ENGL500: WEEK ONE Topics The sounds of English and the International Phonetic Alphabet American English Vowel Sounds Pronouns Adjectives Subject – Verb Agreement PowerPoint Presentations and Narratives: NONE ENGL500: Course Outline Objectives At the end of this workshop, you will be able to: Know your English level as determined by the TELL ME MORE® program placement test. Read and pronounce all sounds (vowels and consonants) used in the American English language. Distinguish between consonants, long and short vowel, schwa, and diphthongs correctly. Identify personal pronouns. Use adjectives to describe personality and physical appearance. Identify and use subject – verb agreement correctly. Introduce yourself. Reflect and write about the concepts, feelings, and attitudes. Have a broader vocabulary and better usage of the English grammar by completing the TELL ME MORE® program exercises. Engage in the process of communicating ideas and points of view orally and in written with Content 1.1 The sounds of English and the International Phonetic Alphabet 1.2 American English: Vowel Sounds 1.2.1 Short and Long Vowels 1.2.2 Front, Back, and Central Vowel Sounds 1.2.3 Diphthongs 1.2.4 Schwa Sound 1.3 Pronouns 1.3.1 Personal Pronouns A. Subject Pronouns B. Object Pronouns C. Intensive Pronouns D. Reflexive Pronouns E. Possessive Pronouns 1.3.2 Imperative Sentences and Personal Pronouns 1.3.3 Substituting a Pronoun for a Noun 1.3.4 Indefinite Pronouns 1.3.5 Demonstrative Pronouns 1.3.6 Interrogative pronouns 1.3.7 Relative pronouns 1.3.8 Reciprocal Pronouns 1.4 Adjectives 1.4.1 Personality and Physical Appearance Adjectives A. Personality Adjectives B. Physical Appearance Adjectives 1.4.2 Order of Adjectives from Different Categories 1.4.3 Nouns as Adjectives 1.4.4 Using Adjectives with Indefinite Pronouns 1.4.5 Possessive, Demonstrative, and Interrogative Adjectives Tasks: 127 points Task 1.1 Voice Forum: Introduce yourself (oral) 10 points Task 1.2 TELL ME MORE® Placement Test (written/oral) 5 points Task 1.3 VideoAmerican English: Vowels Pronunciation (oral) 40 points Task 1.4 Personal Pronouns (written) 17 points Task 1.5 Demonstrative Pronouns (written)30 points Task 1.6 Written Forum: Adjectives of Personality and Physical Appearance (written) 10 points Task 1.7 Voice Forum: Subject-Verb Agreement (oral) 10 points Page 1 correct grammar, syntax, punctuation, and correct use of verbs. A. Possessive Adjectives B. Demonstratives adjectives C. Interrogative Adjectives D. Indefinite Adjectives 1.5 Subject-verb agreement Task 1.8 Written Forum: Reflective Journal (written) 5 points ENGL500: WEEK TWO Topics Regular and Irregular Verbs Verb Tenses The Participle Time Clues Contractions PowerPoint Presentations and Narratives: NONE ENGL500: Course Outline Objectives At the end of this workshop, you will be able to: Identify, conjugate, and pronounce correctly the twelve (12) verb tenses. Recognize and make correct use of participles, time clues, contractions. Identify regular verbs and their tenses. Recognize irregular verbs and their irregular tenses. Write and speak sentences correctly using the twelve (12) verb tenses. Have a broader vocabulary and better usage of the English grammar by completing the TELL ME MORE® program exercises. Engage in the process of communicating ideas and points of view orally and in written with correct grammar, syntax, punctuation, and correct use of verbs. Content 2.1 Verb Tenses 2.2 The Participle 2.3 Time Clues 2.4 Irregular Verbs 2.5 Present Tenses 2.5.1 Simple Present 2.5.2 Present Progressive 2.5.3 Present Perfect 2.5.4 Present Perfect Progressive 2.6 Past Tenses 2.6.1 Simple Past Tense 2.6.2 Past Progressive 2.6.3 Past Perfect 2.6.4 Past Perfect Progressive 2.7 Future Tenses 2.7.1 Simple Future Tense 2.7.2 Future Progressive 2.7.3 Future Perfect 2.7.4 Future Perfect Progressive Tasks: 235 points Task 2.1 TELL ME MORE® Practice Exercises (oral/written) 5 points Task 2.2 Regular Verbs Past Tense Pronunciation (oral) 20 points Task 2.3 Irregular Verbs Simple and Past Tense Pronunciation (oral) 52 points Task 2.4 Simple Present Tense (written) 39 points Task 2.5 Video: Present Progressive Role Play (oral) 20 points Task 2.6 Present Perfect and Present Perfect Progressive (written) 20 points Task 2.7 Past Tenses (written) 34 points Page 2 Task 2.8 Future Tenses (written) 30 points Task 2.9 Written Forum: Verb Tenses (written) 10 points Task 2.10 Voice Forum Reflective Journal (oral) 5 points ENGL500: WEEK THREE Topics Prepositions Parallelism The Gerund and The Infinitive Shopping Vocabulary Objectives At the end of this workshop, you will be able to: PowerPoint Presentations and Narratives: NONE ENGL500: Course Outline Use the prepositions in, at, and on correctly. Identify when parallelism can be used in a sentence and use it correctly. Know the difference between the gerund and infinitive and when to use each one correctly. Write sentences using the gerund and infinitive correctly. Use words, phrases, sentences, and questions related to shopping. Have a broader vocabulary and better usage of the English grammar by completing the TELL ME MORE® program Content 3.1 Prepositions 3.1.1 Prepositions of Time 3.1.2 Prepositions of Place 3.1.3 Prepositions of Direction 3.2 Using Parallelism in Sentences 3.3 The Gerund and The Infinitive 3.3.1 The Gerund 3.3.2 The Infinitive 3.4 Shopping Vocabulary Tasks: 228 points Task 3.1 TELL ME MORE® Practice Exercises (oral/written) 5 points Task 3.2 Presentation with Audio: Using Prepositions (written and oral) 30 points Task 3.3 Using Parallelism (written) 10 points Task 3.4 Written Forum: Using Parallelism (written) 10 points Tasks 3.5 Using the Infinitive (oral) 34 points Task 3.6 Video: Using the Gerund (oral) 48 points Page 3 exercises. Task 3.7 Gerund or Infinitive (written) Engage in the process of communicating ideas and points of view orally and in written with correct grammar, syntax, punctuation, and correct use of verbs. 60 points Task 3.8 Voice Forum: Shopping Vocabulary (oral) 10 points Task 3.9 Going Shopping (written) 16 points Task 3.10 Written Forum: Reflective Journal (written) 5 points ENGL500: WEEK FOUR Topics The Verbs “To Do” and “To Have” Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Adverbs Vocabulary Related to Traveling ENGL500: Course Outline Objectives Content At the end of this workshop, you will be able to: 4.1 The Verb “To Do” 4.1.1 Present Tense 4.1.2 Past Tense 4.2 The Verb “To Have” 4.2.1 Present Tense 4.2.2 Past Tense 4.3 Comparative and Superlative Adjectives 4.3.1 Comparative Adjectives 4.3.2 Superlative Adjectives 4.3.3 Irregular Adjectives 4.3.4 Two-Syllable Adjectives that Follow the Two Rules 4.3.5 Rules for One, Two, Three, or More Syllable Adjectives 4.3.6 Comparing Equal People, Things, or Actions Use comparative and superlative adjectives correctly in sentences. Know the difference between adjectives and adverbs. Compare people, things, or objects of equal characteristics. Identify, conjugate, and pronounce correctly the different forms of “to do”. Identify, conjugate, and pronounce correctly the different forms of “to have”. Ask questions using do, does and did and have, has and had. Tasks: 165 points Task 4.1 TELL ME MORE® Practice Exercises (oral/written) 5 points Task 4.2 Video: Using the Verb “To Do” (oral) 20 points Task 4.3 Questions Using the Verb “to do” (written) 20 points Task 4.4 Voice Forum: Using the Verb “To Have” (oral) 10 points Task 4.5 Comparative and Superlative Adjectives (written) 20 points Page 4 PowerPoint Presentations and Narratives: ENG500.W4.4.3.Comparative.Superlative ENG500.W4.4.3.Narrative END500.W4.4.6.Traveling.Vocabulary ENG500.W4.4.6.Narrative Use words, phrases, sentences, and questions related to traveling. Have a broader vocabulary and better usage of the English grammar by completing the TELL ME MORE® program exercises. 4.4 Adverbs 4.5 Vocabulary Related to Traveling Task 4.6 Using Adverbs (oral) Task 4.7 Traveling Experience (written) Engage in the process of communicating ideas and points of view orally and in written with correct grammar, syntax, punctuation, and correct use of verbs. 40 points 25 points Task 4.8 Presentation with Audio: Losing your Luggage (written and oral) 20 points Task 4.9 Voice Forum Reflective Journal (oral) 5 points ENGL500: WEEK FIVE Topics Modal Auxiliary Verbs and Similar (Equivalent) Expressions Many, Much, Some, and Any Weather Vocabulary ENGL500: Course Outline Objectives At the end of this workshop, you will be able to: Use modal auxiliary verbs and similar (equivalent) expressions correctly. Identify the difference between the adjectives many, much, some, and any with countable and non-countable nouns and use them correctly. Use vocabulary words related to weather forecast. Have a broader vocabulary and Content 5.1 Modal Auxiliary Verbs and Similar Expressions 5.1.1 Modals Auxiliary Verbs 5.1.2 Similar Expressions 5.1.3 Ability 5.1.4 Permission 5.1.5 Requests 5.1.6 Advice 5.1.7 Suggestions 5.2 Many, Much, Some, and Any 5.2.1 Many and Much 5.2.2 Some and Any 5.3 Vocabulary Related to the Weather Tasks:145 points Task 5.1 TELL ME MORE® Practice Exercises (oral/written) 5 points Task 5.2 Modal Auxiliary Verbs and Similar Expressions (oral) 20 points Task 5.3 Using Much and Many (written) 20 points Task 5.4 Using Some and Any (written) 20 points Page 5 better usage of the English grammar by completing the TELL ME MORE® program exercises. PowerPoint Presentations and Narratives: NONE Engage in the process of communicating ideas and points of view orally and in written with correct grammar, syntax, punctuation, and correct use of verbs. Task 5.5 Using Much, Many, Some, and Any (oral) 30 points Task 5.6 Presentation with Audio:The Weather Forecast (written and oral) 20 points Task 5.7 Using Vocabulary Related to the Weather (written) 15 points Task 5.8 Voice Forum: How is the Weather like? (oral) 10 points Task 5.9 Written Forum Reflective Journal (written) ENGL500: Course Outline 5 points Page 6 ENGL500: WEEK SIX Topics Objectives Content Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions At the end of this workshop, you will be able to: Adverb Clauses Correlative Conjunctions Differentiate between coordinating, subordinating, and correlative conjunctions. Compound and Complex Sentences Know the seven coordinating conjunctions. 6.1 Conjunctions 6.1.1 Coordinating Conjunctions 6.1.2 Subordinating Conjunctions 6.1.3 Correlative Conjunctions 6.2 Writing Compound and Complex Sentences 6.2.1 Writing Compound Sentences 6.2.2 Writing Complex Sentences Write and speak compound and complex sentences correctly. Use correlative conjunctions and adverb clauses in sentences correctly. Have a broader vocabulary and better usage of the English grammar by completing the TELL ME MORE® program exercises. PowerPoint Presentations and Narratives: ENG500.W6.6.2.Compound.Complex ENG500.W6.6.2.Narrative Engage in the process of communicating ideas and points of view orally and in written with correct grammar, syntax, punctuation, and correct use of verbs. Tasks: 102 points Task 6.1 TELL ME MORE® Practice Exercises (oral/written) 5 points Task 6.2 Video: Compound Sentences (oral) 42 points Task 6.3 Complex Sentences - Dependent Clause (written) 10 points Task 6.4 Complex Sentences – Joining Sentences (oral) 20 points Task 6.5 Correlative Conjunctions (written) 10 points Task 6.6 Written Forum: Compound and Complex Sentences and Correlative Conjunctions (written) 10 points ENGL500: Course Outline Page 7 Task 6.7 Voice Forum: Reflective Journal (oral) 5 points ENGL500: WEEK SEVEN Topics Adjective Clauses Noun Clauses Passive Voice Sentence Objectives Content At the end of this workshop, you will be able to: 7.1 Adjective Clauses 7.1.1 Who, Which, and That 7.1.2 Other Adjective Clause Examples 7.1.3 That and Which Replacing Where and Where 7.2 Noun Clauses 7.2.1 Functions 7.2.2 Sequence of Tenses 7.3 The Passive Voice 7.3.1 Active Sentences 7.3.2 Passive Sentences Write and speak complex sentences using adjective and noun clauses. Discern between active and passive voice in sentences. Write and speak passive voice sentences. PowerPoint Presentations and Narratives: NONE ENGL500: Course Outline Know the difference between adjective clauses and noun clauses. Have a broader vocabulary and better usage of the English grammar by completing the TELL ME MORE® program exercises. Engage in the process of communicating ideas and points of view orally and in written with correct grammar, syntax, punctuation, and correct use of verbs. Tasks: 104 points Task 7.1 TELL ME MORE® Practice Exercises (oral/written) 5 points Task 7.2 Adjective Clauses (written)22 points Task 7.3 Voice Forum: Noun Clauses (oral)10 points Task 7.4 Passive Voice Sentences (oral) 32 points Task 7.5 Written Form: Passive Voice (written) 10 points Task 7.6 Presentation with Audio: The Four Clauses (written and oral) 20 points Page 8 Task 7.7 Written Forum: Reflective Journal (written) 5 points ENGL500: Course Outline Page 9 ENGL500: WEEK EIGHT Topics Conjunctive Adverbs Conditional Sentences Using the Verb Wish Objectives At the end of this workshop, you will be able to: PowerPoint Presentations and Narratives: ENG500.W8.8.1.Conjunctive.Adverbs ENG500.W8.8.1.Narrative Formulate sentences using conjunctive adverbs (transitional words) correctly. Express conditions and cause and effect in sentences correctly both in written and orally. Use the verb “wish” in sentences correctly both in written and orally. Have a broader vocabulary and better usage of the English grammar by completing the TELL ME MORE® program exercises. Engage in the process of communicating ideas and points of view orally and in written with correct grammar, syntax, punctuation, and correct use of verbs. Content 8.1 Conjunctive Adverbs 8.2 Conditional Sentences 8.2.1 Type Zero Conditional 8.2.2 Type I Conditional 8.2.3 Type II Conditional 8.2.4 Type III Conditional 8.3 Using the Verb Wish 8.3.1 To Express Wanting a Situation to be Different 8.3.2 To Express Regret or Sadness 8.3.3 Wish + Would 8.3.4 Wish + Could Tasks: 120 points Task 8.1 TELL ME MORE® Practice Exercises (oral/written) 5 points Task 8.2 Using Conjunctive Adverbs (written)20 points Task8.3 Using Conditional Sentences (written)20 points Task 8.4 Voice Forum: Conjunctive Adverbs (oral) 10 points Task 8.5 Written Forum: Conditional Sentences (written) 10 points Task 8.6 Video: Using the Verb Wish (oral) 40 points Task 8.7 Written Forum: Wish + Would/Could (written) 10 points Task 8.8 Voice Forum: Reflective Journal (oral) 5 points ENGL500: Course Outline Page 10 ENGL500: Course Outline Page 11