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Old Mar 19th, 2010, 10:39 pm
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Default Re: reading

Have you tried some graded readers? They are books that are written with easier language.
You can find any of the classic novels like this.

In general, I like to keep the readings I give ESL students short because I find it is so much work that they become tired or distracted and give up. So I use things like the newspaper, Internet, and magazines. Magazines are great because they have pictures and students can find ones that are written about topics they enjoy.
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