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Introduction to Everyday American Spoken English

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Course Description:

This course provides an introduction to everyday spoken American English, focusing on practical language skills for effective communication in various common situations. Students will learn essential vocabulary, phrases, and expressions, and will practice listening and speaking through interactive exercises and real-life scenarios.

Course Objectives:

  • Develop basic conversational skills in American English.
  • Understand and use common vocabulary and expressions in everyday situations.
  • Practice listening and speaking through interactive exercises.
  • Improve pronunciation and intonation in spoken English.
  • Build confidence in engaging in casual conversations and everyday interactions.

Weekly Outline:

Week 1: Introduction to Everyday English

  • Overview of the course and objectives.
  • Basic greetings and farewells.
  • Common expressions for introducing oneself.
  • Practice: Role-playing simple introductions and greetings.

Week 2: Asking and Answering Questions

  • Formulating basic questions (yes/no questions, WH-questions).
  • Common question words (what, where, when, who, why).
  • Practice: Asking and answering questions about personal information and daily routines.

Week 3: Talking About Daily Activities

  • Vocabulary for daily activities and routines (e.g., eating, working, shopping).
  • Expressions for discussing plans and schedules.
  • Practice: Describing daily routines and weekend plans.

Week 4: Shopping and Dining Out

  • Common phrases and vocabulary for shopping and dining (e.g., ordering food, asking for directions).
  • Understanding prices, quantities, and preferences.
  • Practice: Simulated shopping and dining scenarios.

Week 5: Making Small Talk

  • Topics for small talk (weather, current events, hobbies).
  • Common phrases and responses for engaging in casual conversation.
  • Practice: Engaging in small talk with classmates.

Week 6: Navigating Transportation and Directions

  • Vocabulary and expressions related to transportation (e.g., buses, taxis, directions).
  • Asking for and giving directions.
  • Practice: Role-playing scenarios involving transportation and navigation.

Week 7: Expressing Opinions and Preferences

  • Phrases for expressing likes, dislikes, and preferences.
  • Vocabulary for discussing opinions on various topics.
  • Practice: Discussing favorite activities, foods, and interests.

Week 8: Handling Emergencies and Problem Situations

  • Vocabulary and phrases for emergencies (e.g., medical issues, lost items).
  • Asking for help and giving assistance.
  • Practice: Role-playing emergency scenarios and problem-solving situations.

Week 9: Talking About the Past and Future

  • Using past and future tenses in conversation.
  • Common phrases for discussing past experiences and future plans.
  • Practice: Sharing past experiences and future goals.

Week 10: Social Etiquette and Manners

  • Understanding American social norms and etiquette (e.g., polite requests, thanking people).
  • Common expressions for showing appreciation and apologies.
  • Practice: Role-playing polite interactions and responses.

Week 11: Understanding and Using Idiomatic Expressions

  • Introduction to common idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs.
  • Understanding and practicing idiomatic language in context.
  • Practice: Using idioms and phrasal verbs in conversation.

Week 12: Review and Practical Application

  • Review of key vocabulary, expressions, and grammar points covered in the course.
  • Practical application through group activities and real-life scenarios.
  • Final practice: Engaging in comprehensive conversations incorporating learned skills.

Assessment Methods:

  • Weekly quizzes on vocabulary and phrases.
  • Role-playing exercises and practical conversation activities.
  • Midterm assessment involving a conversation or presentation.
  • Final project: A conversation or dialogue incorporating course content.

Recommended Texts and Resources:

  • Textbook with dialogues and exercises on everyday English (e.g., English for Everyday Activities by Lawrence J. Zwier).
  • Online resources and language learning apps for practice (e.g., Duolingo, Babbel).
  • Audio and video materials for listening practice.

Final Project:

Students will participate in a simulated conversation or scenario where they apply the vocabulary, expressions, and language skills learned throughout the course. This will be assessed for fluency, accuracy, and appropriateness in context.

This outline provides a structured approach to learning everyday spoken American English, emphasizing practical language use and interactive practice to build confidence and competence in real-life situations.

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