Adapting authentic material 2011
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The document discusses adapting authentic materials for English language learners. It provides examples of various types of authentic materials including radio broadcasts, shopping receipts, tube maps, bus timetables, newspapers, and restaurant menus. It suggests editing authentic materials and pre-teaching vocabulary to make them accessible to lower levels. The goal is to expose learners to interesting, relevant, and authentic examples of English while focusing on language skills and areas.
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