2.
The lexical approach is a method of teaching
foreign languages described by Michael
Lewis in the early 1990s. The basic concept on
which this approach rests is the idea that an
important part of learning a language
consists of being able to understand and
produce lexical phrases as chunks.
Introduction
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No Learning theory
No Theory of Language
The Building blocks of Language
learning and Communication
Lexical Approach
4. What is chunk?
Lexical chunk’ is an umbrella term which
includes all the other terms.
What are the collocations?
Collocation is a pair of lexical content words
commonly found together.
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Lexical Chunk ( that are not collocations )
By the way
Up to now
Upside down
If I were you
A long way off
Out of my mind
6.
Lexical Chunks ( That are collocation )
Totally conviced
Strong accent
Terrible Accident
Sense of Humour
Sound exciting
Brings good luck
