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Spanish Courses
Intensive Spanish
Duration:
The Intensive Spanish course takes place from Monday through Friday, 4 hours a day.
This course is designed for the student to acquire all the necessary tools to be able to study for a graduate degree in our institute, in the case that Spanish isn’t their mother tongue. Each level lasts 6 weeks
It is divided into 4 consecutive levels:Elementary Level
Unit I
- Greetings
- Giving personal information (name, occupation, nationality)
- Asking personal information
Unit II
- Asking and giving directions to locations.
- Expressing wishes.
- Making invitations
- Asking for permission
- Asking favors, giving orders and/or instructions.
- Describing people, objects and places.
Unit III
- Expressing plans for the near future.
- Expressing preferences and sensations.
- Asking for prices and measures.
- Buying different products.
- Expressing plans for the near future.
Intermediate Level
Unit I
- Recounting specific situations of the past.
- Expressing preferences and comparing.
- Making an autobiography (series of events in chronological order).
Unit II
- Describing people, objects, places and situations in the past.
- Recounting usual happenings of the past.
- Differentiating simultaneous actions from consecutive actions in the past.
- Writing a short fiction story.
Unit III
- Recounting past events.
- Draw up a CV.
- Talking on the phone: formal and informal situations.
- Leaving phone messages to people and voicemails.
Unit IV
- Expressing plans for the distant future.
- Complaining about a service.
- Speaking future plans, conjecturing.
Unit V
- Telling events from a remote past
- Reproduce a conversation between two people as an indirect speech.
- Asking favors, giving orders and/or instrucions.
Level: Pre-Advanced
Unit I
- Giving advice, convincing, persuading and requesting.
- Expressing emotions and wishes
- Expressing opinions (positive and negative) and uncertainty.
Unit II
- Differentiating the anticipation of an action from the execution of such.
- Indirectly reproducing orders, requests and advices formulated in the past.
Unit III
- Differentiating a fact from an eventuality.
Unit IV
- Expressing probabilities or conjectures for a distant future.
- Understanding and writing journalistic articles.
Advanced Level
Unit I
- Expressing emotions, wishes and opinions regarding a remote past.
Unit II
- Expressing conditions referred to real situations, hypothetical and impossible situations.
- Writing a fiction story changing one or more facts from the past.
Unit III
- Speaking versus Writing: formal and informal contexts.
- Advertising speech.
- Academic writing: reading comprehension and text production strategies.
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