Polish Beginners Level 2 – Course Outline

According to group goals, the teacher may do more or less than this, and may not need to cover everything in the list below!

Revision of the most important subjects covered in the previous course
Describing things (colours, size, features, etc)
Asking for directions
Eating & drinking. Ordering food and drinks in restaurant / cafe. Names of popular food
Shopping. Have you got…? (Czy masz…?) How much is…? (Ile kosztuje…?) How much do I pay? (Ile placę?)
Asking for time and questions about time
Days of the week
Daily life – routines, free time. Going places
Inviting and responding to invitations (how to accept and how to decline)
Meetings and social gatherings
Describing past activities – What did you do last week?
Party and Leisure Time. Talking about leisure interests
Saying what you like, dislike, want or prefer
Describing weather.
Money and Shopping

Review & practice previous level grammar topics
Singular vs. Plural nouns
Cases in Polish – Genitive (Dopełniacz), Locative (Miejscownik)
Imperatives (colloquial and polite forms)
Declension of nouns and adjectives
Past Tense Imperfective
New verbs and verbs conjugation in the past
Adverbs – cont.
Possessive forms
“There is”: Jest – “There isn’t”: Nie ma
• Double negatives: I have nothing (Nic nie mam) I never drink milk (Nigdy nie piję mleka) etc.
‘Want to + infinitive’
Prepositions + Cases
Revision of numbers: 100-10000.

Lots of speaking – inc. situational exercises & interaction
Revisiting pronunciation rules and numbers
Plenty of listening activities
Writing practice – e.g. notes in diary, describing people and clothes, simple CV