Online English Speaking Course

1. English Sounds

• Introduction to Vowels and Consonants
  • Classification of sounds: vowels (a, e, i, o, u) vs. consonants
  • Articulation points and manner of speech for different sounds
• Short vs. Long Vowel Sounds
  • Differentiating and practicing short (e.g., /ɪ/ in "sit") vs. long vowels (e.g., /i:/ in "seat")

2. Syllable Stress

• Word Stress Patterns
  • Identifying stressed syllables in multi-syllable words
  • Practicing stress placement to improve comprehensibility
• Importance of Stress in Communication
  • How stress affects meaning and understanding
  • Examples of word stress changing sentence meaning

3. Pronunciation Practice

• Commonly Mispronounced Words
  • Targeting frequent pronunciation errors (e.g., "th" sounds, "r" and "l" distinction)
• Minimal Pairs
  • Practicing pairs like "ship vs. sheep," "bat vs. bet" to distinguish similar sounds
• Intonation and Rhythm in Sentences
  • Rising and falling intonation patterns
  • Natural speech rhythm and linking sounds

1. Everyday Vocabulary

• Common Objects, People, and Places
  • Vocabulary related to home, school, workplace, and community
• Household Items, Office Items, and Outdoor Locations
  • Specific terms for different environments (e.g., "furniture," "stationery," "park")

2. Topic-Specific Vocabulary for daily use.

3. Synonyms and Antonyms

• Expanding Vocabulary through Similar Meanings
  • Learning words with similar meanings to avoid repetition
  • Exercises to match synonyms
• Understanding Opposite Meanings
  • Building vocabulary by learning antonyms
  • Practice activities to use antonyms in sentences

1. Parts of Speech

• Nouns and Pronouns
  • Types of nouns (common, proper, countable, uncountable)
  • Usage of pronouns (subject, object, possessive)
• Verbs
  • Action verbs vs. linking verbs
  • Regular and irregular verbs
• Adjectives and Adverbs
  • Describing nouns and modifying verbs
  • Comparative and superlative forms
• Prepositions and Conjunctions
  • Common prepositions of place, time, and movement
  • Coordinating and subordinating conjunctions

2. Tenses

• Introduction to Present, Past, and Future Tenses
  • Simple present, simple past, and simple future
• Simple, Continuous, and Perfect Tenses with Examples
  • Present continuous: "I am eating."
  • Present perfect: "I have eaten."
  • Future perfect: "I will have eaten."

3. Questions & Negatives

• Forming Yes/No Questions
  • Structure and examples (e.g., "Are you coming?")
• WH-Questions
  • Formulating questions with who, what, where, when, why, how
• Making Negative Sentences
  • Using "not" with verbs (e.g., "I do not like.")
  • Negative contractions (e.g., "don't," "isn't")

1. Basic Conversations

• Meeting New People
  • Small talk starters and responses
  • Exchanging personal information (name, occupation)
• Asking and Giving Directions
  • Vocabulary for places and landmarks
  • Phrases for giving clear instructions
• Shopping
  • Asking for prices, sizes, colors
  • Expressing preferences and making selections

2. Telephone Etiquette

• Answering and Making Calls
  • Standard greetings and introductions over the phone
  • Transferring calls and basic phone vocabulary
• Leaving and Taking Messages
  • How to leave clear and concise messages
  • Confirming message details

3. Making Small Talk

• Discussing Weather, Hobbies, and Interests
  • Common topics and related vocabulary
  • Phrases to express opinions and ask follow-up questions
• Polite Ways to Start and End a Conversation
  • Opening lines and closing statements
  • Using polite expressions (e.g., "It was nice talking to you," "Have a great day!")

1. Introducing Yourself

• Practicing Formal and Informal Introductions
  • Scenarios: business meeting vs. casual gathering
  • Vocabulary and phrases for different contexts
• Role-Play in a Classroom, Workplace, or Social Setting
  • Simulated interactions to build confidence
  • Feedback sessions to improve delivery

2. Ordering at a Restaurant

• Asking for a Menu and Making Selections
  • Vocabulary for dishes, beverages, and utensils
  • Phrases for expressing dietary preferences or restrictions
• Making Special Requests
  • Requesting modifications (e.g., "No onions, please.")
  • Handling misunderstandings politely

3. Doctor's Appointment

• Describing Symptoms and Health Issues
  • Vocabulary for common ailments and body parts
  • Phrases for explaining how you feel
• Asking for Treatment and Booking Appointments
  • Making appointments over the phone or in person
  • Understanding and following doctor's instructions

1.Active Listening

• Techniques for Improving Listening Skills
  • Paying attention, avoiding distractions
  • Note-taking and summarizing key points
• Understanding Context and Tone in Spoken English
  • Identifying speaker’s emotions and intentions
  • Recognizing formal vs. informal language

2. Comprehension Practice

• Listening to Simple Dialogues and Answering Questions
  • Short conversations on everyday topics
  • Comprehension questions to check understanding
• Summarizing What You Heard
  • Retelling main ideas and details from audio clips
  • Practicing paraphrasing skills

3. Watching and Learning

• Watching Short Videos or Shows for Language Practice
  • Selecting age-appropriate and relevant content
  • Activities based on video content (e.g., Q&A, discussions)
• Learning from Everyday Conversations in Media
  • Analyzing dialogues from TV shows, movies, or podcasts
  • Identifying useful phrases and expressions

1. Overcoming Hesitation

• Tips to Reduce Fear and Hesitation in Speaking English
  • Positive self-talk and relaxation techniques
  • Setting achievable speaking goals
• Speaking in Front of a Mirror or with a Partner
  • Practicing pronunciation and body language
  • Receiving constructive feedback

2. Group Discussions

• Participating in Group Activities and Discussions
  • Structured group tasks to encourage speaking
  • Rotating roles (speaker, listener, summarizer) within groups
• Giving Opinions and Agreeing/Disagreeing Politely
  • Phrases for expressing agreement/disagreement
  • Respectful ways to present differing viewpoints

3. Presentation Skills

• Delivering Short Talks on Familiar Topics
  • Selecting topics of personal interest
  • Organizing thoughts and structuring presentations
• Using Proper Gestures, Tone, and Body Language
  • Non-verbal communication techniques
  • Practicing expressive and engaging delivery

1. Reading Aloud

• Benefits of Reading Aloud for Pronunciation and Fluency
  • Enhancing pronunciation accuracy
  • Building speaking rhythm and pace
• Reading Simple Stories, Dialogues, or News Articles
  • Selecting age-appropriate and engaging materials
  • Practicing with varied content to improve versatility

2. Summarizing & Explaining

• How to Summarize a Text in Your Own Words
  • Identifying main ideas and supporting details
  • Techniques for concise and clear summarization
• Explaining a Story or Event in Spoken English
  • Retelling narratives with proper sequencing
  • Using descriptive language to convey events effectively

1. Writing Short Sentences

• Writing Simple Sentences for Everyday Situations
  • Constructing clear and grammatically correct sentences
  • Practicing with prompts related to daily activities
• Learning to Write Notes and Messages
  • Writing brief messages for various purposes (e.g., reminders, invitations)
  • Using appropriate tone and language for different contexts

2. Dialogues & Conversations

• Writing Simple Dialogues to Practice Speaking
  • Creating realistic conversations based on common scenarios
  • Incorporating new vocabulary and phrases
• Role-Playing Written Dialogues
  • Acting out written dialogues to enhance speaking skills
  • Emphasizing natural flow and intonation

3. Journaling

• Journaling
  • Keeping a Daily Journal to Improve Vocabulary
    • Writing about daily experiences, thoughts, and feelings
    • Encouraging the use of new words and expressions
  • Writing About Daily Activities, Thoughts, and Plans
    • Structuring journal entries with clear beginnings, middles, and ends
    • Reflecting on personal growth and language progress

1. Revisiting Key Concepts

• Review of Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation Topics
  • Comprehensive revision sessions covering all units
  • Interactive quizzes and games to reinforce learning
• Identifying Common Mistakes and Clarifying Doubts
  • Addressing recurring errors through targeted practice
  • Providing additional explanations and examples

2. Speaking Tests & Practice

• Mock Interviews and Speaking Assessments
  • Simulating real-life speaking scenarios for practice
  • Providing feedback on performance and areas for improvement
• Group Discussions on Familiar Topics
  • Encouraging collaborative speaking exercises
  • Building fluency through interactive participation

3. Feedback & Improvement

• Analyzing Strengths and Areas for Improvement
  • Personalized feedback based on performance in various activities
  • Setting individual goals for continued progress
• Personalized Tips for Continuous Improvement
  • Strategies for ongoing practice outside the classroom
  • Resources for self-study and language enhancement