PEL136
PEL136
understand advanced dictation of connected discourse as the basis for developing listening skill
employ language skills to locate, analyze, and synthesize information to produce a piece of writing
demonstrate ability to understand and produce suprasegmental features of spoken English
evaluate texts critically that reflect multiple perspectives
compose appropriate responses on varied situations
develop oral communication appropriately, accurately and effectively
Language Skills
Listening: multiple choice questions, understanding conversation to answer subjective questions, taking
detailed notes on given information, short answer question, agree or disagree, matching
Speaking: discussion, group presentation, pair discussion, storytelling, role play, group discussion,
presenting information, short answer questions
Reading: fill in the blank, subjective questions, matching statement with authors, vocabulary, answering
short questions, word meaning, multiple choice question, true false and not given , long length questions,
match the columns, matching paragraphs information based, correct ending, match the word with correct
definition, description matching, fact or opinion based questions
Writing: paragraph writing, answering problem statement, message writing, story writing, critical review
writing, website post writing, notes writing, essay writing, personal statement writing for application
Grammar: relative pronouns as subjects and objects, gerund phrases as subjects and objects, requests
with models, past continuous vs. simple past, past participle, passive in present continuous, would rather
and would prefer, suggestions with models, gerunds, negative questions and infinitives, time clause, past
models for degree of certainty, passive modals, simple past and present perfect
Vocabulary: words related to personality traits, suffixes, verb-noun collocations, exceptional events,
problems with electronics, global challenges, life skills, three-word phrasal verbs, personal characteristics,
reactions, community issues, antonyms
Practical: listening to description of jobs, people, important events, and various problems, listening to
issues, complaints and solutions, listening to experts and news stories, speaking on various topics,
narrating a story, speaking about different personalities, possible careers, problems and preferences,
reading about internet and online content, reading about contemporary issues, reading about various
study styles, reading about sports, writing about internet and social sites, writing essay, review and
various types of massages, writing about career and personal statement for an application
Text Books:
1. INTERCHANGE LEVEL 3 by JACK C. RICHARDS, with JONATHAN HULL, with SUSAN PROCTOR, CAMBRIDGE
UNIVERSITY PRESS
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