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dt mThe document introduces a theoretical framework called English Language As An Experience (ELAAE) for teaching English. The framework outlines four important strategies: 1) making lessons fun, 2) customizing teaching to individual student's learning styles, 3) using innovative teaching techniques to keep lessons engaging, and 4) focusing on target language, conversations, and student responses. The goal of the ELAAE is to teach English through interactive learning experiences rather than repetitive academic exercises.
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