Content:

Day 1: Fundamentals of English and Everyday Communication

• Introduction to Basic English:
  • Common greetings and basic conversational phrases.
  • The alphabet and pronunciation.
• Essential Grammar and Vocabulary:
  • Basic sentence structures: subject-verb-object.
  • Vocabulary for daily interactions: numbers, dates, and time.
• Practical Applications:
  • Introducing oneself and others.
  • Discussing daily routines and schedules.

Day 2: Key Grammar Points and Real-Life Scenarios

• Nouns and Articles:
  • Countable and uncountable nouns, and usage of articles “a,” “an,” and “the.”
  • Vocabulary related to food, shopping, and household items.
• Present Tense Usage:
  • Simple present and present continuous.
  • Talking about routines, habits, and ongoing activities.
• Practical Applications:
  • Describing your day and discussing hobbies.
  • Engaging in conversations about likes and dislikes.

Day 3: Everyday Interactions and Functional Language

• Prepositions and Directions:
  • Prepositions of place and time.
  • Vocabulary for giving and asking for directions.
• Past Tense Introduction:
  • Simple past and past continuous.
  • Discussing past events and personal experiences.
• Practical Applications:
  • Navigating cities and giving directions.
  • Sharing stories and past experiences in social settings.

Day 4: Effective Communication in Various Contexts

• Modal Verbs for Everyday Use:
  • Usage of can, could, may, and might for ability, permission, and possibility.
  • Vocabulary for expressing needs and requests.
• Future Tenses and Planning:
  • Simple future and future continuous.
  • Making plans, appointments, and talking about future intentions.
• Practical Applications:
  • Planning future activities and trips.
  • Making requests and discussing possibilities.

Day 5: Classroom Language and Professional Development

• Language for Classroom Management:
  • Common phrases for giving instructions and managing classroom activities.
  • Vocabulary for subjects, classroom materials, and roles.
• Professional Communication Skills:
  • Writing emails, making phone calls, and professional etiquette.
  • Vocabulary for meetings, pres