Language Teaching Methods: Audio-Lingual Method

American English
25 Jan 201323:11

Summary

TLDRIn this video, Diane Larson Freeman, a teacher educator, introduces various language teaching methodologies, including the Audiolingual Method, Community Language Learning, Suggestopedia, and others. Filmed at a Washington DC studio, the video features experienced teachers demonstrating these methods with volunteer students. The lessons focus on language practice around a common theme, using interactive dialogues and drills. Freeman emphasizes the importance of adapting techniques to individual teaching contexts and encourages open-mindedness in evaluating their applicability. The video aims to provide viewers with a hands-on understanding of different approaches to language teaching.

Takeaways

  • 📚 The video series is designed to give teachers a direct experience with various language teaching methodologies.
  • 🎓 The focus is on methods such as audiolingual, community language learning, comprehension approach, suggestopedia, silent way, and the communicative approach.
  • 🎥 The lessons in the video were filmed at USIA studios in Washington, D.C., and feature volunteers studying English.
  • 👨‍🏫 Experienced instructors demonstrate each teaching method, adapting lessons to their own interpretations and experiences.
  • 🏡 All the lessons revolve around a common theme—'a house'—to maintain coherence across demonstrations.
  • ✂️ The lessons are condensed to save time, though all steps of each method are preserved.
  • 📖 Viewers are encouraged to consult Diane Larson Freeman's book for a deeper understanding of these methodologies.
  • 🤔 Teachers are urged to remain open-minded and find ways to adapt these techniques to their own classrooms, regardless of class size.
  • 🗣️ The audiolingual method (ALM) focuses on habit formation through repetition and drilling, where the teacher acts as a model for students to emulate.
  • 💬 Error prevention and positive reinforcement are key principles of ALM, with a strong emphasis on speech over written language.

Q & A

  • What is the purpose of the videotape series introduced by Diane Larson Freeman?

    -The purpose of the videotape series is to provide viewers with a vicarious experience of common language teaching methods, similar to what teacher trainees receive at the School for International Training (SIT).

  • What language teaching methods are demonstrated in the video series?

    -The methods demonstrated include the Audiolingual Method, Community Language Learning, the Comprehension Approach, Suggestopedia, the Silent Way, and the Communicative Approach.

  • What is the common theme around which the language lessons are designed?

    -The common theme around which the language lessons are designed is 'a house.'

  • How does the teacher introduce and demonstrate the audiolingual method (ALM)?

    -The teacher introduces the ALM by modeling a dialogue between a vacuum cleaner salesman and a housewife. The teacher plays both roles and asks the students to listen carefully and repeat the dialogue to practice.

  • What is the teacher's role in the audiolingual method?

    -In the audiolingual method, the teacher acts as a model of the target language. The students' role is to repeat the language accurately, forming correct habits through repetition and drills.

  • How does the teacher handle errors made by the students during the lesson?

    -The teacher corrects errors by modeling the correct form for the students to repeat, using drills like the backward build-up drill, where the students practice smaller parts of the sentence until they can say the whole sentence smoothly.

  • Why does the teacher avoid introducing the written version of the dialogue until the end of the lesson?

    -The teacher avoids introducing the written version of the dialogue until the end because, according to ALM principles, speech is considered more basic to language than its written form. Students focus on oral repetition before seeing the written text.

  • What kind of drills does the teacher use to reinforce grammar patterns in the lesson?

    -The teacher uses grammar drills such as a single-slot substitution drill and a question-and-answer drill to help students overlearn sentence patterns and achieve automaticity in the target language.

  • Why is positive reinforcement important in the audiolingual method?

    -Positive reinforcement, like saying 'good' or 'very good,' helps students develop correct habits by encouraging and reinforcing accurate language use, which is key to the habit-formation process in the audiolingual method.

  • What is the homework assigned to the students at the end of the lesson?

    -The homework includes memorizing the dialogue perfectly and practicing selling the vacuum cleaner to someone, as part of reinforcing what was learned in the class.

Outlines

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🎓 Introduction to Language Teaching Methodologies

Diane Larsen-Freeman introduces herself as a teacher educator from the School for International Training (SIT). The video aims to provide viewers with a vicarious experience of several common language teaching methods, including the Audiolingual Method (ALM), Community Language Learning, and others. These lessons were filmed in Washington, D.C., with students who were studying English at the time. Larsen-Freeman emphasizes that the instructors adapt the methods based on their interpretations and experiences. She encourages teachers to observe, reflect, and consider how these methods could be applied or adapted to their own teaching contexts.

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🗣️ Demonstrating the Audiolingual Method (ALM)

Michael Gerald, a colleague, demonstrates the ALM by acting out a sales interaction between a vacuum cleaner salesman and a housewife. The role-play begins with the salesman trying to sell the Hoover vacuum cleaner, while the housewife rejects the offer because her husband does the cleaning at home. The focus of this method is on listening and observing as students engage in repetitive drills. The teacher leads the dialogue and directs students to repeat phrases with correct intonation, pronunciation, and emotion. The emphasis is on repetition and memorization, aiming for habit formation in language learning.

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🔄 Dialogue Practice Through Repetition and Role-Play

The instructor uses the dialogue to guide students through repetitive drills. The class participates in repeating key phrases such as 'Good morning' and 'Would you like to have the cleanest house in town?' in small groups and individually. Emphasis is placed on repetition and correcting pronunciation. The method aims to have students memorize and practice the dialogue without written material initially, focusing on auditory and oral skills. The teacher uses group drills to reinforce the dialogue, gradually involving different students in playing the roles of the salesman and the housewife.

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👥 Role Reversal and Volunteer Participation

The lesson moves into more interactive participation, where students volunteer to act out the roles of the salesman and housewife in front of the class. The volunteers repeat the dialogue, and the teacher encourages active participation, role-playing, and the use of gestures to emphasize speech. This section highlights how role reversal and peer interaction reinforce learning, allowing students to practice real-life conversational structures while maintaining focus on the target vocabulary and expressions from the dialogue.

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📚 Grammar Drills and Reinforcement

After role-play practice, the instructor introduces grammar drills. Students practice substitution drills, where they replace parts of the original dialogue with new vocabulary (e.g., 'Would you like to have the greenest lawn in town?'). The teacher uses drills to reinforce sentence structures and grammar patterns. These activities are designed to overlearn the structures, encouraging automatic responses. The class collectively participates, answering questions in unison, and is introduced to the written version of the dialogue for further practice.

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Keywords

💡Audiolingual Method (ALM)

The Audiolingual Method (ALM) is a language teaching approach that focuses on repetitive drills and pattern practice to form habits in learners. It emphasizes listening and speaking over reading and writing. In the video, the teacher demonstrates ALM through structured dialogues about a vacuum cleaner salesman, showing how repetition leads to automaticity in language use.

💡Teacher as Model

In the context of ALM, the teacher acts as a model of correct language usage. The students imitate the teacher's pronunciation, grammar, and intonation. In the video, the teacher first models the dialogue between the salesman and the housewife, and students are expected to repeat it accurately to form proper language habits.

💡Habit Formation

Habit formation is central to the ALM, where language learning is viewed as creating automatic responses through repetition. The more a learner repeats a language structure correctly, the stronger the habit becomes. In the lesson, students are drilled on phrases like 'the cleanest house in town' to internalize the structure.

💡Backward Build-up Drill

A technique used in ALM where a sentence is broken down into smaller parts, starting from the end and building up to the full sentence. This method helps learners master difficult phrases. In the video, the teacher uses this technique to help students with a challenging sentence in the dialogue, starting from the phrase 'in our house.'

💡Overlearning

Overlearning refers to the process of practicing something beyond simple mastery until it becomes automatic. In the ALM, this is achieved through repetitive drills. The video illustrates this when students practice lines of the dialogue multiple times until they can recite them fluently.

💡Positive Reinforcement

Positive reinforcement in ALM involves encouraging students with praise to reinforce correct language use. The teacher in the video frequently says 'good' or 'very good' after students correctly repeat lines of the dialogue, helping them feel confident and reinforcing good language habits.

💡Grammar Drill

Grammar drills are a core part of the ALM, designed to help students internalize sentence patterns. In the video, the teacher uses drills like the single-slot substitution drill, where students replace one word in a sentence while keeping the structure intact, such as 'the cleanest house' with 'the greenest lawn.'

💡Speech Over Writing

A principle of the ALM that prioritizes spoken language over written language. In the video, students focus on repeating spoken dialogues before they are shown the written version. This supports the idea that speaking and listening are more fundamental in language learning than reading and writing.

💡Dialogues

Dialogues are structured conversations used in the ALM to teach language patterns through repetition. In the video, the teacher uses a dialogue between a salesman and a housewife about vacuum cleaners as the basis for the lesson, allowing students to practice sentence structures and vocabulary in context.

💡Error Prevention

In the ALM, teachers aim to prevent students from making errors, as errors are believed to lead to the formation of bad language habits. In the video, the teacher quickly corrects any mistakes by providing the correct version of the sentence for students to repeat, ensuring that errors do not become ingrained.

Highlights

Diane Larson Freeman introduces various language teaching methods through a videotape series for teacher trainees.

The series includes methods such as the Audiolingual Method (ALM), Community Language Learning, Comprehension Approach, Suggestopedia, Silent Way, and Communicative Approach.

Each method is demonstrated using an intermediate-level lesson on a common theme: a house.

The audiolingual method (ALM) is demonstrated first, focusing on habit formation through repetition and drills.

The lesson revolves around a scripted dialogue between a vacuum cleaner salesman and a housewife.

The teacher models the dialogue, and the students repeat it to form language habits.

Backward build-up drills are used to help students master difficult phrases by repeating them incrementally.

The teacher emphasizes error correction to prevent the formation of bad habits, reflecting the ALM's focus on accuracy.

Grammar drills, including substitution and question-answer drills, are employed to reinforce sentence patterns.

The principle of overlearning is central to the ALM, where students practice language structures until they become automatic.

Positive reinforcement, such as 'good' or 'very good,' is used frequently to encourage students and promote correct language habits.

Students do not see the written form of the dialogue until the end, as ALM emphasizes speech over writing.

The lesson concludes with students being asked to memorize the dialogue for homework and apply it in a role-play task.

The videotape series encourages teachers to remain open to all methods and adapt techniques to their own teaching contexts.

The series provides a condensed version of language teaching methodologies to introduce teacher trainees to their core principles and techniques.

Transcripts

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hello my name is Diane Larson Freeman

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I'm a teacher educator at the school for

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international training it's common in

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language teaching education programs to

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survey current language teaching

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methodologies at sit we do this by

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giving our teacher trainees a direct

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experience with each

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method the purpose of this videotape

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series is to provide you with a similar

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the vicarious experience involving

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common methods the audiolingual method

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Community language learning the

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comprehension approach suggestopedia

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silent way and the communicative

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approach the intermediate level lessons

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you will observe were taped at the

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Television Studios of the usia in

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Washington DC and it is through the

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courtesy of the usia that this program

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is being made available to

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you the students were all volunteers who

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were studying English at the time the

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instructors are experienced language

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teachers and teacher Educators from sit

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who have each taught students in various

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parts of the world using the methods

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they demonstrate for you here for the

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sake of coherence the instructors have

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designed their lessons around a common

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theme namely that of a house what you

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will see are somewhat condensed versions

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of the original lessons all the steps of

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the lessons have been preserved but some

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of the participation has been trimmed in

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the interest of time the instructors

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have tried to Faithfully depict each

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method but of course each instructor is

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also putting the principles into

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practice based upon his or her

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interpretation and

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experience first I will introduce each

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method next you will observe the method

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in practice afterwards I will point out

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the Salient techniques and principles

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associated with each

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method the lessons are meant only to

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introduce you to these methods all of

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the methods have a richer repertoire of

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principles and techniques than can be

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fully portrayed here if you wish to

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learn more you may choose to consult my

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book techniques and principles in

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language teaching public by Oxford

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University press as you view the tape

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try to remain open to what you see you

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may be missing out on something valuable

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if you reject any of the things you

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observe in these lessons because you

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don't see how they could apply to your

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own

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situation for example there are about 25

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students participating in these lessons

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your own classes may be much larger than

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these rather than thinking this will

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never work with a large class think

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instead is there anything worthwhile for

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me in this Tech technique and if the

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answer is affirmative next ask yourself

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how then can I adapt this technique to

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my own circumstances or what other way

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can I put this principle into practice

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let your imagination create the

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possibilities for

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you the first method we will observe is

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the audiolingual method or

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Alm it's a method with which many of you

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may already be familiar my colleague

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Michael Gerald will now demonstrate the

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Alm watch carefully what the teacher is

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doing and what he is asking the students

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to

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do good morning class good morning how

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are you fine thanks how are you fine

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thanks good I'm happy to hear that today

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today's lesson is going to be about two

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people about a Salesman a special kind

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of a Salesman now you know what a

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Salesman is that's a person who sells

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something to somebody else a Salesman

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we're going to uh today the salesman is

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a vacuum cleaner salesman and the other

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person here's the vacuum cleaner

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salesman and let me write

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that the other person is a woman or we

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could we could call her a housewife so

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now I want you to just listen and watch

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what I do listen carefully watch what I

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do and try to understand

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okay now I'm the salesman now okay I'm

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going to be both people I'm going to

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play two roles I'm going to be the

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salesman and the woman

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okay ring ring ring ring ring ring ring

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ring now the woman

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hello hello Madam would you like to have

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the cleanest house in

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town yes of course I

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would then Madam you need the amazing

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Hoover vacuum

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cleaner no I

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don't

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salesman what why

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not

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because my husband does the cleaning in

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our

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house

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oh okay now listen and I'll do it one

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more time you just listen and and don't

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talk this time listen again I'll do it

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one more time

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salesman rings the

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bell

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woman good

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morning good morning Madam would you

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like to have the cleanest house in

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town yes of course I

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would then Madam you need the amazing

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Hoover vacuum

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cleaner the woman says

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no I

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don't salesman says what why

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not and the woman says because my

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husband does the cleaning in our house

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and the salesman says

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oh all right

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now we're going to learn this together

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now I'm going to help you learn how to

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say this whole dialogue Okay so please

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repeat the first line is the woman says

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good morning good morning good morning

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good

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morning the salesman says good morning

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would you like to have the cleanest

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house in town good morning would you

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like town okay house in town just say

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that much house in the cleanest house in

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town the cleanest house in town okay now

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just Group D here the cleanest house in

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town the cleanest house in town a the

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cleanest house

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in that's okay the cleanest house in

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town the cleanest house in town the

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cleanest house in town the cleanest

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house in town okay now just you the

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cleanest house in town the cleanest

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house in town the cleanest house in town

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the cleanest house in town the cleanest

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house in town cleanest cleanest the

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cleanest house in town the cleanest

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house in town Good Very very good okay

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this group the cleanest house in town

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the cleanest house in town the cleanest

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house in town the cleanest house in town

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ah no just right now just this group

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okay that's good in a minute in a minute

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the cleanest house in town just the

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cleanest house in town you man the

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cleanest house in town the cleanest

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house in town good everybody the

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cleanest house in town CLE house in town

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would you like to have the cleanest

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house in town would you like

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would you like to have the cleanest

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house in town would you like to have the

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cleanest house in okay would you like to

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have the cleanest house in

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town have the in town good okay you

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would you like to have the cleanest

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house in town the the cleanest house in

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town would you like to have the cleanest

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house in town good okay from the

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beginning now the this the um the woman

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says good morning everybody good morning

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good morning says good morning Madam

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would you like to have the cleanest

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house in town good morning Madam would

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you like to have the

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C okay good now the woman says yes of

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course I would yes of course I would yes

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of course I would yes of I would all

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right this half of the class yes of

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course I would yes of course I would

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this half yes of course I would yes of

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course I would you please yes of course

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I would yes of course I would yes of

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course I would yes yes of course I would

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yes you have to say it with say it with

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feeling right yes of course I would yes

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of course I good thank you you sir yes

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of course I would yes of course I would

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yes of course I would okay everybody yes

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of course I would yes of course I would

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salesman says then Madam you need the

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amazing Hoover vacuum

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cleaner you need

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amazing vacuum cleaner vacuum cleaner

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Hoover vacuum cleaner Hoover vacuum

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cleaner the amazing Hoover vacuum

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cleaner the amazing Hoover vacuum

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cleaner then Madam you need the amazing

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Hoover vacuum cleaner

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M cleer okay this group then Madam you

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need the amazing Hoover vacuum

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cleaner all right you the

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then Madam you need the amazing Hoover

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vacuum cleaner then Madam you need the

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amazing Hoover vacuum cleaner good very

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good very good all right you try it then

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Madam you need the amazing Hoover vacuum

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cleaner then Mom you need the amazing

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Hoover vacuum cleaner vacuum cleaner

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very good everybody then Madam you need

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the amazing Hoover vacuum

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cleaner now you remember that we don't

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write down these dialogues as we're

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saying them because at the end of the

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class I will give you a copy so you can

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read it right now concentrate on

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memorizing it just from the sounds okay

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and later you'll be able to see it in

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writing so from the beginning the woman

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says good morning good morning the man

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says good morning Madam good morning

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okay good morning Madam would you like

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to have the cleanest house in town good

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morning would you like to have the

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cleanest house

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yes of course I would yes of I would

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then you need the amaz then Madam you

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need the amazing Hoover vacuum cleaner

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then you need the amazing Hoover vacuum

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cleaner no I don't no I

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don't what why not what why not what why

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not what why not what why not yeah what

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why not what not okay use the gestures

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see what what why not what why not try

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try it with your hands use your hands

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what why not yeah what why not and your

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shoulders say my shoulder what why not

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why not okay everybody together what why

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not why not okay and the woman says

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because my husband does the cleaning in

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our

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house in our house in our house the

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cleaning in our house the cleaning in

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our house my husband does the cleaning

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in our house my husband does the

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cleaning in our house because my husband

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does the cleaning in our house because

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husb this group here please just you

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just this group because my husband does

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the cleaning in our

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house our house okay listen to me

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because my husband does the cleaning in

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our house wait wait okay just you please

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you try it because my husband does the

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cleaning in our house does does does the

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cleaning does the cleaning now again

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because my husband does the cleaning in

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our house because my husband does the

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cleaning in our house good very good

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everybody because my husband does the

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cleaning in our house because my husband

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CLE in our house and then the salesman

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says

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oh no he's sad

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oh I will I will be the I will be the

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salesman and you all of you will be the

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woman okay I'm the salesman so I ring

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the bell ring ring ring ring good

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morning good morning good morning Madam

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would you like to have the cleanest

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house in

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town then Madam you you need the amazing

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Hoover vacuum cleaner

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no what why not

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because okay now now we'll change and

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you will be the salesman and I will be

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the uh the woman

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okay ring the bell ring the

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bell good morning good morning

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the cleanest house in town the cleanest

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house in town would you like to have the

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cleanest house in

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town yes of course I

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would the amazing Hoover vacuum cleaner

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no I

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don't why not because my husband does

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the cleaning in our

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house all right can we have uh two

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volunteers two volunteers come up please

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and how about a woman now and yes Hassan

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you can be the salesman have ears and we

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need a woman

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Sonia

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please oh just you begin uh ring the

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bell good morning good morning Madam

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would you like to have the cleanest

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house in town of course then then we I

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got the hover amazing hover vacuum

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cleaner then you need this you need you

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need the amazing hover vacuum cleaner oh

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no I

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don't what why not what why not because

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my husband does the cleaning in our

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house

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oh thank you I'm sorry I'm sorry you

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didn't sell

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it the next one the next one we have two

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more people please two more people to do

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this two more volunteers two more Brave

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courageous

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volunteers here's one what are you you

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want to be the salesman saleswoman okay

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and come on yes yes you're the housewife

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good morning good morning man man would

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you like to have uh you would you like

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to you have the cleanest house in town

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yes I do of course I would of of course

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I would oh then you need the amazing

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hover vacum cleaner oh I don't why what

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not because and my husband do the clean

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in my in our house

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now we're going to do a little grammar

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practice grammar practice okay um would

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you like to have the cleanest house in

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town you like to have the cleanest in

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to prettiest

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house the Prest good would you like to

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have the prettiest house in town would

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you like

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the greenest lawn would

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you would you like to have the greenest

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lawn in town would you like have in town

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good okay now again this time individual

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people okay we'll do it again would you

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like to have the cleanest house in town

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do you like to have do you like to have

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the cleaning house town cleanest

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cleanest would you like to have the

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cleanest house in town would you like to

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have the the cleanest house town in town

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in town okay good would you like to have

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the cleanest house in town do you like

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to have a cleaning house in town would

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would you like would you like to clean

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house okay wait would you like to have

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the cleanest house in

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town like CEST house in town would you

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like to have the cleanest house in town

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would you like to have the cleanest

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house in town would you like to have the

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cleanest house in town would you like to

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have a cleanest uh house in town the

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cleanest house in town the the cleanest

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house in town okay everybody would you

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like to have the cleanest house in

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town okay now you try again please you

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like toan to have to clean the cleanest

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house in town okay everybody would you

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like to have the cleanest house in town

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would you like to the CEST to the

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prettiest house would you like to have

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the Prest house in town good the biggest

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car would

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youest greenest lawn you lawn would you

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like to have the greenest lawn in town

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would you like to have the greenest lawn

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in town very good very good now I will

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ask the question would you like to have

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the the cleanest house in town you

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answer yes of course of course I would

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yes of course I would okay I ask the

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question you give the answer would you

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like to have the cleanest house in town

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yes of course I would would you like to

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have the biggest car in town yes of

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course I would would you like to have

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the greenest lawn in town of course I

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would yes of course I would yes of

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course I would would you like to have

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the prettiest house in town yes of

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course I now you asked me the questions

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cleanest house ask me the question

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yes of course I would prettiest

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house yes of course I would biggest car

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would you

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like yes of course I would the greenest

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lawn would

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you yes I of course of course I would

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yes it's only now at the end of the

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grammar drilling that the students see

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the printed

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word okay now this time I'll read it and

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then you repeat after me read it and

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repeat okay good morning good morning

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good morning Madam good morning Madam

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would you like to have the cleanest

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house in town would you like to have the

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cleanest house in town yes of course I

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would yes of course I would then Madam

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you need the amazing Hoover vacuum

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cleaner then Madam you need the

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amazing no I don't no I don't what why

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not what why not because you see my

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husband does the cleaning in our house

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because you see my husband does the

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cleaning in our house oh

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oh all right now for your homework for

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tomorrow I want you to memorize this

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memorize it and tomorrow in class

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tomorrow I'm going to ask you to say

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this perfectly with no mistakes without

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the paper okay you understand yes so

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homework tonight is to memorize this

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perfectly okay and then the other thing

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you have to do you have two things for

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homework you have to sell this vacuum

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cleaner to someone okay sell this vacuum

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cleaner to someone for homework

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okay that's all for today thank you for

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coming see you tomorrow

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goodbye as the lesson began we saw the

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teacher presenting a dialogue to the

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class the students just listened to the

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teacher at first one of the Alm teachers

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major roles is that of a model of the

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target language it's the students job to

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repeat as accurately as they can the

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teacher's model language learning is

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seen to be a process of habit formation

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the more often the students repeat

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something the stronger the habit and the

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greater the

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learning we saw how the students

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stumbled over one of the lines of the

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dialogue they were repeating when this

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happened the teacher used a backward

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build-up drill with a Troublesome line

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he started at the end of the sentence

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and had the students repeat the final

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phrase to this he added each phrase in

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turn until the students were able to say

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the whole sentence smoothly the teacher

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corrected students errors in other ways

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as well for example by quickly saying

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the phrase for the students to hear and

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repeat it's important to prevent

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Learners from making errors since errors

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lead to the formation of bad habits

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later in the lesson the teacher used

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grammar drills a single slot

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substitution drill and a question and

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answer drill these drills help students

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to learn or even better to overlearn the

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sentence patterns of the target language

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the overlearning leads to

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automaticity you may have noticed that

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the teacher often said good or very good

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in this way he positively reinforced his

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students work such reinforcement helps

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the students to develop correct

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habits it wasn't until the end of the

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lesson that the students got to see the

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written version of the dialogue which

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they were learning this is consistent

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with the Alm principle that speech is

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more basic to language than the written

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form

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