Speaking Naturally

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-Bruce Tillit and Mary Bruton Newton

The Book Published by The Press Syndicated of The University of Cambridge

In English there are some rules to do in communication, or it called communication step. This book is that the way you to know how to speaking naturally with right expression and the way you can distinguish between Informal and Formal communication in English. When we talk to a native speaker, we are demanded to know the information about sociolinguistic rules by differ from those in their own culture. Because native speakers acquire these rules as part of growing up, they do not make conscious reference to them as adults. In this book, Speaking Naturally communication skills in American English, is a book for a teacher and a student to comprehend the situation of communication.

For the student this book will give an information about speaking in the sort of situations. In example, what is the most polite ways to interrupt? How to say thank with the other people, and so on. The student also will give some dialogues for helping student to distinguish how to speak in the variety situation.

For the teacher this book will give you the guidance to teach the student how to perform certain language function in English and the cultural rules using in the appropriate situation.

This book contains some units, that is:

1. Presentation of language functions (thanking, agreeing, disagreeing, inviting, etc.) in both formal and informal situations.Informative readings on the cultural "rules" students need to know in real-life situations.
2. Exercises and role play for pairs and small groups, to encourage interaction.
3. Short recorded dialogue, which expose students to a range of Americanaccents and levels of formality.

by Dini Dwintika Karuniati

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