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The purpose of this book is to look at what we do know about the vocabulary of a language like English and to reflect on how this has been applied in language teaching. And yet vocabulary often seems to be the least systematized and the least well catered for of all the aspects of learning a foreign language. No matter how well the student learns grammar, no matter how successfully the sounds of L2 are mastered, without words to express a wide range of meanings, communication in an L2 just cannot happen in any meaningful way. Vocabulary It is the experience of most language teachers that the single, biggest component of any language course is vocabulary.

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Through work with The British Council, The Council of Europe, and other agencies, both Editors have had extensive and varied experience of language teaching, teacher education, and curriculum development overseas, and both contribute to seminars, conferences, and professional journals. Before that, he worked on materials development and teacher education as a British Council English Language Officer in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. Henry Widdowson is Professor of English for Speakers of Other Languages at the University of London Institute of Education, having previously been Lecturer in Applied Linguistics at the University of Edinburgh. He also eofounded and directed the Institute for English Language Education at Lancaster, where he worked on issues in in-service education for teachers. Candlin is Professor of Linguistics in the School of English and Linguistics at Macquarie University, Sydney, and Director of the National Centre for English Language Teaching and Research, having previously been Professor of Applied Linguistics and Director of the Centre for Language in Social Life at the University of Lancaster. He has also taught English in several countries and travels extensively, lecturing on vocabulary and discourse analysis. Michael McCarthy is a lecturer in Modern English Language in the Department of English Studies at the University of Nottingham, having previously been a lecturer in Applied English Linguistics in the School of English at the University of Birmingham. Glossary Further reading Bibliography Index Section Three: Exploring vocabulary Investigating vocabulary problems in the classroom Lexical reference Types of reference book Workbooks and reference activities Conclusion Teachers and learners Classroom interaction Learning strategies Note-taking Learner autonomy Presenting vocabulary in the classroom Pre-teaching Form and meaning Types of stimuli Input, reinforcement, and uptake Organizing vocabulary Topic Meaning Form Contextual relations: register and discourse Section Two: Demonstrating vocabulary Selecting what to teach Frequency and range Learnability Learners' needs Vocabulary as data for learning Frequency Range Lexical density and variation Concordances Vocabulary in use Core vocabulary Procedural vocabulary Discourse Register The mental lexicon Introduction Input, storage, and retrieval Prototypes Meaning and cognition Lexical relations Collocation Sense relations Semantic fields Homonymy and polysemy Metaphor Componential analysis Section One: Explaining vocabulary Words Introduction Word-formation Multi-word units

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Language Teaching: A Scheme for Teacher Education Editors: C N Candlin and H G Widdowson