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Anecdote-telling | Conversational English for Adults | EFL Lesson Plan

Anecdote-telling | Conversational English for Adults | EFL Lesson Plan

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This Pre-Intermediate Anecdote-telling Lesson Plan for Teaching Conversational English to Adults aims to provide students with extended oral fluency practice in anecdote-telling, increase learners’ awareness of and give practice in, some of the secondary skills of speaking fluently and encourage students to listen to and interact with each other.

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