Italian WT-SBL-JW3

course contents:
At the end of the course students can:
- have a good knowledge of basic structures to express present, past and future forms; statements, questions and negative forms in speech and writing
- understand a short text related to events, problems, characters, objects e.g. an advertisement, instructions, a simple article, a letter or other narrative text
- discuss the events of everyday life in a simple way
- fill in a form
- write a short letter to a friend about daily activities, home, school, family and interests,
- take part in short conversations related to familiar topics,
- make new friends, introduce themselves, greet somebody, say goodbye, thank somebody and react in an appropriate way
- use basic vocabulary related to theology

assessment methods:
Students’ progress is assessed during each class
(ability to have a conversation, give a summary of a text, ask questions), students are supposed to write one test per semester
The course of Italian ends with the oral and written exam