What should be taught in spoken English classes?

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Nothing is Impossible in this world.

First of all, the pronunciation of words. Basics of Grammar and vocabulary. Some tips to improve your communication skills.
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Pronounciation,grammar and vocabulary which includes some tips of advanced english.
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Listening skill based activities and speaking skill based activities.
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Grammar and vocabulary
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Basic to advanced everything you may teach to your students including grammatical issues.
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1. Parts of speech 2. Tenses 3. Active passive voice 4.Direct Indirect Could, should, must etc. Vocabulary of different needs
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To communicate in a very simple way. So that everyone can see understand.
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