Intermediate S-2

Developing Speaking Skills

Intermediate-level English refers to a stage in language learning where the learner has a basic understanding of the language and is able to use it in everyday situations. Some key points to remember at the intermediate level include:

Vocabulary: An expanded vocabulary is a key aspect of intermediate-level English, with a focus on common and practical words and expressions used in daily life.

Grammar: The intermediate learner should have a good grasp of the grammatical structures of English, including verb tenses, subject-verb agreement, and sentence structure.

Listening and Speaking: At this level, learners should be able to understand and participate in simple conversations, and respond to questions with more fluency and accuracy.

Reading and Writing: Intermediate-level learners should be able to understand and write simple texts, such as emails, letters, and short articles.

Pronunciation: A focus on pronunciation is important at this level to help learners improve their intelligibility and sound more natural when speaking English.