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0704-f1ENG1W-BC-L
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0704-f1ENG1W-BC-T
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(in Polish) The course offers an overview of the most important problems of contemporary British history and culture. The aim of the course if to familiarize the students with select aspects of British history and major problems of the contemporary United Kingdom.
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0704-f1ENG1W-BL-L
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0704-f1ENG1W-BL-T
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0704-f1ENG1W-DGE
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In the winter semester, students learn about selected language phenomena in the area of English phonetics and phonology. In the summer semester, they will also learn about selected varieties of English, basic notions in morphology and word formation processes.
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0704-f1ENG1W-IL
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The aim of the lecture Introduction to Linguistics is to provide a description and explanation of fundamental notions of general linguistics.
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0704-f1ENG1W-LA
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The aim of the course is to introduce students to basic theories, problems and concepts relating to the process of language acquisition in the first (native) and a second (eg, foreign) language, and to relate them to the student's self-reflection on their own learning/acquisition processes (e.g. individual learning strategies).
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0704-f1ENG1W-LAT
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0704-f1ENG1W-PH
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The aim of the course is to improve students’ overall pronunciation skills in English. The main focus is on the pronunciation of vowels, diphthongs and consonants, elements of connected speech (assimilation, elision and linking), rhythm and weak forms, and intonation. The classes incorporate practical exercises in producing and distinguishing between the phonemes, listening comprehension, rhythm, stress placement and intonation. Teaching is based both on published course material and on electronic material such as interactive pronunciation dictionaries and audio and video recordings. Methods include doing focused exercises as well as imitation of native English speakers.
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0704-f1ENG1W-PE
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