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English Language - Articles and Emphasis (Upper-Intermediate Level)
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beginner levelThis free online English language course will teach you about Articles and Emphasis. In this course you will learn about instructional English grammar, different phrases used for giving instructions, and the types of English articles. Take this free online course today and familiarize yourself with the use of articles, emphasis, and instructions with the help of our clear, simple, and easy to understand written and audio examples.
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English Language - Articles and Emphasis (Upper-Intermediate Level)
Learn about English instructional language, articles, and emphasis with this free online English grammar course.
This free online English language course will teach you about Articles and Emphasis. In this course you will learn about instructional English grammar, different phrases used for giving instructions, and the types of English articles. Take this free online course today and familiarize yourself with the use of articles, emphasis, and instructions with the help of our clear, simple, and easy to understand written and audio examples.
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Module 16 Lessons
Articles and Emphasis
4 lesson topics plus learning outcomes and lesson summary topics. Listen to native speakers while reading texts; improve your speaking, listening and reading skills. Formative assessment questions; final graded assessment; interactive slides. Become familiar with Instructional language and language for giving advice. Listen to British and American English native speakers. Study how and when we use articles in English. Learn how to give emphasis in sentences and how to write up notes properly.
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2.Instructional Language
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3.Using Articles
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4.Adding Emphasis
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5.Taking Notes
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6.Upper-Intermediate Level English - Articles and Emphasis: Course Summary
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