English

Not applicable.

Students will improve their knowledge of grammar and vocabulary at intermediate level and acquire reading, writing, listening and speaking skills required for the BY51 English exam.

Students should be able to: use the past and present tenses; use future forms to discuss plans and to make appointments and predictions; use the present perfect; compare things using adjectives; use modals to express permission and obligation; use conditionals; use elementary passive forms; talk about relationships, family, housing, daily routines, food, education and work; ask questions and understand standard English related to familiar topics; manage functional transactions in shops, restaurants and while travelling abroad.

Not applicable.

Practical language lessons

In order to get their credits, students have to be present and participate actively in the lessons (or they have to pass a credit test).

1. 4A first conditional and future time clausus + education
2. 4B second conditional + houses and furniture
3. 5C gerunds and infinitives + work
4. 5C gerunds and infinitives + work
5. 6A reported speech (statements and questions) + shopping
6. 6A reported speech (commands and orders)
7. 6a reported speech - revision
8. 6B passive + film and cinema
9. 6B passive + film and cinema
10. 6C relative clausus + what people do
11. BY51 exam preparation
12. BY51 exam preparation
13. BY51 exam preparation

Not applicable.

The aim of this course is to help students prepare for the BY51 English exam which is an exam to assess if M.A. students have reached the B1 level of the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) established by the Council of Europe.

It is a one-semester course which consists of 2 50-minute lessons a week.

Not applicable.

Not applicable.

Oxenden, C., Latham-Koenig, C. New English File Intermediate. OUP, 2006. (EN)

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