The Oral Method of Teaching Languages (Properly Bookmarked)

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Dedicatory Preface
Part I. The Oral Method.
	I. What is the Oral Method?
	II. What the Advantage of the Oral Method Consists.
	III. The Three Types of Oral Courses.
	IV. The Oral Method in Schools.
	V. The Oral Method and the Adult Students.
Part II. Forms of Work Suitable for Use in an Oral Course.
	Purely Receptive Work
		Exercises in Unconscious Oral Assimilation.
			Form of Work 1. Unconscious Oral Assimilation for Elementary Courses.
			Form of Work 2. Unconscious Oral Assimilation for Corrective Courses.
			Form of Work 3. Unconscious Oral Assimilation for Advanced Courses.
		Exercises in Conscious Oral Assimilation.
			Form of Work 4. Noun Groups.
			Form of Work 5. Qualificative Groups.
			Form of Work 6. Determinative Groups.
			Form of Work 7. Verb Groups.
			Form of Work 8. Place Groups.
			Form of Work 9. Grammar Groups.
			Form of Work 10. Imperative Drill.
	Receptive and Productive Work
		Reproduction.
			Form of Work 11. Reproduction of Isolated Sounds.
			12. Reproduction of Combinations of Sounds.
			13. Reproduction of Isolated Words.
			14. Reproduction of Tones.
			15. Reproduction of Elementary Sentences.
			16. Reproduction of Conversational Sentences.
			17. Reproduction of Passages.
		Conventional Conversation.
			Form of Work 18. Noun Groups.
			Form of Work 19. Qualificative Groups.
		Conventional Conversation in Form of Groups.
			Form of Work 20. Determination Groups.
			Form of Work 21. Verb Groups.
			Form of Work 22. Place Groups.
			Form of Work 23. Groups Treating Specific Points of Grammar, etc.
			I. General Subjects.
				Form of Work 24. Noun Groups. Variety 1.
				Form of Work 25. Noun Groups. Variety 2.
				Form of Work 26. Qualificative Groups
				Form of Work 27. Determinative and Pronoun Groups.
				Form of Work 28. Verb Groups.
				Form of Work 29. Miscellaneous Groups.
			II. Groups in Which the Alternative or General Question Neccessarily Replaces the Special Questions.
				Form of Work 30. Alternative Question Groups.
			III. Groups Involving Mere Conversion.
				Form of Work 31. Commands.
				Form of Work 32. Questions (Type 1).
				Form of Work 33. Questions (Type 2).
				Form of Work 34. Completion of Sentences (Type 1).
				Form of Work 35. Completion of Sentences (Type 2).
			IV. Questions on the Structure of the Language.
				Form of Work 36. Conjugation.
				Form of Work 37. Declension of the Noun.
				Form of Work 38. Comparison of Adjectives.
				Form of Work 39. Contraries.
				Form of Work 40. Synonyms.
				Form of Work 41. Word Building.
			Conventional Conversation in Diversified Form.
				Form of Work 42. Heterogeneous Mixtures of Ostensive Units.
				Form of Work 43. Heterogenous Mixtures of the Contextual Units.
			Sequential Series of Conversational Units.
				Form of Work 44. Sequential Series of Ostensive Units.
				Form of Work 45. Sequential Series of Contextual Units.
				Form of Work 46. Sequential Series Based on Matter Previously Read or Related.
				Form of Work 47. Enumeration.
				Form of Work 48. Conventional Conversation Adapted for the Purpose of Systematic Pronunciation Exercises.
				Form of Work 49. Conventional Conversation Adapted for the Purpose of Teaching Grammatical Distinctions.
		Form of Work 50. Normal Conversation.
Phonetic Publications of W. Heffer & Sons Ltd.
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