English in 15 Days Syllabus With Andt

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Day 1: Introduction to English Speaking

 Introduction to the course objectives and syllabus.

 Icebreaker activities to encourage interaction.

 Basics of English pronunciation: consonants, vowels, stress, and intonation.

 Practice greetings and introductions.

Day 2: Vocabulary Building

 Introduce common English words and phrases.

 Learn vocabulary related to everyday situations (e.g., shopping, dining out, traveling).

 Practice using new vocabulary in context through role-plays and conversations.

Day 3: Listening Skills

 Focus on listening comprehension.

 Listen to short dialogues or audio clips and answer comprehension questions.

 Practice listening for specific information and main ideas.

Day 4: Speaking Practice

 Engage in pair or group discussions on various topics.

 Practice expressing opinions, agreeing, disagreeing, and giving reasons.

 Provide feedback on fluency, pronunciation, and accuracy.

Day 5: Grammar Basics

 Introduce basic grammar concepts (e.g., verb tenses, sentence structure).

 Practice forming simple sentences and questions.

 Use grammar drills and exercises to reinforce learning.

Day 6: Pronunciation Practice

 Focus on common pronunciation challenges.

 Practice word stress, sentence stress, and intonation patterns.

 Use tongue twisters and minimal pairs exercises for pronunciation practice.

Day 7: Role-Play Day

 Engage in role-plays simulating real-life situations (e.g., ordering food in a restaurant, making a
phone call).

 Encourage creativity and improvisation.


 Provide constructive feedback on language use and communication skills.

Day 8: Vocabulary Expansion

 Introduce more advanced vocabulary related to specific topics or areas of interest.

 Practice using idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs.

 Engage in vocabulary games and activities for retention.

Day 9: Listening and Speaking Activities

 Listen to authentic materials (e.g., podcasts, TED Talks) and discuss the content.

 Participate in debates or discussions on current events or controversial topics.

 Focus on developing critical thinking and argumentation skills.

Day 10: Pronunciation Review

 Review pronunciation concepts covered earlier.

 Focus on individual pronunciation challenges and provide targeted practice.

 Use audio and video resources for modeling and imitation.

Day 11: Cultural Understanding

 Explore cultural aspects of English-speaking countries.

 Discuss customs, traditions, and cultural norms.

 Watch videos or read articles about cultural practices and engage in discussions.

Day 12: Presentation Skills

 Learn techniques for effective public speaking.

 Prepare and deliver short presentations on a chosen topic.

 Provide feedback on presentation delivery, organization, and language use.

Day 13: Review and Consolidation

 Review key concepts covered throughout the course.

 Engage in review activities, quizzes, or games to reinforce learning.

 Address any lingering questions or concerns.

Day 14: Speaking Fluency Practice

 Focus on fluency through timed speaking activities.

 Engage in rapid-fire question-and-answer sessions.

 Encourage spontaneous speech and quick thinking.


Day 15: Final Assessment and Feedback

 Conduct a final speaking assessment to measure progress.

 Provide individual feedback and recommendations for further improvement.

 Reflect on learning outcomes and set goals for future language development.

This syllabus provides a structured framework for developing English speaking skills over a 15-day
period. Adjustments can be made based on the learners' proficiency level, interests, and specific
learning objectives. Additionally, incorporating authentic materials and opportunities for real-life
communication can enhance the learning experience.

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