PROVE LABORATORIO DI LINGUA INGLESE
Gli studenti del Gruppo L (Intermediate) sono invitati a presentarsi presso il Laboratorio Linguistico nei seguenti giorni:
Venerdì 5 giugno:
Ore 14,30-15,30
1) Natrella Vito Roberto
2) Bianco Esther Maria
3) Brandi Barbara
4) Capalbi Antonella
5) Cellamare Davide
6) Centrone Daniela
7) Coppola Aurora
8) Del Giudice Florianna
9) Diasparra Carla
Ore 15,30-16,30
10) Digregorio Antonella
11) Fiorella Chiara
12) Gadaleta Domenico Massimiliano
13) Luisi Annarita
14) Palmisano Maria Elena
15) Panarelli Rachele
16) Panaro Caterina
17) Parente Valentina
18) Pastore Marcella
Ore 16,45-17,45
19) Paulillo Leonardo
20) Pavone Marcella
21) Piepoli Patrizia Mercedes
22) Pugliese Michele
23) Resta Piercarlo
24) Ricupero Alessandra
25) Risoli Teresa
26) Rizzi Adam
27) Romano Annamaria
Ore 17,45
28) Ruccia Maddalena
29) Scarangela Samanta
30) Schiavone Noemi Valentina
31) Serinelli Annachiara
32) Sibilio Stefania
33) Sifanno Roberto
34) Sivo Mariangela
35) Solimini Daniele
36) Spagnoletti Damiano
37) Terranova Angela
38) Torraco Marianna
39) Tota Daniela
40) Vitrani Esther
Lunedì 8 giugno
Ore 9,30
1) Loisi Valentina
2) Picca Marianna
3) Pizzarelli Maria
4) Scilipoti Salvatore
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Monday, 1 June 2009
Wednesday, 27 May 2009
Verbalizzazione
LABORATORIO DI LINGUA INGLESE
La verbalizzazione dei crediti per gli studenti che hanno già superato la prova finale del laboratorio (mio) si farà il giorno mercoledì 10 giugno, ore 10, nell'Aula C.
La verbalizzazione dei crediti per gli studenti che hanno già superato la prova finale del laboratorio (mio) si farà il giorno mercoledì 10 giugno, ore 10, nell'Aula C.
Saturday, 23 May 2009
LABORATORIO DI LINGUA INGLESE
La verbalizzazione dei crediti per gli studenti che hanno già superato la prova finale del laboratorio si farà il giorno mercoledì 10 giugno – gli orari e l’aula sono ancora da stabilire.
Prove Advanced venerdì 29 maggio 2009 Laboratorio Linguistico
Ore 9,30-10,30
1) De Benedictis Claudia
2) Ercole Saba
3) Fiorentino Nicola
4) Lamberti Maria Antonella
5) Marzocca Pasquale
6) Mininno Nadia
7) Montemurro Federica
8) Panarella Orsola
Ore 10,30-11,30
9) Pappagallo Desirée
10) Pazienza Daniela
11) Petragallo Mariantonietta
12) Popolizio Rosamaria
13) Ranieri Mariangela
14) Rosato Valentina
15) Rossetti Lucrezia
16) Santamaria Giulia
Ore 11,45-12,45
17) Saracino Francesca
18) Sasso Francesco
19) Sgaramella Marianna
20) Soldo Domenica
21) Tinelli Elisa
22) Tinelli Lorita
23) Totaro Mariateresa
24) Traversa Alessia
Ore 12,45-13,45
25) Traversa Luciano
26) Trione Corinna
27) Tulipano Umberto
28) Uva Daniela
29) Valente Rossella
30) Vasco Sonia
31) Virgintino Michele
32) Volza Maria Teresa
33) Zingaro Marina
La verbalizzazione dei crediti per gli studenti che hanno già superato la prova finale del laboratorio si farà il giorno mercoledì 10 giugno – gli orari e l’aula sono ancora da stabilire.
Prove Advanced venerdì 29 maggio 2009 Laboratorio Linguistico
Ore 9,30-10,30
1) De Benedictis Claudia
2) Ercole Saba
3) Fiorentino Nicola
4) Lamberti Maria Antonella
5) Marzocca Pasquale
6) Mininno Nadia
7) Montemurro Federica
8) Panarella Orsola
Ore 10,30-11,30
9) Pappagallo Desirée
10) Pazienza Daniela
11) Petragallo Mariantonietta
12) Popolizio Rosamaria
13) Ranieri Mariangela
14) Rosato Valentina
15) Rossetti Lucrezia
16) Santamaria Giulia
Ore 11,45-12,45
17) Saracino Francesca
18) Sasso Francesco
19) Sgaramella Marianna
20) Soldo Domenica
21) Tinelli Elisa
22) Tinelli Lorita
23) Totaro Mariateresa
24) Traversa Alessia
Ore 12,45-13,45
25) Traversa Luciano
26) Trione Corinna
27) Tulipano Umberto
28) Uva Daniela
29) Valente Rossella
30) Vasco Sonia
31) Virgintino Michele
32) Volza Maria Teresa
33) Zingaro Marina
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laboratorio di lingua inglese,
orari,
Paul Jarvis,
prove Advanced
Friday, 1 May 2009
Pre-Intermediate Questions - How Good is Your Basic English?
The following are examples of the type of question I expect my pre-intermediate students to be able to answer in the end-of-course oral examination:
A typical day
What time do you wake up?
What time do you get up?
When do you have your shower?
What do you have for breakfast?
What time do you leave the house?
How do you get to work?
What time do you start lessons?
How many hours of lessons do you usually have?
Where do you have lunch?
Which lessons do you enjoy most?
Which lessons do you enjoy least?
What time do you usually get home?
How long do you study for each evening?
Do you eat a big dinner?
Do you read before you go to sleep?
Habitual activities
How often do you lie in?
How often do you go to church?
How often do you tell lies?
How often do you read a serious newspaper?
How often do you buy books or CDs?
Your life at the moment
What are you reading at the moment?
How often are you going to the cinema?
What are you working on at the moment?
Where are you having dinner this evening?
What time are you going home today?
Who are you spending the weekend with?
What are you doing this summer?
What are you doing this evening?
Why are you studying English?
Various questions about the present
Who do you most admire?
What’s your town like?
What team do you support?
How do you spend your spare time?
How much are you spending on leisure activities at the moment?
How often do you go out?
When are you happiest?
How many books do you read in a month?
Your last holiday
Where did you go last summer?
How did you get there?
How long did it take to get there?
Who did you go with?
How long did you stay there?
Which places did you go to?
How did you spend your time?
What did you eat and drink?
What did you like most?
What did you like least?
What was the weather like?
What did you bring back from your holiday?
How much did you spend in all?
Comparing
What is easier: speaking English or listening to English? Why?
What makes you happier: love or money? Why?
Which is more relaxing: travelling by train or travelling by car? Why?
Which is better: English music or Italian music? Why?
What are you going to have for dinner this evening?
Future intentions
What time are you going to go to bed?
How are you going to spend the weekend?
Who are you going to spend the weekend with?
Where are you going to go for your next holiday?
How long are you going to go for?
What are you going to do when you finish university?
Are you going to carry on studying English when this course finishes?
Are you ever going to get married?
Obligations and requirements
What time do you usually have to get up?
What time do you have to be at work?
What do you usually have to do in the course of a day’s work?
Do you have to dress in a particular way for work?
How many exams do you have to do in order to graduate?
To become a teacher what do you have to do?
Giving advice to a visitor to your town
What should I do to find accommodation?
How much should I expect to pay for a room or a flat?
Where should I go in the evening if I want to meet people?
How long should I wait if someone is late for an appointment?
Where should I go for lunch round here?
Which local specialities should I try?
Is there anything in particular I should know about the people here?
What should I say to a girl/guy I am interested in?
A typical day
What time do you wake up?
What time do you get up?
When do you have your shower?
What do you have for breakfast?
What time do you leave the house?
How do you get to work?
What time do you start lessons?
How many hours of lessons do you usually have?
Where do you have lunch?
Which lessons do you enjoy most?
Which lessons do you enjoy least?
What time do you usually get home?
How long do you study for each evening?
Do you eat a big dinner?
Do you read before you go to sleep?
Habitual activities
How often do you lie in?
How often do you go to church?
How often do you tell lies?
How often do you read a serious newspaper?
How often do you buy books or CDs?
Your life at the moment
What are you reading at the moment?
How often are you going to the cinema?
What are you working on at the moment?
Where are you having dinner this evening?
What time are you going home today?
Who are you spending the weekend with?
What are you doing this summer?
What are you doing this evening?
Why are you studying English?
Various questions about the present
Who do you most admire?
What’s your town like?
What team do you support?
How do you spend your spare time?
How much are you spending on leisure activities at the moment?
How often do you go out?
When are you happiest?
How many books do you read in a month?
Your last holiday
Where did you go last summer?
How did you get there?
How long did it take to get there?
Who did you go with?
How long did you stay there?
Which places did you go to?
How did you spend your time?
What did you eat and drink?
What did you like most?
What did you like least?
What was the weather like?
What did you bring back from your holiday?
How much did you spend in all?
Comparing
What is easier: speaking English or listening to English? Why?
What makes you happier: love or money? Why?
Which is more relaxing: travelling by train or travelling by car? Why?
Which is better: English music or Italian music? Why?
What are you going to have for dinner this evening?
Future intentions
What time are you going to go to bed?
How are you going to spend the weekend?
Who are you going to spend the weekend with?
Where are you going to go for your next holiday?
How long are you going to go for?
What are you going to do when you finish university?
Are you going to carry on studying English when this course finishes?
Are you ever going to get married?
Obligations and requirements
What time do you usually have to get up?
What time do you have to be at work?
What do you usually have to do in the course of a day’s work?
Do you have to dress in a particular way for work?
How many exams do you have to do in order to graduate?
To become a teacher what do you have to do?
Giving advice to a visitor to your town
What should I do to find accommodation?
How much should I expect to pay for a room or a flat?
Where should I go in the evening if I want to meet people?
How long should I wait if someone is late for an appointment?
Where should I go for lunch round here?
Which local specialities should I try?
Is there anything in particular I should know about the people here?
What should I say to a girl/guy I am interested in?
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