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o’rta maktablarda o’quvchilarga nemis tili fonetikasini o’rgatish teaching pronunciation contents introduction...................................................................................................3 chapter i theoretical background on teaching action verbs. approaches in teaching action verbs 1.1 the major features of action verbs ……………………………………………5 1.2 the appropriate methods and techniques for teaching action verbs to a2 level learners at secondary school ……………………………………….…….............11 chapter ii. the role of teaching action verbs to a2 level learners (procedure and process) 2.1. the usage of action verbs in enhancing a2 learners grammar…..14 2.2. the role of teaching action verbs in language learning.................19 conclusion………………………………………………………………....23 the list of literature…..……………………………………………25 introduction english became one of the important instruments of achievement of success in modern life. knowledge of english is some kind of indicator of many qualities of the modern person. it is already just impossible to imagine the university graduate whohasn't knowledge of basic english. preparing scientific-pedagogical personnel, to produce highly qualified translators, scientific-research works in the country, engaged …
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listening, speaking, reading and writing. among the types of verbs, action verbs play the most important role as we are covered with motions, actions. every day we do something; we go somewhere and eat something. all of them are actions and expressing those demands action verbs. but in order to express ourselves fluently, we should know how to make a distinction of the functions and types of verbs. it is ought to be taught at schools with the help of appropriate ways. the tasks are: words are the building blocks of any language and there is no point in lengthy explanations of grammar structures as students will always acquire them in a fixed predetermined order regardless of their mother tongue. these are, however, only theoretical descriptions with considerable practical implications. by means of the following lines, we shall present my personal point of view, stemming from my experiences and observations …
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at secondary school. my intention is to appeal to the communicative side of the problem. as a point of departure, i would like to the subject of the research is to study different methods of teaching action verbs to a2 level learners, giving theoretical argumentation for the development of teaching methods in teaching a foreign language and giving practical recommendations. the aim of the course paper is to investigate interactive ways of teaching grammar, to point the importance of explaining actionverbs in context but not in isolation. the qualification paper is dedicated to “teaching action verbs to a2 level learners at secondary school”1 which presents a certain interest both for theoretical investigation and for practical usage. the importance of the topic is researching the effectual ways of teaching action verbs according the learners’ level. the purpose of the theme is gaining the great interest of pupils in learning action verbs …
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theorists about how to perceive action verbs. one discussion revolves around whether action verb rules are the underlying knowledge of rules, a skill which people utilize to communicate, or if it is about meaning and clarity (teaching mixed level classes. burns and richards 2012. the cambridge guide to pedagogy and practice. (pp 86-94) cambridge university press). among researchers, there has been an ongoing debate for years about whether action verbs should be taught, and whether students benefit from action verb instruction at all. the major debate ellis and scott focused on action verbs should be taught explicitly; as a deliberate study of grammar rules (deductively or inductively) where they deduce the rules from examples, or implicitly where pupils are exposed to grammatical structures through meaning-focused communication (ellis 2014; scott 1990 teachers’ approaches to grammar teaching in lower secondary school lisa g. bentsen. universitetet i oslo våren 2017). 35 years ago, …
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lund (2016) seem to support swain’s view; arguing that both input and output will lead to learning if the language activities are meaningful and relevant to the learners. as ellis explained the aim of explicit teaching is “to abandon the aim of teaching grammar for immediate communicative utilize and replace it with a lesser aim – helping learners to develop metalinguistic understanding of grammatical structures.” the aim of implicit grammar teaching is “to embed the teaching of grammar into task-based approach where attention to grammatical form arises naturally out of the attempt to engage in meaning-focused communication” furthermore, ellis (2006) proposes that action verbs can be taught through corrective feedback, which he defines as “teacher responses to learner errors” (p. 99). there are, however, different views on whether or not the correction of oral errors is beneficial (terrell, 1982), or whether students need feedback at all (ur, p. (1996). a …

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o’rta maktablarda o’quvchilarga nemis tili fonetikasini o’rgatish teaching pronunciation contents introduction...................................................................................................3 chapter i theoretical background on teaching action verbs. approaches in teaching action verbs 1.1 the major features of action verbs ……………………………………………5 1.2 the appropriate methods and techniques for teaching action verbs to a2 level learners at secondary school ……………………………………….…….............11 chapter ii. the role of teaching action verbs to a2 level learners (procedure and process) 2.1. the usage of action verbs in enhancing a2 learners grammar…..14 2.2. the role of teaching action verbs in language learning.................19 conclusion………………………………………………………………....23 the list of ...

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