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English in International Trade: Britain’s Secret Weapon Post Brexit? 

English in International Trade: Britain’s Secret Weapon Post Brexit? 

With Brexit on the horizon, there are many discussions about the future of international trade. Former Italian prime minister Mario Monti has declared that English is ‘one of the very best products of Britain’ and that it should continue to

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Forgotten First Languages Leave Imprint On Brain, Study Shows

Forgotten First Languages Leave Imprint On Brain, Study Shows

You never forget your first language – even if you have never spoken it, scientists have discovered. Babies develop knowledge of the language they hear in their first few months of life and will always retain that knowledge on an abstract level.

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Do You Avoid Contact With Your Native Language When Learning English?

Do You Avoid Contact With Your Native Language When Learning English?

When learning English, some teachers advise that students should avoid using their native language and interact primarily with those who speak their target language. The idea is that by practising total language immersion and by avoiding contact with your native tongue, you will

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Should only the Target Language be used in EFL Lessons?

Should only the Target Language be used in EFL Lessons?

One of the more heavily debated issues in TEFL is whether it can ever be a good idea to use the students’ mother tongue to help explain finer points in EFL lessons. There is no doubt it can be helpful

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