I am not sure if these sentence sare right or not in terms of their grammar, word choice, and semantics. If you find something wrong, please help me edit them. Thank you very much. 1. Articles in this book just present some clues students might use to access target language in most situations rather than burden hem with difficult text.
2. Its materials of dialogs are derived from American idioms as well as basic vocabulary of everyday English that native-English speakers take for granted because they pick them up naturally.
3. In this book, one way to assess the degree to which students’ ability of English has improved is dependent on how well they perform in their role plays,
4. Students display their communicative strategies in the way that will reveal the degree to which the materials they’ve comprehend the content of this book.
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1a. Articles in this book just present some clues students might use to access target language in most situations rather than burden hem with difficult text. 1b. Articles in this book just present some clues to students who might use them to access access what?