Intensive A2-2

This course continues from Dutch intensive A2-1 and covers final section of the book "Contact! 1" Chapters 10 to 12. The course is designated for those who can express themselves in a simple way using present perfect and past tense. During this course participants will learn about the past tense and past exprecions in the future. 

These are our most intensive courses where you are on a fast track to communicate effortlessly in Dutch. Our intenisve courses have lessons Monday to Friday during two weeks. You will get 40 lesson hours (of 45 minutes) in 10 days for a total of 40 lesson hours and for an extra boost, you will also get in addition 15 hours of optional homework (1½ hours per day). 
The course includes individual and group work, discussions, listening exercises, and homework. Participants of this course will complete the level A2 based on language levels as described in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

Course subjects
Talking about types of houses, finding a house, talking about your own home, renting a room, furniture and appliances, tell a story from the past, writing a formal letter, giving your opinion, understanding the main items on the news, talking about the weather, understanding information about the Netherlands, the Dutch education system, talking about your study or work, talking about the workday, understanding information about an internship. 

Course grammar
Adjectives ending with -en, relative pronoun: die/dat and the relative clause, repeating future tense, simple past tense, present perfect and imperative, eu, oe.

After completion of the course
After completing the course, participants will be able to understand frequently used expressions, and extend their vocabulary. They will be able to speak simply about such subjects as school, family structure, holidays, and the workday. It will be easier to read and respond to simple advertisements and discuss topics relative to everyday life. They will be able to hold conversations and talk about people, places, and things using slightly more advanced sentences relative to time and place.