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Centrum Nauczania Języków Obcych
LINGUA PERFECTA
www.linguaperfecta.pl
ul. Myśliborska 104
03-185 Warszawa, Tarchomin
tel/fax 22 676 69 79
Poziom INTERMEDIATE
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jakikolwiek sposób bez pisemnej zgody Centrum Nauczania Języków Obcych Lingua
Perfecta.
Poziom: INTERMEDIATE
Tryb zajęć : 60 spotkań x 90 min (dwa semestry nauki)
Grammar:
TENSES
• Present Simple
• Present Continuous
• Past Simple
• Past Continuous
• Future Simple
• Present Perfect
• Present Perfect Continuous
• Future Continuous
• Past Perfect
• Past Perfect Continuous
• Future Perfect*
• Future Perfect Continuous*
Vocabulary:
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Accidents & injuries, emergencies
Airports & stations
Art, music & literature
Business & commerce
Buying & selling
Crime, punishment & law
Education system
Features of rooms & buildings
Festivals and celebrations (birth + marriage)
Historic events & people*
Household appliances & repair*
Machines & operating
Medical terms*
Media & news
Money, cost & value, expenses, taxes & bills
Politics & parties *
Towns & cities, countryside
Training & work (stages in a career)
PAST SIMPLE & CONTINUOUS – revision
• Would & used to for habitual past
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Idioms
Colloquial English
Words often confused
FUTURE SIMPLE & CONTINUOUS – revision
• Uses of will
Functions:
PRESENT SIMPLE & CONTINUOUS
• Verbs with different meanings & their usage (e.g.
think, have, see) as stative & active verbs
• Sport events & commentaries in Present Simple
• Present Simple vs. Present Perfect
• Present tenses as narratives
PRESENT PERFECT & PRESENT PERFECT
CONTINUOUS – revision
• Consequences of duration of certain actions
(Present Perfect Continuous)
• Consequences of finishing certain actions (Present
Perfect)
• Most of irregular verb forms (past participles)
PAST PERFECT
Usage:
• Things that happened in the past before certain
time
• States that lasted up to a certain moment in the
Data dokumentu: 2011.07.31
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Announcing news, giving & asking about details
Chairing a meeting/discussion*
Describing hypothetical situations
Describing objects by appearance & purpose
Describing regrets about the past
Describing a process
Describing habits & states in the past
Discussing hopes & plans
Differentiating between formal & informal English
Drawing conclusions
Exchanging information about a famous person
Fill in application form
Formal inquiries & requests for information
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tel/fax 22 676 69 79
Poziom INTERMEDIATE
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Grammar:
Vocabulary:
past
Useful ideas:
• Focusing on function (when it is not necessary to
use the tense)
• Comparison to Present Perfect
• Comparison to Past Simple
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PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
Usage:
• Actions that started before a certain past moment
& were still in progress at that moment
• Past consequences of duration of certain actions
Useful ideas:
• Comparison to Past Perfect
• Analogy to Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect
Continuous
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Giving instructions
Giving talks and presentations*
Identifying & describing problems, giving
solutions
Keeping conversation going
Making a complaint – formality
Making & changing appointments
Plan a tour of a region /country*
Taking about a favorite poem, piece of music or
painting
Use intonation to show interest
FUTURE PERFECT*
Usage:
• Reference back from a certain moment in future
Useful ideas:
• Meaning of the “perfect” aspect of the tense
• Analogy with Present Perfect
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS*
Usage:
• Reference back from a certain moment in future
Useful ideas;
• Meaning of the “perfect continuous” aspect of the
tense
• Analogy with Present Perfect Continuous
MODAL VERBS
• General revision of structure, meaning and
functions of modal verbs (can, could, may, might,
will, would, should, ought to, must)
• Past modals for opinion, advice & regrets about
the past:
- should have
- would have
- could have
• Past modals for degrees of certainty
- must have
- may have
- could have
- might have
- can have
• Advice, weak obligation warnings
- should
- ought to
- reference to: had better
• Making predictions
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tel/fax 22 676 69 79
Poziom INTERMEDIATE
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Grammar:
Vocabulary:
may well
probably will /won’t
- reference to: likely to
Need – half-modal
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NOTE: See also THE FOLLOWING STRUCTURES
at the end of “grammar” column .
NOUNS
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Extended usage of articles with nouns (proper
names, groups, general speaking etc.)
Irregular plural forms
Latin & other foreign nouns broadly used in
English
Collocations
Multi-part nouns
VERBS
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Make /do (list of phrases)
Phrasal verbs
- Transitive & intransitive
- With & without object
- Separable with object
- Inseparable
- Three word verbs
Verb patterns
Different meaning of : stop to/ing, remember
to/ing, forget to ing, etc.
Verbs + prepositions
Prefixes, suffixes & their meanings – extension
ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS
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Adverbial clauses of time (before, when, after,
during, etc.)
Irregular adverbs – extension
Comparatives & superlatives with other words:
slightly higher, one of the biggest, etc.
Comparing things in different ways: not as...as,
fewer/less than, similar to, look alike, etc.
Modifying adverbs (very, absolutely, etc.)
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
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Structure & functions of 0, 1st, 2nd, 3rd conditional
Tenses & modal verbs in conditional sentences
Most words introducing condition (special stress
on unless)
Real & hypothetical possibilities with if
(difference between 1st & 2nd conditional)
PASSIVE VOICE
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tel/fax 22 676 69 79
Poziom INTERMEDIATE
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Grammar:
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Vocabulary:
Grammar structure of passive sentences for the
following tenses:
- Present Simple
- Past Simple
- Present Continuous
- Past continuous
- Present Perfect
- Past Perfect
- Future Simple
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- Modal verbs
- Other phrases
Causative have (get) – function & structure
Change of the verb pattern with make (active vs.
passive)
REPORTED SPEECH
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Special stress on actual functions of reported
speech
NOTE: See REPORTED SPEECH level pre–
intermediate.
• Reported statements
• Reported orders & requests
• Reported questions (with reference to indirect
questions )
• Change of pronouns in reported speech
• Different verbs introducing reported speech
(asked, inquired, ordered, exclaimed, etc.)
THE FOLLOWING STRUCTURES:
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Used to vs. be/get used to + the verb use
Extension of prepositions
Question tags – extension & exceptions
Phrases would rather/would prefer + function &
structures
Giving reasons with: because, because of, the
reason...
Defining & non-defining relative clauses
(Relative clauses with who, which, that, where)
Wish for present & future
Subject & object questions
Reflexive, emphatic pronouns each other, one
another, by myself, etc.
Indirect questions
Connectors and, because, but, so, so that
Wish for past & should have*
* Wprowadzenie danego materiału na odpowiednim poziomie nauczania pozostawia się uznaniu lektora.
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tel/fax 22 676 69 79
Poziom INTERMEDIATE
_________________________________________________________________________________________
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