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- 5. English is the language of government, politics, business, education, communication and national unity.
- 6. Nigerian varieties : Pidgin & Educated Nigerian English, Popular Nigerian English (Ofemile, 2010 citing Odumuh, 1987; Jowitt, 1991)
- 11. Has been variously defined and described (Munby, 1977; Richterich & Chancerel, 1977/1980; Widdowson, 1984; Hutchinson & Waters, 1987; Queeney, 1995; Jordan, 1997; Benech, 2001, Ofemile, 2009).
- 13. It involves data collection and processing
- 14. It provides information on the design, implementation and evaluation of learning experiences.
- 20. Korean(Lee) an Engineer and a Nigerian (Nkiru) a teacher. We are using Pseudonyms
- 21. Lee speaks Korean and English. He learned English in Korea and Canada, rarely uses English at work but his composition skills are good.
- 24. Ascertain their linguistic competences in the use of English language in interaction.
- 25. Ascertain their Listening and speaking skills.
- 28. Recorded interviews were converted into transcripts using voice walker.
- 31. Nkiru's pronunciation was good with an intermediate level of fluency.
- 32. However, she commits local errors attributable to transfers from L1 e.g. Omission of sounds like /t/ in 'least'.
- 37. Types of materials ie classification
- 38. Usability
- 43. Step 2: the purpose of the study should be set in a favourable linguistic environment.e.g. assessing the extent of linguistic competence in spoken English. (Ofemile, 2010, Kim 2010; Schumann, 1978b, Ellis, 1984a)
- 48. There are three main drivers for English
- 49. English has escaped from the library
- 50. Sustained economic growth requires more English speakers
- 51. National Improvement in English is too slow
- 52. English is a casualty of wider problems in Indian(Nigerian, Korean) education
- 56. HUTCHINSON, T & A.T. Waters (1987) English For Specific Purposes. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
- 57. JOWITT, D (1991) Nigerian English Usage. An Introduction. Ikeja: Longman (Nig) Limited. Part1
- 58. KIM, C (2010)' Second assignment: Investigating Language for EDUC 5902 Submitted to School of Education, University of Leeds. (Unpublished)
- 59. MCDONOUGH, J (1984) ESP in Perspective: A practical guide. London: Collins ELT
- 60. MUNBY, J (1976). Communicative Syllabus Design. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
- 61. NIELSON, J (1993) Usability Engineering New York: Academic press. P26.
- 62. OFEMILE, A.C (2009) ‘First assignment: Investigating Language for EDUC 5902 Submitted to School of Education, University of Leeds. (Unpublished)