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Selected American Language Program classes are available to OSU academic program students on a space-available basis. Registration is by permission only and requires a permission-to-enroll form from the ALP Office.
For more information, come to the program office (60 Arps Hall / 1945 North High Street) or call 292-1364.
Course that are often available include:
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High-Intermediate Listening/Speaking
04 credit hours
Refinement of listening comprehension skills and spoken fluency, with emphasis on language use in both classroom settings and non-academic settings. Practice making oral presentations and participating in panel discussions.
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| Pronunciation |
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Understanding English Pronunciation
02 credit hours
An overview of the English sound system, with emphasis on understanding meaningful distinctions in rhythm, stress, and reductions. In-class practice of listening and speaking skills.
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| Grammar |
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High-intermediate Grammar
04 credit hours
A comprehensive review of major grammatical structures with emphasis on persistent problem areas and fine distinctions in meaning. Grammar typical of academic English is analyzed, practiced and applied. Self-editing skills are reinforced.
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Advanced Grammar
04 credit hours
Coverage of advanced grammatical structures. Special attention to grammatical choices required in written discourse: noun complements, complex passives and raised structures, and fronted structures.
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| Integrated Skills (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing) |
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Advanced Integrated Skills
12 credit hours
Advanced integrated practice of listening, speaking, reading and writing in academic contexts simulating a university academic classroom. Concurrent focus on critical reading skills, paraphrase, summary and synthesis in writing, development of spoken fluency and oral presentation skills.
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