Learning Outcomes to SPEAK ENGLISH ACCURATELY, FLUENTLY, AND CONFIDENTLY!

By the end of this course, you should have active speaking vocabulary of approximately 2,500-3,000 words including:

• Personal information: Family, relationships, appearance, personality
• Daily routines and activities: Work, study, leisure, hobbies
• Travel and transport: Directions, accommodation, means of transport
• Shopping and services: Clothes, food, restaurants, banks, post office
• Health and body: Common illnesses, symptoms, treatments
• Environment and weather: Climate, natural disasters, environmental issues
• Technology: Computers, internet, mobile phones, social media
• Express opinions
• Agree and disagree
• Make suggestions
• Give advice
• Express preferences
• Make requests
• Express necessity
• Express possibility
• Describe people, places, and objects
• Narrate past events
• Explain processes and procedures
• Compare and contrast
• Express cause and effect relationships

And use appropriate grammar structures

• Present tenses: Simple present, present continuous, present perfect (basic usage)
• Past tenses: Simple past, past continuous (for interrupted actions and background)
• Future forms: Will, going to, present continuous for future arrangements
• Modal verbs: Can/could, should/shouldn’t, have to/don’t have to, might/may
• Comparative and superlative adjectives
• Question formation: Wh- questions, yes/no questions, indirect questions (basic)
• Conditionals: Zero and first conditional accurately
• Passive voice: Simple present and past passive (basic usage)
• Reported speech: Basic reporting of statements and questions
• Relative clauses: Who, which, that (defining clauses)