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ZERO LECTURE

PEL-125
UPPER
INTERMEDIATE
COMMUNICATION
SKILLS-1
OBJECTIVES
To enhance the listening, speaking, reading and
writing skills of the students

Develop confidence based on language competence

To achieve grammatical and communicative


competence
LTP & Credit Details
L-
T-0 1
P-3
CREDITS: 3

LTP
Course Outcomes

CO2-Understand and
CO1-Remember and compose various CO3-Apply various
understand various kinds of writing reading components
discourses to while employing to increase reading
enhance listening relevant lexical speed for English
Skills and grammar texts
resources
Course Outcomes

CO4-Analyze and
CO5-Evaluate and
exhibit the ability to CO6-Create and apply
develop the adequate
communicate clearly by effective interpersonal
fluency and grammatical
fluently and flexibly Skills in formal and
competency for effective
using informal Situations.
communication skills
a variety of terminology.
Program Outcomes as specific to the
particular course :PO10

• Aiming to improve

 Written & oral communication


 Vocabulary to choose language
that precisely expresses
meanings
 Articulation of the thoughts in
correct sentence structure
• Parts of • Articles,
Determiners
Speech and
2 Quantifiers
UNIT- UNIT-
1
Course
Content
4
UNIT- UNIT-
3
• Sentences,
Clauses &
• Tense
Direct speech s
Course Content

UNIT- • Modals and


punctuation
5
UNIT- • Vocabulary: phrasal
verbs, confusing
6 words
• Articles, Determiners and Quantifiers: Use of Unit
Articles-the only one, things already known, Some II
and Zero articles with plural and uncountable nouns.
• Parts of Speech: Identifying different parts of Unit
Speech, Adjectives and Adverbs with Comparison. I
Conjunctions and, Preposition & its types,
Course content
• Sentences, clauses and Direct speech :Relative clauses and Unit
other types of Clauses, Participle Clauses. Reporting statements,
Reporting offers, suggestions, orders and intentions, Modal IV
Verbs in reporting.
• Tenses :Difference in Tenses, Usage of Simple Present and Unit
Present Continuous, Present Perfect and Simple Past continuous III
and Simple Past.
• Vocabulary: phrasal verbs, confusing words :Phrasal Verbs with Unit
in/out, on/off, Learning new Words With Vocabulary Tree,
• Vocabulary: phrasal verbs, confusing words (Confusing words like VI
Supposed to/Used to, Please Proceed/Precede.
• Modals and Punctuation: Use of Modal .Use of Punctuation , Unit V
Common mistakes made in Punctuation.
U nit V I I :Pr a c tic a ls : -
Pra ctice workshee ts o n Gr amma r t opics

Parts of
Speech
Articles,
Vocabulary Determiners &
Quantifiers
Modals Sentences,
& clauses &
Punctuation Direct speech
Tenses
Enhancement of LSRW skills with
media files
Titles Links
ENGLISH SPEECH | JEFF BEZOS:
What Will You Be?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
ENGLISH SPEECH | BOB v=2u2Sd9MeFUc
PROCTOR: The Billion Dollar Practice https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=3FtDXPHua9o
ENGLISH SPEECH | R. MADHAVAN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDzuZhjo1RI
Break the Clutter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qfB9wExiy8

ENGLISH SPEECH | ROWAN


ATKINSON (Mr. Bean): Free Speech
Practical Applications of the Subject
Grammatical and
communicative
competence

Effective written and


oral communication

Enriched verbal ability,


and enhanced
vocabulary
Continuous Assessment Criteria
Unit Week of
CA Objective Covered Type Details of Academic Tasks Allocation/
conduct
Students will learn about the MCQ 30 questions on Parts of Speech will
CA1 different parts of speech and I be provided to the students in form 3/4
word categories, by combining of Multiple Choice.
their visual, auditory skills

Assisting students in 11, III Speaking Speaking task on Speechace


comprehending the use of articles
CA2 and determiners with both 5/6
countable and non-countable
nouns along with Quantifiers

Explanation of several modal LRW Students will be evaluated on the


CA3 verb types and their purposes in IV basis of Listening, Reading and 10/11
the appropriate context Writing Skills.

CA4 To critically monitor the V, VI Grammatical Writing based on grammar 12/13


concept knowledge of the writing topics
student
Complete Evaluation Criteria
MTE ETE
Course Assessment Model

Total=100

Class
ETE:40
participation:15

CA (4 out of 4
MTE:15
tasks):30
Resources
Text Book
Reference Book 1
ADVANCED ENGLISH
GRAMMAR
HANDBOOK OF
MARTIN HEWINGS ENGLISH GRAMMAR
AND USAGE
MARK LESTER AND
LARRY BEASON
Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy
Students’ Role
•Be enthusiastic to participate in classroom activities.
•Be Precise and Concise while communicating in the
Language.
•Always communicate in English with your peers and
teachers.
•Utilize accurate vocabulary while communicating for
better emphasis.
Thank you

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