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 #2 (permalink) Thu Dec 28, 2006 15:22 pm Curriculm vs. curricla |
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| I agree with you, Torsten, since the plural of curriculum is 'curricula' or 'curriculums' (less used, apparently). |
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Conchita
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| #3 (permalink) Thu Dec 28, 2006 20:27 pm Curriculm vs. curricla |
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| Quote: | | I also create ESL curriculum for beginning to advanced English learners. |
Hmm! Let's say ESL curriculam consists of:
1- Grammar rules
2- Vocabulary building
3- Idioms
4- Cloze Passages etc
...then why should we change it to ESL curriculams? :roll:
Come to think of it (and thinking aloud for that matter :lol: ) , I am a bit confused about this part:
for beginning to advanced English learners
Friends, do we agree??
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| Subject verb agreement? | Common nouns, unusual verbs: "Breakfast, something" etc |
