Teaching vocabulary

Vocabulary is the major building block of a language. As language teachers are aware, it is divided into categories such as nouns, verbs, adjectives, question words and so on, as well as into subject categories. What is important about vocabulary is that we need to teach learners the proper use of words, as that is what leads to successful communication. As learners continue on the path of language learning, they begin to discover a myriad of ways to express themselves and become familiar with the nuances embodied in a language. In Europe, the CEFR has become the standard bearer for . . .

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Marjorie Rosenberg
Marjorie Rosenberg
Marjorie Rosenberg has been teaching in Austria for over 40 years, working at tertiary level, with adults and with teachers. She has written several methodology books on learner preferences and materials in the area of business English. Marjorie is an NLP trainer and has used the techniques in the classroom as well as in teacher training courses.