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This document provides sources on the importance of English and includes exercises on strategies for reading and understanding texts. It lists sources from websites on English as a lingua franca and its use globally. It also includes exercises for scanning a text, reflecting personally on why English has become so prominent, making inferences, and reading non-verbal information. The document appears to be providing guidance and material for learning strategies when reading English texts.
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- 1. Activities on the importance of English
- 2. Sources of the text http://www.seplan.am.gov.br/arquivos/downl oad/arqeditor/planejamento/des_org/treinam entos/ingles_basico%20.pdf http://www.globalenvision.org/library/33/655 http://www3.telus.net/linguisticsissues/lingua franca.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lingua_franca
- 3. Exercise 1: [Scanning] What can you use this strategy for?
- 4. [dark blue]countries with significant concentrations of native speakers of English (in all of these countries English is an official or de facto language of administration) [light blue] other countries in which English is an official or important administrative language Source: Wikipedia, the free Encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page)
- 5. Exercise 2: [Personal Reflection] In your own words, state why you think English has become a lingua franca
- 6. Exercise 3: [Making Inferences] What can you use this strategy for?
- 7. Exercise 4: [Reading non-verbal information] What can you use this strategy for?
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