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UNIVERSITY OF LANGUAGES & INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
FACULTY OF ENGLISH
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SCHEDULE FOR GENERAL ENGLISH 2
(Semester II – Academic Year: 2015 - 2016)
Time Allotment: 75 hours: 12.5 weeks X6 hours/per week (each group can revise the schedule to fit their timetable)
I. Course book:
1. Course Book: New English File Pre-intermediate, C. Oxenden, C. Latham-Koenig, 2006: Student Book (SB) + Workbook (WB)
2. Self-study material A2 compiled by teachers in Faculty of English (to serve as students’ profile) (SSM)
II. Supplementary materials:
1. Developing Tatics For Listening, Jack C. Richards, 2014.
2. New Round Up 2, V. Evans & J. Dooley, 2010.
3. English Vocabulary In Use (Pre-intermediate & Intermediate), Michael McCarthy, Felicity O’Dell, 2011.
4. Let’s Talk 2, Leo Jones, 2013.
5. Effective Academic Writing 1, Alice Savage, Masoud Shafiei,
* N. B.: Any other relevant materials selected by the teachers are welcome. Selected practice test is recommended if appropriate and for limited time
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III. Reference Websites:
• http://www.britishcouncil.org/learning
• http://esl.about.com/
• www.english-at-home.com
• www.tolearnenglish.com
IV. Teaching approach:
Lessons should be planned basing on the student’s needs and their characteristics.
The materials are task-based, so teachers need to identify the focus task in each session.
Photocopiable activities from teacher’s books and the main textbooks are to be made full use of before using supplementary materials
Pronunciation practice should always be focused on during class hours.
The teachers should pay attention to develop sub-reading or listening skills for the students during the classtime
Grammar can be explicitly taught through self-study activities or in a separate session to develop acuracy
Pair and group-work activities should be applied and encouraged together with the individual ones.
Students’ self-study should be guided, facilitated, and monitored to maximize its effectiveness.
Feedback for students’ performance should also be given timely and regularly to build up their confidence and improve their performance.
V. Classtime distribution:
75 periods 12.5 weeks
Week 1 12: 3 periods/2 sessions/week
Week 13 : 3 periods
2 periods Orientation + Entry Test
2 periods Progress Test 1
4 periods Progress Test 2
7 periods Revision
60 periods 8 Units
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VI. Assessment
Items Skills Weight
Test 1 Listening 20%
Test 2 Speaking 20%
Final Test Reading and Writing 60%
Note: For students of QH2015 onwards, the results may be used as a bonus point for scholarship or encouragement according to their institutional policy. For
this course, they will be rated as PASS or FAIL. They have to take the VSTEP for a certificate after General English 3. For QH2014 backward (2013, 2012),
the test results are counted toward their GPA.
* Abbreviation:
Week: W
Session: S
Speaking: Sp
Reading: R
Writing: W
Listening: L
Vocabulary : V
Grammar: G
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Week /
Session Topic Objectives
IN-CLASS WORK (FACE-TO-FACE ACTIVITIES) SELF-STUDY
Language focus (SB) Skills: Further practice
for higher levels
Assignments
(homework)
Hand-in
deadline
W1 - S1 Orientation
Students (Ss) are
informed of course
contents and test
format
Course orientation
- Introduce main contents of the course, assessments, format of
Progress tests (1, 2) and Final test for General English 2.
- Entry test
Personal
information
Ss are able to give
personal
information
Ss can understand
numbers (days,
dates, time,
numbers)
- Sp: Getting to know each other
(p.4)
- Wr: Describing yourself (p.13)
- L&Sp: Understanding and
talking about numbers (p.5)
- V: Classroom language
(p.144)
- WB File 1A
W1 – S2 Relationships
Ss can talk about
relationships
Ss can understand
specific information
- V: Family and adjective (p.6)
- R: Who knows you better (p.6)
- G: Present simple (p.7)
- Sp: Talking about a person you
know (p.7)
- L: Listening for general
idea (p.7)
- G: 1B p.126, 127
- WB File 1B
Definitions
Ss can say where
things are
Ss can give
definitions
- Sp: Prepositions of place (p.9)
- R: Dictionary definition (p.10)
- G: Defining relative clause (p.10)
- L: A TV games show
(p.11)
- V: Paraphrasing (p.11)
- G: 1D p.126, 127
- WB File 1D
- SSM: p.1-3
W2 – S1 Holidays Ss can talk about
holidays
- V: holidays (p.147)
- G: Past simple (p.17)
- Sp: Talking about your last
holiday (p.17)
- R: Scanning (p.16,17) - G: 2A p.128, 129
- WB: File 2A
Story telling
Ss can tell a story - V: Verb phrases (p.23)
- G: Past continuous & basic
- R: Reading for specific
information (p.21)
- G: 2B p.128, 129
- WB: File 2B
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linking devices (p. 18)
- R: Reading for specific
information (p.22)
- Sp: Retelling a story (p.23)
- L: Listening for gist (p.23)
W2 – S2 Stories
behind
photos
Ss can talk and
write about stories
behind photos
- Sp: Stories behind photos (p.19,
109, 113)
- Wr: Stories behind photos (p.25)
- SSM: p.4-6
Future plans
Ss can talk about
future plans
- R: Reading for gist (p.28)
- Sp: Future plans for holidays
(p.29,116)
- L: Listening for specific
information (p.29)
- Pron: Sentence stress (29)
- WB: File 3A
W3 – S1 Probability Ss can talk about
things that may
happen in the future
- G: Will/ won't for prediction
(p.30)
- Pron: Contractions (p.31)
- L: Listening for gist (p.31)
- Sp: Spontaneous response (p.31)
- G: Review of tenses (p.35,
130)
-V: Verb+back (p.33)
- G: 3B p.130, 131
- WB: File 3B
Decisions
offers, and
promises
Ss can express their
decisions
Ss can make
promises and give
offer
- G: Will/ won't (decisions, offers,
promises (p.33)
- R: Reading for gist (p.32)
- Sp: Making decisions (p.33,
117)
- R%L: Interpreting
dreams (p. 34, 35)
- Sp: Roleplay (p.35, 110)
- G: 3C p.130, 131
- WB: File 3C
W3 – S2 Informal
letters
Ss can write a letter
to their friend and
family
- Wr: Analyzing and writing an
informal letter (p.37)
- Write a letter to a friend
talking about your last
holiday.
- SSM: p.7-9
Experiences Ss can talk about
their experiences
Ss can talk about
clothes that they
have worn
- G: Present perfect or past simple
(p.41)
- V: Clothes (p.150)
- Sp: Experiences ( p.41)
- R&V: Scanning (p.43)
- L: Listening for specific
information (p.41)
- G: 4A p.132, 133
- WB: File 4A
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W4 – S1 Family
conflicts
Ss can talk about
conflicts
- V: Verb phrases (p.42)
- G: Present perfect + just, yet,
ready (p.42)
- Sp: Talking about top ‘hates’ at
home (p.43,116)
- R: Reading for gist (p.43) - G: 4B p.132, 133
- WB: File 4B
W4 – S2 Comparison Ss can compare two
things
- G: Comparatives (p.44)
- L&Sp: Comparing life at present
and in the past (p.45)
- R: Reading for gist (p.45) - G: 4C p.132, 133
- WB: File 4C
W5 – S1 Top cities Ss can talk about
the best and the
worst
Ss can listen for
details
- G: Superlatives (p.47)
- V: Adjectives (p.47,145)
- L: Listening for specific
information (p.47)
- Sp: The best and the worst
(p.47,110,114)
- R: Scanning (p.46)
- Pron: Word stress (p.47)
- G: 4D p132, 133
- WB File 4D
Descriptive
writing
Ss can describe the
place where they
live
- W: Describe where you live
(p.57, 136)
-Write a description of a
place
- SSM: p.10-12
W5 – S2 Parties Ss can talk about
parties
- V: Verb forms (p.53,154)
- G: uses of the infinitive (p.52)
- Sp: What happens and what
should be done at a party (p.52)
- R&L: Listening for
specific information (p.53)
-G: 5A p.134, 135
- WB File 5A
W6 – S1 Feeling good Ss can locate
information in a
text
Ss can talk about
what makes them
feel good
- G: Verb + ing (p.54)
- R: scanning (p.54)
- Sp: Talking about things that
make you feel good
- Sp: Talking about
something you love or
hate (p.55)
- L: Listening for specific
information (p.55)
- G: 5B p.134, 135
- WB File 5B
W6 – S2 Language
learning
Ss can read for
specific information
Ss can talk about
language learning
- R: Reading for specific
information (p.56,57)
- V: Modifiers (p.57)
- Sp: Talking about language
learning (p.57)
- L: Listening for specific
information (p.57)
- WB File 5C
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W7 – S1 Sports Ss can talk about
sports
Ss understand the
sequence of an
event
- V: Prepositions of movement
(p.58,148)
- R: Reading for gist (p.59)
- Sp: Talking about a sport event
(p.59)
- G: Expressing movement
(p.58, 134)
- Wr: Describing the rule of
a sport game
- WB File 5D
- SSM: p. 13-15
W7 – S2 If Ss can talk about
causes and effects
- G: First conditional (p.64,149)
- Sp: Talking about causes and
effects using first conditional
sentences (p.65)
- R: Reading for specific
information (p.65)
- V: Confusing verbs (p.64)
- G: 6A p.136, 137
- WB File 6A
W8 – S1 Survival Ss can talk about
imaginary situations
Ss can read for
specific information
- G: Second conditional (p.66)
- V: Animals (p.151)
- Sp: Talking about imaginary
dangerous situations and solutions
for them (p.67)
- R: Reading for specific
information (p. 67)
S&L: Talking and listening
about imaginary dangerous
situations and solutions for
them (p. 66)
- G: 6B p.136, 137
- WB File 6B
- SSM: p. 16-18
W8– S2 Progress Test 1(Listening)
Decisions Ss can express their
decisions and talk
about their
decisions
- G: may/ might (p.68)
- Sp: Expressing decisions (p.69,
110, 115)
- G: may/ might p.136,
137
W9 – S1 Advice Ss can read for gist
Ss can write
messages to give
advice
- G: Should/ Shouldn’t (p.71)
- R: Reading for gist (p.70)
- W: Giving advice (p.71)
- V: Get (p.71, 152)
- Sp: Answering questions
with ‘get’ (p.71)
- G: 6D p.136, 137
- WB File 6D
- SSM: p.65
W9 – S2 Fears Ss can talk about
fears
- G: Present perfect + for/ since
(p.76)
- V: Fears (p.76)
- R: Reading for gist (p.76)
- L: Listening for specific
information (p.77)
- G: 7A p.138, 139
- WB File 7A
- SSM: p.66
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- Sp: Talking about fears (p.76)
W10 – S1 Life history Ss can talk and
write a simple life
history of someone
they know well
- V: Events in your life (p.79)
- Sp: Speaking about life events
(p.79)
- Wr: Writing a biography
- L: listen for specific
information (p.79)
- G: 7B p.138, 139
- WB File 7B
- SSM: p.67
W10 – S2 Progress test 2 (Speaking)
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W11 – S1 Past habits Ss can talk about
past habits
Ss can listen for
specific information
- G: used to (p.80)
- V: School subjects (p.81)
- L: Listening for specific
information (p.81)
- Sp: Talking about past habits
(p.81)
- R: Reading for gist (p.80) - G: 7C p.138, 139
- WB File 7C
- SSM: p.68
W11 – S2 Inventions Ss can talk about
inventions
- G: Passive (p.82)
- R&V: Reading for specific
information (p.83)
- Sp: Talking about inventions
(p.111,115)
- L: Listening for specific
information (p.82)
- G: 7D p.138, 139
- WB File 7D
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Buildings Ss can describe a
building
- Wr: Describing a building (p.85) - W: Describe your
university
- SSM: p.19-21
W12 – S1 Lifestyles
and the body
age
Ss can talk about
how lifestyles
affects look
Ss can read for
specific information
- G: Quantifiers (p.90)
- Sp: Talking about what affects
look (p.91,111)
- R: Reading for specific
information (p.93)
- R: Reading for gist (p.90) - G: 8B p.140, 141
- WB File 8B
- SSM: p. 32-36
W12 – S2 Difference
and
similarities
Ss can talk about
similarities and
differences
- G: so neither (p.94)
- R&V: Reading for specific
information
- Sp: Talking about similarities and
differences (p.95)
- L: Listening for specific
information (p.94)
- G: 8D p.140, 141
- WB File 8D
- SSM: p. 37-41
Giving Ss can express their - V: Adjective ending (p.89) - R: Scanning (p.88) - Advantages and
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opinions opinions - Wr: Giving opinions about the
weekend (p.97)
- L: Understanding
sequences (p.89)
disadvantages of
spending weekends
away from home
W13 – S1 Revision- Sample Final test (Reading &Writing)
Course policy:
- Students have to attend at least 80% of contact hours at class. Any unexcused absence will be penalized for participation score
- Students have to self-study outside class hours and complete all homework or assignments as assigned by teachers before class time.
- Students actively participate in class activities and cooperate with peers in pair-work and group-work.
- Students have to take listening and speaking tests as the prerequisite to take the final test.
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TEST FORMAT:
BÀI THI: NÓI
TEST 1
(6 minutes per candidate)
Speaking ● Part 1
Interview (2-3 minutes)
The examiner asks the candidate some questions about himself/herself, his/her work or study and other familiar topics.
Example: What’s your name?
Where are you from? How far is it from here? What do your parents do?
What is your major? Why did you choose to study it? What is your dream job in the future?
What are your goals in the first year at the university? What are your best characteristics?
Speaking ● Part 2
Situation (2-3 minutes)
The examiner gives the candidate a topic card and lets him/her prepare for 1 minute before speaking.
Describe your best friend. You should say:
- Who he/she is; - What he/she looks like;
- How long you have know each other; - And explain why you have become best friends.
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TIÊU CHÍ ĐÁNH GIÁ BÀI NÓI
(Gv đánh giá và cho điểm dựa trên tiêu chí đã cho và nhân đôi để chuyển sang thang 10)
Band Grammar and Vocabulary Pronunciation Interactive communication
5 Shows a good degree of control of simple
grammatical forms.
Use a range of appropriate vocabulary when
talking about everyday situations.
Is mostly intelligible and has
some control of phonological
features at both utterance and
word levels.
Maintains simple exchanges.
Requires very little prompting and support.
4 Performance shares feature of Bands 3 and 5
3 Shows sufficient control of simple
grammatical forms.
Use appropriate vocabulary to talk about
everyday situations.
Is mostly intelligible, despite
limited control of
phonological features.
Maintain simple exchanges,despite some difficulty.
Requires prompting and support.
2 Performance shares features of Bands 1 and 3
1 Shows only limited control of a few
grammatical forms.
Uses a vocabulary of isolated words and
phrases.
Has very limited control of
phonological features and is
often unintelligible.
Has considerable difficulty maintaining simple
exchanges.
Requires additional prompting and support.
0 Performance below Band 1
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BÀI THI: NGHE
Thời gian làm bài: 15 PHÚT
(Bao gồm 03 phút chuyển CTL sang PTL)
PART 1- Questions 1-5 (10pts)
Directions: You will hear 05 short talk or conversations between two speakers. At the end of each talk or conversation, there will be a question for you.
Read the question and three possible answers and decide which one would be the best answer to the question. You will here the conversation TWICE.
1.
A. B. C.
2.
A. B. C.
3.
A. B. C.
4.
A. B. C.
5.
A. B. C.
Chú ý: Nếu các lựa chọn là tranh ảnh, tranh ảnh phải dễ nhìn, không đánh đố. Nếu tranh ảnh khó nhìn, có thể biến đổi thông tin dưới dạng chữ viết.
PART 2- Questions 6-10 (10pts)
Directions: You will listen to a short talk/conversation. Listen and complete the table. You will hear the talk/conversation TWICE. Chú ý: Talk/conversation có độ dài phù hợp (~100 từ), tốc độ phù hợp trình độ. Xem hướng dẫn trong file HD làm đề thi.
BÀI THI: ĐỌC VÀ VIẾT
Thời gian làm bài: 75 phút
PART 1-Questions 1-20 (30pts)
Directions: Questions 1-10 are incomplete sentences. Beneath each sentence you will see three words or phrases, marked A, B and C. Choose the one
word or phrase that best completes the sentence. Then, on your answer sheet, find the number of the questions and write your answer with A, B or C.
Example
0. It is always interesting ___ people in airports while you’re waiting for a flight.
A. being observed B. observe C. to observe > Answer: C
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PART 2- Questions 21-30 (10 pts)
Directions: Read the text and fill in the blanks with the best answer A, B or C. Then, on your answer sheet, find the number of the questions and write
your answer with A, B or C.
Chú ý: bài text có độ dài ~150 từ. Câu đầu không có blanks.
PART 3- Questions 31-35 (10 pts)
Directions: In this section, you will read a reading passage which is followed by several questions about it. Choose the one best answer A, B or C. Then,
on your answer sheet, find the number of the question and write your answer with A, B or C.
(Reading passage ~150 words)
PART 4- Questions 36-40 (10 pts)
Directions: Make correct sentences from the given words. Do not change the order anf the forms of the words.
Example
0. Nam/youngest/his/family.
Answer: Nam is the youngest (child) in his family.
PART 5 (20 pts)
Directions: In this section, write a paragraph (100-120 words) about ....... on the answer sheet.