Board review notes and a LET-style drill for every General Education English topic of the LET, BEED and BSED alike: the nine Purposive Communication topics and seven English usage topics, with a 500-item board pool behind the review exams.
16 topics · 16 lessons · 16 practice sets · 0 quizzes
The elements and process of communication, the major models from Aristotle to the transactional view, the principles, the types by mode, context, purpose and style, and the ethics of communication.
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Open lesson →How globalization and ICT reshape communication, the uses and risks of social media, Philippine OFW, BPO and online examples, and the habits of a responsible digital citizen.
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Open lesson →How culture shapes communication: Hall, Hofstede, Filipino values, nonverbal differences, barriers, Bennett's stages, inclusive language and political correctness.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockHow language varies by place, group and situation: dialects, code-switching, World Englishes, Philippine English, Joos's registers, spoken versus written style, and British versus American English.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockHow to read, hear and view messages critically: word meaning, bias, propaganda, fallacies, signs, public and online signage, sources and the meaning of images.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockKinds of communication aids, choosing the right graph, slide design, oral presentation skills, the four Ps, online etiquette and accessibility.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockAudience, purpose and occasion; speech types and delivery methods; structure, patterns, Monroe and Aristotle; voice and body; managing speech anxiety and listening well.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockThe 7 Cs, business letters, memos, professional e-mail, the résumé and interview, meetings and minutes, and short reports and proposals for the Philippine workplace.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockHow to write, cite, argue and present in college: academic language, plagiarism and paraphrase, APA citation, argumentation, position papers, case studies, abstracts and defenses.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockUnlock the meaning of board-level words from context clues and word parts, choose exact synonyms and antonyms, weigh connotation against denotation, and name the relationship in word analogies.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockApply the formal rules of subject-verb agreement, pronoun case, pronoun-antecedent agreement and clear reference to choose the correct form in LET-style sentence items and to spot the usual board traps.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockReview the twelve tenses and their time signals, sequence of tenses, conditionals, the subjunctive, modals of deduction, tricky irregular verbs and the passive voice, then answer LET-style items under board conditions.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockClassify sentences by structure and function, repair fragments, run-ons and comma splices, place modifiers clearly, keep series and pairs parallel, and choose the punctuation and capitals the board expects.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockInterpret common idioms and phrasal verbs in context, choose the standard collocation or fixed preposition, and name the figure of speech that dominates a line, the way the LET General Education test asks.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockRead short passages the way the board presents them and pick out the main idea, best title, inference, author's purpose, tone, fact or opinion, text structure, word meaning and order of events.
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🔒 Subscribe to unlockThe learner scans board-style sentences for the one segment with an error, chooses the best revision of a faulty part, picks the most concise version, and corrects confused words and Philippine English pitfalls.
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