Course description
Please enroll for the course as an individual for online study. You require an internet connection and a computer (a laptop or tab) to access the course.What will i learn?
csasa
- 5. Homonyms, Homographs, Homophones.
- 6. Synonyms
- 7. Antonyms
- 8. Word formation - Compound words
- 9. Word formation - Prefixes – Suffixes
- 10. Collocations
- 11. Phrasal Verbs
- 12. Idioms
- 13. Word meaning and senses
- 14. Connotations
- 15. British and American vocabulary
- 16. Jargon
- 17. Register
- 18. Words of foreign origin
- 19. Words commonly confused
- 20. Words commonly misspelt
- 21. Buzzwords
- 22. Archaisms to avoid
- 23. Abbreviations and Acronyms
- 24. Nouns
- 25. Pronouns
- 26. Articles
- 27. Genitives and Possessive Adjectives
- 28. Demonstratives
- 29. Quantifiers and Distributives
- 30. Adjectives
- 31. Verbs
- 32. Introduction to tenses
- 33. Active-Passive Voice
- 34. Subject verb concord
- 35. Infinite Verbs
- 36. Adverbials
- 37. Modals
- 38. Conjunctions
- 39. Prepositions
- 40. Sentence types based on functions
- 41. Sentence types based on structure
- 42. Conditional Sentences
- 43. Sentence Connectors
- 44. Reported speech
- 45. Listening for the match between sounds and spellings
- 46. Listening to the sounds of English – Consonants
- 47. Listening to the sounds of English – Vowels
- 48. Listening for word stress
- 49. Listening for theme/subject
- 50. Listening for meaning and details
- 51. Listening for specific information
- 52. Listening for speaker's tone, attitude and implied meaning
- 53. Meeting people, exchanging greetings and taking leave
- 54. Introducing yourself
- 55. Introducing people to others
- 56. Giving personal information
- 57. Talking about people, animals and places
- 58. Answering the telephone and asking for someone
- 59. Dealing with a wrong number
- 60. Taking and leaving messages
- 61. Making inquiries on the phone
- 62. Calling for help in an emergency
- 63. Getting people's attention and interrupting
- 64. Giving instructions and clarifications
- 65. Making requests and responding to requests
- 66. Asking for directions and giving directions
- 67. Thanking someone and responding to thanks
- 68. Inviting, and accepting and refusing an invitation
- 69. Apologising and responding to an apology
- 70. Congratulating and responding to a congratulation
- 71. Complimenting, encouraging and responding
- 72. Asking for, giving and refusing permission
- 73. Talking about the weather
- 74. Describing daily routines
- 75. Talking about possessions
- 76. Talking about current activities
- 77. Asking for the time and date
- 78. Asking for and giving an opinion
- 79. Agreeing and disagreeing with opinions
- 80. Seeking and giving advice and making suggestions
- 81. Persuading and dissuading people
- 82. Making a complaint and responding to one
- 83. Expressing likes and dislikes
- 84. Expressing hopes, wishes, regrets and concern
- 85. Expressing sympathy and offering condolences
- 86. Expressing emotions
- 87. Talking about past events
- 88. Talking about quantity
- 89. Describing manner and frequency
- 90. Assuming and inferring
- 91. Making comparisons
- 92. Explaining words and actions and giving reasons
- 93. Talking about future events
- 94. Talking about intentions/plans
- 95. Talking about purposes and consequences
- 96. Talking about arrangements
- 97. Reporting what people said
- 98. Expressing certainty and uncertainty
- 99. Expressing possibility and Impossibility
- 100. Expressing probability and improbability
- 101. Expressing obligation and necessity
- 102. Expressing ability and inability
Vinod Kumar
