GRAMMAR ITALIAN

The course is compulsory for students who have not passed the written Italian Access Test; it offers the opportunity to fill linguistic gaps, with particular reference to writing language.

Fill the students' linguistic gaps, with particular reference to writing language.

There are no prerequisites.

Spoken and writing language. Italian Orthography. Division into syllables, use of capital letters. Logical structure of the text. Italian lexicon: "style" and "register", linguistic registers and contexts of use, idiomatic expressions, synonyms, generic words and specific words. Questions of Italian morphology and syntax: times and verbal modes; syntax of the simple and complex sentence, marked and unmarked order, coordination and subordination, implicit and explicit form, main syntax errors, meaningful concordances. Reading and understanding, "5 W", information hierarchy, paraphrase and summary, forms of quotation.

1. P. Trifone – M. Palermo, Grammatica italiana di base, Bologna, Zanichelli, 2014

2. F. Bruni e G. Alfieri, S. Fornasiero, S. Tamiozzo Goldmann, Manuale di scrittura e comunicazione. Per l'Università Per l'azienda, terza edizione a c. di A. Cotugno e F. Malagnini, Bologna, Zanichelli, 2013, sezione I, pp. 15-320. Non-attending part-time students are required to study the entire volume.

The exam will consist in a writing text.

The course includes lectures and workshops.

The exam is written. Some elapsed tests are foreseen: the students who have passed all the elapsed tests (and who have not done more than three absences) will receive the Eligibility without taking the final exam.
Part-time students (not attending) and those who have not passed one of the elapsed tests, despite having attended, must take the final exam.

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This subject deals with topics related to the macro-area "Human capital, health, education" and contributes to the achievement of one or more goals of U. N. Agenda for Sustainable Development