English Language Teaching
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English is spoken by more people than any of the other 4,000-5,000 languages in the world combined. Only Chinese, which consists of six mostly mutually incomprehensible languages, has more native speakers worldwide. However, there are native English speakers in every continent (300 million), and another 250 million people who speak a language other than English but use English for everyday purposes. Finally, if you include the places where life-and-death choices are made and proclaimed in Englis
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This comprehensive guide to English language instruction addresses one of the world's most widely spoken languages, offering practical strategies for both educators and serious learners navigating global communication. The book effectively breaks down teaching methodologies while acknowledging English's unique position—spoken by 300 million native speakers across continents and used daily by another 250 million non-native speakers. Readers will appreciate the clear framework for understanding how English functions as both a primary language and essential global tool, particularly in high-stakes environments where critical decisions are communicated through English.
What distinguishes this resource is its balanced approach to theoretical foundations and classroom-ready applications, making it equally valuable for certification candidates and self-directed students mastering the language. The author's perspective on English's role in international contexts—where it often serves as the medium for vital communications—adds depth beyond typical grammar guides. Both aspiring teachers and advanced English learners will find this systematic exploration of language pedagogy particularly impactful for professional development or personal language mastery.
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