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    The document discusses exercises for teaching foreign language learning based on behaviourism. It provides examples of three exercises: 1) a food action-noun matching worksheet that requires learners to match verbs with nouns, 2) two drag-and-drop activities involving matching animals to sounds and words to categories that practice paradigmatic and syntagmatic relations, and 3) a test of strong collocations for business English. Sample answers are provided to check understanding of the structural patterns practiced in each exercise.

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    The document discusses exercises for teaching foreign language learning based on behaviourism. It provides examples of three exercises: 1) a food action-noun matching worksheet that requires learners to match verbs with nouns, 2) two drag-and-drop activities involving matching animals to sounds and words to categories that practice paradigmatic and syntagmatic relations, and 3) a test of strong collocations for business English. Sample answers are provided to check understanding of the structural patterns practiced in each exercise.

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    Learning and Teaching Foreign Languages

    Behaviourist SLA Classroom Illustration

    COLLOCATIONS

    Exercise

    Preparation
    Work on the Behaviourism-Language unit, particularly

    Saussure structuralism sign syntagm

    Exercises
    Try the three exercises below, using the above link for the sites cited.

    Sample answers
    Download the answer sheet from the above link.

    1. Food action-noun matching

    2. Drag and drop

    3. Strong collocations

    1. Food Action-Noun Matching


    http://www.esl-galaxy.com/matching/Food%20and%20Restaurant%20Action.pdf
    This worksheet comes from ESL-Galaxy, a site for EFL/ESL learners maintained by
    Futonge N. Kisito.

    Learners are required to match the action in column A (serve, drink) with the noun in
    column B (an order, beer).

    a. What type of structural pattern is being practiced in this exercise?

    b. How is the learner expected to find the correct answers?

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    Learning and Teaching Foreign Languages
    Behaviourist SLA Classroom Illustration

    2. Drag and drop

    Try the following two online exercises.

    Animal sounds 1
    http://www.englishclub.com/esl-games/match_animalsounds01.htm
    Which animal makes which sound? Drag and drop the verbs to match the nouns in this
    online EFL exercise from Englishclub.

    Categories 1
    http://www.englishclub.com/esl-games/match_categories01.htm
    Which word is an example of which category? Drag and drop the vocabulary items to
    the matching superordinate category.

    Do the exercises require learners to practice paradigmatic or syntagmatic relations?

    3. Strong collocations
    http://www.better-english.com/strongcollocation/collocations.htm
    Try this exercise for EFL learners of Business English. Check your score out of 20.

    a. What kind of collocations does the activity focus on?

    b. How well did you score? What does your score say about your mastery of English if
    you are i) a native speaker and ii) a second language speaker of English?

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