Comprehensive Online English Spoken Class Syllabus
Course Overview:
This extended course focuses on developing comprehensive spoken English skills over an eleven-Module period. It is designed to cover essential vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, listening comprehension, and conversational practice across a wide range of real-life contexts, including basic parts of speech.
Duration:
11 Modules (45 Units)
Course Structure:
Each Unit, the course will focus on a specific topic, integrating new vocabulary, grammar lessons, pronunciation practice, and conversational activities.
Breakdown:
Module 1: Foundations of English
Unit 1: Course Introduction and Basic Greetings
- Introduction to the course and objectives
- Basic greetings and phrases
- Basic Pronunciation with simple words
Unit 2: English Alphabet and Phonetics
Unit 4: Classroom Language and Commands
- Common classroom phrases
- Common classroom Dialogues etc.
- Simple classroom dialogues 2
- Class room objects
Module 2: Basic Personal Information and Parts of Speech
- Phrases for self-introduction
- Simple questions and answers about personal information
- What’s your name? / My name is…
Unit 6: Family and Relationships
Unit 7: Basic Parts of Speech: Nouns
Unit 8: Basic Parts of Speech: Pronouns
Module 3: Everyday Situations and Parts of Speech
Unit 11: Basic Parts of Speech: Verbs
- Describing daily routines using verbs
- Wake up, have breakfast, go to school, etc.
- Using simple present tense
Module 4: Expanding Vocabulary and Grammar
Unit 13: Leisure Activities and Hobbies
- Vocabulary for common hobbies and activities
- Reading, playing sports, etc.
- Discussing likes and dislikes
Unit 15: Basic Parts of Speech: Adjectives
Module 5: Navigating Social and Public Spaces
Unit 17: Basic Parts of Speech: Adverbs
Unit 18: Restaurants and Food Services
Unit 19: Basic Parts of Speech: Conjunctions
Building more complex sentences using conjunctions
Introduction to simple past tense (regular and irregular verbs)
Unit 20: Directions and Locations
Basic Level
Module 6: Social Interactions and More Grammar
Unit 21: Advanced Daily Activities
- Describing routines in detail
- Discussing habits and changes in routine
- Introduction to present , past & future perfect tenses
- Talking about pets
Unit 23: Parties & Entertainment
- Vocabulary related to parties
- Sending invitations
- Cancelling Invitations
- Revising Invitations
- Responding to Invitations
Unit 24: Talking About Hobbies
Module 7: Simple and Complex Sentences
Unit 26: Expanding Sentences with Adjectives and Adverbs
Unit 27: Compound and Complex Sentences
- Introduction to compound sentences using conjunctions
- Introduction to complex sentences using conjunctions
- Basic vocabulary for Social media
- Basic vocabulary for Facebook
- Basic vocabulary for Twitter
- Basic vocabulary for Instagram
Module 8: Real-Life Situations
Unit 29: Health and Medical Needs
- Basic vocabulary for parts of the body
- Common illnesses
- Basic conversations with a doctor or pharmacist
- Fixing Appointments
- Vocabulary and phrases for emergencies
- Help, fire, police, medical etc.
- Role-playing emergency scenarios
Unit 31: Talking About Past Events
- All Past tenses (regular and irregular verbs)
- Formulating sentences and questions in past tense
- Discussing gourmet food and culinary experiences
Unit 32: Transport, Travel and Vacations
Airport, trains, hotel, ticket, etc.
Module 9: Deepening Conversational Skills
Unit 33: Future Plans and Activities
Unit 34: Expressing Needs and Wants
Unit 35: Asking Questions and Making Requests
Unit 36: Enhancing Pronunciation
Level 3
Module 10: Practical Conversations
- Vocabulary and phrases for work environments
- Meetings, presentations, emails
- Role-playing workplace scenarios
Unit 38: Opinions and Preferences
- Phrases to express opinions
- I think, I believe, In my opinion, etc.
- Agreeing and disagreeing politely
Module 11: Specialized Conversations and Advanced Topics
Unit 39: Emotional Expression & Interjections
- Vocabulary for expressing emotions
- Happy, sad, excited, etc.
- Using emotional vocabulary in conversation
- Using interjections in conversation
Unit 40: Technology and the Internet
- Vocabulary related to technology
- Computer, smartphone, email, etc.
- Discussing the impact of technology in everyday life
- Vocabulary for sports and fitness activities
- Running, swimming, gym, etc.
- Talking about exercise routines and sports interests
- Basics of financial vocabulary
- Bank, credit, savings, investment, etc.
- Simple conversations about money management
Unit 43: Education and Career Planning
- Vocabulary for education and career-related topics
- College, degree, internship, etc.
- Discussing future educational and career plans
Unit 44: Travel Experiences and Cultural Exchange
Unit 45: Media and Entertainment
- Vocabulary for media and entertainment
- Movies, music, books, etc.
- Discussing favorite media and entertainment
- Discussing Films and Literature
At the end of Post-Basic level , you can:
- understand a wide range of demanding, longer texts, and recognise implicit meaning.
- express yourself fluently and spontaneously without much obvious searching for expressions.
- use language flexibly and effectively for social, academic and professional purposes.
- produce clear, well-structured, detailed text on complex subjects, with controlled use of organisational patterns, connectors and cohesive devices.
- understand virtually everything heard or read with ease.
- summarise information from different spoken and written sources, reconstructing arguments and accounts in a coherent presentation.
- express yourself spontaneously, very fluently and precisely, differentiating finer shades of meaning even in more complex situations.
