Learning Outcomes:
On successful completion of this module students should be able to:
write and speak with an adequate level of grammatical accuracy and control;
use and recognize a variety of complex sentence structures;
demonstrate an understanding of the main points and some detail in both written and oral communication when the focus is on familiar topics that are covered in the module or of personal interest;
produce simple coherent written texts and oral presentations employing appropriate tenses and sentence structures on topics that are covered in the module or of personal interest;
express and justify an opinion on relevant topics;
participate in free discussion on familiar topics, using appropriate vocabulary and demonstrating reasonable communicative competency;
demonstrate an ability to work independently on grammatical topics and vocabulary building.
Indicative Module Content:
Thematic topics include community, civil society, accommodation, sport, culture.
Grammar topics include different categories of verbs, subordinate clauses, adjectival endings, comparatives/superlatives, the passive.