Exponent An example of a grammar point, function or lexical set.
Exposure noun,
expose verb
When learners listen to or read language without being consciously aware of it.
Express To show or make known a feeling or an opinion in words, e.g.
Express ability, e.g.
I can swim. Express intention, e.g.
I’m planning to visit him next year.
Express necessity, e.g.
He needs to get a new passport. Express obligation, e.g. You must wear a seatbelt. Express permission, e.g. You can have a look at my book. Express preference, e.g. I’d rather have coffee than tea. Express probability, e.g. He should be in later. Express prohibition, e.g. You mustn’t use your mobile phone while driving. Extension task, extend verb,
extended adjective
An activity which gives learners further or extended practice of the target language or the topic of the lesson or
additional skills work. Extensive listening/reading Listening to or reading long pieces of text, such as stories or newspapers. See intensive listening/reading.
Extract Part of a text which is removed from an original, longer text.
Facial expression A person can show how they feel through their face, e.g. smiling, showing surprise.
