The curriculum includes:
Communication Skills (speaking, listening, and pronunciation)
Grammar (Structure) & Writing (composition)
Vocabulary Development & Reading Comprehension (understanding non-technical reading material)
IELTS Preparation
Business English (on demand)
English for Special Purposes (on demand)
Intense Strong-willed Determined Secretive Meticulous Investigative Curious Deep thinker Vindictive Jealous Sullen Bitter Sarcastic Bad tempered Likes... Debates Intellectual conversation The occult Research Being the boss Making others angry Secrets Dislikes... Being analysed Personal questions know-it-all strangers show-offs
To start with, The reason why..., That's why..., For this reason..., That's the reason why..., Many people think...., Considering..., Allowing for the fact that..., When you consider that...
Traits
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Strong-willed
Determined
Secretive
Meticulous
Investigative
Curious
Deep thinker
Vindictive
Jealous
Sullen
Bitter
Sarcastic
Bad tempered
Likes...
Debates
Intellectual conversation
The occult
Research
Being the boss
Making others angry
Secrets
Dislikes...
Being analysed
Personal questions
know-it-all
strangers
show-offs
Giving Reasons and offering explanations:
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Say the English word for different body parts as you point to them
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Tell why particular body parts are important.
Tell how to take care of your teeth, hands, hair, etc.
Tell about an accident or a time when you hurt yourself.
Describe what happened to specific body parts.
For example, "Last year, I broke my leg..."
Talk about types of clothing, colors, patterns, etc. (Use present continuous tense.)
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How is your clothing different from traditional clothing in your home country?
Where do you usually shop for clothes? Why do you buy your clothes there?
How do you decide which items of clothing you will buy?
What types of clothes go well together? Which do not?
Describe how to take good care of your clothing.
Describe the house or apartment where you are now living.
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Describe your (bed)room. Is it large or small? Clean or messy?
Tell where things are located in your room. Use "there is/are..." and prepositions.
How do you usually get to work or school?
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Do you often take public transportation?
What is your preferred means of getting around?
What kind of vehicle would you like to drive?
What type of transportation do you use when you are in a hurry?
How do you travel when you go on vacation?
Tell your partner about the types of transportation you use in a typical week.
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(What type of transportation is best?)
Pretend you are a travel agent.
Try to sell your partner a bus/train/airplane ticket to a popular destination.