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This document outlines an English Basic I course that aims to improve English writing, reading, speaking, and listening skills through interactive activities. The course covers present simple verbs, daily routines using present simple, clothes using present progressive, and past events using past simple. Students will be assessed through classwork, quizzes, oral lessons, presentations, and a final oral and written test.
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- 3. Introduction -English is one of the most important language nowadays so it´s useful to learn this language to your professional life and your daily life.
- 4. Content -Present Simple verb to-be -Present Simple ( Daily Routines) -Present Progressive (Clothes) -Past Simple (Past Events)
- 5. Assessment -Class works -Quizzes -Oral Lessons -Presentations -Final test (oral / written)