Prefeitura de Água Branca 2023 — Questão 28 · Advérbios e conjunções | Adverbs and conjunctions

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The World English(es) and linguistic diversity in the English language class:

proposal of a didactic activity

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ABSTRACT

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1. Due to the process of colonization of the British Empire and the current economic and
2. cultural impact of the United States, it is not difficult to find discourses that associate the
3. English language exclusively with these people. However, with globalization and
4. technological advances, authors such as Crystal (2003) argue that the English language is
5. currently a global language, since it has a prominent role around the world, including in the
6. educational environment. Nonetheless, such a reach of the English language does not
7. make it, in fact, conceived as a language of all, which may even influence the learning of
8. English as an additional language. In such manner, we find the World English(es)
9. (BOLTON, 2006; RAJAGOPALAN, 2005), perspective that promotes a plural conception
10. of the English language, providing a vision of this language according to a perspective of
11. multiplicity. Thus, the aim of this article is to discuss how the World English(es) can be a
12. tool in the dissemination of linguistic diversity in the English class. In addition, a didactic
13. activity of English teaching will be presented, formulated through the content-based
14. approach (LEFFA, 2016), based on the prism of the World English(es) and linguistic
15. plurality.

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Keywords: World English(es); Linguistic diversity; English language teaching; Didactic activity.

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JÚNIOR, Altair dos Santos Bernardo; DIAS, Fernanda Henriques. The World English(es) and linguistic diversity in the English language class: proposal of a didactic activity. Revista Letras Raras, v. 11, n. 2, p. 88-108, jul. 2022.

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Available from: <http://revistas.ufcg.edu.br/ch/index.php/RLR/article/viewFile/2425/1866>. Accessed on: Nov 10^th, 2022

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Answer questions 26 to 29 according to TEXT I.

“Nonetheless, such a reach of the English language does not make it, in fact, conceived as a language of all, which may even influence the learning of English as an additional language.” The connective nonetheless indicates: