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教育に関する分かり易い日本語をPart2

申し訳ありません。先ほどの投稿に書き忘れた英文です。 Responses to the suggestion that second language teaching that is primarily meaning-focused could be improved with some degree of attention to form have often been heated, especially among classroom teachers. よろしくお願いします。

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   意味に重点を置く外国語教育は、形に多少注意を払うことによって改善できるのではないか、という提案への反応は、とくに教室の教師の間で、熾烈になることがしばしばであった。

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