| 1. They are able to read and understand English texts on the initial level . |
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| 2. They are able to answer questions about these texts |
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| 3. They are able to generate significant word in the last sentence of new text |
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| 4. They are able to talk about the immediate surroundings |
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| 5. They are able to survive in several cases (street , restaurant, hotel, station ) with the required speech patterns. |
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| 6. To be able to establish dialogue by originalizing with the speech patterns required in various situations (street, restaurant, hotel, station). |
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| 7. Develop unique solutions and dialogues to given scenario situations. |
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| 8. Generating alternatives to extracting the meanings of words in the text. |
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| 9. Develop and maintain interest in new cultures and languages. |
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| 10. Being able to express yourself in English for purposes such as problem solving, proposing, etc |
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