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nickpellatt
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Blimey, Im going to agree with Fluffy in a grammar related thread 
I also think you are more likely to need grammar in classes for lower level students. They need structure and rules quite early on, and they will probably be a lot more comfortable if you are able to let them learn with structured lessons that lay out some rules for them to follow and practice. Its the higher level students that have learnt the rules who want to talk and spend more time using language. |
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fluffyhamster
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Heh, thanks Nick!  |
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Serious_Fun
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| Glenski wrote: |
It's not small or lightweight, but it is considered nearly indispensable.
Practical English Usage
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I'm with Glenski: Swan's is my all-time favourite, (in .pdf format, saved on a flash drive). |
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