English 1 – Level A2

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  This handout has been designed to support first-year science students in their study of English 1 (Level A2). Its main objective is to help learners strengthen their basic communication skills in English while gradually developing the language needed for academic and scientific contexts.

  At this level, students are expected to understand and use common expressions, communicate in simple and routine situations, and describe experiences related to their studies and everyday life. Therefore, this handout focuses on building essential vocabulary, reinforcing basic grammar structures, and improving reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills through clear explanations and practical activities.

  Special attention is given to themes and examples connected to science, technology, and university life, in order to make learning more relevant and motivating for science students. The activities included encourage active participation, autonomy, and confidence in using English as a tool for learning and communication.

  This handout can be used both in the classroom and for self-study. It is intended to serve as a supportive guide throughout the course, helping students progress step by step toward greater accuracy and fluency in English.

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  This preface presents the objectives and the contents of the program through the exercises which are divided into three followings chapters:

  1-Grammatical structures 

  2-Vocabulary building

  3-Oral, pronunciation, and spelling

   To put this program at student’s disposal, we hope that its help them to develop and to master more their English.

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  ORAL, SPELLING AND PRONUNCIATION.

  In this chapter students learn how enhence their oral skills via some selected topics:

  Topic 1: What is the difference between a human and a computer? Discuss 

  Topic 2: Among the five physical senses: hearing, smell, touch, sight and taste, which one do you consider most important? Discuss and state your reasons.

  Topic3: The impact of globalization on our country.
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  Bibliography

  Doff, A., Jones, C., & Mitchell, H. Q. (2019). English download A2: Student’s book. Hamilton House Publishers.

  Gordon, E., Heath, J., & James, P. (2020). Amazing English 2: Student’s book (A2 level). Hamilton House Publishers.

  McCarthy, M., & O’Dell, F. (2017). English vocabulary in use: Elementary (3rd ed.). Cambridge University Press.

  Murphy, R. (2019). Essential grammar in use (4th ed.). Cambridge University Press.

  Revell, J., Tomalin, M., & Harmer, J. (2020). Jetstream elementary (2nd ed.). Helbling Languages.

  Soffritti, M., Cignoni, L., & Colombi, G. (2018). English grammar A2 level. Books for Languages.