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Feb 2024 - IFS - Sem 2 - ETSLP (IFP 114) English Through Spoken and Listening Practice

Welcome Back to the Journey! It is going to be crucial because we shall have two subjects in English and this ETSLP is quite an interesting one for us. 

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English Through Spoken & Listening Practice
Code: IFP 114

Module I: Advanced Speaking - Pronunciation in English
• International Phonetic Alphabet
• Commonly Mispronounced Words
• Small Talk
• Context-Based Speaking/Role Plays on the given themes: People and Society, Travel, Business, Work and Culture

Module II: Listening for Comprehension
• Listening for Purpose
o Monologues and Reports
o Short Stories
o Listening and Narration

Module III: Professional Speaking Skills
• Face-to-Face Interview
• Group Discussion
• Making Formal Presentations

Module IV: Project-Based Learning (PBL)

• Portfolio (Audio and Visual Profile)
• Podcast (Audio Presentation)
• Vlogs (On given topics)

IFS 6 > Our First lesson went through these topics and with the 'No Idea Teacher' launch, I shall need you to Decide and Define the PLANS, METHODS and ATTITUDE for teaching all these topics. 
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  1. Alex CareyAugust 27, 2025 at 2:18 AM

    The Feb 2024 IFS Sem 2 ETSLP (IFP 114) course on English Through Spoken and Listening Practice seems very engaging and practical for improving communication skills. For students who find certain tasks challenging, seeking professional english assignment help can be a great way to understand complex concepts, structure responses effectively, and practice listening and speaking exercises. Combining personal effort with expert guidance ensures better performance and enhances overall confidence in both academic and real-world English communication.

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