Code
Φ-021
Level
Undergraduate
Category
C
Teacher
O. Theologitis
ECTS
4
Hours
3
Semester
Winter
Display
No
Offered
No
Goal of the course
The course is addressed to students from all departments of the University and no prior knowledge of the French language is requested. The main objective of this course is learning French as a scientific tool to facilitate access to French-speaking bibliogrphy, thus the course focuses on (i) the teaching of language types, words and grammar-syntax phenomena that make a scientific article accessible at least regarding the meaning and (ii) to explore through those phenomena the use of other linguistic expressions of universal utility.
Program
Friday, 16:00-18:00, Room 2
Syllabus
Introduction to the field terminology and the expressions of quality, comparison, size, time as well as the expressions introducing subordinated sentences.
Grammatical Tools: basic nouns and adjectives endings, the irregular adjectives and adverbs, the formation of the degrees of the adjective and adverbs.
Syntax: introduction to minor proposals and submissive wisdom
Grammatical Tools: basic nouns and adjectives endings, the irregular adjectives and adverbs, the formation of the degrees of the adjective and adverbs.
Syntax: introduction to minor proposals and submissive wisdom
Bibliography
Jacqueline Tolas, Le français pour les sciences, PUG .
Simone Eurin Balmet / Martine Henao de Legge, Pratiques du français scientifique, Hachette.
Bescherelle, La conjugaison, Hatier.
Simone Eurin Balmet / Martine Henao de Legge, Pratiques du français scientifique, Hachette.
Bescherelle, La conjugaison, Hatier.
