Spoken English : Improve Your Speaking, Listening & Writing

About Course

English is an international language. In the current context, English has become an integral part of our lives. Many people in society want to speak English alongside Bengali. However, a lack of proficiency in speaking or writing English is noticeable. English language skills are now highly emphasized for higher education or job opportunities in our country. Most multinational companies in the country use English as their official language. E-commerce and freelancers often need to communicate with foreigners. Therefore, spoken English is very important for these purposes. There are specific rules for learning spoken English. By following these rules, you can easily master the subject.

A Spoken English Course is designed to enhance your ability to communicate effectively in English. Here's an overview of what you can expect to learn:
Basic Grammar and Sentence Structure
Understanding the fundamentals of English grammar.
Forming correct and meaningful sentences.
Vocabulary Building
Expanding your vocabulary to include commonly used words and phrases.
Learning synonyms, antonyms, and context-specific words.
Pronunciation and Accent Neutralization
Correct pronunciation of words.
Reducing the influence of your native accent for clearer communication.
Listening Skills
Improving comprehension through listening exercises.
Understanding different accents and speeds of speech.
Speaking Fluency
Engaging in conversations on various topics.
Developing confidence to speak without hesitation.
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs
Learning commonly used idioms and phrasal verbs to sound more natural.
Using these in everyday conversations.
Polite Expressions and Social Etiquette
Using polite language in different social contexts.
Understanding cultural nuances and expressions.
Conversation Practice
Role-playing real-life scenarios like ordering food, asking for directions, or attending interviews.
Engaging in group discussions and debates.
Public Speaking and Presentation Skills
Structuring speeches and presentations.
Overcoming stage fear and speaking confidently in front of an audience.
Listening and Comprehension of English Media
Understanding news, podcasts, movies, and songs in English.
Improving your ability to follow complex conversations and narratives.
By the end of the course, you'll be more confident in your ability to communicate in English, with enhanced listening, speaking, and understanding skills for both personal and professional contexts.

Course Content

Module 1: Foundational English- Basics of Communication (Classes 1-5)

Class 1: Introduction to Spoken English Basics

Class 2: Essential Vocabulary and Basic Expressions

Class 3: Pronunciation Fundamentals- Consonants and Vowels

Class 4: Building Simple Sentences and Questions

Class 5: Basic Conversational Skills- Small Talk

Module 2: Intermediate Conversational Skills and Vocabulary Building (Classes 6-10)

Class 6: Vocabulary for Everyday Situations

Class 7: Pronunciation Practice- Stress and Intonation Basics

Class 8: Describing People and Places

Class 9: Introduction to Phrasal Verbs and Common Expressions

Class 10: Handling Everyday Conversations Confidently

Module 3: Advanced Vocabulary, Pronunciation, and Accent Refinement (Classes 11-15)

Class 11: Advanced Vocabulary for Work and Social Situations

Class 12: Accent Reduction Techniques and Advanced Pronunciation

Class 13: Mastering Complex Phrasal Verbs and Idioms

Class 14: Conversational Intonation and Emotion in Speech

Class 15: Debate and Expressing Opinions Confidently

Module 4: Advanced Conversational Practice and Fluency (Classes 16-20)

Class 16: Storytelling Skills and Descriptive Language

Class 17: Engaging in Group Discussions and Negotiations

Class 18: Public Speaking Techniques and Presentation Skills

Class 19: Advanced Listening and Response Techniques

Class 20: Final Practice and Course Wrap-Up

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Course Content

Module 1: Foundational English- Basics of Communication (Classes 1-5)

Class 1: Introduction to Spoken English Basics

Topics: Importance of spoken English, course goals, self-introductions.

Activities: Students introduce themselves, basic greetings.

Focus Areas: Simple vocabulary, pronunciation of everyday words.

Class 2: Essential Vocabulary and Basic Expressions

Topics: Key vocabulary for daily interactions (e.g., greetings, asking for help).

Activities: Role-playing simple conversations.

Focus Areas: Common phrases, pronunciation of essential words, using polite expressions.

Class 3: Pronunciation Fundamentals- Consonants and Vowels

Topics: Introduction to English vowel and consonant sounds.

Activities: Practice minimal pairs (e.g., “bit” vs. “bet”), tongue twisters.

Focus Areas: Clear pronunciation of individual sounds.

Class 4: Building Simple Sentences and Questions

Topics: Sentence structure basics, forming simple questions.

Activities: Creating and practicing sentences about daily routines.

Focus Areas: Basic vocabulary, using correct sentence patterns.

Class 5: Basic Conversational Skills- Small Talk

Topics: Common topics for small talk (e.g., weather, hobbies).

Activities: Pair discussions on simple topics, practicing short conversations.

Focus Areas: Fluency in common exchanges, practicing conversational fillers (e.g., “um,” “well”).

Module 2: Intermediate Conversational Skills and Vocabulary Building (Classes 6-10)

Class 6: Vocabulary for Everyday Situations

Topics: Vocabulary for home, school, and basic daily activities.

Activities: Role-plays in common scenarios (e.g., at a store, at school).

Focus Areas: Context-specific vocabulary, pronunciation practice.

Class 7: Pronunciation Practice- Stress and Intonation Basics

Topics: Introduction to sentence stress and basic intonation patterns.

Activities: Listening to examples and practicing with short sentences.

Focus Areas: Recognizing stressed words, rising and falling intonation.

Class 8: Describing People and Places

Topics: Vocabulary and expressions for describing physical appearance, personality, and surroundings.

Activities: Students describe friends, family members, or familiar places.

Focus Areas: Pronunciation of descriptive words, and structured descriptions.

Class 9: Introduction to Phrasal Verbs and Common Expressions

Topics: Essential phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions (e.g., “give up,” “turn on”).

Activities: Using phrasal verbs in sentences and role-play activities.

Focus Areas: Accurate usage and pronunciation of common expressions.

Class 10: Handling Everyday Conversations Confidently

Topics: Conversation starters, maintaining conversations, handling misunderstandings.

Activities: Extended role-plays in various scenarios, practicing clarifications.

Focus Areas: Conversational flow, asking follow-up questions naturally.

Module 3: Advanced Vocabulary, Pronunciation, and Accent Refinement (Classes 11-15)

Class 11: Advanced Vocabulary for Work and Social Situations

Topics: Vocabulary for workplace and social interactions.

Activities: Mock interviews, and role-plays for professional settings.

Focus Areas: Using formal vs. informal language, correct word usage.

Class 12: Accent Reduction Techniques and Advanced Pronunciation

Topics: Techniques to neutralize strong accents, and focus on challenging sounds.

Activities: Shadowing exercises with native speakers, minimal pairs practice.

Focus Areas: Reducing native-language influence, and clear articulation.

Class 13: Mastering Complex Phrasal Verbs and Idioms

Topics: Advanced phrasal verbs and idioms commonly used in spoken English.

Activities: Using idioms in context, understanding nuanced meanings.

Focus Areas: Using idioms naturally, and practicing sentence stress in phrases.

Class 14: Conversational Intonation and Emotion in Speech

Topics: Expressing emotions through intonation, sounding natural and fluent.

Activities: Reading and practicing emotional expressions, and tone-matching exercises.

Focus Areas: Natural-sounding intonation, and tone adjustments for various contexts.

Class 15: Debate and Expressing Opinions Confidently

Topics: Language for debates, agreeing/disagreeing politely, sharing opinions.

Activities: Mini-debates on simple topics, discussing opinions.

Focus Areas: Vocabulary for expressing opinions, polite language for disagreement.

Module 4: Advanced Conversational Practice and Fluency (Classes 16-20)

Class 16: Storytelling Skills and Descriptive Language

Topics: Structuring a story, using descriptive and narrative language.

Activities: Storytelling exercises, sharing personal anecdotes.

Focus Areas: Fluency in storytelling, maintaining listener interest.

Class 17: Engaging in Group Discussions and Negotiations

Topics: Language for group discussions, turn-taking, negotiating politely.

Activities: Group discussions on various topics, and practice negotiating terms.

Focus Areas: Fluid conversational flow, maintaining politeness in discussions.

Class 18: Public Speaking Techniques and Presentation Skills

Topics: Structuring presentations, using formal language, managing stage presence.

Activities: Students present on a chosen topic, and receive feedback on delivery.

Focus Areas: Clear enunciation, professional vocabulary, confidence in speaking.

Class 19: Advanced Listening and Response Techniques