Advance spoken english course

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Level Lesson No. Lesson Title Focus
Basic (A1) 1 The Power of “I’m” – Basic Introductions Introducing yourself confidently
  2 Everyday Greetings & Small Talk Hello, How are you, polite conversation
  3 Talking About Yourself Name, job, city, hobbies
  4 Asking Simple Questions Who, What, Where, When
  5 Talking About Daily Routines Morning to night conversations
  6 Describing People & Things Using simple adjectives
  7 Numbers, Time & Dates in Conversation Practical speaking situations
  8 Ordering Food & Drinks Restaurant conversation practice
  9 Talking About Likes & Dislikes Preferences and opinions
  10 Simple Conversations in Public Places Shops, buses, offices

| Intermediate (B1–B2) | 11 | Speaking Naturally in Daily Conversations | Connecting sentences smoothly |
| | 12 | Asking for Help & Giving Directions | Real-life situations |
| | 13 | Talking About Past Experiences | Storytelling basics |
| | 14 | Talking About Future Plans | Goals, plans, intentions |
| | 15 | Expressing Opinions Clearly | Agreeing & disagreeing politely |
| | 16 | Making Requests & Suggestions | Polite communication |
| | 17 | Handling Phone Conversations | Professional phone etiquette |
| | 18 | Workplace Communication | Meetings, teamwork talk |
| | 19 | Social Conversations & Networking | Meeting new people |
| | 20 | Handling Problems & Complaints | Customer conversations |

| Advanced (C1) | 21 | Speaking with Confidence & Fluency | Natural rhythm and flow |
| | 22 | Advanced Storytelling Techniques | Engaging conversations |
| | 23 | Persuasion & Influencing Skills | Convincing others |
| | 24 | Professional Presentations | Speaking in meetings |
| | 25 | Debates & Expressing Strong Opinions | Structured arguments |
| | 26 | Idioms & Natural English Expressions | Sound like a native |
| | 27 | Advanced Workplace Communication | Negotiations & leadership talk |
| | 28 | Public Speaking & Stage Confidence | Speaking to groups |
| | 29 | Handling Difficult Conversations | Conflict resolution |
| | 30 | Mastering Fluent English Conversations | Thinking & speaking in English |

✅ Course Outcome:
By lesson 30, learners will be able to speak English confidently in daily life, social situations, and professional environments.

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What Will You Learn?

  • The Core Essence
  • The fundamental goal is to move you past the "translation phase" (where you build a sentence in your head in your native language and then try to swap the words) and into the "communication phase."
  • Here is what that looks like in practice:
  • Confidence over Perfection: Realizing that a small grammar mistake doesn't break the conversation. If the listener understands your intent, you’ve succeeded.
  • Active Listening: Learning that speaking well is 50% about how you process what the other person is saying, including their tone and context.
  • Phonetic Awareness: Understanding the "music" of the language—word stress, rhythm, and intonation—which often matters more for being understood than a perfect accent.
  • Functional Language: Shifting focus toward "chunks" of language (phrases used in specific situations) rather than memorizing isolated vocabulary lists

Course Content

1. Self Introduction
start introducing yourself

Talking About Daily Routines Morning to night conversations
Lesson: Talking About Daily Routines (Morning to Night)

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