Хичээл 4
Curriculum for English 4
- Basic of curriculum
To develop of student’s professional English knowledge that help their everyday activity. To help them to get global information about culture, tradition, technique, and science of England, USA and other. To have an ability to speak fluently, listen translate onto both English and Mongolian texts on economy.
- Objective
- Regarding students knowledge – to expand students knowledge of grammar and learn some new vocabularies on.
- To obtain the ability to read, speak, listen and write.
- Regarding student’s attitude – along with obtaining elementary level for English student’s can communicate foreigners by using English fluently when they are in foreign countries.
Purpose – to have flowing four skills
Speaking
- topics, express the own opinions take a part in discussion
- on variety of topics use all grammar knowledge in real – life
- situations describe, items, people and places and compare them.
Reading – to read passages develop a variety of reading skills, including guessing words, from context, skimming, scanning and making inferences.
Writing – Write composition of 80 – 100 words on various ranger of topic.
- Write an essay of 100 – 150 words and expressing opinions and views.
- Write down analyses of listened materials
- Translate original texts into Mongolian language using dictionary
- Translate texts from economy sources
Listening – Listen to teachers and classmates speech and understand it. Listen to cassettes and find out for main meaning listen to radio and give a talk on listened materials.
General English Curriculum for the Economics’ third year students
Second semester
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Contents |
Function |
Hours |
1 | Lesson 6 Lecture: Price elasticity Text: Price support; North Korea forced to lift food prices sharply; Renewed fund buying pushes gold higher Newspaper letter: Regretting price increase Annotation: Bimetallism Grammar: The Gerund, tag questions, general negative questions, if -, when – clauses, the present perfect continuous tense, suffixes and prefixes of verbs | Gerund – thanks to the suffixes, its main role in a sentence which is consisted from verb foundation. To study “v+ing”. Interrogative form: to do, to be, and to have. If and when clause, using in sentences. Explaining the concordance of tenses. Present Perfect Continuous Tense: how to use, when its could be used and its subject pronoun’s form. Suffixes: -ize, -fy, -ly. “penalize, specify, multiply.” Prefixes: re-, mis-, dis-, un-, over-, de-, en-. For example: re-order, mis-lead, dis-believe, un-lock, over-pay, de-base, en-large.
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2 | Lesson 7 Interview: Economies and manufacturing Texts: Allocation of products and resources, Public and private sectors in the UK Newspaper items: UK may move to save British Energy; Bush vows to ‘do what it takes’ for economy Annotation: Between Politics and Markets Grammar: Participle II many- much; few; a few-little, a little; Equivalents of modal verbs Word formation: Compounds | Many, few, a few which referred to countable nouns but much, little and a little, named uncountable nouns. Equivalents of modal verbs: can or to be able to, must or to have to, to be to. Participle II: according to the verb variation, depended on the regular and irregular forms. Compounds – noun+noun=noun; noun+verb=noun; preposition+verb=noun; adjective+noun=noun. |
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3 | Lesson 8 Dialogue: About a lecture on Hungary Text: The Russian Federation Annotations: The Vanishing Rouble, Building Capitalism, The new Russia Newspaper items: Privatization in doubt, Russians moot Murmansk oil export terminal, Brussels aid for Yugoslavia Grammar: The Infinitive, the Adverb, the degrees of comparison | The Adverb: adjective + ly = adverb; high – highly, quick – quickly, remarkable – remarkably and exceptions: good –well, long – long, much - much, early – early, little – little, hard – hard, late – late, hardly.
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4 | Lesson 9 Speech: The quality of the goods produced Texts: Production function, Production possibility boundary Figure: Location of production Business letter: Industrial and office accommodation Newspaper item: MIM Holdings to boost coal production Grammar Revision: Attributive clauses, Object Clauses, The Pronoun one | Object clause: explaining in two usages: direct word order and the rules of the sequence of tenses, direct word order. The pronoun: one; Sentence patterns: to be going to. Attributive clause: “it is the function that/which shows this relationship etc.
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5 | Lesson 10 Dialogue: A job interview Business letter: Offering an agency Text: An Apple a day Newspaper items: “IKEA founder ends uncertainty by saying sons will take over”, “Companies ‘bigger than many nations” Annotation: The Entrepreneurship Dynamics Grammar: Conditionals, The Absolute Participial Construction, The word other The word which | Conditionals: the sentences, depended on the past and past perfect tenses, using in the meaning. The word other: another + noun in the singular, the other + noun in the singular, the other + noun in the plural. Study the pattern: to assist somebody by doing something. The Absolute Participial Construction is consisted by proper noun and proposition. For example: we would offer you support through advertising. The word which: using in the interrogative; the sentence that referred to the proper noun; a part, particularly depended on the main part of the sentence. |
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Total hours |
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Checking questions
- Get the difference between verb tenses and their forms
- to make a right selection of questions
- to make a right selection of the words where they are necessary
- to classify Passive + be past participle
- to learn to use Proverb
- to match prepositions of place
- to put articles on right
- to learn all the verb pattern by heart
- to get difference between two degrees
- to compare one thing to another thing
- to use Relative clause
Training resource materials:
- English grammar in use for intermediate by Raymond Murphy
- New English – Mongolian dictionary by Altangerel
- Active study Longman dictionary
- “English on Economics” by Shevelova.
Technique:
- Audio tape recorder, Enterprise cassette
- Tests
Methodology:
- For reading: text, dialogue, letter, translation
- For vocabulary: contrast, similar, context
- For writing: biography, informal letter, composition, story
- For speaking: Paragraph of text, prepared speech, dialogue
Evaluation:
- Knowledge that students have to get grammar @ vocabulary
- Ability that possess all skills speaking, writing, reading, @ listening,
- Form the attitude evaluating
- Own – evaluation give from teachers to students
- Out – evaluation give from teachers to students
Tasks
- Greetings
- Explanation of the team name
- Composition using poster
- Make sentences
Standard evaluation
A 91 – 100
Students who possess all materials completely perfect on four skills:
Reading, writing, speaking, listening at the level and is able to use their knowledge and skills independently in any situations
B 81 – 90
Students who possess all materials completely, is able to use their knowledge in certain situation and knows the subject enough well
C 71 – 80
Students who has gotten sufficient knowledge on certain topics, is able to do simple tasks independently, is prepared to study subject in the further
D 60 – 70
Students who has some knowledge of some parts of the subject is able to do very simple work on their own, is required more additional work
F 0 – 59
Students who have knowledge is not satisfied, has to the subject a new