Czech

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Institute of Social Sciences (SPV)

Students will achieve a pre-intermediate level of Italian both in vocabulary and grammar. Then they will be able to read, translate and make slightly difficult Italian texts. Students will be able to communicate and express own opinion.
The target level of Italian is A2- (according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages).

To the extent of the optional subjects Italian for Beginners.

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Grammar and vocabulary is practised in an ineractive way, with emphasis on conversation. Development of communication and listening skills using interactive audio-visual technologies.

To be able to get their credits, students need to attend vlase regulary (max. 3 absences/semester), do homework and actively participate in the lessons.

1. U4: past tense-passato prossimo, past participes of irregular verbs; activities at the weekend.
2. U4: adverbs in passato prossimo; job interview.
3. U4: modal verbs in passato prossimo; in a bar, Italian coffee, the Italian in the bar.
4. U5: future tense- futuro semplice; my future.
5. U5: future tense- futuro anteriore; weather, trip, feastdays in Italy.
6. U5: if-clause; travelling in Italy
7. U6: possessive pronouns; family
8. U6: in a restaurant.
9. U6: cooking, in the kitchen, Italian cuisine.
10: U7: past tense- imperfetto.
11: U7: imperfetto and passato prossimo-use; speaking about the past.
12: U7: past perfect tense; in the cinema, Italian cinema.
13: revision U4-U7

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Mastering vocabulary to the extent of 800 words, basic grammar for speaking in the Present Future and Past tenses.
Reading skills, translating simpler texts, simple topic communication, speaking and writing skills.
Level A1 of Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.

Extent and forms are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

Not applicable.

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T. Marin, S. Magnelli: Nuovo Progetto italiano 1. Edilingua, 2006.

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