demonstrate their knowledge of the English language and the ability to use English in a meaningful way by conveying a message with appropriate content, grammar, structure, vocabulary, fluency, and pronunciation for each oral assignment; demonstrate their command of English listening and speaking by debating the pros and cons of an issue, reaching a group consensus, and solving a problem in pair and group conversations with appropriate and spontaneous English discourse that is relevant and meaningful; demonstrate their ability to effectively communicate in English by actively participating in classroom and group discussions with coherent responses that use relevant vocabulary and expressions provided by the teacher; demonstrate their comprehension of written English texts by correctly answering questions, which are designed to measure basic reading skills such as skimming, scanning, reading for main idea, inferencing, and guessing vocabulary in context

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