Our Intermediate English course is affordable and is offered at multiple locations. Nuestro curso de Inglés Intermedio es asequible y se ofrece en múltiples lugares.
This course is available in both private classes and in friends & family classes. The course is designed for both the low intermediate and high intermediate student. Below are some of the characteristics of low intermediate and high intermediate ESL students.
Low Intermediate ESL Student
- Has gained some confidence with their English and is often willing to participate in English exchange; however, often misunderstands.
- Vocabulary is limited but is actually improving quickly.
- May feel comfortable enough to respond orally despite frequent errors and word selection.
- Needs frequent written and vocabulary support.
- Shows growing confidence in his/her ability to comprehend and respond in English.
High Intermediate ESL Student
- Easily participates in social activities and constantly adds to his/her vocabulary, American culture, and class participation and understanding.
- Speech still exhibits a considerable accent.
- Grammar and vocabulary errors are receding.
- English is changing rapidly as well as his/her confidence level.
What To Expect
Our Intermediate English course includes 20-hours of class time which meet 5-hours per week. Our students can choose to meet;
- 5-days per week / 60- minutes per day (OR)
- 4-days per week / 75-minutes per day (OR)
- 3-days per week / 100-minutes per day (OR)
- 2-days per week / 150-minutes per day
Each student receives a personal textbook. By the end of our Intermediate English course, most students who entered as high intermediate student are ready to progress to our Advanced English course. Some students who entered this class as a low intermediate student find it beneficial nevertheless to repeat our Intermediate English course. Below is the curriculum we cover in our Intermediate English course.
Intermediate English Curriculum
The sentence
- Noun phrases
- Verb phrases
- Modifiers
The verb phrase
- Auxiliary verbs
The verb
- Linking verbs
- Irregular verbs
- Tenses
The progressive tenses
- The present progressive
- The past progressive
- The future progressive
The perfect tenses
- The present perfect
- The past perfect
- The future perfect
Modal auxiliaries
- Shades of meaning
- Special auxiliaries
The progressive forms of modal auxiliaries
The auxiliary verb do
- Using do in questions
- Using do in negative sentences
The passive voice
- Using the passive
The passive form of modal auxiliaries
- The future tense
- The past tense
The stative passive
- Adjectives and participles
- The progressive form vs. the stative passive
- Prepositions
Past participles with get
Participial adjectives
- Present participles
- Past participles
Subject-verb agreement
- Third-person singular and plural
- The verb be
- Expressions of quantity
- Collective nouns
- Auxiliary verbs
- Complex sentences
Agreement with nouns
- Personal pronouns and collective nouns
- Indefinite prounouns
- Complex nouns
Using other
- Adjectives
- Pronouns
Gerunds
- Distinguishing gerunds from present participles
Conjunctions
- The possessive
- Coordinating conjunctions
- Conjunctions and their meaning
- Correlative conjunctions
- Subordinating conjunctions
- Adverbs that act as conjunctions
Prepositions
- Compound prepositions
- Noun and pronoun objects
- More than one prepositional phrase
Adjectives and adverbs
- Adjectives
- Adverbs
Filler subjects and impersonal subjects
- Filler subjects
- Impersonal subjects
Clauses
- Independent clauses
- Dependent clauses
- Relative clauses
Punctuation
- The period
- The comma
- The semicolon
- The colon
- The question mark
- The exclamation point
- The apostrophe
- Quotation marks
- The hyphen and the dash
- Parentheses and brackets
Capitalization, numbers, and italics
- Capitalization
- Numbers
- Italics
Enrollment Process
- Call (213) 880-7612 or use our email contact form to learn more about classes in your area.
- New classes start every 1 to 3 weeks.
- We offer both private courses and friends & family courses.
- Class times are flexible for our student’s convenience.
- Payment is due before class starts and can be made either:
- >> In person (by appointment) in the form of cash or money order at: 4949 Tyrone Ave Apt 1C, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 (OR)
- >> By mail in the form of money order, mail to: English Los Angeles, 4949 Tyrone Ave Apt 1C, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423.
- After payment is made, your teacher in your area will contact you to coordinate your class times and class location.
English Los Angeles Locations
Anaheim Anaheim Central Burbank Cerritos Corona East Corona West El Monte Glassell Park
Glendale Hollywood Koreatown Inglewood Inglewood East Irvine East Irvine West Lawndale
Long Beach East Long Beach West Montebello Newport Beach Northridge Orange Pasadena
Pomona Riverside Santa Monica Sherman Oaks Sierra Madre South Pasadena Upland Upland West
Private Course Costs
- Beginner English $500.00 (4 weeks)
- Intermediate English $500.00 (4 weeks)
- Advanced English $500.00 (4 weeks)
- Business English $500.00 (4 weeks)
- US Citizenship Test $500.00 (4 weeks)
- TOEFL Preparation $500.00 (4 weeks)
Friends & Family Course Costs
- Beginner English $750.00 (4 weeks)
- Intermediate English $750.00 (4 weeks)
- Advanced English $750.00 (4 weeks)
- Business English $750.00 (4 weeks)
- US Citizenship Test $750.00 (4 weeks)
- TOEFL Preparation $750.00 (4 weeks)
- Class size 2 – 4 students
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Learn English تعلم الإنجليزية Սովորել անգլերեն Научи английски 学英语 學英語
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Apprendre l’anglais Lerne Englisch Μαθαίνω Αγγλικά ללמוד אנגלית अंग्रेजी सीखिये
Belajar bahasa Inggris 英語を習う 영어를 배우다 Išmokti angliškai Англи хэл сурах
انگلیسی یاد بگیر Uczyć się angielskiego Aprender inglês ਅੰਗ੍ਰੇਜੀ ਿਸੱਖੋ
Выучить английский язык Учити енглески Aprende inglés เรียนภาษาอังกฤษ
Вчити англійську انگریزی سیکھیے Học tiếng Anh