English Conversation 2 - A0B04KA2

Credits 2
Semesters Both
Completion Assessment
Language of teaching undefined
Extent of teaching 2C
Annotation
The course is designed for students who want to develop their communication skills. Students will be given the opportunity to use the vocabulary they already know, as well as learn new words and phrases, to communicate on a variety of topics and themes.
The course is generally designed as a follow-up to the Conversation One course, building on the skills presented there; however, attending Conversation One is not a pre-requisite.
This course is not designed for beginners.
Study targets
to improve speaking skills
Course outlines
Week 1: Wants and Needs

Week 2: Compromise: The Art of Negotiating

Week 3: Film, Movies & TV

Week 4: Sport

Week 5: US culture / life

Week 6: Taboo Two: More Naughty Talk

Week 7: More Law and Order

Week 8: More Stuff & Nonsense - wordgames

Week 9: Business English / Work, Jobs, Interviewing

Week 10: Dressed to Kill: What People do to Look Good

Week 11: Science

Week 12: Family Values (Relationships)

Week 13: Advantages and Disadvantages

Week 14: Reserve Class
Exercises outlines
Week 1: Wants and Needs

Week 2: Compromise: The Art of Negotiating

Week 3: Film, Movies & TV

Week 4: Sport

Week 5: US culture / life

Week 6: Taboo Two: More Naughty Talk

Week 7: More Law and Order

Week 8: More Stuff & Nonsense - wordgames

Week 9: Business English / Work, Jobs, Interviewing

Week 10: Dressed to Kill: What People do to Look Good

Week 11: Science

Week 12: Family Values (Relationships)

Week 13: Advantages and Disadvantages

Week 14: Reserve Class
Literature
teachers´own
Requirements
The course is generally designed as a follow-up to the Conversation One course, building on the skills presented there; however, attending Conversation One is not a pre-requisite.
This course is not designed for beginners.