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This document outlines the syllabus for a beginner level general English course. It is divided into two building blocks. Building Block 1 focuses on introducing foundational vocabulary like greetings and talking about food and drink. Learners will work on having short conversations. Building Block 2 challenges learners to use the language more independently with comprehension exercises and an introduction to the simple present tense to prepare them for more advanced levels. The course covers topics like family, activities, and describing places through various units utilizing discussions, readings, language exercises, and writing assignments.
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