LINGUA INGLESE ESAME SCRITTO DI TERZO ANNO DI LETTORATO D’INGLESE SESSIONE AUTUNNALE 2017

Giovedì 7 settembre,  2017. ore 15,00  Ex Poste. Aule 203
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III YEAR REVISION MATERIAL

This post is for students who  intend to  sit the III  year written  lettorato  exam in  September.

Here is some advice and suggested material - all  available online  - to  help you prepare for the III year lettorato  exam .

Paper 1  - Grammar

1)     Complete Paper 1 of  Past Exam Papers Handout  IN EXAM CONDITIONS  - In ONE hour without the use of a dictionary.

2)      See http://www.corriere.it/english/  . This is the section of Corriere della Sera  with selected articles in English  with  their Italian   translation ( Italian Translation is at bottom of page). First of all, translate the article from English  into  Italian . This will increase your knowledge of the language of Italian  newspapers and should improve your vocabulary. Please check  that  your translation is correct by reading the  Italian version. Remember that  there are many correct versions of the same translation. You need to  make sure that your version has the same MEANING as the one provided.

You can  alternate translating from English  to Italian  and vice versa. Remember that working on each  piece means learning all new vocabulary in context ,  analyzing grammar and learning any new sentence patterns and doing the same with  verb patterns. It is not enough  to  know what  a word means,  you need to  know what can precede or follow it etc..

3)      See http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/topic-group/writing . This is a site for adult learning. In a very basic  way it explains the fundamental  rules of grammar and  writing. Start at level  1 and complete all levels.

4)      See  http://www.flo-joe.co.uk/cae/students/index.htm . This is a free site with excellent material for preparation for Cambridge  exams. The exit level for III year students is C1 which is CAE. The link is for this exam

5)      See http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/. I presume you all know this site already. Do Six minute English as this is a quick  way to  learn new words in context. There are lots of different sections so  have a look and see which  ones best suit your needs.

Paper 2 – Essay/ Summary

i.                     Content – Remember that  the most important part of your analysis should focus on the language used although  you can  comment on other elements. Here are some links to  sites that  give advice on how to  approach  your analysis:

 http://www.mediaknowall.com/gcse/advertising/advertising.php?pageID=analysis

 http://www.theguardian.com/media/advertising - This is the link  for the media  section of The Guardian newspaper. Even if it is not an  academic site on critical  analysis, the content should provide useful and interesting information on the world of current advertising.

ii.                   The process of writing

See http://www.essex.ac.uk/myskills/How_to_improve_your_academic_writing.pdf- a booklet that explains all aspects of academic essay  writing.

Summary Writing

https://www.newsinlevels.com/  . This site contains news  articles written in 3 different levels from the most basic to  the original  text. Summarise the articles and complete accompanying exercises.

RICEVIMENTO LUGLIO

Rooms 225/226
Wednesday,  12th  July,9,30 -11,30

RESULTS LT Altilio - De Pino

Please read all  of this post CAREFULLY.

The table below contains the results and dates for oral  exams and “vision compiti” for LT  students who  sat the new exam  paper. Under the table you will find the instructions for the oral exam.

Matric.	Mark	Oral exam / “visione compiti” –Rooms 225/226,  Expo
1664934	insuff	22nd June 10,00 -11,30	Hillan
1695690	25	22nd June 11,30	Hillan
1654705	insuff	22nd June 10,00 - 11,30	Hillan
1642964	22	22nd June 11,45	Hillan
1647831	insuff	22nd June 10,00 -11,30	Hillan
1656367	insuff	22nd June 10,00 -11,30	Hillan
1649042	19	22nd June 12,00	Hillan
1661000	21	22nd June 12,15	Hillan
1667234	insuff	22nd June 10,00 -11,30	Hillan
1652691	20	26th June 9,30	Hillan
1559853	insuff	22nd June 10,00 -11,30	Hillan
1649958	18	26th  June 9,45	Hillan
1571638	insuff	22nd June 10,00 -11,30	Hillan
1649670	19	26th  June 10,00	Hillan
1648708	22	26th  June 10,15	Hillan
1659731	insuff	22nd June 10,00 -11,30	Hillan
1667593	20	26th  June 10,30	Hillan
1661405	si ritira		Hillan
1601163	22	26th June 10,45	Hillan
1494042	insuff	22nd June 10,00 -11,30	Hillan
1664724	24	26th June 11,00	Hillan
1665709	insuff	22nd June 10,00 -11,30	Hillan
1670175	insuff	22nd June 10,00 -11,30	Hillan
1668803	18	26th  June 11,15	Hillan
1586978	24	26th June 11,30	Hillan
1661511	insuff	22nd June 10,00 -11,30	Hillan

ORAL EXAM FORMAT

LLM ,LCMM and those MLC students who enrolled at university before 2007.

Do an oral exam with a lettore as part of lettorato . You MUST choose a news story taken from the English newspapers in the week before the exam, and bring an article on it taken from both a quality broadsheet newspaper and a popular tabloid newspaper for purposes of comparative discussion. 

Bring the newspaper articles themselves as well as a photocopy of them. Do not download the articles from the internet.

L.L.M. students ( NOT M.L.C.) may choose one of the novels from the list below to read and comment on as preparation for  their oral exam :

·                     The Secret Scriptures, Sebastian Barry

·                     The Children’s Home, Charles Lambert

·                     The Children Act, Ian McEwan

·                     The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, Rachel Joyce

·                     The Testament of Mary, ColmToìbin
             The Buried Giant, Kazuo Isighuro