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English Courses
Lets Talk welcomes you to join our English Speaking Training programs.Lets Talk is committed to giving you a great and a different learning experience with ensured results.
Whether you wish to start learning English as a beginner or you are a student, Executive , House wife , we have the right English speaking course for you, making you speak
fluent english with neutral accent guaranteed !
Spoken English Training Module.... Duration: 95 hrs
Module 01 Grammar & Vocabulary
Nouns, Verbs, Adverbs, Tenses, Idioms, Punctuations

Implementation of Grammar in sentence formation
Building Vocabulary.
Module 02 Communication - Part 1
Barriers of Communication
Speaking & Listening Effectively
Idioms, Phrases & Proverbs
Comprehension & Composition
Module 03 Communication - Part 2
Writing Skills ( Email, Business Correspondence)

Reading Skills (focus on voice modulation)
Extempore & Group Discussions
Smart English V/S Normal English
Testing & Evaluation
Course Highlights
Systemised Approach
Enhanced Vocabulary
Emphasis on Verbal Communication
through Role play, GD , Extempore
Accent Neutralisation
Email Drafting
Bussiness Communication
Placement Assistance with over 100 MNC’S ( Banking & Finance, Retail,BPO / KPO )
Free Assistance after Completion of Course
Module 04 Accent Neutralisation
Diction Analysis
Pronunciation Power Guide
Introduction to Vowel & Consonants
Intonation Syllable Stress
Module 05 Personality Enhancement
Attitude Management
Killing Nervousness & Building Confidence
Body language & Dress Code
Role Play ( Real life Conversation- 30 )
Module 06 Interview Skills
Resume format
Personal Interview Techniques
English a must for everyone

Students . Executives . Professionals . Housewives
Accent Neutralisation / US / UK....... Duration 30 hrs ...............
Sound Like a Native English Speaker
Even though you know the vocabulary and the endless grammar rules, you still find it difficult to pronounce English words correctly this struggle with language can make
communicating with native English speakers a frustrating experience for both you and them.
You Supposedly have an Indian Accent, an Accent that is normally expected of most Indians. You may have a good knowledge of the English language but does not guarantee
a good accent. But what does a good accent mean? It means an accent that is easy on all ears across the globe, an accent that is understood by all in the international
community, no matter who the listener is an American, British, Australian or a Canadian or people from any other country.This Accent is called neutral accent.
Improving your English Accent is an easy and enjoyable way to learn and master the most challenging characteristics such as troublesome vowel sounds , difference in
stressed and un-stressed syllables and words, which make you sound like a native speaker.
This Module develops you to shave off certain excess from your current accent, and develop neutral accent.
Gives you the understanding of the American way of speaking, culture and diversity.
Course Contents
Module 1.
Accent Reduction
Introduction to vowel & Consonant sounds
Mouth & Jaw relaxation exercises.
Module 2.
Relation of sound with words
Intonation Pattern & Syllable stress.
Plosive Sounds
Module 3.
Pronunciation Practise
American Slangs
Removal of Indianism
American Culture
Mock Practise
Win Over with Global Accent

Call: 9324237982 / 65152013
Voice and accent(Training Module)Sound Like A Native English SpeakerAccent Neutralisation / US /

UK....... Duration 30 hrs ...............
Sound Like a Native English Speaker
Even though you know the vocabulary and the endless grammar rules, you still find it difficult to pronounce English words correctly this struggle with language can make
communicating with native English speakers a frustrating experience for both you and them.
You Supposedly have an Indian Accent, an Accent that is normally expected of most Indians. You may have a good knowledge of the English language but does not guarantee
a good accent. But what does a good accent mean? It means an accent that is easy on all ears across the globe, an accent that is understood by all in the international
community, no matter who the listener is an American, British, Australian or a Canadian or people from any other country.This Accent is called neutral accent.
Improving your English Accent is an easy and enjoyable way to learn and master the most challenging characteristics such as troublesome vowel sounds , difference in
stressed and un-stressed syllables and words, which make you sound like a native speaker.
This Module develops you to shave off certain excess from your current accent, and develop neutral accent.
Gives you the understanding of the American way of speaking, culture and diversity.
Course Contents
Module 1.
Accent Reduction
Introduction to vowel & Consonant sounds
Mouth & Jaw relaxation exercises.
Module 2.
Relation of sound with words
Intonation Pattern & Syllable stress.
Plosive Sounds
Module 3.
Pronunciation Practise
American Slangs
Removal of Indianism
American Culture
Mock Practise
Win Over with Global Accent

Call: 9324237982 / 65152013
IELTS and TOFEL

English Courses
Over half a million people take IELTS each year.There are more than 400 test centres that administor IELTS in over 100 countries around the world.Today it is one of the most
accepted international exams for academic qualification.
Purpose
IELTS is available for people who need to demonstrate their English language proficiency for specific purposes.There are two formats of IELTS to choose from depending on
your needs.You should take the Academic Training modules if you are planning to apply to an international university where English is the spoken language. The General
Training modules are more suitable if you want to work,live,or study at a secondary institution in an English-speaking country.
Test-takers
International students represent the highest percentage of candidates who take IELTS .An IELTS score is a recognised measurement of English proficiency at over 1200
education facilities around the world.Government departments and business around the globe also require an IELTS or equivalent score for employment or immigration.Medical
professionals who wants to work overseas in the UK must take IELTS.
Skills Tested
IELTS consists of four modules testing the full range of English language skills-Reading, Writing, Listening,and Speaking. The Listening and Speaking sections are the same for
both the Academic and General Traning modules.The Reading and Writing modules are differentin the Academic and General Training modules.
Language Tested
IELTS is an international test.The English used in the test and heard on the audio can be British,American,Australian,or New Zealand English.The language tested will be
comprehensible to any learner of English.
Format
The Whole Test takes 2 hrs and 45 min. The Listening, Reading and writing modules are taken in one sitting. The speaking module may be taken within 7 days before or after
the other modules. It is usually taken the same afternoon or within 2 or 3 days.
Call Centre Training with guaranteed jobs in Mumbai

English Courses
Call Centre Training Module......30 hrs

Speak Right for today's hottest career option
Are you aspiring to work in a International Call Centre but don't know what it entails?
Are you currently in a Call Centre and wish to move up the ladder? If you've been wondering how you can pick up the required skills, then this module is for you.
A complete training module to develop English communication skills for any one who wants to enter the international call centre industry. In order to speak with customers
across the globe, and answer queries satisfactorily. Call centre agents need to be clear, prompt and precise with their responses, and speak English correctly, pleasantly and
intelligibly. This module provides an easy-to-follow, step - by - step programme in building English-speaking skills, Accent, personality and Interview skills
1.Introduction to call centre industry

Types of Call Centre
Functioning of a Call Centre
Scope of the Call Centre Industry
2.Soft Skills
Communication skills- Elimination of Grammatical errors
Telephonic skills - Outbound / Inbound / Marketing skills
Reading Skills - Focus on wave modulation
Listening Skills
3.Accent
Accent Neutralisation - Elimination of Mother Tongue Influence(MTI)
Jaw Exercises Pronunciation of Consanants & Vowels
Rules of Intonations
Basics of American & British Accent
4.Personality Enhancement
Attitude Management
Killing Nervousness & Building Confidence
Body language & dress code
5.Prepration for an Interview

Resume Development
Understanding various rounds of Interview
Extempore - Improving thought process to speak on
any given topic on the spot
Group discussion - Improving interacting skills to
create a competitive edge over others.
Grammar / Aptitude / Listening Test
Personal Interview
6.Mock Practise
Our Clients
Zenta, Intelenet Global services, 3G, IBM Sutherland, Accenture ,WNS, Tracmail, Citi Group, Transworks NCR, Tata AIG Vodafone, HSBC, Sandard Chartered, HDFC Bank,
ICICI Bank, Lehman Brothers and Many More ..........................
Training Consulting Recruitment
Group Discussion & PI

English Courses
Group Discussion ......................25 hrs
What is a GD?
A GD is a methodology used by an organization to gauge whether the candidate has certain personality traits and/or skills that it desires in its members. In this methodology, the
group of candidates is given a topic or a situation, given a few minutes to think about the same, and then asked to discuss among themselves for 15 – 20 Minutes and place
their opinion on the topic.
Group Discussion Test is the most important and most popular technique of personality testing.It is used for selecting candidates for MBA, SSB, Airlines, Bank officers,
Research scholars, Call Centre etc.It enables the examiner to assess candidate's leadership ability, intellectual level, communication ability, socialisation skill and an ability to
motivate and influence others. The most important aspect of Group Discussion is its practical approach for analysing the inner orientations of the candidates.The enhanced
leadership ability of the candidate has to be in conyext of abilities and responses of other individuals of the group.
Lets Talk Training module for Group Discussion would help to train the minds of the readers so that they could appear in the Group Discussions and emerge with flying
colours.The module comprises three parts-I,II and III-and covers the current topics with complete fidelity.It would nculcate the basic principles and values in candidates so that
they could succeed in any Group Discussion Test.
Some of personality traits the GD is trying to gauge may include:

• Ability to work in a team
• Communication Skills
• Reasoning ability
• Leadership skills
• Initiative
• Assertiveness
• Flexibility & Creativity
• Ability to think on ones feet
GDs can be Topic based or Case based :
Topic based Gds can be classified into three types :-

Factual topic | Controversial topics | Abstract topics |
Factual Topics
Factual topics are about practical things, which an ordinary person is aware of in his day-to-day life. Typically these are about socio-economic topics. These can be current, i.e.
they may have been in the news lately, or could be unbound by time. A factual topic for discussion gives a candidate a chance to prove that he is aware of and sensitive to his
environment. E.g. The education policy of India, Tourism in India, State of the aged in the nation.
Controversial Topics
Controversial topics are the ones that are argumentative in nature. They are meant to generate controversy. In GD’s where these topics are given for discussion, the noise level
is usually high, there may be tempers flying. The idea behind giving a topic like this is to see how much maturity the candidate is displaying by keeping his temper in check, by
rationally and logically arguing his point of view without getting personal and emotional.E.g. Reservations should be removed, Women make better managers.
Abstract Topics
Abstract topics are about intangible things. These topics are not given often for discussion, but their possibility cannot be ruled out. These topics test your lateral thinking and-
creativity.E.g. A is an alphabet, Twinkle twinkle little star, The number 10.
Case-based GD
Another variation is the use of a case instead of a topic.The case study tries to simulate a real-life situation. Information about the situation will be given to you and you would be
asked as a group to resolve the situation. In the case study there are no incorrect answers or perfect solutions. The objective in the case study is to get you to think about the
situation from various angles.
Given below are 5 easy to follow tips which will help you in your GD preparation
Tip 1 Brushing up on your general awareness is a must. Being aware of current affairs and issues and happenings, which affect our lives, however remotely, shows a well-
rounded personality. Interest in one's environment is an essential quality for a agent, as only when he is well informed about all the facets is he able to take correct decisions.
Make a habit of reading newspapers like TOI and Economic Times and general interest and business magazines like Frontline, Outlook and Business India.
Tip 2 Being aware of current happenings is not enough. One must also form opinions on those happenings and issues that arise. Think about what you feel about different
issues, say, terrorism .Write down your thoughts. Ask yourself why you feel that way, what are the premises underlying your thoughts and beliefs. Also question whether your
point of view is based on facts, or on opinions .
Tip 3 The process of opinion formation is incomplete without getting inputs from others. Get into the habit of discussing issues with your friends and family. Hear multiple points
of view. Listen, question and argue. Express your opinion. If you are proven wrong, accept it with good grace. Modify your opinions as you go along. This will help you clear your
own thought process plus it will get you into the habit of discussion.
Tip 4 While discussing, learn to check your temper. Maybe you'll find others holding view which are disagreeable to you. But remember that they have a right to their opinions.
Everyone does. Learn to respect their points of views even if you don't accept them. It shows maturity on your part. This will be a good training for controlling your emotions,
which is of utmost importance in a GD.
Tip 5 Practice: Try and mobilize other people who are interested in GDs and simulate GDs. Get someone who has been through GDs before to observe it and give you
feedback on your performance. It is better if the group consists of people who you don't know too well
LAN Based Version - Classroom Setup
LAN Based Version - Classroom Setup

Booths
LAN Based - Teacher's Workstation

Student's Apparatus(Tape Based Labs)
Two track LL Recorder Head Sets provide
with M Play / ST private discerned
Record, Both play, M listening with self
erase / record facility. speech (side tone).
LL Recorder ACEN Y2K provides ACEN Headsets Y2K economical

R/P facility for both track, but has lightweight headsets using
erase facility on student track only. electret condenser Mic.
Typical Booth Dimensions
Unit 1 - Lesson 4 - The English alphabet (Aa,Bb,Cc...) + Names
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Learn your alphabet (requires Real Player Basic )
The alphabet
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh
Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp
Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx
Yy Zz
Listen to the Alphabet Song ( British style)
Vowels
A E I O U
Consonants
B C D F G H J K
L M N P Q R S T
V W X Y Z
The Rhyming Alphabet

The following letters rhyme with each other
ä sound ë sound e sound ï sound yü sound
A B F I O Q R Z
H C L Y U
J D M W
K E N
G S
P X
T
V
The Phonetic Alphabet

When spelling (especiallyover the phone) use the phonetic alphabet to avoid
confusion.
A Alpha B Bravo
C Charlie D Delta
E Echo F Foxtrot
G Golf H Hotel
I India J Juliet
K Kilo L Lima
M Mike N November
O Oscar P Papa
Q Quebec R Romeo
S Sierra T Tango
U Uniform V Victor
W Whisky X X-Ray
Y Yankee Z Zulu
Names
First Name/Christian Middle (Middle Last
or
Name Name Initial) Name/Surname
Elizabeth Mary M Windsor
John Wesley W Sinclair
Naturally speaking
When two letters appear next to each other we say "double __"
Follow the dialogue.
 My first name is Sonja and my last name

○ What's your full name please.
Pascalli
○ Sorry , what was your last name again?  Pascalli.
○ I'm sorry I don't understand. Could you

 Pasc-all-i.
repeat that more slowly please.
○ How do you write that? Could you spell

 P-a-s-c-a-double l-i
it please?
○ And your first name please?  Sonja
○ Pardon?  Sonja - S-o-n-j-a.
○ And what is your telephone number

 2-3-8-7-1-8
please?
○ Thank you.  You're welcome.

Checking understanding - What to say
"My name is Mr. Bean."
"............................"
"?" "My name
is ????."
"My name is
Mr. Bean."
"I'm sorry I didn't hear that. "Could you Could you

"I'm sorry, I don't
Could you speak a little louder repeat your spell that
understand."
please?" name please?" please?
"My name is Mr. Bean,

"I said, my name is Mr. "My name is Mr.
your name is --------- and "B-e-a-n."
Bean!" Bean."
mine is Mr. Bean."
Capitalisation
When spelling a word for someone it is sometimes necessary to let the person know when letters
need to be written in CAPITALS and when they need to be written small.
"How do you spell UNESCO please?" "Capital U-N-E-S-C-O."
"How do you spell T-Online please?" "Capital T dash capital O small n-l-i-n-e."
"How do you spell 1&1 Profi please?" "1 ampersand 1 capital P small r-o-f-i."
Please and thank you
The average English person will say please and thank you at least 200 times a day.
Thanks and ta are very informal.

"You're welcome" is a common response to "Thank you".
Test It
Read and learn the telephone tip and then test your phonetic alphabet - Remember
It .
Practise It
On the Forum - What's your full name, do you have any middle names, can you spell your name
phonetically?.
Print Version - You can print this lesson out here
Next lesson - Numbers

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Lesson 5 - English numbers (1,2,3...10)
Learn It
Numbers
Learn your numbers (requires Real Player Basic )
Whole numbers 1 to 10
Pronounce
Symbol Word
It
0 Nought 0
1 One 1
2 Two 2
3 Three 3
4 Four 4
5 Five 5
6 Six 6
7 Seven 7
8 Eight 8
9 Nine 9
10 Ten 10
More Numbers
Rhymes and Songs
One, two, three, four, five,

Once I caught a fish alive.
Six, seven, eight, nine, ten,
Then I let it go again.
One, two - buckle my shoe ,

three, four - knock on the door,
five, six - pick up sticks,
seven, eight - close the gate,
nine, ten - a big fat hen.
Ten Green Bottles
Ten green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Ten green bottles
Hanging on the wall
And if one green bottle
Should accidentally fall
There'll be nine green bottles
Hanging on the wall
And so it goes on...
Nine green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Nine green bottles
Hanging on the wall
There'll be eight green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Eight green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Eight green bottles
Hanging on the wall
There'll be seven green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Seven green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Seven green bottles
Hanging on the wall
There'll be six green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Six green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Six green bottles
Hanging on the wall
There'll be five green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Five green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Five green bottles
Hanging on the wall
There'll be four green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Four green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Four green bottles
Hanging on the wall
There'll be three green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Three green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Three green bottles
Hanging on the wall
There'll be two green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Two green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Two green bottles
Hanging on the wall
There'll be one green bottles
Hanging on the wall
One green bottle
Hanging on the wall
One green bottle
Hanging on the wall
If that one green bottle
There'll be no green bottles
Hanging on the wall
Test It
Type in the numbers correctly Fill It
How good is your memory? Test your numbers by matching the words and figures:-
Numbers Memory Test

Put the mixed up numbers into order - Sort It!
Practise It
On the Forum - do you know something interesting about the numbers 1 to 10?
Read car licence plates. My old car licence plate was:-
Lesson 6 - More about people + Titles
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Questions
Who? = People
What? = Things
Where? = Places
CAPITALISATION RULES
Rule For example
Countries always start with a I come from England.

CAPITAL LETTER.
Cities always start with a I live in Darmstadt.

CAPITAL LETTER.
Nationalities always start with I am English.

a CAPITAL LETTER.
Learn It
CAPITALISATION RULES
Rule For example
People's names always start with My name is Lynne Hand.

a CAPITAL LETTER.
Who is this?/Who are they?

What
What is her Where does she Where does
Who is this? nationality
name? come from? she live?
is she?
It's Ingrid. Her name is She comes from She's dead. She's
Ingrid Bergman Sweden Swedish
What
What is his Where does he Where does
Who is this? nationality
name? come from? he live?
is he?
His name is
He comes from He's
It's Napoleon. Napolean He's dead.
France. French.
Bonaparte.
What
What are their Where do they Where do
Who are they? nationality
names? come from? they live?
are they?
John Lennon
and George
Their names are Harrison are
John Lennon, dead. Paul
They're 'The They come from They're
Paul McCartney, lives in
Beatles'. England. British.
Ringo Starr and England and
George Harrison. Ringo lives
in Monte
Carlo.
Mr Bean needs your help (requires Macromedia Shockwave Player.)
Click on Mr Bean
Note:
Where do you come from? = Where were you born or raised?
Where do you live? = Where do you live now?

For example:
Me: - "I come from England, but I live in Germany."
What to say
Question Short answer Long answer
"What's your name?" "It's Lynne Hand." "My name is Lynne Hand."
"Where do you come from?" "From England." "I come from England."
"Where do you live?" "In Darmstadt." "I live in Darmstadt."
"What nationality are you?" "I'm English." "My nationality is English."
When asked questions about themselves people often give short one-word answers:-
Question Short one - word answer
"What's your name?" "Lynne Hand."
"Where do you come from?" "England."
"What country do you come from?" "England"
"Where are you from?" "England"
"Where do you live?" "Darmstadt."
"What nationality are you?" "English."
Naturally Speaking
Follow the dialogue.
• What's your name please? • Mr. Bean.
• Do you come from London? • No I come from Derby.
• Do you live in Derby? • No, I live in London.
• Are you English? • Yes, I am.

• Thank you. • You're welcome.
Titles
Young male
Master Master William

Note: Used with the first name.
Rarely used today.
Mr Adult male (married or unmarried) Mr. Bean
Miss Young or Adult Female (unmarried) Miss Marple
Mrs Female (married) Mrs. Hand
Female (married or unmarried)
Ms Ms. Roddick
Note: Often used in business.
Test It
Type in the correct question to match the answer - Get It!
Practise It
On the Forum - tell me who you are, where you come from and where you live.
For homework read and do the exercises in Essential Grammar in Use (Unit 2- Pages 12 and 13 -
Answers on Page 265)
Lesson 7- Present Continuous - Positive
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The verb to be
Check you know the forms of this important little verb Read this
Vowels and Consonants
Check you know your alphabet Read this
Learn It
Present continuous form=am/is/are + verb + ing (something is happening

NOW)
You can use the short forms.
Am/Is/Are doing
"What am I doing?" "I'm standing.
"What is he doing?" "He's sitting.

"What is she doing?" "She's walking.
"What is it doing?" "It's running.
"What are they doing?" "They're playing."
"What are we doing?" "We're surfing the Internet.
More with Picture It

Try to guess what Mr Bean is doing (requires Macromedia Shockwave Player.)
Click on Mr Bean
Spelling Tip:
Words ending in two consonants -
To walk walk + ing walking
add ing
Words ending in two vowels +
To sleep sleep + ing sleeping
consonant.
Words ending in vowel + g To jog jog + ging jogging
Words ending in vowel + m To swim swim + ming swimming
Words ending in vowel + n To run run + ning running
Words ending in vowel + p To shop shop + ping shopping
Words ending in vowel + t To put put + ting putting
Words ending in ie To die d + ying dying
Words ending in e To phone phon + ing phoning
Pronunciation - Short forms
Click on each word to hear the sound (requires Real Player Basic .)
I am I'm I am not I'm not
He is He's He is not He's not He isn't

She is She's She is not She's not She isn't
It is It's It is not It's not It isn't
You are You're You are not You are'nt You're not
We are We're We are not We aren't We're not
They are They're They are not They are'nt They're not
Test It
Check the spelling tip and then test yourself by typing the correct form of the verb Test It.
Practise It
On the Forum - tell me what you're doing.
For homework read and do the exercises in Essential Grammar in Use (Unit 3 - Pages 14 and 15 -
All the exercises - answers on page 265.)
Lesson 9 - Present Continuous Questions - What are you doing?
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Questions
Who? People
What? Things
Where? Places
The verb to be
Check you know the forms of this important little verb Read this
Spelling tip
Check you know how to spell the continuous form Read this
Present Continuous
Present continuous form=am/is/are + verb + ing (something is happening

NOW)
You can use the short forms.
Learn It
What am I doing? What is he/she/it doing? What are we/you/they doing?

Am/Is/Are doing
What am I doing? "I'm standing. I'm not sitting."

"He's sitting. He's not (He isn't)
What is he doing?
standing."
"She's walking. She's not (She isn't)

What is she doing?
running."
What is it doing? "It's running. It's not (It isn't) walking."
"They're playing. They're not (They

What are they doing?
aren't) working."
"We're surfing the Internet. We're not

What are we doing?
(We aren't) watching television."
Try to guess what Mr Bean is doing (requires Macromedia Shockwave Player.)

Click on Mr Bean
What to say - Open and closed questions
Answering Yes
Closed Question - answer = yes
Long answer Short answer
or no
"Am I learning English?" "Yes, you're learning English." "Yes, you are." or "Yes."
"Is he/she learning English?" "Yes, he/she's learning "Yes, he/she is." or "Yes."
English."
"Are you learning English?" "Yes, I'm learning English." "Yes, I am." or "Yes."
"Are we learning English?" "Yes, we're learning English." "Yes, we are." or "Yes."
"Are they learning English?" "Yes, they're learning English." "Yes, they are." or "Yes."
Answering No
Closed Question - answer = yes
or no
"Am I learning German?" "No, I'm not learning German." "No, I'm not." or "No."
"No, he/she's not (he/she isn't) "No, he/she's not (he/she
"Is he/she learning German?"
learning German." isn't)." or "No."
"No, you're not (you aren't) "No, you're not (you
"Are you learning German?"
learning German." aren't)." or "No."
"No, we're not (we aren't) "No, we're not (we aren't)."
"Are we learning German?"
learning German." or "No."
"No, they're not (they aren't) "No, they're not (they
"Are they learning German?"
learning German." aren't)." or "No."
Answering in full
Open Question - can't answer
yes or no
"What are you doing?" "I'm learning English." "Learning English."
"What is he doing?" "He's learning English." "Learning English."
"What is she doing?" "She's learning English." "Learning English."
"What are we doing?" "We're learning English." "Learning English."
"What are they doing?" "They're learning English." "Learning English."
Naturally speaking:-
You:- "Are you learning English?"
Me: - "No, I 'm not."
You:- "What are you doing?"
Me: - "I 'm teaching English."
You:- "What language are you learning?"
Me: - "I 'm learning German."
Test It
Test the present continuous - write some questions using the words given - Write It!
Practise It
On the Forum - Ask me what I'm doing.
For homework read and do the exercises in Essential Grammar in Use (Unit 4 - Pages 16 and 17
Parts A and B - Exercises 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 - answers on page 265.)
These English lessons are aimed at the beginner although people with a
little experience of English may find some parts useful.
Pre
Lessons
Lesson A Lesson B
ABC ... 123 ...
Unit 1
Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3 Lesson 4 Lesson 5

Am/is/are + Introductio People and The Numbers 1 -
what/who? ns, places + alphabet + 10
greetings where? names
and
farewells
Unit 2

More about Present Present Present Colours
people + continuous continuous continuous
titles - positive "I - negative - questions
am doing." "I'm not "Am I
doing." doing?"
Unit 3

Present Present Present Present More
simple - simple - simple - simple vs. numbers
positive "I negative "I questions present 10- 20
do." don't." "Do I?" continuous
Unit 4

Time 1 - On Time 2 - Time 3 - Days of the Even more
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quarter to
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Months of Ordinal The Appearance Appearance
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build etc... features
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Adjectives Possessive Today, Simple past Simple past
for people adjectives yesterday, - positive - - negative -
and places tomorrow "I did." "I didn't."
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Simple past Offering, Likes and Ordering in Paying in a
- questions Accepting Dislikes a cafe cafe
- "Did I? " and
Refusing
Unit 8

How Turning Much vs The future The future
much ...? vs Uncountabl Many using will using the
How e Nouns or shall present
many ...? into continuous
Countable and 'going
Nouns. to'
Unit 9

Trains and Getting to Families Families Directions
boats and know you. #1. #2. #1.
planes.
Unit 10

Directions # Can / Present Present Present
2 Could / Perfect Perfect Perfect
Be able to Simple Simple Simple
positive. negative. questions.
Unit 11
Lesson 51 Lesson 52 Lesson 53 Lesson 54

Should / Preposition Preposition Preposition
Shouldn't s#1 s#2 s#3
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Module 01 Grammar & Vocabulary

Nouns, Verbs, Adverbs, Tenses, Idioms, Punctuations

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Writing Skills ( Email, Business Correspondence)

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Unit 1 - Lesson 4 - The English alphabet (Aa,Bb,Cc...) + Names

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The Rhyming Alphabet

The Phonetic Alphabet

 My first name is Sonja and my last name

○ Sorry , what was your last name again?  Pascalli.

○ I'm sorry I don't understand. Could you

○ How do you write that? Could you spell

○ And your first name please?  Sonja

○ Pardon?  Sonja - S-o-n-j-a.

○ And what is your telephone number

○ Thank you.  You're welcome.

"My name is Mr. Bean."

"I'm sorry I didn't hear that. "Could you Could you

"My name is Mr. Bean,

Please and thank you

Thanks and ta are very informal.

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Next lesson - Numbers

Rhymes and Songs

One, two, three, four, five,

One, two - buckle my shoe ,

Numbers Memory Test

Countries always start with a I come from England.

Cities always start with a I live in Darmstadt.

Nationalities always start with I am English.

People's names always start with My name is Lynne Hand.

Who is this?/Who are they?

Where do you come from? = Where were you born or raised?

Where do you live? = Where do you live now?

Me: - "I come from England, but I live in Germany."

Follow the dialogue.

• What's your name please? • Mr. Bean.

• Do you come from London? • No I come from Derby.

• Do you live in Derby? • No, I live in London.