Instalaciones del centro: Institut Europeu d'Idiomes
Via Laietana, 45 Barcelona 08003 Barcelona (España)
Gran de Gracia 71, 1er 1ª Barcelona 08012 Barcelona (España)
Passeig Sant Joan, 110 1er Barcelona 08037 Barcelona (España)
C/ Pons i Gallarza 1 , 1º2ª 08030 Barcelona 08030 Barcelona (España)
c/Bailen 150 Barcelona 08037 Barcelona (España)
Sepúlveda 145, entresol Barcelona 08011 Barcelona (España)
Temario del curso
Curso: Inglés intermedio (B1)
Duración: 100 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
Clases presenciales impartidas por profesorado nativo y cualificado.
El centro imparte clases según el método comunicativo basado en el uso directo del idioma en situaciones controladas. Los profesores son nativos y cualificados y expertos en la enseñanza de inglés como lengua extranjera. 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 del alumno: hablar, escuchar, leer y escribir. Inscripción abierta desde el 1 de septiembre de 2008 al 30 de septiembre de 2008.
Servicios Gratuitos
Biblioteca y videoteca a disposición de los alumnos.
Préstamo de modelos de exámenes oficiales.
Curso complementario on-line para nuestros alumnos.
Asesoramiento y tramitación para la obtención de exámenes oficiales.
Temario
File 1:
Topics
Grammar
Vocabulary
Pronuntiation
A How we met?
Present perfect or past simple. Reflexive pronouns (himself, etc.), each, other
Relationship expressions: get to know, etc.
Sounds: past participles
Weak forms of have
B Caring and Sharing?
Present perfect continous or simple.
yet, just, ready
Common verb phrases: do, make, get, etc.
Sentence stress
Weak forms
C Good realtions
Both, neuther, either
Look/ look like
Family words: niece, etc.
Describing people: appearence: curly hair, etc.
Personality: selfish, etc.
Word stress
Hello and goodbye
Functions meeting people, saying goodbye
Common expressions: Good luck!, etc.
Intonation in common expressions
File 2:
Topics
Grammar
Vocabulary
Pronuntiation
A The time of your life
Present simple or continous
Adverbs of frequency: usully, etc
How often? Once a week,etc.
Common verbs phrases
Daily routine: have breakfast, etc. Prepositions of time: at, on, in.
Body and health
Sound /spelling: i
B Food for thought
Quantifiers: a few, a little, etc.
Food and diet: protein, fattening, etc
Sounds: u
C Do we really need to sleep?
Gerund or to infinitive
Sleep: yawn, etc
Sentence stress, weak forms
Cheking and apologising
Questions tags / short answers
Functions Checking information. Apologizing
Excuse-me, sorry
Intonation in question tags
File3:
Topics
Grammar
Vocabulary
Pronuntiation
A The day that changed my life
Used to infinitive
Not...any more / any longer/any
Noun-building: -ment, -ation,etc.
Sound /j/ or /dz/
B Another brick in the wall
Make, let, allow to infinitive
Weak form of to
C Still me
Can /could /be able
Words with several meanings .
Strong adjectives.
Sentence stress .
Strong and weak form.
Could you do me a favour?
Functions Making requests
Asking permission
Common verbs phrases: book a table, etc.
Intonation in requests
File 4:
Topics
Grammar
Vocabulary
Pronuntiation
A The good side and the bad side
Future forms: will/going to, present continous
Might/may infinitive
Jobs and work: salary, etc.
Sounds
B Sacked!
When/ as soon as, etc
First conditional
Human sounds: whisper, etc.
Word stress
C Living in the material word
Second conditional
Money: in cash, etc.
Contractions in first and second conditionals
Getting what you want
Function
Getting what you want
Shops: baker’s, etc
File 5:
Topics
Grammar
Vocabulary
Pronuntiation
A Race through the rush hour
Modals of obligation: must, have to, should
Vehicles and traffic: scooter, etc.
Weak forms: must, should
Sound spelling:ea
B Dream cars and nightmare journeys
Past perfect simple
Cars and driving: brakes, etc.
Contractions and linking
C What drives you mad?
Defining and non-defining relative clauses
Compound nouns: burglar alarm, etc.
Word stress: compound nouns
Sounds: / s/, /ts/
Finding your way
Indirect questions
Functions
Asking for and giving directions
Prepositions of movement
Polite intonation
File 6:
Topics
Grammar
Vocabulary
Pronuntiation
A Set in the Wild West, shot in Spain
The passive
The cinema: soundtrack, etc
Sounds:
B Survival of the fittest
Comparatives and superlatives as...as
Sport: court, etc.
Noun-building
Sentence stress
C Let it be
Narrative tenses: past simple, past continous, past perfect
Colloquial language in songs.
Music: lyrics, etc.
Was, were,
Weak and strong forms
Going out
FunctionsInvitins, suggesting, Making arrangements.
The theathr: show, etc
Intonation in suggestions
File 7:
Topics
Grammar
Vocabulary
Pronuntiation
A Where am I?
Modals of deduction: might/could, musn’t, can’tConnectors: although, however, etc.
Tourim: souvenir, etc
Silent letters
B I love New York!
Reported speech: statements and questions
Travel: trip, etc.
Say or tell
Us and british accents
C Travellers’ tales
Reported speech: imperatives and requests, in case
