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PC in EFL

Wrote an article a while ago about politically correct language in the classroom (below), and have been debating the topic myself recently wondering how I can avoid using the words I’m trying to tell them not to use while doing a worksheet on the topic to practise Used To (also below).

Article on politically correct language in EFL, with lesson ideas

Politically correct language in the EFL classroom

Worksheets

PC language for practising Used to

Politically correct vocabulary

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