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NEW! NEW! NEW!
Inlingua® Oral Practice Program
Do you need to improve your English speaking
skills?
Do you want to learn English CONVERSATION, GRAMMAR
AND VOCABULARY in the most natural way- by speaking?
Do you want English classes that are fun and
interactive?
Inlingua® DC is proud to introduce its NEW INLINGUA®
ORAL PRACTICE PROGRAM. Beginning in October 2006,
this program uses an exclusive method and materials
that will help you improve your speaking skills and
your understanding of how the English language
really works!
In these classes:
Grammar and vocabulary are learned in the most
natural way- by speaking, of course! New grammar
structures and vocabulary are introduced orally and
students are given the maximum opportunity to speak
and practice during class time. English is learned
through a variety of interesting speaking
activities, such as questions and answers, pair
work, games, and discussions.
Student talking time is maximized at every
opportunity.
Exclusive Inlingua® materials (books and CDs) are
used for learning. This means our materials and
special teaching method can be found nowhere else
but at Inlingua®.
Through a carefully structured program, the books
are closed for a large part of the lesson so that
student can practice speaking and listening as much
as possible. The textbooks and workbooks, as well as
the audio CDs, provide plenty of exercises for
students to improve their reading, writing, and
listening.
Most importantly, the lessons are fun and
interactive. They demand high participation from the
students, so you will see your speaking skills and
comprehension of the language improving at a fast
rate!
The Inlingua® Oral Practice Program has five levels:
1A and 1B: Beginner
2A and 2B: Low Intermediate
3A and 3B: Upper Intermediate
4A and 4B: Advanced
5: Advanced to Fluent
1A and 1B: Beginner: Survival English and basic
social proficiency --> After completing this level,
students have enough vocabulary and grammar to get
what they need from most daily situations. (average TOEFL IBT score 19-48)
2A and 2B: Low Intermediate: Limited proficiency
--> With a growing vocabulary and solid grammar
foundation, students can function in everyday
communicative situations and engage in simple
conversations (average TOEFL IBT score 41-64; TOEFL
CBT , IELTS )
3A and 3B: Upper Intermediate --> As students
learn complex grammar and vocabulary structures,
they are able to use and understand more
sophisticated language in most situations (average TOEFL score 65-95).
4A and 4B: Advanced --> Students are able to
communicate various complex ideas when interacting
with native speakers. At this level, students can
use complex grammar easily, as well as the many
idioms and proverbs of the English language (average TOEFL score 96-110).
5: Advanced to Fluent --> As students
approach complete fluency, they are prepared to
tackle virtually any academic, professional, and
social function with the ease and confidence of a
native speaker (average TOEFL score 110-120).
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