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(Student) Course Syllabus - Practical English 1 - 2023
(Student) Course Syllabus - Practical English 1 - 2023
(Student) Course Syllabus - Practical English 1 - 2023
Rubrics for Activity: Hi! How are you? (1st DRAFT) (5%)
Required
No required 1-2 required
Tenses 3-4 required grammar
tenses used grammar points
Used points used correctly
correctly used correctly
(2)
Length &
Submittin <150 words 150 words and
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g on time or not on on time
(1) time
Note: Students who read their scripts get 0 points for the “Language”, “Details and
information” and the “Pronunciation” parts.
Note: Students who read their scripts get 0 points for the “Language”, “Details and
information” and the “Pronunciation” parts. In addition, please include Past Simple/Past
Continuous sentences for topic A and B (lost&found things and needing&giving help). For
topic C, surprising situations, please include Zero and First conditionals sentences.
Part A
Listening: Pronunciation /t/ and /w/, stressing new information, making introductions –
saying how you know someone – end a conversation, using short questions to show interest
(10 items)
Part B
Reading: Andrew’s email – page 8 (5 items)
Part C
Grammar: Information questions, Indirect questions, Present Perfect with ever, never, for,
since and already & yet (5 items)
Part D
Vocabulary: Describing personality, giving personal information, describing possessions,
Tech features (10 items)
Test specification – Practical English I
Date: October 16-20
In-class Quiz 2 – 15% (30 items)
Part A
Listening: Giving surprising news, reacting/showing surprise, unstressed vowels, expressing
concern & relief (10 items)
Part B
Reading: Author Q&A The art of storytelling - page 50 (5 items)
Part C
Grammar: Simple Past, Past Continuous & Simple Past, Quantifiers, and Present & Future
real conditionals (5 items)
Part D
Vocabulary: Losing and finding things, needing and giving help, Urban problems, Adverbs of
manner (10 items)
Speak it aloud#1:
This activity is on week 12 when student in groups of 6 reads aloud. On week 4, passage will
be randomly assigned to each group from the following passages:
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