University of Westminster

Evening Language Course Dutch. Grade 2 - Curso Nocturno de Idioma Holandés. Nivel 2

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    Presencial en London
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  • Lugar:
    309 Regent Street
    London W1B 2HW
    Reino Unido

Presentación

Our part-time Dutch evening classes run from September to June at our central London Regent Street Campus, just a few minutes from Oxford Circus. They are taught by experienced language teaching professionals who are native speakers of the language or equivalent. Adult students of all ages and nationalities from a wide range of backgrounds take part-time Dutch courses with us. You can also join a Dutch evening class in January for the second semester if you already have some knowledge of Dutch.

This Dutch evening language class follows a communicative approach to language teaching. Our lessons focus on language that is required for communicating in authentic situations with an emphasis on speaking and listening. Your progress will be assessed on an ongoing basis through homework, assignments and performance in class. You will receive verbal feedback from your tutor on every lesson and written feedback with your homework.

Programa

Term 1

Topics
Lots of vocabulary for practical everyday usage, jobs, travel and holidays, free time, shopping, basic housing vocabulary.

Grammar

Lots of useful everyday verbs, how to make past participles, using the perfect tense, prepositions, intermediate reflexive, separable and phrasal verbs

Term 2

Topics
Free time, money and shopping, town and country, home and holidays, topics as suggested by the class based on their interests (sports, musical instruments, hobbies, family).

Grammar
All modal verbs, prepositions, all the different kinds of verbs, both regular and irregular, ´to plan/intend´, ´to feel like/to fancy´, the future tense, ´some/any´, idiomatic expressions.

Term 3

Topics
Banks, post office and money, making complaints, more housing vocabulary, describing your feelings and emotions, talking about plans and intentions, other topics as suggested by the class depending on relevance to the other students. This could be work-related or simple business or office vocabulary.

Grammar
Laten (let, allow), imperfect of modal verbs, modal verbs in the perfect tense, different verbs for ´to put´ and ´to be´, introduction to prepositional compounds, introduction to the conditional, subordinating clauses, relative pronouns, idiomatic expressions.

Competencias

introduce somebody else to a group of people
write simple emails
read simple texts and stories incorporating different tenses
describe places such as shops, important buildings
ask more complex questions and give (longer) answers
explain as to why something is the case, using ‘omdat’ (because)
talk about and describe your job
give a simple account of what you did today, yesterday, last week or on holiday using the perfect tense
talk about your family
describe people’s appearance
talk about your daily routine in more detail, everyday activities
make reservations over the phone on a variety of everyday subjects (hotels, flights, holidays, restaurants, etc)
talk about everyday objects
talk about future plans using zullen (shall/will) and van plan zijn (to plan/intend)
write longer emails and letters
read intermediate texts, short newspaper articles and short stories
give directions
talk about things you’ve done in your life such as studies and university
use both the perfect and the imperfect tense
discuss a variety of everyday topics in class

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