Diploma in English Language

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Overview

Diploma in English course is designed to improve every aspect of your English. Each lesson has clear objectives that contribute to your overall progress and moves you clear in achieving your language goals. In each lesson, we will provide you with structured learning tasks and monitor your behavior in this course, providing you with feedback, correction and guidance to help you become better, more fluent and more confident when communicating in English. This program also touches students to the major categories of reading, writing, listening, and speaking in the language.

For Whom

School Leavers.
Employers and Job Seekers,
Those who interested in developing their communication skills in English and gaining a basic knowledge of English language.
Those interested in obtaining a higher academic qualification in English

On this course you will:

Improve your speaking, listening, reading and writing skills
Spoken Improvement Activities
Progress towards your personal language goals
Building up the sufficient vocabulary

Why should you choose this course

Be taught by highly qualified and experienced lecturers
Enjoy lessons that use modern communication activities, good teaching methodology and Interactive sessions
A funny, sociable and enjoyable learning environment
Your skills will be improved in all areas
Personality development in the English speaking society

Course Features

Lectures 102
Quiz 0
Duration 320 hours
Skill level Intermediate
Language English | Sinhala
Students 79
Certificate Yes
Assessments Yes

Curriculum

23 Sections
102 Lessons
32 Weeks

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Alphabet
The Birth of the Language - භාෂාවේ උපත හෝඩියයි. There are 26 letters in English.. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z are capitals while a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z are the simple letters
4
- 2.1
  The Explanation of Alphabet
  5 Minutes
- 2.2
  Example of Names
  10 Minutes
- 2.3
  Example of Vowels
  5 Minutes
- 2.4
  Example of Consonants
  2 Minutes
Articles
4
- 3.1
  The Explanation of Articles
  20 Minutes
- 3.2
  Example of A
  2 Minutes
- 3.3
  Example of An
  3 Minutes
- 3.4
  Example of The
  5 Minutes
Nouns
6
- 4.1
  The Explanation of Nouns
  15 Minutes
- 4.2
  Example of Common Nouns
  5 Minutes
- 4.3
  Example of Proper Nouns
- 4.4
  Example of Collective Nouns
- 4.5
  Example of Material Nouns
- 4.6
  Example of Abstract nouns
Demonstrations of Nouns
6
- 5.1
  The Explanation, Demonstrations of Nouns
  10 Minutes
- 5.2
  Example of This is
- 5.3
  Example of That Is
- 5.4
  Example of These Are
- 5.5
  Example of Those Are
- 5.6
  Example of Here Is
Usages of Am | Is | Are. (Be Verbs Practical Forms )
6
- 6.1
  Saying your name
- 6.2
  Saying your job
- 6.3
  Saying your age
- 6.4
  Saying where you are
- 6.5
  Doing the same with others
- 6.6
  Basic spoken usages
Singular and plural of nouns
5
- 7.1
  Adding “S”
- 7.2
  Adding “es”
- 7.3
  Adding “ies”
- 7.4
  Adding “ves”
- 7.5
  Irregular forms
Be verbs
4
- 8.1
  Am, is, are
- 8.2
  Am, is, are with prepositions
- 8.3
  Has, have
- 8.4
  There is / there are
Usage of Pronouns
3
- 9.1
  Subjective
- 9.2
  Objective
- 9.3
  Possessive
Adjectives
5
- 10.1
  Quality
- 10.2
  Quantity
- 10.3
  Possessive
- 10.4
  Demonstrative
- 10.5
  Interrogative
Comparison of Adjectives
5
- 11.1
  r, -> st
- 11.2
  er -> est
- 11.3
  ier -> iest
- 11.4
  Double syllable
- 11.5
  Irregular comparison
Adverbs
An adverb describes a verb. It adds something to the verb. Add + Verbs = Adverbs
4
- 12.1
  Adverbs of manner
- 12.2
  Adverbs of place
- 12.3
  Adverbs of time
- 12.4
  Word power of Adverbs
Prepositions
3
- 14.1
  What is a preposition?
- 14.2
  Kinds of prepositions
- 14.3
  Word Power of Prepositions
The uses of at, in, on
2
- 16.1
  For places
- 16.2
  Uses with pictures
Conjunction
A conjunction joins two sentences, words, or phrases together
2
- 17.1
  Types of conjunctions
- 17.2
  Word Power of Conjunctions
Interjection
A sudden feeling expressing, a wonder, a pleasure, a pain, a surprise.
2
- 19.1
  What are the Interjection
- 19.2
  Word Power of Interjections
Making Sentences
6
- 21.1
  Subject
- 21.2
  A Pronoun
- 21.3
  A Person
- 21.4
  An Animal
- 21.5
  Inanimate Subjects
- 21.6
  Word Power of Subjects
Verbs
The action part of a sentence
3
- 23.1
  Kinds of Verbs
- 23.2
  Be Verbs
- 23.3
  Word Power of Verbs
Objects
It is the sufferer of the action
2
- 24.1
  What is and Object?
- 24.2
  Word Power
Active Voice
5
- 25.1
  Simple present tense
- 25.2
  Usage 01
- 25.3
  Usage 02
- 25.4
  Usage 03
- 25.5
  Usage 04
Simple Present Tense
10
- 26.1
  I do/ I like/ I go/ I know…
- 26.2
  He does/ He likes/ He goes/ He knows…
- 26.3
  Read | Like | Work | Think | Fly | Try | Have
- 26.4
  Word Power
- 26.5
  I don’t / I don’t like / I don’t know.
- 26.6
  She doesn’t _______
- 26.7
  Make sentences alone
- 26.8
  Word Power
- 26.9
  Do you ————- Asking simple questions and giving simple answers
- 26.10
  A list of sentences for working
Simple Past Tense
Actions 100% Completed
4
- 27.1
  Using Past Tense
- 27.2
  Word Power
- 27.3
  Useing with sentences
- 27.4
  Word Power (100)
Simple Future Tense
It is used to talk about things will happen in the future.
6
- 28.1
  Method 01
- 28.2
  Method 02
- 28.3
  Method 03
- 28.4
  Method 04
- 28.5
  Method 05
- 28.6
  Word Power
Present Continuous Tense
An action is going on at the time of speaking
5
- 29.1
  What is Present Continuous Tense
- 29.2
  Usage 01
- 29.3
  Usage 02
- 29.4
  Sentence Form
- 29.5
  Usage 03

Instructor

Suneth Sandaruwan

Suneth Sandaruwan is an English teacher who have been in the field of teaching for the past 12 years .I hold a higher diploma in English ,I am an experienced consultant for the students those who preferred in learning English, jobseekers, graduates, after A/L students, I love my work and much contributed to your success.
currently I work as a senior lecturer at Sangharama English School.