ENGLISH III
– INTERMEDIATE BUSINESS ENGLISH: PART A
(All Departments)
PROVISIONAL
12-WEEK SYLLABUS
Delivered by
Dr Fotios Karamitroglou /
E-mail: karamitr@aueb.gr
Office
Hours / Office Telephone Number: 210-8203419
PROVISIONS:
·
4 hours of teaching per week
·
B2 English Language Competence
WEEK |
Day 1 |
Day 2 |
1 |
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2 |
Unit 1.2: Text
Comprehension & Exercises |
Unit 1.3: Text
Comprehension & Exercises |
3 |
Unit 1.4: Text
Comprehension & Exercises |
Unit 1.5: Text
Comprehension & Exercises |
4 |
Revision/Grammar
A: Tenses |
Revision/Grammar
B: Conditionals, Passive Voice, Reported Speech |
5 |
Revision/Grammar
C: Modal Verbs, Gerund vs. Infinitive Forms, Relative Clauses |
Continued |
6 |
Unit 2.1: Text
Comprehension & Exercises |
Unit 2.2: Text
Comprehension & Exercises |
7 |
Unit 2.3: Text
Comprehension & Exercises |
Unit 4.1: Text
Comprehension & Exercises |
8 |
Unit 4.2: Text
Comprehension & Exercises |
Revision/Grammar
D: Conjunctions, Prepositions of Time, Prepositions of Place |
9 |
Revision/Grammar E:
Prepositions & Nouns, Prepositions & Adjectives, Prepositions &
Verbs
|
Revision/Grammar F:
Comparative & Superlative, Forms, Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns, Word
Order
|
10 |
Revision/Grammar
G: Correct Use of Articles, Various Grammatical Issues |
Unit 6.1: Text Comprehension & Exercises
|
11 |
Unit 6.2: Text
Comprehension & Exercises |
Unit 6.3: Text
Comprehension & Exercises |
12 |
Unit 6.5: Text
Comprehension & Exercises |
Revision |
COURSE
MATERIAL:
·
Sivridou F. & Tombrou
C. 2013. English for Advanced Studies in Economics and Business Management.
·
Selected
material from various sources (for “Revision/Grammar” purposes).
ASSESSMENT:
·
1 Final Exam (based on the
material discussed in class): Exercises on text comprehension, vocabulary knowledge, use of
English, grammar.
OBJECTIVES:
Anchored on a set of drills and texts from all fields of business
(Environment and Business Enterprises, The Modern Business Enterprise,
International Economics, Statistics and Economics, Information Technology) this
module aims to familiarise students with advanced vocabulary, complex grammar
and high-level use-of-English. Through a series of texts discussed in class for
reading comprehension purposes, students learn: a) how to elicit meaning from
long passages (induction); and b) how to determine and explain the meaning of
individual words (deduction). Moreover, through a series of selected exercises,
students: a) consolidate and expand their grammar/syntax skills; and b)
elaborate on their fluency and use-of-English skills. At the end of the module,
students will be ready to proceed with more advanced and specialised
writing/terminology issues.