In the Grammar for Communication classes this week we looked at the simple past.
Please find below links to the Powerpoint Presentation for the for Communication class for Week 5 which focused on the Grammar Section in Unit 4 of the Powerbase [Intermediate] book and concerned the Past Simple
Sealand, the place mentioned in the first activities of this weeks Practical classes is a real place.
Please find below links to the Powerpoint for the Practical Classes for Week 5 which focused on Unit 4 of the Powerbase [Intermediate] textbook and was entitled "Going Places"
Please find below links to a copy of the Powerpoint for Weeks 4 & 5 which focused of the activities in Unit 2 of the English for Medicine book and related to the ear
In the Grammar for Communication classes this week we looked at the future 'will' and 'going to.
Please find below links to the Powerpoint Presentation for the for Communication class for Week 3 which focused on the Grammar Section in Unit 2 of the Powerbase [Intermediate] book and concerned the future 'will' and 'going to'
In the pronunciation exercise this week we looked the question of the number of syllables in words and word stress. This is, as we found, an important issue if one wants to be understood.
One of the exercises this week ask you to think of some of the other items you might find on the menus of the five restaurants in the activity [ie. L.A. Experience; Rene's Place, Gaucho Garden, White Tower & Dragon Eyes].
Please find below links to the Powerpoint for the Practical Classes for Week 4 which focused on Unit 3 of the Powerbase [Intermediate] textbook and was entitled Making Plans.
There are lost of resources on the web to help you improve your knowledge of Medical Terminology. Over the next couple of weeks I'll try and post information about a number sites that are worth exploring.
Please find below links to the Powerpoint for the Practical Classes for Week 3 which focused on Unit 2 of the Powerbase [Intermediate] textbook and was entitled Lifestyles.
Please find below links to the Powerpoint Presentation for the for Communication class for Week 3 which focused on the Grammar Section in Unit 2 of the Powerbase [Intermediate] book and concerned the Present Simple and Continuous.
Please find below links to a copy of the Powerpoint for Weeks 2 & 3 which focused of the activities in Unit 1 of the English for Medicine book.
Just a quick note to let you know that [at last] the abridged and edited version of Dr. Chaudrey's book English for Medicine is now available for purchase at Al Maseef in its color [although I gather, if you ask them for a [cheaper] black and white version they will be happy to produce one for you.
The Grammar Points in the Communication Skills class for this week related to the Simple Present tense and Question Words.
As noted in class, the main textbook for the Communication Skills / Grammar for Communication Class will be the Powerbase [Intermediate] book used in the Practical Sessions for Medical English:1. 
Please find below a link to the subject outline for the subject Communication Skills [also known as Grammar for Communication].
As noted in class, the textbook that will be used in the theoretical classes in 'Medical English 1' is a book entitled English for Medicine. The book was written by Mr. Choudhary Zahid Javid who is a lecturer in the Department of English here at Taif University.
Please find below a link to the Subject Outline for Medical English 1. It is possible that their may be differences for the Women's Campus but if their are, I will post their Subject Outline as soon as possible.
The main text book for the Practical classes in the subject Medical English 1 will be the Pre-Intermediate book in the International edition of the Powerbase series of textbooks. Along with the Course Book, there is also a Study Book which you can use to strengthen what you covered in the Course Book at home.
I am pleased to welcome the new students at the Taif University Medical College to the Taif University Medical English Page. The aim of this blog is to help you keep 'up to date' with what is happening in the subject. On it you will be able to find, among other things:
