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Common mistake of the day 2

Possibly only useful for English teachers in Korea. Some common mistakes made by learners of English in Korea. This PPT is intended to be used as a 15 minute lesson interlude, rather than as an entire lesson. Please read the ´notes´ sections in the PPT.

Level:intermediate
Age: 14-17
Format: PowerPoint
Downloads:15

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Copyright 26/10/2010 Jessica S
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*karencheng*	thanks so much posted by karencheng 20101027
*duchessrachel*	posted by duchessrachel 20101027 Thanks so much. One little note, since you´re British, you might not realize that Americans actually do say "Awww, that´s too bad" to show sympathy when someone says something is wrong. That´s not a Konglish expression.
*foreverjinxed*	posted by foreverjinxed 20101027 Duchessrachel - AGREED! :) and I believe I did acknowledge in the PPT that it´s accepted North America, but I still think the phrase is overused in Korea, and often inappropriately!
*hieu_ngoc*	posted by hieu_ngoc 20101027 ♥♥(¯`´•.¸(¯`´•.¸*¸.•´´¯)¸.•´´ ¯)♥♥ --==----- Thank you!! -------==- (_¸.•´´(_¸.•´´♥♥♥♥*`´•.¸_)`´• .¸_)