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English Course Plan

The English course plan for beginners spans 3 months, structured over 3 days a week with 60-minute sessions focused on speaking and listening. It is divided into three phases: Basics, Speaking Basics, and Communication, covering essential language skills from greetings to longer conversations. Recommended resources include books, YouTube channels, and audio sources for additional practice.

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English Course Plan

The English course plan for beginners spans 3 months, structured over 3 days a week with 60-minute sessions focused on speaking and listening. It is divided into three phases: Basics, Speaking Basics, and Communication, covering essential language skills from greetings to longer conversations. Recommended resources include books, YouTube channels, and audio sources for additional practice.

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English Course Plan (Beginner - 3 Months)

Weekly Structure (3 days/week)

Each session: 60 minutes (Speaking + Listening focused)

Phase 1 (Weeks 1–4): Basics

Greetings, introducing yourself, simple sentences (I want, I like)

Phase 2 (Weeks 5–8): Speaking Basics

Present simple, daily routine, simple questions

Phase 3 (Weeks 9–12): Communication

Past simple, longer conversations, more listening

Books:

English for Everyone Beginner:


[Link]

Oxford Word Skills Basic: [Link]

YouTube Channels:

MrDuncan: [Link]

English Addict: [Link]

BBC Learning English: [Link]

Audio Sources:

BBC Learning English: [Link]

ESL Pod: [Link]

Daily Practice Example:

I want coffee - I like tea - Where do you live?

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