 Survival English New Edition includes

Student’s book, Practice book , Teacher’s

book and CD-ROM.

 Its has to color

 This course focuses on the international communication for
people in professional spheres or on vocational courses.
 It introduces the language of socializing and survival in real
life and realistic situations.
(e.g. Self- Introduction, Inviting friends,…)
 It encourages students to use the English in expressing their
own ideas, emotions and personality that aims to develop
and equip trainee’s skills in effective pronunciation of
English words and perform proper diction, intonation, use,
stress of words and other essentials in pronunciation and
communication towards practicing the English Language.
 It is designed to deal with issues of
pronunciation and speaking, correcting them
and improving further understanding of the
use of words.
 The syllabus covers the following topics:
(consisting of the issues pronunciation and
phonemes, concept of syllables and stress
patterns, linking words between
pronunciations of words in the sentence,
intonation and understanding the concept of
the sentences).
 To increase knowledge of pronouncing the words
properly and develop confidence in expressing their
thoughts using the English language.
 To raise awareness of the important mechanisms use
in producing effective pronunciation and
communication by identifying the common mistakes in
word pronunciation and expression using English
language as medium of communication and self –
expression.
 To help students identify the sound distinction of
every words used in the sentence.
 To focus high level of listening, recognition skills as
well enunciation of words for better communication
using English language.
 Watson, Anne. Viney, Peter. Basic English. Macmillan Publisher. 2004
 Wason, Anne. Viney, Peter. New Survival English. Macmillan Publisher. 2004
 Vorhees, Duane. Express Yourself 1. Lis Korea
 Marks, Jonathan. English Pronunciation in Use: Elementary. United Kingdom.
Cambridge University Press 2007

Supplementary References:

 Baker, Ann. Ship or Sheep? : An Intermediate pronunciation course New E

dition. Cambridge University Press 1995
 Vorhees, Duane. Talk,Talk,Talk. Lis Korea