Level 1 Module 1 – Spoken English Basics

Spoken English Course – Level 1 (Beginner)
Module 1: English Language Basics

1. What is Spoken English?

Spoken English is the ability to speak English clearly, confidently, and correctly in daily life. It focuses more on speaking and listening rather than only reading and writing.

This course is designed especially for beginners who feel shy, nervous, or confused while speaking English.

2. Importance of Spoken English

Helps in daily communication
Improves confidence and personality
Useful for jobs, interviews, and meetings
Essential for education and online learning

3. English Alphabets (A–Z)

English language has 26 alphabets.

Capital Letters	Small Letters
A B C D E F G	a b c d e f g
H I J K L M N	h i j k l m n
O P Q R S T U	o p q r s t u
V W X Y Z	v w x y z

Speaking Practice:
Read the alphabets loudly daily (A to Z and Z to A).

4. Vowels

There are 5 vowels in English:

A, E, I, O, U

Vowel	Example
A	Apple
E	Elephant
I	Ice-cream
O	Orange
U	Umbrella

Practice: Speak each vowel with example words loudly.

5. Consonants

All letters except vowels are called consonants.

Total consonants: 21

Speaking Drill:
B – Boy, C – Cat, D – Dog, F – Fan, G – Girl

6. Basic Pronunciation Rules

English words are not always pronounced as written
Every letter may not be spoken
Stress on correct sound, not spelling

Word	Correct Pronunciation
Knife	Naif (K is silent)
Hour	Aur (H is silent)
School	S-kool

7. Daily Speaking Practice (Module 1)

Read alphabets daily
Practice vowel sounds
Speak 5 simple English words daily
Practice pronunciation in front of mirror

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