1.1
The
Definition of Audiolingual Method
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Audiolingual method is also called as
Aural-Oral method. The method emphasizes on listening and speaking without
neglecting reading and writing. The method is characterized by the use of
target language as a means of instruction and communication in the classroom, and
by the avoidance of the use of the first language. It drills students in the
use of grammatical sentence patterns where the students are given no grammar
rules. The grammatical points are taught through examples and practices. It uses dialogues as the main
form of language presentation and drills as the main training techniques.
There are some strategies are used in Audiolingual method, namely dialogue
memorization, backward build up, transformation drill, complete the
dialogue, dictation, flashcards, chain drill and the alphabet game.
1.2 The
Objectives of Using Audiolingual Method
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By using Audolingual method students are able to
use the target language communicatively. Their students achieve this by forming
new habits in the target language and overcoming the old habits of their native
language.
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The errors can be corrected immediately through
the teacher’s awareness in order to know what the students want to say and what
the difficulties of the students.
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To
develop the students’ abilities in using English to communicate automatically
without stopping to think
1.3 The Advantages and Disadvantages of
Audiolingual Method
The Advantages of Audiolingual Method
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This method is effective for the beginners to
develop their speaking and listening skills
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The students can communicate quickly by
interacting with their friends and their teacher
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