This presentation looks at the relationship between Inter language Analysis and the development of materials for learning and teaching speaking skills

5. English is the language of government, politics, business, education, communication and national unity.

6. Nigerian varieties : Pidgin & Educated Nigerian English, Popular Nigerian English (Ofemile, 2010 citing Odumuh, 1987; Jowitt, 1991)

11. Has been variously defined and described (Munby, 1977; Richterich & Chancerel, 1977/1980; Widdowson, 1984; Hutchinson & Waters, 1987; Queeney, 1995; Jordan, 1997; Benech, 2001, Ofemile, 2009).

13. It involves data collection and processing

14. It provides information on the design, implementation and evaluation of learning experiences.

20. Korean(Lee) an Engineer and a Nigerian (Nkiru) a teacher. We are using Pseudonyms

21. Lee speaks Korean and English. He learned English in Korea and Canada, rarely uses English at work but his composition skills are good.

24. Ascertain their linguistic competences in the use of English language in interaction.

25. Ascertain their Listening and speaking skills.

28. Recorded interviews were converted into transcripts using voice walker.

31. Nkiru's pronunciation was good with an intermediate level of fluency.

32. However, she commits local errors attributable to transfers from L1 e.g. Omission of sounds like /t/ in 'least'.

37. Types of materials ie classification

38. Usability

43. Step 2: the purpose of the study should be set in a favourable linguistic environment.e.g. assessing the extent of linguistic competence in spoken English. (Ofemile, 2010, Kim 2010; Schumann, 1978b, Ellis, 1984a)

48. There are three main drivers for English

49. English has escaped from the library

50. Sustained economic growth requires more English speakers

51. National Improvement in English is too slow

52. English is a casualty of wider problems in Indian(Nigerian, Korean) education

56. HUTCHINSON, T & A.T. Waters (1987) English For Specific Purposes. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

57. JOWITT, D (1991) Nigerian English Usage. An Introduction. Ikeja: Longman (Nig) Limited. Part1

58. KIM, C (2010)' Second assignment: Investigating Language for EDUC 5902 Submitted to School of Education, University of Leeds. (Unpublished)

59. MCDONOUGH, J (1984) ESP in Perspective: A practical guide. London: Collins ELT

60. MUNBY, J (1976). Communicative Syllabus Design. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

61. NIELSON, J (1993) Usability Engineering New York: Academic press. P26.

62. OFEMILE, A.C (2009) ‘First assignment: Investigating Language for EDUC 5902 Submitted to School of Education, University of Leeds. (Unpublished)