WELCOME TO SEASON 3! For those of you who are probably just tuning in for the first time, please make sure you check the blog I posted last night in terms of highlighting what I’ve already done in Season 2. This season, which is the Intermediate season, will be a little more difficult. I will speak faster than before and will talk about some pretty difficult things, so if it’s your first time, I recommend going on Spotify and choose the option (first episode) instead of the most recent. Go from the Elementary level and work your way up.
Highlight the grammar, vocab and speaking skills of part 3.
Vocabulary Skills
- Phrasal Verbs
- Prefixes with Negative Meanings
- Synonyms & Antonyms
- Word Families (Part II)
- Homophones
- Collocations with Get
- Suffixes -Ful & -Less
- Descriptive Adjectives
- Working Out Meaning from Context
- Collocations with Take
Grammar
- Using Modal Verbs for Giving Advice
- Talk about probability and certainty using modal verbs
- Tag Questions (Part II)
- Use adjectives & intensifiers to compare and contrast
- Use the past progressive in descriptions of past processes
- Talk about cause and effect using conditional sentences
- Use present perfect to describe problems and solutions
- Expand sentences with more information by using relative clauses
- Explain processes using present and modal passives
- Support your arguments using reported speech
Speaking Skill
- Intonation patterns in conditionals + student stress and pressure
- Listen for stressed words to identify key ideas
- Managing questions during and after presentations
- Emphatic stressing in speaking for communicating emotions
- Techniques to improve public speaking
- Sharing dramatic stories
- Recognize and practice correct stress patterns in words and suffixes
- Link same consonant sounds between words for fluent intonation
- Debating skills
- Recognizing the schwa sound in unstressed syllables
- Listen to connected speech and link certain vowel sounds
- Use words and phrases to encourage discussion and communication
- Recognition of topic shifts to follow discussions
- Stress patterns in short sentences
- practice asking for clarification in discussions
- Practice agreeing and disagreeing with others in formal and informal settings
Also, discussion, critical thinkings and study skills will be implemented throughout this course.
Because the above bullet points and the difficulty of them, there could be more podcasts on certain days to go over situations. This season will run past New Years, and by that time I will have created courses on my website for you guys to follow. Stay tuned for the newsletters and be sure to follow me on the links below for more information!
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