1 MGRE2201 - Intermediate Modern Greek Part 1 1a MGRE2121 - Upper Level Modern Greek A: Part 1 1b MGRE2121C - Upper Level Modern Greek A: Part 1 1c MGRE2123 - Upper Level Modern Greek B: Part 1 1d MGRE2123C - Upper Level Modern Greek B: Part 1 1e MGRE2101 - Modern Greek IIA: Language Must Satisfy: ((1 or 1a or 1b or 1c or 1d or 1e))
Enrolment not permitted
1 of MGRE2102, MGRE2122, MGRE2122C, MGRE2124, MGRE2124C has been successfully completed
Topic description
In this topic emphasis is placed on extending further students' oral-aural comprehension, as well as their understanding and use of both spoken and written Modern Greek.
Educational aims
This topic aims to:
Consolidate and expand students' knowledge of Modern Greek grammatical structures, syntax and vocabulary acquired at previous levels
Assist students to analyse and understand different text types and to produce complex written and spoken texts
Develop further students' communicative competence through participation in activities involving group or pair interaction
Develop both aural and oral skills through a variety of activities
Expected learning outcomes
On completion of this topic you will be expected to be able to:
Recognise, reproduce and describe grammatical, syntactic, lexical and phonetic patterns
Communicate in speech and writing on a range of familiar topics using grammatical, syntactical, lexical and phonetic structures acquired throughout the semester
Read and discuss authentic written and oral texts of moderate difficulty
Select, distinguish and understand various genres of text in Modern Greek, and particularly Modern Greek literature
Each class is numbered in brackets. Where more than one class is offered, students normally attend only one.
Classes are held weekly unless otherwise indicated.
FULL
If you are enrolled for this topic, but all classes for one of the activities (eg tutorials) are full, contact your College Office for assistance. Full classes frequently occur near the start of semester.
Students may still enrol in topics with full classes as more places will be made available as needed.
If this padlock appears next to an activity name (eg Lecture), then class registration is closed for this activity.
Class registration normally closes at the end of week 2 of each semester.
Classes in a stream are grouped so that the same students attend all classes in that stream. Registration in the stream will result in registration in all classes.
Unless otherwise advised, classes are not held during semester breaks or on public holidays.
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