Basic English speaking skill development with questions and explanatory videos.
This course will provide you deep understanding on the below concepts.
1. Formal greeting
1.1. An old man greeting with an old woman
1.1. 1 An old man greets with an old woman in the morning
1.1.1.2 An old man greets with an old woman in the afternoon
1.1.1.3 An old man greets with an old woman in the evening
1.2 An old man greets an old man
1.3 An old woman greets old woman
1.4 A professor greets students (students in a class)
1.5 Business man greets front person at hotel
1.2. in formal greetings
1.2.1. Greetings among school kids
1.2.2 School teen agers meeting on the corridor
1.3 alphabet and pronunciations
1.3.1 Consonant sounds
1.3.1.1 Letter /b/ and its pronunciations
1. 3.1.2 Letter /p/ and its pronunciations
1.3.1.3 Letter /d/ and its pronunciations
1.3.1.4 Letter /t/ and its pronunciation s
1.3.1.5 Letter /g/ and its pronunciations
1.3.1.6 Letter /k/ and its pronunciations
1.3.1.7. Letter /f/ and its pronunciations
1.3.1.8 Letter /v/ and its pronunciations
1.3.1.9 Letter/ j/ and its pronunciations
1.3.1.10 letter /s/ and its pronunciations
1.3.1. 11.letter /h/ and its pronunciations
1.3.1.12 letter /m/ and its pronunciations
1.3.1.13letter/ n / and its pronunciations
1.3.1.14 letter /l/ and its pronunciations
1.3.1.15 letter /r/ and its pronunciation
1.3.1.16. Letter / y/ and its pronunciations
1.3.1.17 letter /w/ and its pronunciations
1.3.2 Vowel Symbols
1.3.2.1 Short /i/
1.3.2.1 Long /i/
1. 3.2.2 /e/
1.3.2.3 Long /a/
1.3.2.4 Long /o/
1. 3.2.5 Short /o/
1.3.2.6 short/u/
1. 3.2.7 Long /u/
1.3.3 spelling skills
1.3.3.1.Letter b without any vowel
1.3.3.2. Letter b with vowel /e/
1.3.3.3. Letter b with vowel /o/
1.3.3.4. Letter b with vowel/ I/
1.3.3.5. Letter b with vowel /U/
1.3.3.6. Letter b with vowel /a/
2. Numbers
2.1. Numbers in figure and in words
2.2 cardinal and ordinal numbers
2.2.1 Cardinal numbers
2.2.2 Ordinal numbers
2.2.3 Differentiating ‘ teen/ty ‘
2.3. Checking weight
2.5 Reading watch
2.6 reading temperature of a baby
2.7 reading measurement of distance in Km (Kilometers)
2.8. Reading volume
2.3 reading numbers with decimal point
2.4 reading fractions
2.5 reading percentage
2.6 reading years
2.7 reading currency
3 talking about personal information
3.1 introducing self
3.1.2 a badge reads with full name
3.1.3 Providing phone number
3.1.4 Information about ones’ own sex
4. This, that, here, there. Animals.
4.1.1 Pointing to nearer animals
4.1.2 Pointing to farther animals
5. Present forms of verb be
6 Action verbs
7 Adjectives
7.1 descriptive adjectives
7.2 comparative degrees of adjectives
7.3 superlative degrees of adjectives
8. Prepositions
8.1 preposition of place
8.2 prepositions of time
8.3 preposition of movement
9. There is, there are. Nouns
9.1. Indicating nearer objects
9.2 indicating farther objects
10. Expression with ‘how many and how much”
10.1 How many
10.2 How much
10.3 Some
10.4 Any
11 question words
11.1 where
11.2 What
11.3 Which
11.4 how
12 .Irregular verbs
13. Adverbs
13.1 adverbs of manner
13.2 adverbs of frequency
14. Adverbs of frequency
15. Possessives
15.1 objective pronouns
15.2 possessive pronouns
15.3 possessive adjectives
16. Jobs
17 telling time
17.1 “–past “and ‘to –“
18 expressions related to time
19. Everyday objects
19.1 schooling objects
19.2 kitchen utensils
19.3 sanitation objects
20. House and room
20.1 The attic, kids bed room
20.2. Bed room, bath room
20.3. Kitchen room, floor
20.4 dining room
20.5 living rooms
20.6 Bath room
20.7 bed room
20.8 garage & basement
21. simple future
22. emotions
23. Present continuous tense
24. perfect tense
25 parts of human body
25.1 head and face
25.2 arm and leg
25.3 heart and brain
26 .Continuous tense
27. Friends and family
27.1 typical Ethiopian family members
27.2 friendships
27.3 role modeling of public figures
27.4 immediate families
27.5 extended family
29. Gerunds
29.1 present participle as verb
29.2 present participle as adjective
29.3 present participle as a noun
30 .Towns
31 .Voice
31 .1 Active Voices
31.2 passive voices
32. Mood of the sentence
32.1. Indicative mood
32.2. Imperative mood
32.3. Subjective mood
33 Conjunctions and Conjunctive Adverbs
33.1. Coordinating conjunctions
33.2 subediting conjunctions
33.3 correlative conjunctions
34 Auxiliary verbs
34.1 verb to be
34.2 Verb do, does, did &Have, has, had
34.3 modal auxiliaries
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