While learning the english language myself, I often found that the hardest thing to grasp was not the new words by themselves, but the variety of applications and effects that they could have in a whole sentence...
I loved this section because this was something I didn't even realize that I did as an English speaker and that was constantly change the tense of the verb depending on whether or not it was a possibility, a likely outcome, or at what time i was relaying the information...
Reported speech and direct speech is a little bit tricky for me to understand (referring to question number 20, I did have a little difficulty in figuring out the answer) so I need to take it slow and familiarize the rules about it...
In Unit Two we covered EFL methodologies, looking at different teaching methods, techniques, activities and the importance of feedback and error correction...
As well as a lesson in classroom management this unit could also be entitled Classroom Management, Psychology,Behavioral Sciences,Logistics,and Problem Resolution...
This unit focused on the usage, grammatical structure, activate stage teaching ideas, and common student errors of the four present tenses that are used in the English language...