Grammar in use
rhetorical condensations; anaphora and parallelism; metadiscourse
Learning rooms · C2
Rhythm, persuasion and improvisation
Examples and language material remain in Polish because Polish is the target language of the course.
Can-do outcome
rhetorical condensations; anaphora and parallelism; metadiscourse
breathing, resonance, tempo and intonational architecture of the speech
topic framing • running the auditorium • responding under pressure
availability of the message and expert responsibility
Six lessons
I can improvise a complex speech, manage questions and adapt the message to the audience.
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 · C2
virtually every text, including ambiguous and stylistically complex ones
any tempo, variations and pragmatic subtleties
refined text with purposeful architecture and style
precise, spontaneous expression with full control of the register
responsible transfer of meaning between discourses
full, flexible control with the possibility of intentionally violating the stylistic norm