CONTEXT IN ELT

What does ESL stand for?

• English as a Secondary Language.

• English as a Second Language

• Easy Study Lessons.

• Every Student Loves.

What is the importance of learning English?

• It can actually limit career opportunities and communication.

• Learning English is only important for people living in English-speaking countries.

• It can open up more opportunities for communication, education, and career advancement.

• It has no real importance in today's world.

What does ENL stand for?

• English as a Native Language .

• English as a National Language.

• English as a Natural Language.

• English as a Normal Language.

What does EFL stand for?

• English as a Fantastic Language.

• English as a Foreign Language.

• English as a Famous Language.

• English as a Factual Language.

What does EAL stand for?

• English as an Additional Language.

• English as an Automatic Language.

• English as an Absolute Language.

• English as an Abstract Language.

What does EIL stand for?

• English as an Intelligent Language.

• English as an Internal Language.

• English as an International Language.

• English as an Important Language.

What is "lingua franca" ?

• a language used for communication between groups of people who speak French.

• a language used for communication between groups of people who speak different languages.

• a language used for communication between groups of people who speak the same language.

• a language used for communication between groups of people who speak mother tongue.

What does "bilingual" mean?

• (of a group or place) using two languages as main languages.

• (of a group or place) using only one language as main language.

• (of a group or place) using more than two languages as main languages.

What does "Multilingual" mean?

• (of people or groups) able to use English for communication.

• (of people or groups) able to use two languages for communication.

• (of people or groups) able to use more than two languages for communication.

What is "Linguaculture"?

• a language includes elements such as grammar and vocabulary, past knowledge, local and cultural information, habits, and behaviors

• a language includes elements such as grammar and vocabulary.

• a language includes elements such as past knowledge, local and cultural information, habits, and behaviors

• a language includes elements such as vocabulary and cultural information.