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As Seen on TV
How television teaches
Updated: 2023.12.12
3 min read · Intermediate
As Seen on TV How television teaches Discussion Questions Q1 In your own words, please briefly summarize the article. Q2 What part of the reading resonated with you most? Q3 Do you think watching TV can be a useful tool for learning a new language? Q4 Do you think TV can be educational, more generally? Q5 What language-learning benefits can come from watching a show or movie? Q6 What TV show or movie helped you learn English, if any? Explain. Q7 Can watching a TV show in your native language also help improve your mother tongue? Why or why not? Q8 What do you find most helpful as a resource for language learning? Q9 Do you often watch foreign-language films or shows? What’s your favorite program originally made in another language? Q10 If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down. Expressions accessible easy to approach, reach, enter, or use 例文 1 Everyone should have access to accessible public transportation. 例文 2 The website is designed to be accessible to users with disabilities. exclusive limited to a specific group or individual; not allowing others to share 例文 1 The club is exclusive and requires a membership for entry. 例文 2 They have exclusive rights to distribute the product in this region. navigate to find one's way or plan and direct the route 例文 1 She learned to navigate the city using public transportation. 例文 2 The captain used the stars to navigate the ship across the ocean. consume to absorb or take in information about 例文 1 Language learners should regularly consume English learning material. 例文 2 He spent hours consuming online resources for English learners. naught nothing; zero 例文 1 Despite their efforts, the result was naught. 例文 2 His contribution to the project amounted to naught. |
| *本教材は、Ringleを使用して英語を学ぶ学習者向けに設計されています。 |
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*本教材は、Ringleを使用して英語を学ぶ学習者向けに設計されています。