program - Lingua Perfecta

Centrum Nauczania Języków Obcych
ul. Myśliborska 104
LINGUA PERFECTA
03-185 Warszawa, Tarchomin
www.linguaperfecta.pl
tel/fax 22 676 69 79
Poziom UPPER-INTERMEDIATE / FCE 1
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Perfecta.
Poziom UPPER-INTERMEDIATE / FCE 1
Tryb zajęć: 60 spotkań x 90 min (dwa semestry nauki)
Grammar:
Vocabulary:
TENSES
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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
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Animals – the sounds they make and their
characteristics*
Basic medical terms
Extreme weather conditions
Feelings & sensation
Historic events & people
Household appliances & repair
Industry & services – describing economic
situation of a country*
Money & banking
People’s personality & manner
Politics & parties
Sounds people & objects make*
Statistics*
Systems of government all over the world*
Ways of moving
Ways of looking at something
Words describing relations between people (e.g.
colleague, acquaintance)
Words connected with work & carrier ladder –
extension
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Revision of tenses – structures & usage according to
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the coursebook from the list.
It is advisory to revise the tenses from the point of view •
of certain functions (e.g. verb forms in narrative, ways •
of expressing future) rather than separately, one by one.
It is also good to draw students’ attention to:
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• Perfect vs. non-perfect
• Continuous vs. simple
- aspects of certain tenses.
• Basic words transformations
• Idioms & idiomatic expressions
FUTURE PERFECT
• Colloquial English
Usage:
• Words often confused
• Reference back from a certain moment in future
Useful ideas:
• Meaning of the “perfect” aspect of the tense
Functions:
• Analogy to 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 to present perfect continuous
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Chairing a meeting & discussion
Comparing & contrasting
Describing the use & characteristics of tools and
other objects
Expressing irony and sarcasm with intonation &
stress
Expressing likes & dislikes, saying that you
approve, disapprove, don’t disapprove
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Centrum Nauczania Języków Obcych
ul. Myśliborska 104
LINGUA PERFECTA
03-185 Warszawa, Tarchomin
www.linguaperfecta.pl
tel/fax 22 676 69 79
Poziom UPPER-INTERMEDIATE / FCE 1
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Grammar:
Vocabulary:
MODAL VERBS
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Revision of modals – structure & function, focusing on
the following aspects of modality – expressing:
• Future
• Present
• Past
With the means of the already known modal verbs &
similar structures.
• Modal verbs in the passive
• Perfect & perfect continuous aspects of verbs with
modals (e.g. shouldn’t have done vs. shouldn’t
have been doing)
• Modal verbs in conditional sentences
• Modal verbs in reported speech
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Giving extra information
Giving talks & presentations
Giving yourself time to think
Expressing uncertainty
Paraphrasing what someone said
Persuading & convincing
Planning a tour of a region/a country
Reassuring people
Showing that you are listening
Showing belief & disbelief
NOUNS
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Collocations
Multi-part nouns
Countable & uncountable nouns (exceptions, two
meaning nouns, e.g. experience, paper), difference
between the quantifiers few vs. a few & little vs. a
little
VERBS
• Phrasal verbs
• Verb patterns (gerunds & infinitives)
• Verbs + prepositions
• Collocations
• Reporting verbs
NOTE: See also REPORTED SPEECH part.
• Using do & did to give special emphasis, e.g. I do
miss them., I did like them.
• The verbs: be, look, be like, look like
• Verbs of physical perception & their grammar
traits (stative & dynamic verbs, using adjectives)
• The verb get and its different uses
• Expressing obligation: make, let, allow, etc.
• The verbs: say, talk, speak, tell
ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS
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Expressing doubts & certainty, e.g. He was
obviously/apparently/probably
Other adverbial clauses of time (by, by that time,
until, from that time, since that time)
Multi part adjectives
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
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Words introducing conditions
Modal verbs in conditional sentences
Mixed conditionals – structure & functions
Perfect & non-perfect tenses in conditional
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Centrum Nauczania Języków Obcych
ul. Myśliborska 104
LINGUA PERFECTA
03-185 Warszawa, Tarchomin
www.linguaperfecta.pl
tel/fax 22 676 69 79
Poziom UPPER-INTERMEDIATE / FCE 1
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