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Teaching English as a Foreign Language, An Introduction, Surkamp C., Viebrock B., 2018.

    The fourteen chapters of this book touch on the fundamental issues and principles of Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) in both a theoretical and a practical way. You will be able to gather insights into all competence areas important for modern foreign language teaching, its history, its framing by education policy, and most importantly, learn about the very focus point of each lesson, the students. At the same time, you will be able to reflect upon your professional development as a future teacher of English. To facilitate the acquisition of discipline-specific knowledge and professional development, each chapter contains definitions and illustrations for easy orientation, examples for practical applications and classroom use as well as occasions for the reflection of individual experiences.

Sejong korean conversation workbook 4-2, 2020.

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‘-느라(고)’ attaches to verbs to indicate that the preceding clause is the cause or reason for the following clause. It is usually used with negative results or when some action could not be completed. Negative expressions such as ‘바쁘다, 시간이 없다, 힘들다, 정신이 없다, 피곤하다’ are often used after ‘-느라(고)’. Both clauses must share the same subject. The form ‘-느라(고)’ attaches to all verb stems regardless of the ending.

Sejong korean conversation workbook 4-1, 2020.

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When speaking with surprise, the intonation of the second to the last syllable will drop sharply and then slightly rise
at the end. The intonation depth varies by the speaker’s emotions.

Sejong korean conversation workbook 3-2, 2020.

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When using -거든(요)’ to specify reasons, the intonation slightly rises in the end. However, when you are explaining the background of what you are about to say, the intonation rises higher in the end. This chapter cover when you are specifying reasons.

Sejong korean conversation workbook 3-1, 2020.

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‘-으려고(요)/-려고(요)’ attaches to action verb stems and is used to indicate an intention or plan to do something. ‘- 으려고(요)’ attaches to consonant-final action verb stems, and ‘-려고(요)’ attaches to vowel-final and ㄹ-final action verb stems. The subject of the two clauses must be the same and also used only once in the first clause.

Sejong korean conversation workbook 2-2, 2020.

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When a syllable that comes after a final double consonants starts with a vowel, the second consonant of the double becomes the initial sound of the syllable. However, when a syllable that comes after ‘ㄳ and ㅄ’ of the final double consonants starts with a vowel, the initial sounds become [ㅆ] and not [ㅅ].

Sejong korean conversation workbook 2-1, 2020.

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‘이나/나’ and ‘-거나’ connects two or more nouns, actions, or states to indicate the possibility of choosing from among them. ‘이나/나’ is used after nouns, and ‘-거나’ is used after verbs and adjectives. For consonant-final nouns, ‘이나’ is used, while ‘나’ is used for vowel-final nouns. The form ‘-거나’ is used for all verbs and adjectives.

Beginner's somali workbook, Part 3, Nilsson M., 2021.

    This lesson gives more information about the plural forms of nouns, about focused subjects, modifiers, ordinal numbers, vowel alternations in verbs.