Spoken English

Every aspect of life, which is new for us, attracts our sensibilities. May it be a new cuisine, a new flavor, a new country or a new culture. This tendency of magnetism towards everything new is giving rise to a phenomenon of finding ones foot in foreign nations. But not everyone gets a chance to fulfill their ambition, courtesy the competitive forces buzzing all over.

What skills will the student gain:

• Greet people

• Talk about yourself

• Talk about where you live

• Talk about your family members

• Talk About your likes and dislikes

• Engage in a simple buy-and-sell situation

• Ask about the day, the time and the date

• Accept and refuse

• Read simple notices, posters and catalogues

• Fill in a simple form

• Write a simple postcard

Mode of Training:

The classes are delivered during Weekday or Weekend in classroom or online modes.

CourseOutline:

Speaking Topics

1. First encounters

• Greet someone

• Take leave

• Ask someone's news or Give your news

• Say the price of an object

2. Introduction:

• Tell about yourself else

• Give your name

• Spell your name

• Tell your age

• Tell your nationality

• Tell your profession

3. Talk about your daily life:

• Give your address/email

• Give your phone number

• Talk about your family

• Talk about your hobbies

4. Describe an object / a person:

• Tell apart

• Say the price of an object

• Talk about ownership

• Talk about quantity

• Describe the weather

5. Ask for an information:

• Ask for personal information

• Ask about the date

• Ask about the time

• Ask about a service

6. Talk about when something happens:

• Tell the date

• Tell the time

7. Talk about where something happens Give directions about a city /a country:

• Checking Spelling

• Accessing Different Views of a Presentation

• Organizing a Presentation in Sections

• Adding Transitions to Slides

• Adding Speaker Notes

• Running a Slide Show

• Printing a Presentation

• 8.Give instructions or advice

• 9.Accept something: Agree

• 10.Refuse something: Disagree

• 11.Participate in a conversation Say what you don't understand

Vocabulary Topics:

The Vocabulary Topics that you are expected to know.

• Alphabet

• Numbers

• Family name & Given Name

• Residence

• Personal items

• Classroom objects

• Nationalities

• Professions

• Marital status (married / single)

• Countries & Cities

• Hobbies

• Family

• Time

• Prices

• Weather / Climate

• Date

• Days of the week

• Descriptions (small, big, old, young, etc)

• Colours

• Seasons

• Places

Grammar Topics:

Grammar Topics you are expected to know –

• Personal subject pronouns

• Tonic pronouns

• Present tense - State, Description

• Common verbs: be, have, do, to be called

• ER Verbs:to live, to work , to talk

• Verb:to understand (I and You forms)

• Conditional for politeness (I would like to)

• Interrogation (the 3 forms)

• Interrogative words: Do you , What do you

• Interrogative pronouns: Where, When, How much

• Interrogative adjectives (what)

• It is / This is / Here is

• Definite and Indefinite articles

• Zero article for professions

• Cardinal numbers

• Demonstrative adjectives

• Masculine/Feminine & Singular/Plural

• Agreement of Adjectives (for nationalities)

• Some descriptive adjectives (big, small)

• Position of adjectives

• Affirmative and Negative sentences

• Negation (not)

• Possessive's to show belonging

• Possessive adjectives

• Partitive articles (of the)

• Adverbs of quantity (a few, a lot)

• Uncountable

• Countable

• Impersonal 'it' for the weather

• Expressions of time (now, this morning, tomorrow)

• Expressions oftime (days, months, seasons, year)

• Expressions of Place : go to I come from + a city or country ; live in + a city or country

• There is / There are

• Connectors: and, or, but

Socio cultural knowledge:

You should be aware of the following sociocultural issues at this level.

• Greetings (when meeting people)

• Simple expressions to express politeness : excuse me, please , sorry, thank you

• Informal you and Formal you

• Difference between I want & I would like

• How to write an informal letter

• How to write a postcard

• How to write an email