Communication in English (GST 111) CBT Practice
Prepare for Communication in English (GST 111) with BarTech CBT. This first-semester university course covers English sound patterns, word classes, sentence construction, grammar and usage, logical and critical reasoning, writing, comprehension, ICT in language learning, public speaking, listening and report writing.
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Use BarTech CBT to practise Communication in English in a CBT environment and prepare for your university examination. The full practice experience is available through the BarTech CBT student portal.
Start GST 111 CBT PracticeAbout GST 111: Communication in English
Communication in English develops students' practical language and communication skills. The course covers phonetics and phonology, vowels and consonants, English word classes, sentence structures, grammar and language use in everyday life.
It also develops logical and critical thinking, public speaking and listening, reading and comprehension strategies, writing and editing skills, technical and report writing, and the use of information and communication technology in modern language learning.
GST 111 Learning Outcomes
At the end of this course, students should be able to:
- Identify possible sound patterns in English language.
- List notable language skills.
- Classify word formation processes.
- Construct simple and fairly complex sentences in English.
- Apply logical and critical reasoning skills for meaningful presentations.
- Demonstrate an appreciable level of the art of public speaking and listening.
- Write simple and technical reports.
GST 111 Course Contents
- Phonetics and phonology
- Vowels and consonants
- English word classes
- Lexical and grammatical words
- Definitions, forms, functions and usages
- Collocations
- Structural types of sentences
- Functional types of sentences
- Simple and complex sentences
- Tense
- Mood
- Modality
- Concord
- Language use in everyday life
- Logic and syllogism
- Inductive and deductive argument
- Reasoning methods
- Analogy and generalisation
- Explanations
- Ethical considerations
- Copyright rules and infringements
- Pre-writing, writing and post-writing
- Editing and proofreading
- Paragraphing
- Types of writing
- Summary writing
- Essays and letters
- Curriculum vitae
- Report writing
- Note making
- Mechanics of writing
- Reading and types of reading
- Comprehension skills
- 3RsQ
- ICT in modern language learning
- Language skills for effective communication
- Major word formation processes
- Writing and reading comprehension strategies
- Logical and critical reasoning for presentations
- Public speaking and listening
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This page is for university students preparing for Communication in English (GST 111), especially students looking for first-semester university CBT practice.
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