EL213 : Grammar 3

Department

Department of English Language

Academic Program

Bachelor in English Language

Type

Compulsory

Credits

02

Prerequisite

EL107

Overview

This course provides students with topics and comprehensive lessons on modal verbs and their different uses, prepositions of place and time, types of adverbs and their position in the sentence and how they are derived. The course enables students to apply what is found in these lessons effectively through appropriate exercises.

Intended learning outcomes

After passing this course, students will acquire knowledge and skills represented in the ability to classify modal auxiliary verbs according to their multiple uses (Ability, possibility and probability, necessity, obligation, making offers, suggestions, requests, invitations, giving permission, decisions, predictions, etc.) and formulating sentences and grammatical structures with these verbs, in addition to distinguishing between the use of some prepositions of place and time and placing them in different grammatical structures with nouns and adjectives. Students will also be able to clarify the concept of adverb, its types, the function of each type, how it is derived, and its position in the sentence.

Teaching and learning methods

Lectures, exercises and panel discussions

Methods of assessments

Written mid-term exam 40

Written final exam 60

Week	Scientific Topic
First	1. Modal Auxiliary Verbs
Second	a. Ability
Third	b. Permission
Fourth	c. Possibility
Fifth	d. Necessity
Sixth	e. Obligation & probability
Seventh	f. Requests, suggestions, offers and invitations
Eighth	Mid-term Exam
Ninth	g. Predictions, refusals, decisions
Tenth	2. Prepositions
Eleventh	a. Prepositions of Place
Twelfth	b. Prepositions of Time
Thirteenth	c. Prepositions, linking words and adverbs
Fourteenth	d. Structures with prepositions
Fifteenth	3. Adverbs
Sixteenth	Final-term Exam

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