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This document outlines the objectives, content, methodology, and evaluation of a Basic English I course. The objectives are to ensure students reach an A1 language proficiency level and build communicative competence through developing listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. The content covers present tense verbs like BE and DO, as well as wh-questions. The methodology includes daily skill development, understanding English's importance, rewriting passages, and short interviews. Students are evaluated on classwork, quizzes, an oral exam, and a written exam out of a total of 10 points.
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