Advanced 1
In this course you will learn: reflexive verbs, advanced sentence structures (indirecte vraagzinnen met ‘of’ en met een vraagwoord), advanced adjective conjugation, practice fluency with the different verb times (presens, perfectum, imperfectum).
At the end of the course, you can describe past experiences, talk about your future plans, talk about your lifestyle, compare old and new habits, and write a detailed text about someone’s life.
Advanced 2
In this course you will learn: advanced sentence structures (indirecte vraagzinnen met ‘of’, indirecte vraagzinnen met een vraagwoord, bijzin voor de hoofdzin, als-dan-zinnen), the different uses of zullen, and practice fluency in speech.
At the end of the course, you can have a formal job interview, give and understand instructions and advice, explain your job responsibilities, and train a new colleague.
Advanced 3
In this course you will learn: the position of er, learn about when to use de or het, advanced adjectives, comparatives and superlatives (with or without -e), understanding the passive voice (passivum), advanced sentence structures (sentences with dat/of, and indirect constructions with vraagwoorden).
At the end of the course, you can give your opinion about cities and countries, understand important information of municipalities, understand public announcements, recognize and talk about cause and effect, explain difficult situations, and ask for information.
Advanced 4
In this course you will learn: advanced sentence structures (relatieve bijzinnen), structure your story, use zijn as an auxiliary verb (hulp verbum) in the perfect tense (perfectum), and to apply all previously learned grammar in speech.
At the end of the course, you can quickly distinguish facts from opinions in texts, describe your experiences in a country, compare information, determine the subject of long news items, understand simple statistical information, describe simple statistical figures, explain the essence in simple statistical figures, be part in a discussion, and perform a monologue.
