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Classe 4Cs Lingua Inglese Indicazioni metodologiche per autonoma attività di studio durante il periodo estivo Prof.ssa Riva Maria Stella Per tutti gli alunni: Ripasso delle strutture morfosintattiche e funzioni comunicative come da programma Ripasso del programma di letteratura svolto Lettura di due testi a scelta fra i seguenti (in italiano): Cuore di tenebre J. Conrad Jane Eyre C. Bronte Tess T. Hardy Frankenstein M. Shelley David Copperfield C. Dickens Il Ritratto di Dorian Gray O. Wilde L'Importanza di chiamarsi Ernesto O. Wilde 1984 G. Orwell La Fattoria degli Animali G. Orwell Gente di Dublino J. Joyce Aspettando Godot S. Beckett Gli alunni con debito formativo, all’inizio del prossimo anno scolastico, dovranno sostenere una prova scritta di grammatica ed una prova orale sul programma di letteratura svolto, come da indicazioni fornite. Luino, giugno 2007 L’insegnante Riva Maria Stella PROGRAMMA FINALE CLASSE 4CS a.s. 2006/2007 Lingua Inglese Prof.ssa Riva M. Stella Writing skill 3 Description of a place Unit 7: Mind how you go! Motorbikes and cars Phrasal verb with look Verbs should(n't), ought(n't), had better (not) Comparisons of adjectives and adverbs Comparatives with much, a lot, far Comparative phrase: the...the... Obligation and prohibition with verbs must, have (got) to, needn't Unit 8: Ready for lift off! Personality adjectives First conditional if/unless clause + 'll(will)/won't First conditional: imperative clause with conjunction or Time clauses in the future with when/ as soon as Unit 10: “The Horse Whisperer” by Nicholas Evans Unit 11: I wish ... Causative have (have something done) Second conditional: if/unless clause + ‘d (would)/wouldn’t I wish/if only + past tense Verb need + gerund + passive infinitive Unit 12: Regrets Verbs should have/ought to have Verbs make, let, and be allowed to Linkers Unit 14: They emigrated to the USA Verbs used to/be used to/get used to Clauses of purpose with to/in order (not) to, so that Unit 15: “Heat and Dust” by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala Unit 16: Struggle for survival The passive: all tenses; with modals, gerunds and infinitives Unit 18: I don’t believe it! Speculate about the past Verbs must have, might have, can’t have for drawing conclusions Reported speech: statements and questions Verbs of reporting: various structures Unit 19: Caught in the Net Future continuous Future perfect Programma di letteratura: The literary background: Old and Middle English The Middle Ages: Geoffrey Chaucer, The Canterbury Tales: “The Wife of Bath” The English Renaissance Period: Christopher Marlowe, Doctor Faustus: “Faustus's Last Hour” William Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet “What's in a name?” Hamlet “To Be or not To Be” Macbeth William Shakespeare, Sonnets 29 - 130 The Age of the Novel: Samuel Richardson: Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded: “ Lucifer in the Shape of my Master” Daniel Defoe: Robinson Crusoe: “Civilising Friday” Testi: B. Abbs, I. Freebairn Reflex plus Longman con relativo Grammar Booster D. Delaney, C. Ward, C. Rho Fiorina Fields of vision 1 Longman Luino, giugno 2007 Prof..ssa Riva M. Stella I Rappresentanti di classe ___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________