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What is phrase structure grammar?

What is phrase structure grammar?  Imagine a sentence like "The red car zoomed past the house." Phrase structure grammar helps us understand...Continue

What is Negative Capability?

Negative capability means the capability of negating oneself. Through this, Keats indicates a poet’s ability to keep himself aloof from his writings. In...Continue

What is Meant by “Tissue Rejection in Language Teaching Methodology?”

What is meant by “tissue rejection in language teaching methodology?”  Adrian Holliday introduced the concept of tissue rejection in language teaching methodology...Continue

What is Meant by ‘Post Method Pedagogy’?

What is meant by ‘Post Method Pedagogy’?  Post-Method Pedagogy is an approach to language teaching. It emerged as a response to the...Continue

What is Meant by ‘Desuggestopedia’?

What is meant by ‘Desuggestopedia’? Identify the objectives, main principles, and key features of ‘Desuggestiopedia’ and evaluate their relevance to mainstream Bangladeshi...Continue

What is language?

What is language? In what sense language is arbitrary? Language is a communication system that uses symbols, sounds, or gestures to convey...Continue

What is elision?

What is elision? Elision is omitting one or more sounds in a word or phrase. It often makes speech easier or quicker....Continue

What is a morpheme?

What is a morpheme? Distinguish between free and bound morphemes.  A morpheme is the smallest unit of meaning in a language. It...Continue

What is a metaphysical conceit?

What is a metaphysical conceit? Trace elements of conceits in Donne's poetry. Or What is meant by a metaphysical conceit? Write a...Continue

What is a metaphysical conceit?

What is a metaphysical conceit? Trace elements of conceits in Donne's poetry. Or What is meant by a metaphysical conceit? Write a...Continue

What is a Dramatic Monologue: The Art of Emotion and Intensity

A dramatic monologue is a poetic form where a character speaks to a silent listener, revealing their thoughts, feelings, and actions. It...Continue

What is a Contextual Approach to Teaching’?

What is a contextual approach to teaching’? How does it affect pedagogy?  A contextual approach to teaching is a method that connects...Continue

What is ‘Situational Language Teaching (SLT)’?

What is ‘Situational Language Teaching (SLT)’? or, Discuss the approach, design, and procedures of Situational Language Teaching.  Situational Language Teaching (SLT) is...Continue

What is ‘Post Method Pedagogy’?

What is ‘Post Method Pedagogy’? Discuss the strategic framework proposed by B. Kumaravadivelu.  Post-Method Pedagogy emerged as a response to the dissatisfaction...Continue

What do you mean by the “Carpe diem” theme?

What do you mean by the “Carpe diem” theme? “Carpe-diem” is a Latin phrase. It means "seize the day," and it encourages...Continue

What Do You Mean By Language Learning Strategies?

What do you mean by language learning strategies?  Language learning strategies refer to specific techniques, actions, or behaviours. Learners use these strategies...Continue

What Are the Roles of a Teacher in CLT?

What are the roles of a teacher in CLT?  In the Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) approach, the teacher’s role is vital in...Continue

What are the Purposes of Teaching Vocabulary?

What are the purposes of teaching vocabulary?  Vocabulary is the foundation of any language. It plays a crucial role in effective communication....Continue

What Are the Principles of CLT?

What are the principles of CLT?  The “Communicative Language Teaching” (CLT) approach is based on several core principles emphasizing communication, interaction, and...Continue

What Are the Key Features and Techniques of the ‘Direct Method’?

What are the key features and techniques of the ‘Direct Method’? What are its advantages and limitations?  The Direct Method is a...Continue

What Are the Goals of the ‘Grammar Translation Method’?

What are the goals of the ‘Grammar Translation Method’? The Grammar Translation Method (GTM) is a traditional approach to language teaching. It...Continue

What are the Functions of Intonation?

What is intonation? What are the functions of intonation? Intonation is the variation of pitch in spoken language. It plays a crucial...Continue

What are the Features of the Modern Age? 

Modernism (1901-39) was a cultural and literary movement that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It represented a break...Continue

What are the differences between dialect and register?

What are the differences between dialect and register?  Language, a human communication system, is diverse. The two key aspects that contribute to...Continue

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