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The definition drill for Language Learning.

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Speaking is the capacity to express ideas, concepts,  in a clear and direct way. The goal of studying languages is to acquire the facility to express what we have in our minds. The definition dril l gives student the oportunity of expressing an idea in the target language. If the idea or concept is well expressed, the listener can understand what the speaker is trying to say. In the definition drill , a student is given a set of words. She chooses one without saying which it is and then proceeds to define it. At first simple nouns will do: Chair Carpet Hat Bank increasing the difficulty to Skin Throat Idea and then going on to verbs like To come To sign To sleep To kill Using the definition drill , students have to become wordsmiths, lexicographers, trying to define a term using simple and few words. No examples are accepted in definitions. Try this definition drill with your more advanced students. I employ it often with satisfactory results. Give them a ti...

BLOGLOVIN’ and practicing your English hands on

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BLOGLOVIN’ always manages to bring interesting read to my attention. The latest that caught my eye is “Smart & Simple: The Best Way to Sew on a Button.” In a few simple steps it tells you, in clear and easy-to-understand English, how to go about replacing a lost button. Now, teachers of English normally tell you to read newspapers, novels, short stories, poems… but they never suggest reading instructions on, for example, how to sew on a button. In this article you will learn about verbs like to blend, to gather, to lay, to pull, to insure and words like fabric, needle, thread, stitch (remember that a stitch in time, saves nine )… and you will be able to discover new meanings to old words. Plus you can follow the instructions visually. No less. Let me be different: to improve your English read articles in BLOGLOVIN’ which will help more than reading Oliver Twist , as far as your English goes. Join them at: https://www.bloglovin.com/