SG Module #28 - Should We Prioritize Grammar over Speaking.pdf
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Should We Prioritize Grammar over Speaking?
Your speaking partner!
Module #28
In learning English, which one do you think is more
essential, is it improving your grammar or improving
your spoken English?
Warming up!
Let’s watch a video related to buying or lease a car by clicking the following link:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Wn_eBrIDUuc
Listening Script Test
According to the video, what is the definition of grammar?
What are the differences between sentence structure in English and
Japanese?
According to the video, there are two positions of language patterns in any
language. They are prescriptivism and descriptivism. How are they
different?
Based on the video, do writing and speaking have different purpose? Or are
they basically the same?
After watching the video, can I say that we cannot learn grammar
separately from speaking? They go hand in hand and we need a lifetime to
make a perfect combination of the two.
Phrase and Vocabulary
Vast (adj) : extremely big
Ex.: The vast majority of children attend state schools.
Realm (n) : an area of interest or activity
Ex.: Her interests are in the realm of practical politics.
Language purist (n) : a person who believes that it is important to speak, write, or do things in a correct or
traditional way
Ex.: A purist cares more about his good intentions than the consequences of his actions.
Propagate (v) : to spread opinions, lies, or beliefs among a lot of people
Ex.: The media have tried to propagate the belief that Covid-19 is a just a conspiracy.
Repertoire (n) : the complete list or supply of skills, devices, or ingredients used in a particular field, or practice
Ex.: Many students enter schools with a linguistic repertoire that straddles their languages.
Do you agree or disagree with the
following statements?
You have to know the structures and rules of the sentence first. If
you have known the structure of the sentences, you can speak
fluently and nicer.
It is more important to be good at speaking than writing, because
the ability to speak skillfully provides advantages such as ability to
inform, persuade, and direct people.
What is the point of knowing conversation skills if you can't speak
the language properly?
Learning grammar doesn't make you have a fluent communication,
unless you practice it.
Most people become not confident when they speak because they
think they don’t have a good grammar.
What is your view regarding this
statement?
Studying grammar is
more important than
practising conversation
skills.
*You may divide your class into 2 teams: affirmative and opposition. They take turn delivering their arguments.
What is your view regarding this
statement?
Unless a person is studying to become a
linguistics expert, it’s not important to
emphasize the grammar in our speaking as long
as the intended message conveyed to the
addressee.
*If you still have some time left, you may go on to discuss this topic.
Cheers up! :)
Your speaking partner!
IG: @speakgurus
www.speakgurus.com