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⊙ Error Correction (오류 수정)
Try again. 다시 해봐.
Think again. 다시 생각해봐.
Will you try (it) again? 다시 한번 해볼래?
Good try but you're not quite right. 시도는 좋았지만 맞지는 않았어.
Error Correction
Basic vocabulary items& expressions
make a mistake 실수하다
improve 향상하다
correct, correction 교정하다, 교정
catch 함정
alternative 대안의
have another try 다시 시도하다
give something another try 무언가를 다시 시도하다
Can anyone improve∼? 누가 ∼을 낫게 대답할까요?
Is there a better way of∼? ∼에 대해 더 나은 생각 있니?
Is there anyone∼? ∼할 사람 있니?
Not exactly. 정확하진 않아.
Not right. 맞지 않아.
Not quite right. 정답이 아닌데.
Not really. 정답이 아닌데.
That wasn't right. 정답이 아닌데.
Take it easy. 서두르지 마.
There's no rush. 서두르지 마.
There's no hurry. 서두르지 마.
Anything wrong? 틀린 것 있니?
Dialogue:
T: Last Friday, we learned about the difference between "Two coffees, please" and "Two cups of coffee, please." Can any of you tell us the difference between the two expressions?
S: I'll try.
T: Good. Go ahead.
S: I think the first sentence is grammatically wrong. Coffee is a non-count noun, in other words, we can't count coffee. The only way to count coffee is to use units of measurement like cups, bottles, pots, and so on.
T: Good try, but not quite right. Well, why don't I give you some time to talk about the difference with your classmates? Please feel free to ask me questions if you need any assistance.
(2 minutes later)
T: OK. Are you all done? Sumi, do you want to give it another try?
S: S: It depends on how you think and where you are. If you are in a restaurant where coffee only comes in paper cups, you can say "two coffees". If you are at home sitting around a big coffee pot, you will say "two cups of coffee."
T: Wow! I'm impressed. Your explanation was just what I was looking for. Good! T: Wow! I'm impressed. Your explanation was just what I was looking for. Good! Can anyone give me some examples of count nouns?
M: pen, book, friend, telephone, teacher, student, furniture
T: Very good, Minhee. You got most of them correct. There was something wrong, though. Can any of you point that out?
C: "Teacher" is a non-count noun.
T: There's no rush. Take your time and think again.
J: I think furniture is the non-count noun. We have to use "a piece of," "two pieces of" when we count furniture.
TIPS
♣부정적인 피드백은 학습자의 동기를 저하시킬 우려가 있으므로 가능하면 간접적으로 표현하는 것이 좋다. 특히, 틀린 학생의 오류를 교정하는 경우 No, that's wrong; no, you're wrong; I've never heard anything so ridiculous! 같이 직접적인 영어 표현은 학생들의 의욕을 상실시킬 수 있다. 같은 의미라도 우회적으로 표현하여 Good try, but not quite right; not exactly; try again 등과 같이 말하는 것이 좋다.
Key Expressions
1. 틀린 답에 피드백 주기
again.
Not quite right. Try (it) one more time.
once more.
Not exactly.(really.)
Have another try.
Give it
Take it easy.
There's no rush. Try again.
There's no hurry.
another possibility I hadn't thought of.
one answer
That's one way of looking at it.
an interesting idea.
suggestion.
point.
Did anyone notice the mistake?
Anything wrong?
Can anyone improve on that?
what s/he said?
to correct?
Is there anything to add?
that needs correction?
What would you say?
How should answer?
the question
Please think about the problem one more time.
it
this
You made a small mistake in what you said.
There was a slight
missed the verb.
You forgot the preposition.
used the wrong tense.
misunderstood the instructions.
Is there a better way of saying the same thing?
What's a shorter it?
That is alright, but is there another way?
Any alternative suggestions?
ideas?
Can anyone say it another way?
Could put in other words?
phrase differently?
Could you say it in other words
put
what else could you say?
how else could you say it?
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