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English Teaching FORUM 1999

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Number 1
This issue has articles on translation techniques, drama, pronunciation, public speaking, syllabus design, and teaching oversized classes.


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Number 2
Improving reading speed, active listening, motivating EFL learners, assessment, songs, and grammar notebooks are some of the articles in this issue.


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Number 3
Among the topics in this issue are designing a cross-cultural course, interactional language, using the Guinness Book of Records as a vocabulary resource, and teacher training.


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Number 4
This issue features appreciating poetry, microteaching, evaluation of teachers and learners, reading for elementary students, and learning styles.

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