Beginner to Intermediate Students

Course Overview:

The General English lesson is designed to help students improve their speaking skills while exploring engaging and practical topics. This lesson is perfect for those looking to build confidence in their English conversation abilities and expand their vocabulary related to everyday life.

Some Topics Covered:

• Hobbies: Discussing various leisure activities such as painting, hiking, reading, and playing sports.
• Daily Routine: Talking about daily activities including waking up, going to work or school, having meals, and relaxing.
• Habits: Exploring frequency adverbs (often, usually, rarely, never) and discussing personal routines and habits.
• University Life: Engaging with vocabulary and scenarios related to academic life, such as attending lectures, completing assignments, and participating in campus activities.

Skills that you can develop:

• Vocabulary Expansion: Learn and practice new words and phrases related to the topics covered.
• Speaking Fluency: Engage in structured speaking activities to practice using new vocabulary and sentence structures in conversation.
• Pronunciation: Improve pronunciation through targeted exercises and practice.
• Confidence Building: Gain confidence in speaking English through interactive and supportive activities.

Methodologies Used:

• Task-Based Learning: Engages students in meaningful tasks that simulate real-life scenarios, encouraging them to use English actively.
• Interactive Activities: Includes role-plays and discussions to foster a dynamic learning environment.

What to Expect: In this lesson, you will actively participate in conversations and interactive exercises that make learning English engaging and practical. Whether discussing your hobbies, describing your daily routine, sharing your study habits, or talking about university life, you’ll have the chance to use English in real-world contexts. The lesson is designed to help you speak more fluently, improve your pronunciation, and feel more confident in your English communication.