Syllabus
1. Revision – the conjugation system of verbs. The nominative and accusative case. Vocabulary.
2. Talking about time. Modal verbs. Culture and sports events. Daily routine. Rád dělat.
3. Basic biographic information. Common activities – describing recent events. Past tense. Verbs znát, vědět, umět.
4. Where were you yesterday? Locations. Countries (EU). Weather. Expressing place: preposition v, na, u. The locative sg. Preposition o + locative sg.
5. Planning our time. My work and free time activities. The future tense. Prepositions do, na, k. The genitive sg. Kde X kam.
6. Houses and flats. Rooms, furniture and accessories. Shops. Prepositions pro, na, za. The nominative and accusative pl. Mi, F, and N.
Annotation
The course is aimed at students who already have basic experience with the Czech language. The goal of the course is to extend the Czech vocabulary and grammar knowledge and improve conversation skills of the students.
It mainly focuses on everyday topics with respect to the needs of Erasmus students in the Czech environment. The expected proficiency level at the end of the course is A1.1/A1.2 according to the European framework of reference for languages.