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Teaching English as a foreign language
Submitted by thecasaknight on 20 October, 2008 - 13:02
In the field of teaching and learning English as a foreign language, educators play a major role in the ways learners enhance and promote their learning. In fact, educators prosessional experience is of a paramount importance in developing learners' cognitive, psychomotor and effective domains. Thus, the success or the failure of the teaching and learning tasks depends on the ways educators cope with the matter.
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I heard somewhere that we have to say Two tenses and one futurity.
Like: 1. Present tense
2. Past tense
3. Futurity.
we should not call future tense. And they removed only tense from future.
They are saying the reasons why we have to remove tense from it.
There are three major causes:
1. future is not guaranteed/sure what will be the next minute about.
2. There is no future form of a verb except will/ shall in english.
3. Long and near colourful future activities we can express in present simple and present continuous tense.