23765 conversation course outline

Conversation 1 - Conversations for Everyday Situations
If you have not taken my English 1 Course, I
highly recommend that you do so FIRST..
Why? Because, before you can participate
meaningfully in conversations in English,
you need to understand the basics. You
cannot make food without any ingredients,
can you? Well... similarly, you cannot
engage in conversation unless you:
a) know how to listen and understand what
others are saying.
b) have the grammar and sentence structure
to be able to respond.
c) have the vocabulary you need for different
situations
d) know how to put this all together in
correct responses.
If you have completed English 1 or its
equivalent, then welcome to Conversation
1. During this course, you will learn:
1. How stress in a sentence can change the
meaning.
2, Conversation practice and vocabulary Shopping.
3. Conversation practice and vocabulary -.
4. How to add vocabulary every day.
5. Read and understand much faster.
6. Practice simple every day conversations
with your instructor and/or other students.
7. Putting it all together - Listening, reading
writing and speaking!

Course Outline:
Lesson 1 Introduction
Lesson 2 Greetings and Farewells
Lesson 3 On the telephone
Lesson 4 Meeting a friend
Lesson 5 Shopping
Lesson 6 In a restaurant
Lesson 7 Making a reservation
Lesson 8 Complaining
Lesson 9 Asking or giving directions
Lesson 10 Where does it hurt?
Lesson 11 Do you have the time?
Lesson 12 Taking a message
Lesson 13 In a hotel or motel
Lesson 14 Giving personal information
Lesson 15 At an airport
Lesson 16 Asking for help
Lesson 17 Asking someone out
Lesson 18 Saying 'No' politely
Lesson 19 At a job interview
Lesson 20 Talking about something that has
already happened
Lesson 21 Talking about your future
Lesson 22 Chatting on the Internet
Lesson 23 Review
Lesson 24 Test