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English Learning Module Intermediate

The English Learning Module 'Fluent Connections' is designed for intermediate learners and consists of 8 units focusing on communication skills, vocabulary, grammar, and speaking confidence. Each unit includes reading materials, vocabulary building, dialogue practice, role-playing activities, grammar focus, speaking topics, and worksheets for practice. The course covers various themes such as daily routines, travel, food, work, technology, environment, entertainment, and future society.

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English Learning Module Intermediate

The English Learning Module 'Fluent Connections' is designed for intermediate learners and consists of 8 units focusing on communication skills, vocabulary, grammar, and speaking confidence. Each unit includes reading materials, vocabulary building, dialogue practice, role-playing activities, grammar focus, speaking topics, and worksheets for practice. The course covers various themes such as daily routines, travel, food, work, technology, environment, entertainment, and future society.

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English Learning Module: Fluent Connections (Intermediate Level)

Duration: 8 Units (each suitable for 1–2 weeks of online classes)


Focus: Communication skills, vocabulary enrichment, grammar accuracy, and speaking
confidence

Unit 1: Daily Routines and Lifestyle


Material: Reading passage about 'A Day in the Life of an Online Freelancer'

Key Vocabulary: schedule, deadline, multitask, flexible, productive, routine, priority

Vocabulary Builder/Corner: Develop word families and expressions related to the topic.

Dialogue: Thematic conversation practice based on the unit context.

Act Roles: Pair and group activities for role-playing based on real-life scenarios.

Grammar Focus:
- Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

- Adverbs of Frequency

- Subject–Verb Agreement

Error Check Example:


She go to work every day. → She goes to work every day.

Speaking Practice:
Small Talk Topic: How do you spend your mornings?

Simple Debate Topic: Working from home is better than working in an office.

Worksheet: Practice exercises based on grammar and vocabulary.


Blank Notes: [space for learners to write new or unknown words during practice sessions.]

Unit 2: Travel and Culture


Material: Reading: 'Backpacking Across Southeast Asia'

Key Vocabulary: destination, budget, adventure, accommodation, customs, itinerary,


explore

Vocabulary Builder/Corner: Develop word families and expressions related to the topic.

Dialogue: Thematic conversation practice based on the unit context.

Act Roles: Pair and group activities for role-playing based on real-life scenarios.
Grammar Focus:
- Past Simple vs. Present Perfect

- Time expressions: since, for, yet, already

- Irregular verb forms

Error Check Example:


I have went to Bali last year. → I went to Bali last year.

Speaking Practice:
Small Talk Topic: Where was your last vacation?

Simple Debate Topic: Traveling alone is more fun than traveling with friends.

Worksheet: Practice exercises based on grammar and vocabulary.


Blank Notes: [space for learners to write new or unknown words during practice sessions.]

Unit 3: Food and Health


Material: Reading: 'Eating Habits Around the World'

Key Vocabulary: balanced diet, nutrients, portion, junk food, vegan, calories, allergic

Vocabulary Builder/Corner: Develop word families and expressions related to the topic.

Dialogue: Thematic conversation practice based on the unit context.

Act Roles: Pair and group activities for role-playing based on real-life scenarios.

Grammar Focus:
- Countable vs. Uncountable nouns

- Quantifiers (much, many, a few, a little)

- Articles (a, an, the)

Error Check Example:


I don’t eat many rice. → I don’t eat much rice.

Speaking Practice:
Small Talk Topic: What’s your favorite cuisine?

Simple Debate Topic: Fast food should be banned in schools.

Worksheet: Practice exercises based on grammar and vocabulary.


Blank Notes: [space for learners to write new or unknown words during practice sessions.]

Unit 4: Work and Careers


Material: Reading: 'Preparing for an Interview'
Key Vocabulary: resume, qualification, applicant, promotion, deadline, teamwork,
productivity

Vocabulary Builder/Corner: Develop word families and expressions related to the topic.

Dialogue: Thematic conversation practice based on the unit context.

Act Roles: Pair and group activities for role-playing based on real-life scenarios.

Grammar Focus:
- Modal verbs for ability and advice

- Conditional Sentences Type 1

- Reported Speech (intro)

Error Check Example:


He must to finish the report. → He must finish the report.

Speaking Practice:
Small Talk Topic: What’s your dream job?

Simple Debate Topic: Experience is more important than education.

Worksheet: Practice exercises based on grammar and vocabulary.


Blank Notes: [space for learners to write new or unknown words during practice sessions.]

Unit 5: Technology and Communication


Material: Reading: 'How Social Media Changed the Way We Communicate'

Key Vocabulary: gadget, device, app, upload, privacy, connection, influencer

Vocabulary Builder/Corner: Develop word families and expressions related to the topic.

Dialogue: Thematic conversation practice based on the unit context.

Act Roles: Pair and group activities for role-playing based on real-life scenarios.

Grammar Focus:
- Gerunds and Infinitives

- Passive Voice

- Phrasal verbs related to technology

Error Check Example:


I prefer use phone than laptop. → I prefer using my phone to my laptop.
Speaking Practice:
Small Talk Topic: Which app do you use the most?

Simple Debate Topic: Technology brings people closer.

Worksheet: Practice exercises based on grammar and vocabulary.


Blank Notes: [space for learners to write new or unknown words during practice sessions.]

Unit 6: Environment and Sustainability


Material: Reading: 'The Future of Green Cities'

Key Vocabulary: recycle, pollution, renewable, waste, conservation, emission, sustainable

Vocabulary Builder/Corner: Develop word families and expressions related to the topic.

Dialogue: Thematic conversation practice based on the unit context.

Act Roles: Pair and group activities for role-playing based on real-life scenarios.

Grammar Focus:
- Comparatives and Superlatives

- Too / Enough

- Zero Conditional

Error Check Example:


She is more tall than her brother. → She is taller than her brother.

Speaking Practice:
Small Talk Topic: How can we help the environment?

Simple Debate Topic: Electric cars are the solution to climate change.

Worksheet: Practice exercises based on grammar and vocabulary.


Blank Notes: [space for learners to write new or unknown words during practice sessions.]

Unit 7: Entertainment and Media


Material: Reading: 'Streaming Services vs. Traditional TV'

Key Vocabulary: subscribe, audience, broadcast, trend, review, celebrity, viewer

Vocabulary Builder/Corner: Develop word families and expressions related to the topic.

Dialogue: Thematic conversation practice based on the unit context.

Act Roles: Pair and group activities for role-playing based on real-life scenarios.
Grammar Focus:
- Relative Clauses

- Question Tags

- Indirect Questions

Error Check Example:


That’s the actor who I met him. → That’s the actor who I met.

Speaking Practice:
Small Talk Topic: What kind of movies do you enjoy?

Simple Debate Topic: Reality shows are a waste of time.

Worksheet: Practice exercises based on grammar and vocabulary.


Blank Notes: [space for learners to write new or unknown words during practice sessions.]

Unit 8: Society and Future


Material: Reading: 'Jobs of the Future'

Key Vocabulary: innovation, robotics, equality, community, volunteer, education, progress

Vocabulary Builder/Corner: Develop word families and expressions related to the topic.

Dialogue: Thematic conversation practice based on the unit context.

Act Roles: Pair and group activities for role-playing based on real-life scenarios.

Grammar Focus:
- Future Forms

- Second Conditional

- Wish + Past Tense

Error Check Example:


If I will have time, I join the project. → If I have time, I will join the project.

Speaking Practice:
Small Talk Topic: What will life be like in 20 years?

Simple Debate Topic: Robots will replace humans at work.

Worksheet: Practice exercises based on grammar and vocabulary.


Blank Notes: [space for learners to write new or unknown words during practice sessions.]
Bibliography

1. Murphy, Raymond. (2019). English Grammar in Use. Cambridge University Press.


2. McCarthy, Michael & O'Dell, Felicity. (2017). English Vocabulary in Use: Intermediate.
Cambridge University Press.
3. Soars, Liz & Soars, John. (2015). New Headway Intermediate (4th Edition). Oxford
University Press.
4. Hancock, Mark. (2013). English Pronunciation in Use: Intermediate. Cambridge University
Press.
5. Harmer, Jeremy. (2015). The Practice of English Language Teaching. Pearson Education
Limited.

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