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ELP Module College

The document outlines a college-level English Language Proficiency (ELP) module focusing on grammar, vocabulary, writing, reading, and speaking. It includes lessons on sentence structure, vocabulary expansion, paragraph writing, reading comprehension strategies, and effective speaking techniques, each accompanied by exercises and answer keys. The module aims to enhance students' overall English proficiency through structured lessons and practical exercises.

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ELP Module College

The document outlines a college-level English Language Proficiency (ELP) module focusing on grammar, vocabulary, writing, reading, and speaking. It includes lessons on sentence structure, vocabulary expansion, paragraph writing, reading comprehension strategies, and effective speaking techniques, each accompanied by exercises and answer keys. The module aims to enhance students' overall English proficiency through structured lessons and practical exercises.

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English Language Proficiency (ELP) Module

Level: College

Focus: Grammar, Vocabulary, Writing, Reading, Speaking


Lesson 1: Sentence Structure and Grammar Basics

This lesson introduces sentence components such as subject, predicate, and object. It also reviews

basic grammar rules including verb tenses, subject-verb agreement, and punctuation.

Example:

- Incorrect: She go to school everyday.

- Correct: She goes to school every day.

Exercise:

A. Identify the subject and verb in each sentence.

1. The students study hard every night.

2. Maria and Jose are best friends.

B. Choose the correct verb form.

1. He (walk, walks) to school daily.

2. They (was, were) late for the meeting.

Answer Key:

A1. Subject: The students; Verb: study

A2. Subject: Maria and Jose; Verb: are

B1. walks

B2. were
Lesson 2: Expanding Vocabulary for Academic Use

This lesson teaches students how to recognize context clues, use a thesaurus, and understand

word families to improve academic vocabulary.

Example:

- Word family: educate - education, educational, educator

Exercise:

A. Define the following words using context:

1. The arid climate made farming difficult.

2. She exhibited exceptional diligence in her studies.

B. Match the word to its synonym:

1. Rapid a. Slow

2. Essential b. Important

Answer Key:

A1. dry

A2. hard work

B1. Rapid - not a. (means fast)

B2. Essential - b. Important


Lesson 3: Paragraph Writing and Coherence

This lesson explains paragraph structure, topic sentences, supporting details, and transitions.

Example:

Topic Sentence: Social media has significantly changed communication.

Exercise:

A. Identify the topic sentence:

1. Many people use smartphones. Social media has significantly changed communication. It allows

instant messaging.

B. Arrange the sentences in a logical paragraph order:

a. It helps us stay updated with news.

b. Social media is very useful.

c. It connects us with friends.

Answer Key:

A1. Social media has significantly changed communication.

B. b, c, a
Lesson 4: Reading Comprehension Strategies

This lesson focuses on skimming, scanning, summarizing, and identifying main ideas and

supporting details.

Exercise:

Read the paragraph and answer the questions:

'Bananas are rich in potassium. They help regulate heart function and fluid balance. Eating bananas

regularly can support overall health.'

A. What is the main idea?

B. What mineral is found in bananas?

Answer Key:

A. Bananas support health due to potassium.

B. Potassium
Lesson 5: Effective Speaking and Pronunciation

This lesson covers pronunciation of common English sounds, intonation, and confident public

speaking tips.

Example:

Practice: "Thirty-three thousand feathers on a thrush's throat."

Exercise:

A. Practice tongue twisters aloud.

B. Record yourself reading a paragraph and evaluate clarity and pacing.

No written answers required - this lesson is oral-practice focused.

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