:Course Content


:The course will cover the following

1. The Sentence

? a) What's a sentence? What does a sentence look like

b) The parts of a sentence    

(Subject-verb agreement)

c) Types of a sentence

1) Simple sentences

2) Compound sentences

3) Complex sentences

d) Sentence Problems

1) Run-on Sentences

3) Fragments

4) Dangling Modifiers

5) Shift in time (tense)



:Course Books
1. Handouts.
2. Butler, L. 2007. Fundamentals of Academic Writing. Level 1. Pearson
Longman.
3. Oshima, A. & Hogue, A. 2006. Writing Academic English. 4th Ed.
Pearson Longman. (Chapter 10 + Appendix A + Appendix B)
4. Zemach, D. E. 2009. Sentence Writing. The Basics of Writing. Macmillan

Course Contents:

The course covers the following:

1. Introduction

a) The basic sounds

b) Letters and sounds

c) Sounds and sound-groups

d) Words and utterances

2. How the speech organs work in English

a) The vocal cords

b) The palate

c) The teeth

d) The tongue

e) The lips

3. The consonants of English

a) Friction consonants

b) Stop consonants

c) Nasal consonants

d) Lateral consonants

e) Gliding consonants

4. The vowels of English

a) Simple vowels

b) Diphthongs

C)Air sream mechanism .Pulmonic

egressive.pnlmonic ingressive

d)voiced and voiceless sounds

e)place of articulation

f)Manner of articulation

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g)Three term labeling of sounds

h)Transcription.

Course Books:

1. O'Connor. 1967. Better English Pronunciation. With 2 cassettes.

Cambridge University Press.

2. Hancock. 2003. English Pronunciation in use (intermediate). Cambridge

University Press.

3. Roach, Hartman & Setter (Ed). 2006. English Pronouncing Dictionary.

Cambridge University Press.

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Topics / Contents: The tutor should choose the teaching items that

contain:

1. Greetings and bidding farewell (Hi <Hel l o<Good<mor ni ng <

Goodbye<<et c J)

2. Introductions and acknowledgements (I m<pl eased<t o<meet <

you=􀀀<etc.)

3. Questions to ask for something and replies to them (What s <t hi s <

etc.)

[Forms of be]

4. Questions to ask for help in difficult situations and responses to them.

(How<can<I <go<t o<post <of f i ce<What <can<I <do<f or <

yout hJ)

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5. Questions to ask for permission (May <I <come<i n<Can<I <t ake<

t hi s <et c J)

6. Talking about possessions (Thi s <i s <my <__J<Thi s <i s <her <__J)

7. Talking about health problems (How<do<you<f eel <now<<Have<

you<got <vacci nat i on<f or <HI1<NI1<<et c )

8. Vocabulary items about health and health problems (f l uz< col dz<

headachez<st omachIachez<t oot hIachez<di ar r heaz<

et c J)

9. ‘Yes-No questions’ and ‘Wh - questions’ (Do< you< l i ke< i t <

Wher e<i s <he<et c JE<

10.Information about transport facilities (When<does <t he<bus <t o<

Benghazi <Leave< <How<much<wi l l <you<char ge<me<

t o<t ake<me<t o<HonJ<<et c J)

11.Inquiries in the market, at the post office, bus-stop, taxi-stand, and

airport

12.The common vocabulary related to household articles and family

relations.

13.The common vocabulary related to educational items and the people

working in the college and university.

14.The common vocabulary for different meals and food items including

spices.

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15.Questions to ask for directions (Take< a< t abl et < af t er <

l unch<and<dr i nk <a<l ot <of <wat er <How<do<I <r each<

t he<hot el <you<ar e<st ayi ng )

16.Telling about time and asking for time (What <t i me<i s <i t <I t s <

quar t er <past <ei ght z<et c J)

References:

BBC English Conversation Practice

Doff, Adrian and Christopher Jones. Language<i n<UseJ<Cambridge:

C. U. P., 2004. Headway English Course

Student's Book: Craven, M. Real Listening & Speaking 1. "without answers"

Cambridge University Press, 2008.

Taylor, Grant. Engl i sh<Conver sat i on<Pr act i ceJ< New

Delhi: McGraw-Hill, 1983.

Teacher's Book: Craven, M. Real Listening & Speaking 1. "with answers"

Cambridge University Press, 2008.

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S. No.

Topic Outline

Hours Allocated

Classes

1.

Social Anxiety

Reading Skill: Previewing

and Predicting

 

2

 

1

2.

Nonverbal Communication

A. Reading Skill: Previewing

Previewing Comprehension

Questions

2

1

3

Privacy

A. Reading Skill: Scanning

B. Improving Reading Speed and Comprehension

2

1

4.

Gender Roles

2

1

5.

Business

A. Finding the Main Idea and Supporting Details

4

2

6.

Staying Healthy

A. Summarizing Paragraphs

B. Reading Skill: Previewing

6

3

7.

Education

A. Reading Skill: Skimming

B. Improving Reading Speed and Comprehension

6

3


1. Word-classes (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, …..etc.)
2. Sentence Structure (Subject, Verb, Object ….etc)
3. Nouns:
a) Countable & Uncountable Nouns.
b) Subject-verb Agreement.
4. Verbs (Tenses)
a) Present Continuous
b) Present Simple
5. Articles (Indefinite & Definite)
6. Personal Pronouns
7. Adjectives (Introduction)
8. Verbs (Tenses)
a) Present Simple
9. Reflexive and Reciprocal Pronouns
10. Adverbs (Introduction)
11. The Future
a) Will & Shall (Simple Future)
b) Present tenses for the future
12. Prepositions
a) Preposition of Place

b) Preposition of Time