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INTRODUCTION TO COURSE. INGLESE LIN-OC. THE GROUPS. B1 : Wednesday Lab B CLA 15.00-17.00 Friday Aula 5 CLA 11.00-13.00 B2c : Wednesday Aula 1 CLA 14.00-15.00 Friday Aula D Ist. Lingue 14.00-16.00 B2d : Monday Lab A CLA 9.00-11.00 C1a : Monday Aula 6 CLA 11.00-13.00
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INTRODUCTION TO COURSE INGLESE LIN-OC
THE GROUPS • B1: Wednesday Lab B CLA 15.00-17.00 Friday Aula 5 CLA 11.00-13.00 • B2c: Wednesday Aula 1 CLA 14.00-15.00 Friday Aula D Ist. Lingue 14.00-16.00 • B2d: Monday Lab A CLA 9.00-11.00 • C1a: Monday Aula 6 CLA 11.00-13.00 Friday Aula D Ist. Lingue 16.00-17.00
Please check/download the following: • The VADEMECUM from the Faculty of Languages website – both general and for Inglese I or II for details of the overall programmes and exams • The Academic Calendar from the Faculty website for details of exams and semester dates • My teaching material which you can find on www.uniurb.it/lingue - materiale didattico. Please check this on a regular basis as it is a work in progress and will be updated continuously. • The Last Minute section for past exam papers.
Books you must buy: • For first year students: • English Grammar in Use Third Edition by Raymond Murphy, published by CUP. • Roald Dahl “Tales of the Unexpected”. (One of these must be presented at the oral exam) • English Vocabulary in Use by Stuart Redman Second Edition CUP (Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate level) • English Grammar in Use Supplementary Exercises by Louise Hashemi CUP (for self-study)
BOOKS YOU MUST BUY: • For second year students: • Longman Avanced Learner’s Grammar • Short stories Reading Classics published by Blackcat (4 must be presented for the oral exam).
My contact details: • Email address (you can use to send me your written work to read and correct) – NB – will be provided in first week of our lessons • My office hours (to discuss problems you may be having or go over a language point) – MONDAY 13.00-14.00 CLA
The importance of self-study: You will be spending 20 weeks in the classroom but 32 weeks out of the classroom so self-study is of the utmost importance. Here are some things you can do to study alone: • study all the grammar points in the book not covered in class • Use such sites as BBC Learning English to improve your language skills • Access newspapers on line to practise reading newspaper articles (especially the second year students) such as the Guardian, the Times, the Independent, the Economist and so on. • Access EFL websites such as Dave’s ESL Café, English-zone and Learn English to practise a variety of aspects • Use the self-access material at the faculty and the CLA