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

By the end of this course, you should have active speaking vocabulary of approximately 2,500-3,500 words for productive use in speech on various topics including:

• Personal Life and Experiences
• Relationships and Social Life
• Work and Career
• Education and Learning
• Travel and Culture
• Health and Lifestyle
• Technology and Modern Life
• Environment and Sustainability
• Entertainment and Media
• Food and Cooking
• Money and Economics
• Social Issues and Current Events
• Hypothetical and Opinion-Based Topics
• Descriptive and Narrative Topics
• Common phrasal verbs used naturally in speech
• Natural word combinations and fixed expressions
• Basic idioms and common expressions
• Synonyms and Paraphrasing
• Greeting, introducing, making small talk, expressing sympathy for social functions
• Making requests, complaints, appointments, reservations
• Giving opinions, agreeing/disagreeing, justifying viewpoints
• Discussing solutions, making suggestions, negotiating
• Telling stories, describing past experiences with appropriate sequencing
• Giving instructions, explaining processes, describing how things work

And use appropriate grammar structures

• Tense Usage: All basic tenses (present, past, future) in connected speech
• Complex Structures: Present perfect, past perfect, conditionals (1st and 2nd), passive voice in conversation
• Question Formation: Natural formation of various question types including indirect questions
• Modal Verbs: Confident use of modals for speculation, advice, obligation, and possibility
• Reported Speech: Basic reporting of what others have said
• Relative Clauses: Using defining and non-defining relative clauses to add information