Filologia 2010-2011 - Gredos - Universidad de Salamanca

Facultad de Filología Guía Académica 2010-2011
Universidad de Salamanca
(5) AURAL AND ORAL PRACTICE
Every single part of the course requires active collaboration from the student both inside and outside class: students are expected to devote
time to the preparation and completion of exercise material before attending the lessons. Only in this way, we (students and teachers) will be able
to make the most of every lesson.
EVALUATION
There will be a mid-term exam at the end of the 1st semester to test students’ progress.
The final examination will cover all the aspects of the course and will be divided into two parts:
a) a written exam, including Use of English exercises, dictation, reading comprehension and text production.
b) an oral exam
RECOMMENDED BIBLIOGRAPHY
GRAMMAR AND USAGE
Swan, M., Practical English Usage, Oxford University Press.
Collins Cobuild English Usage, Harper-Collins
Leech, G., An A-Z of English Grammar and Usage, Edward Arnold
14939-HISTORIA DE LA LENGUA INGLESA
Asignatura Troncal. Anual. 14 créditos
Profs. 1º cuatrimestre: Javier Ruano
2º cuatrimestre: Fuencisla García Bermejo(Gr.A) y Pilar Sánchez (Gr.B)
GENERAL INTRODUCTION AND AIMS
The main purpose of the course is to acquaint the students with some of the major aspects of the history of the language in order to widen
their understanding of present-day English. With this aim in mind, class time will be devoted to the following aspects:
1. A theoretical approach to the History of the English Language. 2. A practical approach consisting of linguistic analysis and translation from
Old English into Modern English.
EVALUATION
Students will be able to take an exam in January, covering the theoretical and practical contents dealt with until then. Should they pass this
exam, they would not have to answer the questions corresponding to this part of the program in the June final examination. Both this exam and
the June final exam will consist of the following parts:
1. A Theoretical paper on the programme. 2. A practical paper consisting of linguistic analysis and translation. The linguistic analysis will have
the following parts: Syntactical analysis, Morphological analysis, Phonological analysis, Graphical Analysis and Semantic Analysis.
In both cases it will be mandatory to pass both parts of the exam individually to pass the subject.
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