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- 1. By Iffaf Khan Making EAP more Interactive @iffafteacher https://iffaf.squarespace.com/
- 3. In this workshop Vocabulary Writing Reading
- 4. Terminology Corpora Keyness Language Study Skills Prosody Topoi
- 5. Language Study Skills “There is often discussion whether these two terms - EAP and study skills - mean the same. I find it useful to make a distinction between general study skills that are not concerned with language and language study skills that will probably form part of an EAP course. “ - Gillet, A (1996)
- 7. Keyness High-frequency The importance of a keyword as representative of content.
- 8. Prosody “consistent aura of meaning with which a form is imbued by its collocates” (Louw, 1993: 157)
- 9. Topoi “Topoi is another of these snob plurals. The singular is topos. And all it really means is theme, broad theme in the data.” - McEnery, T. (2015)
- 10. Prosody Is the word ‘achieve’ positive or negative?
- 11. Achieve – positive or negative
- 17. 6, 688, 806 words 87, 295 word types
- 20. Understanding the components of a question Topic- restriction or expansion Aspect The actual question
- 21. Listen to these key-words Write down the words you hear
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