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Language, Literacy and Communications - English
English in 30 Weeks Level 2

This modular outcomes-based course meets all the unit standards for Language, Literacy and Communications at ABET Level 2


ISBN:
9781868918164
Extent: 156 pp



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Module 1
Speaking and Listening
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Module 1 (Continued)

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Greet the people in the class
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Use formal or informal language or signing
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The topic of conversation
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Take turns to talk
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Identify and use the body language of different cultures
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Ask for and give personal
information
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Ask questions clearly
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Repeat and explain questions
° Answer questions clearly
° Repeat and explain answers
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Ask someone to make their question or answer clear
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Check each other's understanding
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Give your opinion
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Make offers and requests that allow the other person to accept or refuse
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Respond to offers and requests, accepting, refusing or showing that
you are not sure whether to accept or refuse







° Check each other's understanding
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Give your opinion
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Make offers and requests that allow the other person to accept or refuse
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Respond to offers and requests, accepting, refusing or showing that
you are not sure whether to accept or refuse
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Check each other's understanding
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Give your opinion
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Express your feelings
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Give your opinions and feelings about what people are discussing
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Respond to the opinions and feelings that other people express
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Say what the main message is about
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Show that you understand the text
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Show that you know the purpose of the text
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Respond to the text by using your own experience and knowledge
   
   

Module 2
Reading
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Module 2 (Continued)


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Choose and use different kinds of skills, according to what you are reading and why you are reading it
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Learn what new words mean by looking at the text around them and
by analysing the new words
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Find specific information by using reading skills
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Find specific informaton by using referencing skills
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Use reading skills to fi nd details in a text
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Use reading skills to understand the main idea of the text
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Recognise different styles of print and different parts of a text
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Use parts of words, phrases or sentences to fi nd meaning in the text
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Identify main ideas, topics and messages
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Find text you've read and show that you remember what it means
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Read about the values and views of the world and understand them
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Find and explain pictures and other drawings in the text
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Use pictures and drawings for specific reasons







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Follow the different ways in which one text talks about one person or thing
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Read aloud or reproduce text smoothly, pausing where necessary to show that you understand what it means
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Use your own experience and knowledge to respond to the text
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Express and support your thoughts and opinions about what you read
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Identify the reason for the text
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Identify who the text is for
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Identify where the text is from
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Recognise different ways of using language
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Identify the topic sentences in the
paragraphs
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Identify the introductions and conclusions
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Identify statements in the text as well as information that matches
and supports that evidence
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Identify opinions in the text as well as points that match and support those opinions

Module 3
Writing
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Module 3 (Continued)


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Write what you are asked to write
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Write only what is asked for and do not repeat things
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Give enough information in your writing
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Give the right kind of information
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Show that you know the reason for writing
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Give your opinion and reasons in writing
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Use your own experience and knowledge when you write
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Write/sign what you are asked for and arrange it correctly
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Arrange your writing / signing so that it is easy to follow
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Put together sentences that are about the same thing
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Link your sentences so that the ideas flow
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Arrange paragraphs in a logical order
° Write/sign paragraphs correctly







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Use headings and numbering when required or appropriate
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Use main tenses/time markers, verbs, negatives and questions
correctly
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Use parts of speech well
enough so that your writing can be understood
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Put more than one idea into a sentence
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Use capitals, full stops and question marks/non manual features correctly and show that you know about some other punctuation
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Know enough words to be able to describe things and write about happenings
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Plan and write/sign your work in rough
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Make changes to your rough writing/signing and correct mistakes
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Present a neat and clear copy of your final writing/signing
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Irregular verbs




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