Anecdotes in the ELT classroom: Sue Kay & Vaughan Jones
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@MsLovelymoments NO THOU ART TOTALLY WRONG, DEAR.
artrocker65 1 year ago
what have I made out of the interveiw of thosh teacher is that anecdots is a help that's given to student before It;s asked to speak. Isn't it?
MsLovelymoments 1 year ago