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PLIDA Intermediate Italian Class B1.2 (In-Person)
with Alessandro Pagotto
This course is designed for students who have completed the Italian B1.1 course or have a comparable level (B1.1) of Italian. Students will refine and enhance their language skills, broaden their vocabulary, and advance their comprehension of written and spoken Italian. Additionally, they will gain a richer understanding of Italian culture and perspectives. The course emphasizes expressing preferences, offering suggestions, sharing opinions, presenting arguments, providing justifications, and evaluating the advantages and disadvantages of various situations.
Textbook
@ AMAZON Nuovo Espresso 3- B1 (Unit 5 to 7, CD Optional) https://www.amazon.com/Nuovo-Espresso-Libro-studente-3/dp/8861823394/
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@ I AMBOOKS Nuovo Espresso 3- B1 (Unit 5 to 7, CD Optional) https://iambooksboston.com/product/nuovo-espresso-3/
PLIDA Elementary Italian Class A2.1 (In-Person)
with Nicholas Kahn
With this course, students begin level A2 of language proficiency. They refine their use of verb tenses, enrich their vocabulary, and learn how to communicate with greater precision and confidence. The course covers various aspects of communication and interaction in Italian, such as describing and purchasing clothes, expressing opinions, giving advice, and making proposals, and booking appointments or tickets. In addition to language skills, the course also focuses on Italian culture.
Textbook:
@ AMAZON Nuovo Espresso 2- A2 (Unit 1 to 4, CD Optional) https://www.amazon.com/Nuovo-Espresso-Libro-studente-2/dp/8861823211
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@ I AMBOOKS Nuovo Espresso 2- A2 (Unit 1 to 4, CD Optional) https://iambooksboston.com/product/nuovo-espresso-a2/
PLIDA Intermediate Italian Class B1.3 (In-Person)
with Maria Conte
This course completes level B1 of language proficiency and is for students who have completed Italian B1.2 or have an equivalent level. It refines language skills, expands vocabulary, and deepens comprehension of written and spoken Italian while exploring cultural perspectives. Students will practice narrating events, expressing incredulity, asking indirect questions, and seeking or providing information. The course also covers reporting speech, highlighting places, expressing disagreement or disappointment, using irony, and moderating discussions. Additionally, it includes making past hypotheses and reflecting on language learning.
Textbook
@ AMAZON Nuovo Espresso 3- B1 (Unit 8 to 10, CD Optional) https://www.amazon.com/Nuovo-Espresso-Libro-studente-3/dp/8861823394/
OR
@ I AMBOOKS Nuovo Espresso 3- B1 (Unit 8 to 10, CD Optional) https://iambooksboston.com/product/nuovo-espresso-3/