An English teacher in Brazil notices that some
students use informal expressions like "ain't"
instead of "isn't/aren't" during oral activities.
From the perspective of English as a lingua
franca, the most appropriate approach would be
to:

Question

An English teacher in Brazil notices that some
students use informal expressions like "ain't"
instead of "isn't/aren't" during oral activities.
From the perspective of English as a lingua
franca, the most appropriate approach would be
to: Alternativa A: Correct the students immediately and enforce
standard English usage. Ou Alternativa B: Remind students to use correct grammar in
class and to adhere to proper standards of
communication. Ou Alternativa C: Accept these variations as legitimate forms
of expression. Ou Alternativa D: Tell them to only use British English forms. Ou Alternativa E: Prohibit informal language in the classroom.

Instituto Avança São Paulo · Accepted Answer

Alternativa [C] Accept these variations as legitimate forms
of expression.

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