Grammar in use
hedging; extensive nominalizations; participle condensing structures
Learning rooms · C1
Academic style, sources and cautious conclusions
Examples and language material remain in Polish because Polish is the target language of the course.
Can-do outcome
hedging; extensive nominalizations; participle condensing structures
prosody of an academic speech; structure signaling
synthesis of sources • evaluation of the methodology • formulating a limited conclusion
reliability, authorship and responsible citation
Six lessons
I can synthesize sources, carefully formulate conclusions and defend the research method.
I understand and actively use key vocabulary.
I use structure to achieve a specific goal.
I understand the global meaning, detail and intention.
I create a coherent statement for a specific recipient.
I combine all skills in a realistic task.
Active vocabulary
Expected skills · C1
long, demanding texts and implicit meanings
a complex statement with no explicit structure
precise text of 350–500 words for a specific recipient
flexible professional or academic expression
synthesizing, reframing and facilitating collaboration
consistent control, nuance and conscious self-correction