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- How to teach advantages and disadvantages- looking at both sides
For example, the simple rule “expression meaning advantage” + “expression meaning and” leads to “expression meaning advantage” (plus the opposites with “disadvantage” and “but”) can help them guess most of the useful language without even needing to work out which side each specific argument in supporting - although that is
- Describing Advantages and Disadvantages - UsingEnglish. com
Collocations with advantage 4 The greatest advantage The main advantage The most significant advantage – The same5 The greatest advantage The overwhelming advantage – Significantly different6 By far the most important advantage The overwhelming advantage – The same7 A great advantage A major advantage A big advantage – The same8
- [Grammar] There are advantages of or to doing something
It depends on the context In the sentence you quote, then "to" is correct However, if you were saying something like "What are the advantages of doing something?", then "of" is correct
- The advantages and disadvantages of blind observations
The advantages and disadvantages of blind observations A “blind observation” means someone such as your Director of Studies doing everything that an observer usually does (e g running through your lesson plan with you before the lesson and having a feedback session after) apart from actually stepping into the classroom and watching your lesson
- Advantages and disadvantages of using authentic texts in class
Using the positive aspects of authentic texts, getting rid of the negative aspects, and deciding when graded texts might be better
- Academic Word List- Advantages and Disadvantages Phrases Practice
What other words and expressions mean “advantage(s)”? What other words and expressions mean “disadvantage(s)”? Match the words and expressions below with those two meanings Argument against; Argument for; Argument in support; Bad consequence; Bad point; Benefit; Cons; Drawback; Good effect; Good point; Minus; Negative aspect; Plus
- The advantages and disadvantages of peer observations
Both the person being observed and the person observing learn: This is the biggest advantage of peer observations Teachers observing not only learn how to observe, but also see different ways of doing things in other people's classrooms and can see both good things and bad things that will make them reflect on what goes on in their own classroom
- Take advantage find an approach | UsingEnglish. com ESL Forum
Is it idiomatic to use "take advantage of good weather" and "find an approach to somebody?" "They decided to go out of town because the kids loved hiking and they wanted to take advantage of good weather As parents they felt they should have been able to find an approach to their children So a family picnic seemed like a great idea
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