FATIMI ESTAR

Focus on communication and fluency, not correctness. Most ESL students are concerned if they are holding their conversation "correctly" or if it is "right". Even in our first language, we rarely concern if the conversation is proceeding "correctly". The point is if our meaning is coming through. The emphasis should be: it's not a matter of "right" but whether or not your classmates understand you and can respond to you.

Date: 4th May 2016

Date: 26th - 27th April 2016

Date: 12th April 2016

Proficiency in speaking includes: a) knowledge of the language. b) social and cultural norms. c) the ability to respond appropriately in a variety of situations.

Date: 11th - 12th March 2016

To be able to speak English effortlessly in a variety of situations one requires the following: a) good pronunciation. b) a wide range of vocabulary. c) grammatical accuracy. d) the knowledge of what to say to whom and when.