PEL academic writing 340-AS1-1PWR
Co-ordination and subordination
• Co-ordination and parallel structures / co-ordinators and conjunctive expressions / co-ordination of clauses and lesser constituents / constraints on co-ordination
• Subordination: finite, non-finite, verbless clauses/ subordinators
Types of verb complementation
• that-clause, -ing participle clause, -ed-participle, to-infinitive clause, bare infinitive clause
• gerund v. participle
• verb patterns and dependent prepositions
Noun clauses – functions of noun clauses (subject, object, complement, appositive)
Relative (adjectival) clauses – defining and non-defining / relative pronouns / punctuation / formal v. informal / cleft structure / co-ordinate relative clauses
Adverbial clauses - time, concession, purpose, result, comparison, etc. / linking devices / formal v. informal linkers
Conditional sentences
• The sequence of tenses / time v. tense
• Conditional sentences; type 0, type 1 , type 2, type 3, mixed conditionals
• Special uses of "will/ would" and "should" in if-clauses
• Inversion in conditional structures
• Conjunctions (if, suppose, in case, unless ...)
• Conditionals in reported speech
Subjunctive / putative ‘should’
Indirect speech
• Statements / questions in reporting
• The sequence of tenses (backshift) and other changes (pronouns, expressions of time and place)
• Subjunctives in indirect speech (wish, would rather/sooner, it is time)
• Modal verbs / infinitive and gerund constructions
• Other verbs introducing sentences in indirect speech / exclamations /
Emphatic structures
• Inversion – grammatical/ stylistic
• Cleft sentences
Type of course
Prerequisites (description)
Course coordinators
Term 2024: | Term 2022: | Term 2023: |
Learning outcomes
KNOWLEDGE
K_W13, K_W04, K_W02, K_W04, K_W02, K_W12, K_W02, K_W03
SKILLS
K_U09, K_U08, K_U05, K_U01, K_U06, K_U05, K_U13, K_U11
SOCIAL COMPETENCE
K_K01, K_K02, K_K07
Assessment criteria
Work methods: workshop classes with elements of lecture and project work
Forms of work: work individually, in pairs and in groups
The basis for passing is:
• Presence and active participation in classes (2 unexcused absences are allowed)
• Assessment of written work on a given topic, prepared as part of the student's own work,
• Preparing homework,
• Writing work during the class.
Bibliography
Boardman C. A., Writing to Communicate 2: Paragraphs and Essays., 2008.
Cory, Hugh. Advanced Writing with English in Use, OUP. 2002.
Leki, Ilona. Academic Writing. Exploring Processes and Strategies. St. Martin’s Press. 1998.
Oshima, A. Hogue A., Writing Academic English, Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.,1981.
Zemach, D. E., & Rumisek, L. A. Academic Writing. From Paragraphs to Essay. Macmillan. 2000.
Term 2022:
Boardman C. A., Writing to Communicate 2: Paragraphs and Essays., 2008. |
Additional information
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