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This document provides information about an intermediate English speaking training course taught by Crystal Liao. The 50-minute course is for students aged 18-25 who have passed the GEPT basic level exam and have a vocabulary of 5000 words. The theme-based methodology integrates speaking practice into students' daily lives. The objectives are for students to have conversations, express opinions and thoughts, share experiences, and communicate with foreigners. Evaluation includes quizzes, exams, tasks, participation, presentations, and assignments.
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