Grammar 210 a General information.

Name of the Subject. Analysis of English Grammar Eng. 210a  

• Code: 19471
• Semesters: I
• Credits: 4 credits per semester
• Hours of dedication: Total: 64, Theoretical: 32 Practical: 20 Laboratory: 12
• Prerequisites: Approval of courses 110 a and b.

This is the general information you need to know about this Grammar 210A course, which is part of the first semester. To take this course, the student must have passed Grammar 110 parts A and B.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

The structural analysis of a language is the fundamental pillar for correctly managing and using it in the different ways; in which language skills are needed.    Therefore, the Bachelor's Degree in English gr    aduate requires a deep theoretical and practical knowledge of this subject.   In his performance as a teacher, translator, or official of any company where knowledge of English is needed, he will require the application of the structures so that his class, his readers, his audience, or the public to whom he directs his work understands his oral, and/or written message. 

The subject English Grammar 210a offers the student the opportunity to acquire the necessary tools to achieve the skills required by correctly using and analyzing the language and theoretical-practical knowledge regarding the order of words and syntactic flow for the construction of statements and paragraphs. The subject consists of 5 modules, and the methodology to be followed in the development of the course will be expository and participatory, with a lot of practical and laboratory work.  The evaluation will be diagnostic, formative, and summative.

This course consists of the following content. 

Module No. 1 Review of the basic knowledge acquired in English Grammar 110 ab.

1. Different tenses.
2. Nouns and adjectives and their uses.
3. Prepositions and conjunctions.

Duration: 16h.

Module No. 2 Substantive clauses.

1. Introduction of the substantive clause.

    1.1. Words with wh-

    1.2. Words if / whether.

2. Use of that.

    2.1. Use of the word "that" in substantive clauses.

    2.2. Position of the substantive clause.

        2.2.1. The substantive clause as a subject.

        2.2.2. The substantive clause as a direct complement.

Duration 8h

Module No. 3 Direct and Indirect Language.

1. Quoted speech.

1.1. Commands.

1.2 Questions.

1.3 Suggestions.

2. Indirect language.

2.1 Use of the verbs say and tell.

2.2 Different types of reports.

2.2.1 Commands.

2.2.2 Questions.

2.2.3 Suggestions.

2.2.4 Applications.

Duration: 12h

Module No. 4 Conditional sentences.

1. Conditional sentences I.

    1.1. Wishes for the future.

    1.2. Conditional sentences in the past tense.

2. Conditional sentences II.

    2.1. Real conditional sentences.

Duration: 8h

Module No. 5 Structural analysis of sentences.

1. Types of sentences.

        1.1. Affirmative sentences.

    1.2. Interrogative sentences.

    1.3. Negative sentences.

    1.4. Commands.

2. Structural analysis.

    2.1. Oral description.

    2.2. Graphical analysis.

Duration: 8h