ricevimento Chris Young
lunedì 16 dicembre 2013
annullato per malattia
sabato 14 dicembre 2013
giovedì 12 dicembre 2013
Prenotazione esame scritto lettorato inglese Primo Anno gennaio 2014
Descrizione:
L'esame
scritto del lettorato d'inglese primo anno Full exam, Corso di laurea
LCLT e LCMM ex lettere e filosofia (Edward Lynch ed altri) si svolgerà il
20 gennaio alle ore 15.00. Questa sessione non è aperta alle
marticole. L'esame di 2 ore e 50 minuti si svolgerà presso la sede di Villa
Mirafiori. Gli studenti saranno divisi in diverse aule. Ci saranno avvisi dalle
14.30 del 20 gennaio a Villa Mirafiori che indicheranno in che aule gli
studenti dovranno svolgere l'esame. Gli studenti debbono iscriversi qui sotto
entro venerdì 17 gennaio ore 11.00.
Per fare l’iscrizione vai a sito del dipartimento ( bacheca di Dott. Lynch) e segui le istruzioni:
giovedì 21 novembre 2013
exam information
First year full exam
It's a 3-hour exam on your general knowledge of English. The level is Intermediate/Upper Intermediate or B1+ on the European scale. The exam is based on English File Intermediate for the Grammar. But if you have studied English at school you should be at or near this level (!). There are 3 sections in the exam. First there is a grammar (accuracy) section with 2 exercises. One has 15 sentences and you have to decide if they are right or wrong and correct the ones that are wrong. The second is a text with 15 spaces and you have to put one word in each space (cloze). The second section is reading comprehension with a text from a newspaper, a synonym exercise based on words underlined in the text, and then questions about what the text says and the meaning. The third section is a writing section. You have to write a short composition on a general topic or a letter. Each of these 3 sections is worth 30 points and you have to pass all the sections with at least 18 points. Your written mark is then the average of these 3 marks.
Later there is an oral exam in which you have to talk first about yourself and your life, and then about a book that you have read in English and comment on any language items the teacher asks you about. You can explain the items in English, suggest a synonym or translate the context sentence into Italian.
There are two possibilities for sitting the written exam:
1) You can do the complete exam (FULL EXAM, the written and oral) in May/June of this academic year, or September or January/February of the next academic year.
2) You can do the exam in 2 parts, PART 1 written at the end of the first semester and PART 2 written (+ the oral) at the end of the second semester. If you do not pass PART 1 at the end of the first semester (or if you do not want to accept the mark) you do not do PART 2 at the end of the second semester. You have to do the FULL EXAM. The content of the exams is the same (although the two-parts option lasts slightly longer). Prior to the exams we will do exam practice in class.
Books
New English File Digital, Intermediate Student’s Book and Workbook
English Grammar in Use – Raymond Murphy
Extra 1 (dispensa)
A modern book (and a DVD if you are willing to do more!) of the your own choice. It should be the kind of book you would read in your own language. As you read you should take notes on the vocabulary (concentrating on common words and expressions) which you will be asked to talk about in the oral.
It's a 3-hour exam on your general knowledge of English. The level is Intermediate/Upper Intermediate or B1+ on the European scale. The exam is based on English File Intermediate for the Grammar. But if you have studied English at school you should be at or near this level (!). There are 3 sections in the exam. First there is a grammar (accuracy) section with 2 exercises. One has 15 sentences and you have to decide if they are right or wrong and correct the ones that are wrong. The second is a text with 15 spaces and you have to put one word in each space (cloze). The second section is reading comprehension with a text from a newspaper, a synonym exercise based on words underlined in the text, and then questions about what the text says and the meaning. The third section is a writing section. You have to write a short composition on a general topic or a letter. Each of these 3 sections is worth 30 points and you have to pass all the sections with at least 18 points. Your written mark is then the average of these 3 marks.
Later there is an oral exam in which you have to talk first about yourself and your life, and then about a book that you have read in English and comment on any language items the teacher asks you about. You can explain the items in English, suggest a synonym or translate the context sentence into Italian.
There are two possibilities for sitting the written exam:
1) You can do the complete exam (FULL EXAM, the written and oral) in May/June of this academic year, or September or January/February of the next academic year.
2) You can do the exam in 2 parts, PART 1 written at the end of the first semester and PART 2 written (+ the oral) at the end of the second semester. If you do not pass PART 1 at the end of the first semester (or if you do not want to accept the mark) you do not do PART 2 at the end of the second semester. You have to do the FULL EXAM. The content of the exams is the same (although the two-parts option lasts slightly longer). Prior to the exams we will do exam practice in class.
Books
New English File Digital, Intermediate Student’s Book and Workbook
English Grammar in Use – Raymond Murphy
Extra 1 (dispensa)
A modern book (and a DVD if you are willing to do more!) of the your own choice. It should be the kind of book you would read in your own language. As you read you should take notes on the vocabulary (concentrating on common words and expressions) which you will be asked to talk about in the oral.
lunedì 30 settembre 2013
Some basic information for first year students
Information for
First Year Students 2013-2014
Chris Young –
Primo Anno, group A6 and group A7
The course aims to improve students’ listening, speaking, reading and writing skills to B1 level and beyond (particularly reading to B1+). The course is based on New English File Intermediate Digital (3rd edition, published 2013), authors – C. Oxenden and C. Latham- Koenig, English Grammar in Use by R. Murphy and Extra 1 (dispensa). Students should aim to attend at least 75% of the lessons and be prepared to do at least 2 hours self-study for every hour in class. Students must choose a book (fiction or non-fiction, but not simplified) in standard, modern English (to be approved by their teacher). They will read this book during the year, taking notes on the vocabulary. At the oral exam they will be asked to talk briefly about themselves and then about the book they have read in terms of content and vocabulary (explaining or translating words or expressions selected by the teacher as within the target vocabulary range for the level).
Details regarding the admission to and organization of exams will be published soon.
My email:
The course aims to improve students’ listening, speaking, reading and writing skills to B1 level and beyond (particularly reading to B1+). The course is based on New English File Intermediate Digital (3rd edition, published 2013), authors – C. Oxenden and C. Latham- Koenig, English Grammar in Use by R. Murphy and Extra 1 (dispensa). Students should aim to attend at least 75% of the lessons and be prepared to do at least 2 hours self-study for every hour in class. Students must choose a book (fiction or non-fiction, but not simplified) in standard, modern English (to be approved by their teacher). They will read this book during the year, taking notes on the vocabulary. At the oral exam they will be asked to talk briefly about themselves and then about the book they have read in terms of content and vocabulary (explaining or translating words or expressions selected by the teacher as within the target vocabulary range for the level).
Details regarding the admission to and organization of exams will be published soon.
My email:
The department
website:
w3.uniroma1.it/seai
w3.uniroma1.it/seai
My blog:
www.lett1.blogspot.com
My ricevimento:
My ricevimento:
ogni lunedì,
ore: 12.30-14.15, stanza 103, Anglistica, Villa Mirafiori
ore: 12.30-14.15, stanza 103, Anglistica, Villa Mirafiori
Lezioni: I SEMESTRE: dal 14 ottobre 2013 al 18 gennaio 2014
II SEMESTRE: dal 5 marzo al 31 maggio 2014
Young (gruppo A6)
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Studenti
cognome
H-M
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lunedì 8,30-10,30 sabato
10,30-12,30
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V
V |
Young (gruppo
A7)
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Studenti
cognome N-R
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lunedì 10,30-12,30 sabato 8,30-10,30
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V
VI |
domenica 29 settembre 2013
Prossimo ricevimento di Chris Young
Prossimo ricevimento di Chris Young
non lunedì 7 ottobre 2013
non lunedì 7 ottobre 2013
ma venerdì 11 ottobre 2013
ore: 16.15-18.15
stanza 103
Villa Mirafiori
lunedì 23 settembre 2013
Prossimo Ricevimento di Chris Young e Terzo Appello per la Prova Orale
Prossimo ricevimento di Chris Young
e Terzo Appello per la Prova Orale ed/o Visione del compite
dell'esame scritto del 9 settembre 2013, primo anno,
soltanto quelli con il cognome da Cervellini a Mariconda)
lunedì 30 settembre 2013
ore 8.30-10.30
stanza 103
Villa MF
e Terzo Appello per la Prova Orale ed/o Visione del compite
dell'esame scritto del 9 settembre 2013, primo anno,
soltanto quelli con il cognome da Cervellini a Mariconda)
lunedì 30 settembre 2013
ore 8.30-10.30
stanza 103
Villa MF
lunedì 16 settembre 2013
Prossimo Ricevimento di Chris Young e Secondo Appello per la Prova Orale
Prossimo ricevimento di Chris Young
e Secondo Appello per la Prova Orale ed/o Visione del compite
dell'esame scritto del 9 settembre 2013, primo anno,
soltanto quelli con il cognome da Cervellini a Mariconda)
lunedì 23 settembre 2013
ore 8.30-10.30
stanza 103
Villa MF
e Secondo Appello per la Prova Orale ed/o Visione del compite
dell'esame scritto del 9 settembre 2013, primo anno,
soltanto quelli con il cognome da Cervellini a Mariconda)
lunedì 23 settembre 2013
ore 8.30-10.30
stanza 103
Villa MF
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