Results for the 07/11 APPELLO STRAORDINARIO are now finalised and those who are AMMESSI ORALE are detailed in the link below.
Orals will take place on Wednesday 12th November in Studio 203 from 12:30 p.m. onwards. It is important those students who passed to the oral exam arrive on time as the exam is done in pairs.
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LETTORATO LCLT III INGLESE 2025/2026
Canale B (I-Z): Monday 14:00-16:00 & Friday 12:00-14:00 in Aula 109 at Edificio Marco Polo.
Google Classroom code: f6kebeoo
MLI INGLESE II 2025/2026
Monday 12:00-14:00 & Friday 14:00-16:00 in Aula 109 at Edificio Marco Polo.
Google Classroom code: 2h6ndeq
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LCLT Course Programme
The third-year course aims to consolidate the Upper-Intermediate (B2) skills acquired in the previous year and proceed to an Advanced level (C1) in the four core skills: Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking.
A strong focus is placed on engaging with authentic English-language materials (newspaper articles, extracts from books, podcasts, news reports, speeches, etc.). Furthermore, students will be invited to reflect metalinguistically on the variations of English they encounter in authentic text sources (varieties of register, regional & social variations, US vs. British English, etc.).
Students are strongly encouraged to attend lessons and are also expected to do a considerable amount of self-study outside class hours.
LCLT III EXAM FORMAT (VALID FROM OCTOBER 2025):
Part 1: Discourse matching
Part 2: Error correction
Part 3: An essay of 300-350 words.
Part 4: An oral exam for students who achieve ‘SUFF’ or higher in the written exam (scheduled at a later date).
Samples of the written exam format and an explanation of the oral exam format are provided in the "Allegati" section at the bottom of the page.
Coursebook
LCLT III Oxford University Press: English File Advanced, 4th ed.
MLI II Cambridge University Press: Empower B2 (Upper-Intermediate), 2nd ed. & 'Foster' by Claire Keegan (Faber & Faber; 2022)
Students must have these books by the second week of the course; they must purchase the books (print or digital version) to have access to the digital material, which will be used in class.
Final Exam
The final exam will be based on the course material covered in class, which will test grammar, vocabulary, written production, metalinguistic reflection and textual comprehension. The final exam will consist of a written and oral exam. Students must pass the written exam in order to be admitted to the oral exam. The marking criteria are transparently indicated on the sample tests and the exam paper. All exam registration details and procedures will be available on the CLA pages of the course CEL.
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