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- English, Linguistics
This document is a beginner’s English course textbook. It covers the English alphabet, pronunciation, and basic vocabulary. It helps students learn English from scratch, with exercises and grammar notes.
What's inside
- English alphabet and its sounds
- Pronunciation guide with diacritical marks
- Vocabulary words with phonetic symbols
- Exercises for writing and pronouncing letters
- Basic grammar notes and exercises
Who it is for: Students of English as a second language. (General)
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Summary
The English alphabet and basic vocabulary are covered in this beginner’s English course textbook. Students learn the sounds of English vowels and consonants, and more than 300 commonly used English words. They also learn how to use these words in sentences and practise English grammar.
Instructions to Students
Students get instructions on how to use the textbook and the course. They learn how to study each lesson and how to get help from their teacher. They are encouraged to keep learning and not to get discouraged.
Lesson Three: Hellos & Goodbyes
This lesson teaches English words used in greetings and farewells. It shows how to use these words in sentences and how to ask and answer questions about dialogues.
Lesson Four: Family Members
Students learn the names of family members in English. They practise using these words in sentences and answering questions about family relationships.
Questions on Lessons
Students answer questions on the lessons they have studied. They practise reading, writing, and pronouncing the English alphabet. They also practise using new vocabulary and grammar.
Key terms
- parts of speech
- The eight categories into which all English words can be classified.
- diacritical marks
- American English phonetic symbols that help with pronunciation.
- vocabulary words
- New words that students learn in each lesson.
- grammar
- The rules and structure of the English language.
- alphabetical order
- The arrangement of words according to the order of the alphabet.
- dialogues
- Conversations between two or more people.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the sounds of English vowels and consonants?
- How do you use new vocabulary words in sentences?
- What are the names of family members in English?
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