English for Work

You can access handouts from the course here - just click on English for Work and you should be able to see everything. You can also access files individually from the following links:

Advertising slogan exercise and key.

E-mail task and follow-up roleplay.

Useful language for meetings.

Useful language for presentations.

Class Materials

There's a link to class materials here which contains stuff from several recent courses.

As well as 2007's classes so far, there are files relating to High Reading and Writing, Intermediate Reading Writing and Grammar, and Pre Intermediate Reading Writing and Grammar.

Listening and Speaking Class - Winter One 2007

Intermediate Level Class

Students: Aliya, Eyad, Hyun Soo, Ssun, Taek Joo

We started the course by doing some work on pronunciation and we looked at sound chunking with a focus on stress and intonation. Word files of the handouts can be found here and here. These materials were adapted from a recording from Natural English Intermediate.

Every day since, we have had conversations and discussions followed by feedback. You can look at the photos we discussed here or find out more about Google Earth here. For film and film star information, I recommend The Internet Movie Database as a good starting point. Try reading some reviews for new vocabulary.

Feedback from week three can be found here.

Song : You've Got A Friend

This hasn't been tested yet so I don't know if it works. Look at the gapped lyrics to the song You've Got A Friend. Try to guess what words - or what kind of words - will go in the spaces.

Now listen, check your predictions, and try to fill any missing gaps:



You can listen as many times as you like. When you want to check your answers, you can look at them here.