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The aim of this course is to enhance students’ language skills with a special focus on academic English. In addition, the course attempts to review and deepen the knowledge of grammar specific to professional English. The target level is C1, C1/C2 according to CERF (Common European Reference Framework).
Last update: Tomeš Martin (28.06.2024)
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Credit test - 70% Attendance - 70% Last update: Tomeš Martin (28.06.2024)
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Lessons in the form of seminars. Last update: Tomeš Martin (28.06.2024)
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1. Revision - English for engineers 1; Word formation 2. English organic chemistry nomenclature 3. Participles; Relative clauses 4. Punctuation 5. Reporting what others say 6. Describing research methods, problems, situations and changes 7. Signal words and other linkers 8. Cause and effect; Causation; Linkers of purpose 9. Making connections 10.Analysis of results 11.Summary and conclusion 12.Organising your writing; Text structure 13.Frequent errors; False friends; Top-heavy passive structures 14.Credit test Last update: Tomeš Martin (28.06.2024)
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Materials prepared and/or recommended by the teacher and recommended literature. Last update: Tomeš Martin (28.06.2024)
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Students will be able to use key vocabulary and grammar structures characteristic of academic English. Last update: Tomeš Martin (28.06.2024)
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No study prerequisites are required. Last update: Tomeš Martin (28.06.2024)
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| Activity | Credits | Hours | ||
| Účast na seminářích | 1 | 28 | ||
| 1 / 1 | 28 / 28 | |||
