Conversational English
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Beginners
What You will learn (Beginner Level):
- Use basic English greetings and introduce yourself confidently
- Count in English
- Identify and describe colors and shapes
- Talk about your family and relationships
- Order food and drinks in English
- Describe your daily routine and activities
- Tell time and ask for the time in English
- Discuss hobbies and leisure activities
- Talk about music, movies, and entertainment
- Navigate a city, ask for directions, and describe places
- Shop and make purchases using relevant vocabulary and tenses
- Discuss various modes of transportation and travel
- Plan trips, book accommodations
- Navigate airport scenarios and talk about travel experiences
- Discuss weather conditions and seasons
- Talk about health, wellness
- Discuss jobs and career aspirations
- Share personal stories and describe experiences in the past
- Talk about future plans and goals
- Learn how to make and receive phone calls
- Solve problems and discuss solutions
- Explore cultural differences
Intermediate
Intermediate Level:
- Share and discuss travel experiences
- Understand and respect cultural differences
- Talk about international cuisine
- Plan hypothetical trips
- Prepare for job interviews
- Improve workplace communication
- Set and share career goals
- Participate in debates and express opinions
- Talk about emotions and feelings
- Discuss technology trends and innovations
- Understand the impact of social media
- Talk about gadgets and devices
- Predict future technology trends
- Discuss climate change and its effects
- Adopt a sustainable lifestyle
- Address local environmental challenges
- Discuss literature, books
- Explore visual arts
- Discover different music genres
- Talk about films and cinema
- Maintain a healthy lifestyle and discuss habits
- Share fitness routines and goals
- Discuss mental health and stress
- Understand friendships and social dynamics
- Discuss various types of relationships
Advanced
Advanced Level:
- Develop persuasive speaking skills
- Use narrative techniques with the past perfect continuous tense
- Create professional presentations
- Understand and use irony and sarcasm
- Engage in debate and argumentation
- Enhance public speaking skills
- Tell effective stories
- Explore global traditions and customs
- Discuss international politics and relations
- Understand world religions and philosophies
- Navigate cultural taboos and etiquette
- Analyze cinema and theater
- Learn about art movements and history
- Explore music and its global impact
- Develop negotiation skills
- Understand marketing and advertising language
- Learn about entrepreneurship and startups with financial and business terminology
- Discuss international trade
- Learn about project management
- Understand leadership and management styles
- Develop academic writing and research skills
- Discuss technology and innovation
- Understand environmental science
- Learn medical vocabulary
- Discuss psychology and human behavior
What You’ll Be Able to Do:
✓ Empower your communication with grammar that builds bridges across cultures and professions.
✓ Complete the course and receive a certification that stands as a testament to your dedication and skill, enhancing your resume and credibility.
✓ Zone in on specific grammar areas that challenge you the most. From verb tenses to complex sentence structures, get focused training that makes a difference.
✓ You’ll also gain insights into English-speaking cultures, enhancing your social and travel experiences.
✓ Apply your grammar skills across various media – write better emails, create compelling content, or simply tell your story with more flair.
Lessons content for this course:
Section 1: Introduction and Basics
- Lesson 1: Introduction to the English Alphabet and sounds in English
- Lesson 2: Basic Greetings and Introductions
- Lesson 3: Numbers and Counting
- Lesson 4: Colors and Shapes
Section 2: Everyday Life
- Lesson 5: Family and Relationships
- Lesson 6: Food and Drink
- Lesson 7: Daily Routine
- Lesson 8: Telling Time
Section 3: Hobbies and Interests
- Lesson 9: Hobbies and Leisure Activities
- Lesson 10: Sports and Exercise
- Lesson 11: Music and Entertainment
Section 4: Around the Town
- Lesson 12: Places in the City
- Lesson 13: Shopping
- Lesson 14: Transportation
Section 5: Travel and Vacation
- Lesson 15: Planning a Trip
- Lesson 16: At the Airport
- Lesson 17: Talking About Holidays
Section 6: Daily Life and Routines
- Lesson 18: Weather and Seasons
- Lesson 19: Health and Wellness
- Lesson 20: Job and Career
Section 7: Personal Stories and Experiences
- Lesson 21: Personal Stories
- Lesson 22: Describing People and Places
- Lesson 23: Future Plans and Goals
Section 8: Practical Skills
- Lesson 24: Making Phone Calls
- Lesson 25: Giving and Following Directions
- Lesson 26: Problem Solving
Section 9: Culture and Society
- Lesson 27: Cultural Differences
- Lesson 28: Current Events and News
- Lesson 29: Holidays and Celebrations
Section 10: Wrapping Up
- Lesson 30: Review and Reflection
Section 1: Travel and Culture
Lesson 1: Travel Experiences
Share and discuss memorable travel experiences.
(Grammar: Past simple tense)
Lesson 2: Cultural Awareness
Explore cultural differences and customs.
(Grammar: Relative clauses)
Lesson 3: Food and Cuisine
Discuss international cuisine and culinary preferences.
(Grammar: Comparatives and superlatives)
Lesson 4: Travel Planning
Plan hypothetical trips and itineraries.(Grammar: Future simple tense)
Section 2: Work and Career
Lesson 5: Job Interviews
Prepare for job interviews and practice interview skills.
(Grammar: Present perfect tense)
Lesson 6: Workplace Communication
Discuss workplace interactions and scenarios.
(Grammar: Conditionals – first)
Lesson 7: Career Goals
Share and set career goals and aspirations.
(Grammar: Gerunds and infinitives)
Lesson 8: Work-Life Balance
Talk about balancing work and personal life.
(Grammar: Passive voice)
Section 3: Advanced Conversation Skills
Lesson 9: Effective Communication
Enhance speaking and listening skills in conversations.
(Grammar: Reported speech – statements)
Lesson 10: Small Talk and Socializing
Develop conversational skills for social situations.
(Grammar: Conditional sentences – first)
Lesson 11: Debates and Discussions
Practice expressing opinions and engaging in debates.
(Grammar: Modal verbs – can, could)
Lesson 12: Expressing Emotions
Discuss emotions, feelings, and reactions in conversations.
(Grammar: Adjective clauses)
Section 4: Technology and Innovation
Lesson 13: Technology Trends
Discuss current technology trends and innovations.
(Grammar: Reported speech – questions)
Lesson 14: Social Media
Explore the impact of social media on society.
(Grammar: Present perfect vs. past simple)
Lesson 15: Gadgets and Devices
Talk about favorite gadgets and devices.
(Grammar: Second conditional)
Lesson 16: Future Technology
Predict and discuss future technological advancements.
(Grammar: Future simple tense)
Section 5: Environment and Sustainability
Lesson 17: Climate Change
Discuss climate change and its effects.
(Grammar: Indirect questions)
Lesson 18: Conservation Efforts
Explore efforts to protect the environment.
(Grammar: Past continuous tense)
Lesson 19: Eco-Friendly Lifestyle
Talk about sustainable living and eco-friendly practices.
(Grammar: Conditionals – mixed)
Lesson 20: Environmental Issues in Your Area
Discuss local environmental challenges.
(Grammar: Modals – might, should)
Section 6: Art and Culture
Lesson 21: Literature and Books
Share favorite books and literary interests.
(Grammar: Direct and indirect speech)
Lesson 22: Visual Arts
Discuss art forms, painters, and artistic preferences.
(Grammar: Unreal past)
Lesson 23: Music Genres
Explore different music genres and artists.
(Grammar: Wish and if only)
Lesson 24: Film and Cinema
Talk about favorite movies, directors, and film experiences.
(Grammar: Passive voice – causative)
Section 7: Health and Wellness
Lesson 25: Healthy Lifestyle
Discuss maintaining a healthy lifestyle and habits.
(Grammar: Conditionals – first)
Lesson 26: Fitness and Exercise
Share workout routines and fitness goals.
(Grammar: Past simple tense)
Lesson 27: Mental Health
Talk about mental well-being and stress management.
(Grammar: Conditionals – mixed)
Lesson 28: Healthcare and Medical Advances
Discuss healthcare systems and medical advancements.
(Grammar: Modals – may, might)
Section 8: Relationships and Social Dynamics
Lesson 29: Friendships and Social Circles
Explore friendships and dynamics within social circles.
(Grammar: Relative clauses)
Lesson 30: Love and Relationships
Discuss different types of relationships and dating experiences.
(Grammar: Reported speech – questions)
Section 1: Advanced Communication and Rhetoric
- Articulating Complex Ideas – Subjunctive mood
- Persuasive Speaking – Advanced modal verbs
- Narrative Techniques – Past perfect continuous tense
- Professional Presentations – Advanced sentence structuring
- Irony and Sarcasm – Understanding and using figurative language
- Debate and Argumentation – Conditional clauses (advanced)
- Public Speaking Skills – Using rhetorical devices
- Effective Storytelling – Mixing tenses for narrative effect
Section 2: In-depth Cultural Studies
- Global Traditions and Customs – Comparative and superlative (advanced)
- International Politics and Relations – Passive constructions (advanced)
- World Religions and Philosophies – Infinitive and gerund (advanced usage)
- Cultural Taboos and Etiquette – Idiomatic expressions
- Cinema and Theater Around the World – Narrative tenses
- Global Literature Analysis – Direct and indirect speech (advanced)
- Art Movements and History – Passive voice (causative form)
- Music and Its Global Impact – Conditional sentences (advanced)
Section 3: Business and Professional English
- Corporate Communication – Future perfect tense
- Negotiation Skills – Advanced conditionals and hypotheticals
- Marketing and Advertising Language – Persuasive language techniques
- Entrepreneurship and Startups – Financial and business terminology
- Legal English – Legal jargon and structures
- International Trade – Complex comparatives and superlatives
- Project Management – Technical vocabulary and reporting
- Leadership and Management Styles – Subjunctive and imperative moods
Section 4: Scientific and Academic English
- Academic Writing and Research – Complex sentence structures
- Presenting Scientific Research – Technical and scientific vocabulary
- Technology and Innovation Discussion – Future continuous and perfect
- Environmental Science – Environmental terminology and debates
- Health and Medicine – Medical vocabulary and patient dialogues
- Psychology and Human Behavior – Conditionals for hypotheses and theories
This course is suitable for students with the following level of English:
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