Introduction
Recent research indicates that becoming more aware of what readers do when they read, becoming conscious of their own reading processes, is a powerful tool for improving reading efficiency.
(Carrell 1989; Carson et al. 1990; Shih 1992)
Reading process of L1 readers
Automatic & Unconscious
→impossible to examine them
→visible only when they read a text
that is
1.1 Article Misuse in L2 English
Verb-raising
non-verb-raising 언어를 사용하는 영어 학습자들도 verb-raising을 허용한다는 많은 연구 결과들이 있는데 부사 앞의 verb-raising은 허용하는 것과는 반대로 부정 앞의 verb-raising은 허용하지 않는 특성을 보인다. 이것은 영어 학습자들이 자신들의 L1, L2와는 독립된 verb-raising p
the proficiency level of each student. It covers general texts and activities. To complement this limitation, the activity book includes the activities for different levels. Within the same topic and contents, activities are different according to the level. For example, “Red” is for the students whose level is beginner, “Green” is for the intermediates, and “Blue” for the higher
< Textbook Information >
Activity book Appendices: answers, listening script, activity materials, Chapter review quiz (12), Grammar point, Voca/idioms index
Lesson format: Warm up-Listen in (Listen and Speak A)-Speak out (Listen and Speak B)-Make Friends, Get Ready for Reading (Grammar practice)
Read (Read and Write A), Do you understand/After you read (Read and write B), write on, Mission
⁍ Ask some questions about
the poem.
›› "Look outside.
What can you see'?
What color are the
clouds?"
›› "Yes, we can see white clouds. And how about the trees? How about the house?"
›› "There are so many things in the world and they have their own colors.