I have updated the page on vocabulary learning in the Teacher's Guide section of the site. This is free to view for anyone. I have added a section on why and how you might use sentence builders (substitution tables) to set vocab learning in class or for homework. This would apply to learners from beginner up to low-intermediate level, in my opinion.
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Former Head of MFL in England. Writer, blogger and teacher educator. Lead Subject Tutor Buckingham University PGCE, occasional CPD provider.
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