English

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Development of all language skills, consolidation and deepening of knowledge of grammatical structures, and increase in vocabulary with special emphasis on language needed at work.

Knowledge of English at CEF B1 level.

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Exercises promote the practical mastery of the subject presented in lectures or assigned for individual study with the active participation of students.

Credit: active participation in lessons
credit test
Exam: listening
business vocabulary

1) Unit 1 – Tense review. Prefixes.
2) Unit 1 – Conversational strategies. Making a good impression. Technical text.
3) Unit 2 – Perfect tenses. Rules and limits. Technical text.
4) Unit 2 – Report writing. Checking and clarifying.
5) Unit 3 – Relative clauses. Suffixes and collocations. Technical text.
6) Unit 3 – Dynamic presentations. Hedging, contrasting and generalizing.
7) Revision. Technical text.
8) Unit 4 – Narrative tenses. Gerunds and infinitives.
9) Unit 4 – Being assertive. Handling complaints. Technical text.
10) Unit 5 – Future tenses and future expressions.
11) Unit 5 – Describing graphs. Problems and solutions. Technical text.
12) Revision. Technical text.
13) Credit test.

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The aim of the course is to deepen the practical language skills that are essential for everyday communication and communicate more technical nature in the field of Management and IT. Preparing for the Practical English 2nd

The content and forms of instruction in the evaluated course are specified by a regulation issued by the lecturer responsible for the course and updated for every academic year.

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APPLEBY, R. and WATKINS, F. International Express Upper-Intermediate Student's Book Third Edition. OUP 2014. ISBN 978-0-19-459761-6. (EN)
MASCULL, B.: Business Vocabulary in Use Advanced, CUP 2004 (EN)
MASCULL, B.: Business Vocabulary in Use Intermediate, CUP 2002 (EN)

ESTERAS, S. R. and FABRE, E. M.: Professional English in Use ICT, CUP 2007. (EN)