Program 3: Ownership & Obligations: Mastering the Verb "Have"

Learn to confidently describe possessions, family relationships, physical appearance, and daily duties using "have" and "have got."

Instructor: Claudio
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Beginner (CEFR A1)

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About this course

Expand your conversational English by mastering one of the most versatile verbs in the language: "Have." In this program, you will explore the Simple Present tense to talk about what you own, your family structure, people's physical traits, and your everyday responsibilities (using "have to"). You will learn the structural rules for both "have" and "have got," understanding how they are used in American English. To enrich your sentences, you will build a practical vocabulary of nouns, adverbs, and descriptive adjectives (such as hair type, eye color, and size). Finally, you will refine your listening and speaking skills by practicing two key features of fast, casual American pronunciation: H-reduction (dropping the "H" in function words) and the D/T flap.

What you'll learn

Students will learn the affirmative, negative, and interrogative structures of the verb "Have" and "Have got" in the Simple Present tense. They will learn how to apply these structures to discuss possessions, family, physical appearance, and duties, supported by descriptive adjectives and advanced American pronunciation techniques (H-reduction and D/T flapping).

Skills you'll gain

Simple Present Tense The Verb "Have" "Have Got" Structure Describing Possessions Describing Family Expressing Obligations ("Have to") Descriptive Adjectives Connected Speech (H-Reduction D/T Flapping)

Syllabus

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Module 1 5.5 hours

Topic 3: Jobs and Workplaces in My Town

• Participate actively in group discussions comparing local jobs versus big-city office positions.
• Articulate personal career priorities regarding income, commute time, shift schedules, and team size.
• Advise colleagues on managing work-life balance, reducing commute stress, and adjusting personal budgets.
• Roleplay realistic workplace scenarios, such as interviewing for a local clinic position or discussing shift schedules with a manager.

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  • Beginner (CEFR A1) Level

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  • 3 weeks to complete

    2 hours a week

  • Flexible schedule

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