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Aufbaukurs
Language
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Content |
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In
contrast to the Grundkurs, which concentrated on your receptive
language skills, the focus of the Aufbaukurs will lie on your productive
language skills.
We will
deal with different aspects of English language, such as grammar,
vocabulary, translation and writing, and discuss a variety of texts in
class.
As the course is designed as a coached self-study
course, you are expected to do a considerable amount of
homework every week.
The course ends with a written examination
whose date is still to be announced in class.
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Material |
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You
will find digital material online in my password-protected StudOn
area for this course.
In order to be able to access the material for this course in StudOn, you will
first need to register with a password that I will give you during the
first meeting.
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Obligatory
reading |
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 | Aufbaukurs course booklet.
The digital version is available in StudOn. I will tell you where you
can get a bound printed version during the first meeting. |
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| Sammon, Geoff (2006): Exploring English Grammar. Berlin:
Cornelsen.
[This grammar book, which you have already used
in your Grundkurs, is aimed at
German learners of English.] |
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| Swan, Michael (2005): Practical English Usage. 3rd ed.
Oxford: OUP.
[A very useful reference book that you should
already know from your Grundkurs as well. You will be
tested on the relevant lessons from Swan in the final examination. ] |
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Additional
reading |
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| Addison, Tony and Chris Perkins (1997): Practice with
Prepositions. A Practice and Reference Book for German-Speaking
Learners of English. Southampton: Englang. |
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| Berman, Michael (1996): Pizazz! Puzzles and Exercises for
Students of English. Southampton: Englang. |
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Useful
links |
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See my English
language links. |
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Links
mentioned in class |
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You may wish to take a second look some of the
internet material referred to in class. |
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Unit 1
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