CEFR GENERAL ENGLISH LEVEL C1
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Grammar
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· Emphatic
structures (e.g. No sooner had I…/Under no circumstances must you… So thick
was the fog, that …)
· The
future in the past
· Adverb/verb
collocations (e.g. strongly recommended/greatly appreciated/categorically
denied etc.)
· Conditionals
(Revision and variations / mixed e.g. “were to” in type 2 to express remote
responsibility etc.)
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· The
use of “ever” for emphasis (Whatever, whenever, however, whoever etc.)
· Modals
(review)
· Idioms
(Revision of those taught at previous levels + as many other
· commonly
used idioms as possible)
· Phrasal
verbs (Revision of those taught at previous levels + as many other commonly
used phrasal verbs as possible)
· Connectors
and cohesive devices
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Functions
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· Describing
graphs and data
· Describing
a working environment or situation
· Describing
a photo (N.B. essential for the second part of the oral paper)
· Giving
opinions (for and against)
· Analysing
differences
· Criticizing
and praising
· Recommending
· Writing
references
· Writing
reports
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· Understanding
live broadcasts
· Presenting
a company, product or service
· Preparing
a CV along with a letter of application
· Understanding
of newspaper language (The study of authentic
· material,
e.g. newspaper / magazine articles, is strongly recommended.)
· Talking
about politics and bureaucratic language
· Dealing
with the unexpected
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Useful
Expressions
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· face
/ body: e.g. put your foot in it
· clothes:
e.g. fit like a glove
· building:
e.g. talk to the wall
· driving:
e.g. take a back seat
· colours:
e.g. see red
· eating:
e.g. bite off more than you can chew
· life
and death: e.g. look like death warmed up
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· animal:
e.g. I smell a rat
· mind:
e.g. give someone a piece of your mind
· mood:
e.g. be over the moon
· numbers:
e.g. be on cloud nine
· temperature:
e.g. a hot potato
· train:
e.g. a one-track mind
· water:
e.g. a drop in the ocean
· etc.
etc. etc.
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Phrasal
Verbs (Revision of all phrasal verbs taught at the previous level is
essential)
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· aim
at
· answer
to
· back
down
· back
out of (withdraw from an
· agreement,
etc.)
· back
up (help and support)
· barge
in
· be
carried away (with emotion)
· be
down with (caught an illness)
· blare
out (music)
· black
out (lose consciousness)
· blow
over (of storm)
· bottle
up (feelings)
· branch
out (develop in new areas)
· bring
forward (arrange to have earlier)
· brush
up (improve skill)
· burst
out (laughing)
· come
down on (criticise)
· come
in (useful)
· come
into (inherit)
· come
out (stain / news / secret / sun)
· coop
up
· crack
down
· crack
up
· crop
up
· dawn
on
· did
up (discover)
· do
away with
· drag
on
· ease
off
· fall
off (decrease)
· feel
up to
· fish
for
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· flare
up
· fool
…. into
· go
down (of news)
· go
for (attack)
· go
under (of a company)
· head
for
· hit
it off
· hit
on (idea)
· jump
at
· keep
off (subject / rain or snow / not eat)
· kick
up (a fuss)
· laugh
off
· live
down
· liven
up
· make
out (pretend)
· open
up (talk openly)
· own
up
· play
down
· rule
out
· shop
around
· sift
through
· simmer
down
· sink
in
· slip
out
· step
up
· storm
out
· strip
down
· tail
back
· tip
off
· tone
down
· water
down
· while
away (time)
· wind
down
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General (This
section should be developed as much as possible according to students’ needs,
ability and interests)
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· ‘Subtle’
meanings:
e.g. glance, gaze, peep / grasp, hold, grab / walk, strut,
stride, stroll
· Verbs
connected to the body:
e.g. swallow, burp, blink, blush, quiver, shudder
· Proverbs:
a bird in the hand ….
· Similes
and metaphors:
as mad as a hatter.
· Binomials:
e.g. ranting and raving / down and out / sink or swim
· Text
organisers:
as well as, in addition to, while, despite, nevertheless/none
the less, as a result/accordingly, thus, hence, first of all …, next, ….
finally …., the first point, for one thing … and for another .., and besides,
for example, … in the case of …, all in all
· Commonly
confused words:
effect/affect, lose/loose, specially/especially, stationery/stationary,
principle/principal, insure/assure/ensure
· Collocations:
out of/in the way, on strike, out of breath, act out of
character, out of all proportion, on purpose, by accident, on good terms, one
by one, all one, one-way affair, be no wonder, there’s no knowing, no
business of yours, no matter how, no likelihood of, for this once, once in a
while, once and for all, within reason / reach / the law / sight / a
reasonable time, by the way / and large / no means / far / the time / all means
/ rights / chance / and by / myself, sole survivor, scattered population, a standing
joke, common knowledge, high/low standard, a calculated risk, a significant
increase, be an old hand, lapse of memory, a difference of opinion, a term of
endearment, the price of failure, a matter of importance, a slip of the
tongue, come from the heart, start from scratch, head to foot, the time
being, any minute now, etc. etc. etc.
· Newspaper
language
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Fast Facts –
Entry level:
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Level B2
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Minimum age:
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15 years
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Total Hours
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80
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Length of course:
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Full Time – 4 Weeks (4Hrs /Day -
5Days/Week)
Part Time – 8 Weeks (2Hrs /Day -
5Days/Week)
Weekends – 10 Weeks (4Hrs /Day -
2Days/Week)
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Start date:
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First Monday of every month
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Class size:
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Maximum 15 Students
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Cost of Course
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Full Time – Rs. 12000/-
Part Time – Rs. 14000/-
Weekends – Rs. 16000/-
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Fast Track Program –
Entry level:
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Level B2
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Minimum age:
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15 years
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Total Hours
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20
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Length of course:
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Full Time – 1 Weeks (4Hrs /Day -
5Days/Week)
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Start date:
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First Monday of every month
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Class size:
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Maximum 15 Students
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Cost of Course
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Full Time – Rs. 7000/-
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