Duración Tarifa Sale a. 3 meses 38,85 12,95 /mes. 6 meses 59,70 9,95 /mes. 12 meses 89,40 7,45 /mes

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1 INGLÉS A1 (ONLINE) EXPEDIENTE: B2015/V/235/001 DIRIGIDO A: Todos aquellos alumnos que deseen aprender inglés con un método de aprendizaje nuevo, revolucionario y completamente flexible, y que se adapta al ritmo que quieran llevar. DURACIÓN: Desde 1 mes hasta 12 meses. PRECIOS SEGÚN LA DURACIÓN DEL CURSO: Duración Tarifa Sale a 1 mes 24,90 3 meses 38,85 12,95 /mes 6 meses 59,70 9,95 /mes 12 meses 89,40 7,45 /mes DURACIÓN DEL CURSO EN FUNCIÓN DE LAS HORAS DEDICADAS (De forma orientativa) Horas a la semana Conceptos aprendidos por semana Duración del curso 2 horas meses 4 horas 34 6 meses 8 horas 69 3 meses MODALIDAD: TELEFORMACIÓN APRENDE A TU RITMO Un nuevo y revolucionario método de aprendizaje completamente flexible, ya que se adapta a ti y a tu ritmo, tanto si dispones de 5 minutos al día, como si tienes una hora.

2 AUMENTA TU MOTIVACIÓN Vamos adaptando el curso a tus intereses, ya sean música o negocios, y te mantiene siempre motivado. Además podrás marcar tu propio objetivo, y analizar tu evolución al detalle gracias a los informes de progreso. PROGRESA MÁS RÁPIDO Tienes un profesor inteligente hecho a tu medida, que utiliza la inteligencia artificial para adaptar el curso a tu nivel, progreso y a motivación, personalizando tu experiencia de aprendizaje. Así progresarás más rápido, porque se centra exclusivamente en tus necesidades. ESTUDIA DESDE DONDE QUIERAS Puedes llevar el curso contigo, a todas partes. Conéctate desde el ordenador de tu casa, o desde tu teléfono móvil. Todo tu progreso queda sincronizado. Desde donde quieras, y cuando quieras.

3 CONTENIDO SEGÚN ESTÁNDARES INTERNACIONALES Este método ha sido desarrollado por un equipo de filólogos e ingenieros expertos en Aprendizaje Adaptativo con un objetivo: adecuar el contenido a los hábitos de consumo actuales, respetando los estándares del Marco Común Europeo de Referencia para las Lenguas (MCER). Recomendado para ayudar a la preparación de exámenes y obtención de títulos oficiales. UNIT 1: Hello Learning how to introduce yourself. Talking about countries and nationalities. Interacting and answering some personal questions. Subject and object pronouns. Verb be affirmative, negative and interrogative. Contractions. Definite and indefinite articles a/the. Uses of the. Regular plurals. Adjective word order. Cardinal and ordinal numbers. Presentations. Introducing someone. Personal information. Colours. Days of the week. Jobs. Countries and nationalities and some main verbs. Places to live. Countries, languages and flags. How English people introduce themselves to others. Introducing yourself. Telling where you are from and what you do. Describing elements using the colours. Using the alphabet and being able to spell a word.

4 UNIT 2: Yours or mine Talking about family and daily routines. Being able to talk about a friend. Present continuous affirmative, negative and interrogative. Possessive adjectives and pronouns. Use of one/ones. Regular and irregular plurals. More cardinal and ordinal numbers. Gerund spelling. Adjectives describing size, temperature, appearance, etc. Months and seasons of the year. Family members. Parts of the house. Common verbs. Celebrating a birthday. Family structure. Talking about a friend. Describing your family and where you live. Describing what you usually do. Celebrating your birthday. Talking about your belongings.

5 UNIT 3: An apple a day keeps the doctor away Talking about fruits. Making some choices. Indications and demonstratives. Present simple affirmative, negative and interrogative. Using have got. Possession. Introducing some prepositions. More useful adjectives. Fruit vocabulary. Describing money. Family members vocabulary. House vocabulary (extension). Places in a city. Star signs. Speaking English. Descriptions about your house and where you live. Talking about family members. Looking for mistakes in some sentences. Talking about food: fresh and tasty.

6 UNIT 4: What do you do in your free time? Being able to talk about pets and wild animals. Talking about what you do in your free time. Short answers: he has/he hasn t. Some more prepositions. Word order: verbs. Modal verbs. Comparative adjectives. The Date. Verbs about activities. Parts of the body. Different types of food. Different types of animals. Hobbies and activities you like to do. Practising sport. Mealtime and free time activities. Visiting the African Savannah. Talking about pets and visiting the vet.

7 UNIT 5: Summer sun Being able to talk about sports, clothes and means of transport. Present simple vs. Present continuous. Comparative and superlative adjectives. The time. Plural nouns. Some prepositions. Some verbs. Places to be visited: natural world. Sports. Clothes. Means of transport and communication. How you move around. Regular activities: sport, shopping. Visiting different places. Practising sport. Shopping as a therapy.

8 UNIT 6: Moving day Talking about moving to another place. How to express pardon. Talking about decoration. Superlative adjectives. Emphasis. Suggestions. Questions. Impersonal pronouns. Some prepositions. Word order. Things you can find at your house. Vocabulary related to excuse me expressions. Some adjectives and verbs related to weather and more. Roman numerals. How to say sorry in English. Talking about opposites. Describing a process of redecorating your room. Talking about buildings.

9 UNIT 7: A visit to the doctor Talking about what you would like. Talking about music. Being able to describe a famous celebration from the English-speaking countries. Suggestion (cont). Noun revision. More word order. Use of some. Adverbs of manner. Use of any: Interrogative and negative. Singular and plural reflexive pronouns. Would like construction: affirmative. Vocabulary related to pain, health and visiting the doctor. Some celebrations. The academic field. Vocabulary related to music and playing instruments. Celebrating Halloween. The relevance of music as an art. Talking about eating out. Celebrating Halloween. Visiting the doctor. Talking about music.

10 UNIT 8: Out of this world Talking about holidays. Describing what is bought and sold. Talking about unique characteristics that describe us. Would like: negative and interrogative. Prepositions on, in and at for time. Indirect object pronouns. Natural English: Agreement me too. Exclamations: What + a + adj. + noun. Obligation. Vocabulary related to things about the space, things you can buy and people. A garage sale. Extraterrestrial life. Describing your perfect holidays. Selling what you don t need. Describing your challenges.

11 UNIT 9: Let s celebrate Talking about St. Valentine s Day and St. Patrick s Day. Talking about Easter and Independence Day. Celebrating Thanksgiving Day. Being able to talk about celebrations in general. Obligation (cont). Past simple of the verb be. Adverbs of frequency. Introduction to the past continuous tense. Structure go for a + noun. Introduction to the past simple tense: affirmative and negative. Vocabulary related to celebrations and what is used to carry them out. Mixed vocabulary. St. Valentine s Day. St. Patrick s Day. Easter. Independence Day. Thanksgiving Day. Learning about Ireland s National Day. Special meals for special days. Talking about being someone s Valentine.

12 UNIT 10: Rainy days Talking about cinema and movies. Talking about travelling: being at the airport. Talking about looking for jobs. Past simple interrogative. Verb + object + infinitive. Possession: Saxon genitive. Relative clauses: who, which, that. Relative pronouns: Subject/object revision. Relative pronouns as the subject. Omission of the relative pronoun. Uses of could. Comparative and superlative adverbs. Irregular comparative and superlative adverbs. Mixed general and more specific vocabulary. The first steps of your academic life. Going to the cinema. Talking about looking for jobs. Looking for a job. Describing your first day at school.

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