STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student B)
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Are there twenty six letters in the alphabet of your language? |
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Does your language have an alphabet? |
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What are the differences between the English alphabet and your language’s writing system? |
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What is the most frequently used letter of the alphabet? |
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Which letters of the alphabet do you not like or have problems with? |
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Do you think English spelling is confusing? |
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Are the letters of the alphabet pronounced the same in British, American, Australian, Nigerian … English? |
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Did you have any problems learning the letters of the alphabet? |
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What is the difference between consonants and vowels? |
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What is the International Phonetic Alphabet? |
STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student A)
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Do you like the English alphabet? |
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How did you learn the alphabet? |
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What do you think of other alphabets (Russian, Greek, Arabic, Hebrew, Sanskrit, etc)? |
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Who invented the English alphabet? |
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Why do you think each letter has so many different pronunciations and uses? |
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How do you think the alphabet could me made easier to use and understand? |
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Would you like to learn a character-based system like Chinese? |
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When is the best age to introduce children to the alphabet? |
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What is alphabet soup? |
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What does “the ABCs of” mean? |
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