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ESL 0083: Grammar II - For high beginners
0.00 Credits
Troy University
Covers imperatives, suggestions, there is/there are, negative questions, future, nouns, articles, and quantifiers, modals, comparatives, superlatives, and basic sentence structure (simple and compound sentences). Independent CD-based exercises on topics covered in 0084 - two hours per week.
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ESL 0084: Writing I - For beginners or near beginners
0.00 Credits
Troy University
Focus on sentence-level writing: clause types, sentence types, sentence combining, conjunctions, and mechanics (punctuation and capitalization). Provides a basic introduction to writing in English that helps students apply what they are learning in
other English classes to develop their writing proficiency. Writing Lab requirement: one hour per week.
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ESL 0084 - Writing I - For beginners or near beginners
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ESL 0085: Writing II - For high-beginners
0.00 Credits
Troy University
Continues with sentence-level writing; introduces students to several methods of organizing paragraphs: writing introductions, describing, listing characteristics, stating reasons and examples, and expressing opinion. Appropriate grammar and mechanics is practiced for each method. Writing Lab requirement: onr hour per week.
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ESL 0085 - Writing II - For high-beginners
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ESL 0086: Oral Skills I - For beginners or near beginners
0.00 Credits
Troy University
Offers integrated language acquisition approach in listening, speaking, and pronunciation. Emphasis on language functions and meaningful exchanges in realistic and relevant situations. Intensive practice in sound production and differentiation, syllable stress, word stress, and intonation patterns. Uses language games, textbook activities, recordings, and software. Lab requirement: two hours per week.
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ESL 0086 - Oral Skills I - For beginners or near beginners
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ESL 0087: Oral Skills II - For high- beginners
0.00 Credits
Troy University
An integrated class in listening, speaking, and pronunciation. Increases listening and speaking fluency and confidence by building vocabulary and providing controlled listening and speaking practices in a safe environment. Uses language games, textbook activities, recordings, and software. Work on pronunciation. Lab requirement: two hours per week
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ESL 0087 - Oral Skills II - For high- beginners
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ESL 0088: TOEFL Preparation I - Intermediate level
0.00 Credits
Troy University
Covers strategies and skills necessary for the TOEFL exam. Provides listening, structure, reading, and writing skills practice at an intermediate level. Students learn test-taking strategies, take and analyze practice exams, and work to increase vocabulary in order to prepare for the TOEFL test. Independent CD-based TOEFL exercises on topics covered in 0088: one hour per week.
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ESL 0088 - TOEFL Preparation I - Intermediate level
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ESL 0089: TOEFL Preparation II - Advanced level
0.00 Credits
Troy University
Covers strategies and skills necessary for the TOEFL exam. Provides listening, structure, reading, and writing skills practice at an advanced level. Students learn test-taking strategies, take and analyze practice exams, and work to increase vocabulary in order to prepare for TOEFL test. Independent CD-based TOEFL exercises on topics covered in 0089: one hour per week. Course requirement: 475 on the paper-based TOEFL; 153 on the computer-based TOEFL.
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ESL 0089 - TOEFL Preparation II - Advanced level
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ESL 0090: Listening III - For low-intermediate students
0.00 Credits
Troy University
This course teaches English necessary for the comprehension of natural, conversational speech. Begins with detailed examination of grammatical and phonological features of spoken English that may challenge listeners; builds to intensive academic listening practice and development of note-taking skills. Linguistic analysis: increased comprehension through familiarity with reductions, linking, contractions, silent letters, unstressed words, syllable stress, affixes, sentence intonation, and contrastive word stress. Listening Lab requirements: one hour per week
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ESL 0090 - Listening III - For low-intermediate students
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ESL 0091: Listening IV - For intermediate students
0.00 Credits
Troy University
The purpose of this course is to prepare students for academic lecture comprehension and note-taking; students will learn to simultaneously listen to, analyze, organize, and write down new information. Academic focus: Understanding lecture organization, constructing outlines, recognizing cues and main ideas, predicting content and lecture direction, making generalizations, and listening for details. Listening Lab requirements: one hour per week
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ESL 0091 - Listening IV - For intermediate students
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ESL 0092: Grammar III - For low-intermediate students
0.00 Credits
Troy University
Review, expansion, and practice of basic verb tenses, imperative forms, phrasal verbs, modals, comparatives and superlatives. Introduces negative questions and tag questions, additions and responses, gerunds and infinitives, phrasal verbs (separable and inseparable), and adjective clauses (with subject relative pronouns and object relative pronouns). Independent CD-based exercises on topics covered in 0094 - two hours per week.
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