Greek Course 201 (Level 5)
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Level A2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)
This course develops your proficiency through various material and class activities. Discussion is around government and politics, music, and the experience of some food and wine tasting.
Outcomes
By the end of this course, you should be able to:
- use simple past B1 and B2 verbs and simple future verbs in a simple sentence
- identify passive voice verbs (present tense) in Greek
- conduct a dialogue in Greek using verbs in the appropriate tense (past and simple future)
- use temporal adverbs in a conversation, eg how often do you visit the market?
- write a short passage (3-5 sentences) describing a third person by using passive verbs and in the third person, eg a favourite Greek singer or actor/actress, politician, historical figure or holiday destination.
- decline nouns and adjectives in agreement (gender, number, case) in a simple sentence or passage
- read a text (250- 300 words) such as a book description or blog entry on a Greek topic, informational material such as 'what do you do during an earthquake.
- use irregular verbs in the past and future tense
- discuss elements of culture/traditions of the Greek language – traditions, expanding cultural/religious events, myths & legends.
Content
This course covers the following topics:
- everyday situational dialogues and conversation
- translations
- active and passive voice verbs
- tenses
- comparative degree
- pronouns
- the genitive case
- the simple subjunctive.
Intended Audience
Suitable for A2 level students, those who have completed all levels of Greek up to 104 or who have completed 95 hours of recent face-to-face tuition.
Delivery Style
Delivered as a series of interactive workshops where active participation is encouraged.
Materials
Handouts for each topic will be provided.
Prescribed Text
The following source is highly recommended for reference purposes and for extra language support: BBC Modern Greek Language.
Please Note
Selected Language and Culture courses that teach spoken language may include use of language immersion (course instruction in the selected language) as part of the training strategy.
Features
- $100 repeat class - Conditions apply
- Small class size (~20 max)
- Central location
Language courses are offered in four terms each year during January, April, July and October.
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- Related Courses
- Greek Course 104 (Level 4)
- Greek Course 202 (Level 6)
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