A PLEA FOR PIRATICAL ATTITUDE
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English should be taught practically to make it more useful and needed, through activities that encourage ability and opportunities. The aims of teaching English as a global second language are to develop tolerance and positive attitudes by making lessons annotative and giving students chances to use English through practical application and experience.
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