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Curso de Inglés Advanced

 
 
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Método Presencial / Barcelona ver instalaciones...
Duración 110 horas
Certificado/Título de participación y asistencia por el Instituto Europeo de idiomas
Precio/Facilidades 665 €   Descuento 
Centro Institut Europeu d'Idiomes
Prerrequisitos Ser mayor de 18 años y tener el nivel adecuado
Para qué te prepara El objetivo es desarrollar las destrezas comunicativas necesarias para los cinco partes del examen del Cambridge Advanced Certificate in English de la Universidad de Cambridge
Dirigido a A adultos que quieren aprobar el examen CAE de la Universidad de Cambridge (C1).
Aulas 10 alumnos por clase
 
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    Temario del curso  
Curso: Inglés Advanced (C1)

Duración: 110 horas. Del día 6 de octubre de 2008 al día 20 de junio de 2009.


Horario:

  • De 10.00 a 11.30 martes y jueves
  • De 14.00 a 15.30 martes y jueves
  • De 18.30 a 20.00 lunes y miércoles o martes y jueves
  • De 20.00 a 21.30 lunes y miércoles o martes y jueves
  • De 10.00 a 13.00 sábados

Metodología:

El centro imparte clases según el método comunicativo dirigidas por un equipo de profesionales docentes expertos en la materia. El objetivo es desarrollar las destrezas comunicativas del alumno: hablar, escuchar, leer y escribir. El profesor explica, escucha, ayuda y corrige en todo momento y da atención personalizada a los alumnos para sacar los mejores resultados. El objetivo es desarrollar las destrezas comunicativas necesarias para los cinco partes del examen del Cambridge Advanced Certificate in English de la Universidad de Cambridge.

Certificado de participación y asistencia por el Instituto Europeo de idiomas.

Inscripción: Inscripción abierta desde el 1 de septiembre de 2008 al 30 de septiembre de 2008

Temario:

Unit 1: Influences:

  • 1.1 20th Century people
  • 1.2 My Influences
  • 1.3 -isms
Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Discourse markers:

adding, contrasting,

ideas, etc.

all, both, either, neither, none.

Two part adjectives.

Describing personality and mood.

Unstressed words: was, were, that, for.

Comparison language.

Reading: important 20th –century people, -isms.

Speaking: important 20th century events, role models, -isms.

Listening: personal influences.

A personal profile

Unit 2: Infernal Machines:

  • 2.1 Computers and Cars
  • 2.2 Computers and you

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

The conditional; as long as, provided that etc.

Emphasis (aux. verbs, word order)

Make and do

Computers and computing; antonyms and synonyms

‘I suppose’

Arguments for and against.

Reading: If only everything was as reliable as a computer.

Listening: people´s views on computers.

Speaking: a debate.

Unit 3: Open Questions:

  • 3.1 Caught in the rain
  • 3.2 Time travel
  • 3.3 Saving a language

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Wish and other expressions.

Speculating and imagining (would, might, could, imagine)

Language words: adjectives and nouns

Crime and punishment.

Commonly contracted expressions (going to, want to, )

Reading: Scientists rule out running from the rain, The death of a language.

Listening: getting wet, time travel.

Speaking: Interview with a time traveller.

A formal letter.

Unit 4: Danger

  • 4.1 A near miss
  • 4.2 Anonymous threats
  • 4.3 Cyber danger

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Narrative tenses (Past simple, past continuous, past perfect).

Reported speech and reporting verbs.

Expressions with danger.

Collocation: adjective-noun, verb-noun.

Vague language

Sort of

Language of interruption.

Listening: a motorway incident, dangerous situations.

Speaking: telling news stories.

Reading: Melissa creator pleads guilty.

A story.

Unit 5: Dilemmas:

  • 5.1 In the workplace
  • 5.2 A quiet Sunday bus ride
  • 5.3 How far should we go?

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Opinions and suggestions,

Inversion after negative expressions

Three-part phrasal verbs, adjectives-noun collocations.

Rights, responsibilities, truth, and lies.

I´m afraid

Listening: work dilemmas, genetic engineering.

Reading: An everyday dilemma in modern Britain.

Speaking: discussing statements/pros and cons.

A magazine

Unit 6: Natural Assets:

  • 6.1 Personal gifts
  • 6.2 Survivors

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Obligation: should, ought to, must, have to, need to, had better, be supposed to, be meant to.

Determiners: some, any, every, no, not a, not any, a few, a little.

Words and their roots

Interaction in conversation: adding, finishing, replying.

Listening: talents

Reading: Outlasting the dinosaurs

Speaking: an interview about human survival

Unit 7: Senses:

  • 7.1 Gut feelings
  • 7.2 Don´t stare – it´s rude
  • 7.3 Common sense

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Degrees of agreement, Present perfect (vs past simple) simple and continuous, making generalizations (present simple, adverbial expressions)

Look at, watch, stare etc.

Verb-noun collocations.

Colloquial words and expressions.

Unfinished sentences.

Listening: ‘other senses’.

Speaking: a survey, common sense ideas.

Reading: What are you looking at?, Will your common sense help you as a manager?

A report.

Unit 8: Control:

  • 8.1 Family pressures
  • 8.2 Gun control
  • 8.3 Waste control

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Reference words.

What and it clauses for emphasis.

The future: will, going to, Future perfect and continuous.

Meanings of take up.

Countable and uncountable nouns.

Ellision.

Reading: Escape from the family hothouse, Ecological nightmare.

Listening: a report on gun control.

Speaking: how to reduce crime.

A magazine article.

Unit 9: Music Matters:

  • 9.1 My music
  • 9.2 The player and the listener
  • 9.3 The good and the bad

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Adverbs of degree (absolutely, fairly, etc.)

Formal and informal style.

Music styles.

Adjectives.

Music performers.

Collocation: adjective-noun; classic vs classical.

Adjectives ending in –y (poppy, catchy)

Listening: musical preferences.

Speaking: choosing music for a holiday.

Reading: The piano, concert reviews.

A review.

Unit 10: From place to place:

  • 10.1 Travel
  • 10.2 First impressions

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

As and like

Historic present.

Vague language referring to people´s ages.

Compound nouns.

just

Listening: adventure holidays. Speaking: planning a holiday.

Reading: Welcome to the Pole.

An account of a visit.

Unit 11: Remember:

  • 11.1 Memories
  • 11.2 Memory
  • 11.3 Help!

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Must, can, can´t ( have): certainty and deduction.

Relative clauses.

Articles.

Loan words used in English (bungalow, femme fatale).

Reference words.

Remembering.

Listening: early memories.

Speaking: recounting your earliest memories, remembering objects, Internet services.

A personal memory.

Unit 12: All the rage:

  • 12.1 Crazes
  • 12.2 Fast food fashions
  • 12.3 Films

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Used to and would.

Omitting words.

Expressions of interest.

Phrasal verbs with off.

Fashion.

Repetition

Talking about films

Spontaneous speech.

Listening: past crazes, successful films.

Speaking: childhood interests, frightening scenes in films.

Reading: The rise of the burger.

Unit 13: Conflict:

  • 13.1 Personal and professional
  • 13.2 Only a game
  • 13.3 Families at war

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

-ing forms

Singular or plural (team, government, etc.)

Conflict

Fronting

Calming someone down.

Listening: differing attitudes to conflict, a conflict.

Speaking: resolving a conflict, family issues.

Reading: A playground with a difference, two profiles of parents.

A story

Unit 14: Work:

  • 14.1 Time management
  • 14.2 The big wide world

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Ability and possibility: can, could, manage to etc.

Indefinite

Phrasal verbs with out.

Exploring words: Euphemisms

Colloquial expressions.

Reading: The hardest time slot to fill.

Speaking: planning an ideal schedule, ideal jobs.

Listening: future work plans.

A job description.

Unit 15: Behavoir:

  • 15.1 Why do they do it?
  • 15.2 Honestly?
  • 15.3 How to skive

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Alternatives to relative clauses.

Fronting: emphatic word order.

-ing forms and infinitives.

Exploring words: Competitions, word formation.

Using auxiliary verbs for emphasis,

Advice expressions.

Reading: Test of vocal cords, How to skive

Speaking: ideas for record-breaking competitions.

Listening: cheating

An article.

Unit 16: Processes:

  • 16.1 Getting to sleep
  • 16.2 Animation
  • 16.3 Interviews

Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Habits and predictable behaviour ( will, tend to, etc.)

The passive

Verb object to infinitive.

Applying for a job.

Exploring words: American and British English

Thing and stuff

Speaking: sleep habits, different habits, cartoons/animated films.

Reading: Poultry in motion, What not to say in interviews.

Listening: sleep habits, description of a process.

A report.

A letter of application

Unit 17: Crativity

  • 17.1 Mr Gormley´s Angel
  • 17.2 But is it art?
  • 17.3 Women in the arts
Exploring words

Language Focus

Vocabulary

Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Dependent prepositions,

Reference words

Art styles and techniques, male and female words (waiter, spokesperson etc.)

Metaphorical language

Reacting and clarifying

Listening: interview with a sculptor, men and women in the arts.

Reading: Struggling artists.

Speaking: animal experiments, male or female jobs?

Unit 18: In the public eye:

  • 18.1 Infamy
  • 18.2 A year in the public eye

Exploring words

Language Focus Vocabulary Natural Speech

Skills Focus

Writing

Sentence structure: simple, compound, complex.

Uses of get: as a main verb, in causative constructions, as a phrasal verb.

Connotation: fame, notoriety etc.

Urban and rural living.

Tentative language.

Reading: Names that live in infamy.

Speaking: favourite villains, a new reality TV programme.

Listening: Castaway project

A profile.

   

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