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RITA
Thanks....!!...For appreciating.. as well as for quick reply
Once Again Thank u so much......
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Param
you speak fluent english and it is very useful for me to improve my english
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it will be very interesting if you tell me something about UK
I enjoyed of the text you had on your own page. I will be glad to have a partner like you to improve my English.
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I am a researcher in the field of ESL and now wish to know the following:
1.Is there a specific policy to be followed by anyone who is interested in developing ESL/EFL in a primary school?
2. Does such a policy recommend the sequence LSRW in Teaching and Learning. ie., because we learn our L1 in this sequence should we have to follow the same sequence for L2 also?
3. Is only Listening and Speaking skills are important in the initial four years of ESL/EFL training ?
4. Do we have to neglect Reading and Writing skills in the first four years of ESL/EFL training?
5. Is sight word training superior to phonics instructions in ESL/EFL?
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Kamel
thanks for your nice comment and I like your hat
good morning, how are you today?
Its ok, I will continue to oversee you with my beautiful eye
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have nice day,
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