German Language A2

German Language A2

Recipients

Adult students with previous knowledge of the German language, corresponding to level A2.1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages ​​(CEFR).Level A2.1 is equivalent to the first half of level A2 of the CEFR.

Goals

Train students to function effectively in the German language, in the four basic skills (oral expression, written expression, listening comprehension and reading comprehension), at level A2.2, according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages ​​(CEFR). ). Level A2.2 is equivalent to the second half of CEFR level A2 (full A2 level). Since this course begins with an A2.1 level in the German language, oral skills, basic grammatical structures, and concrete situations of daily life that correspond to this level will be studied in greater depth.

Grammatical, lexical, phonetic content, etc., corresponding to level A2.2 of the German language (temporal prepositions, verbs with prepositions, relative pronouns and relative subordinate clauses, the past tense, Konjunktiv II, conditional sentences, syntax, phonetics, etc.).

Concrete theoretical contents (examples): genitive; temporary prepositions; verbal structures with prepositional complement and associated cases, and their use with interrogatives and prepositional pronouns; relative pronouns; relative subordinate clauses; the past tense of regular and irregular verbs; structures with the pronoun is;the Konjunktiv II and its uses; Courtesy forms; conditional sentences.

Practical contents (examples): dialogues and debates related to culture and the media; dialogues on the weather; dialogues about wishes, requests, requests, hypothetical advice.Discussion exercises. Debate exercises on current issues.

Practical writing exercises: stories, news, summaries, surveys, descriptive, comparative and opinion texts. Phonetics exercises. Games, role-playing games, simulations. Presentations and exercises related to German culture.