Grammar for L2 students

This grammar module focuses on helping learners understand and use essential grammatical structures accurately and appropriately in academic and professional contexts. It covers key areas such as tenses, sentence structure, subject–verb agreement, passive voice, modals, linking words, and conditionals. Learners are guided to recognize how grammar functions in real texts rather than studying rules in isolation. Emphasis is placed on form, meaning, and use, with practical examples drawn from discipline-specific contexts. By the end of the module, learners are expected to produce clearer, more coherent, and grammatically accurate spoken and written communication

Civilisation L2 - S1

This is the Module of Civilisation L2 S1

Grammar to L2 G2

This course aims to improve students' knowledge of language structure.

Written Expression to L3 G4

This course aims to approach comprehension and written expression in the language of study. The student will be able to produce a coherent text.

Learners will have mastery over the basic and essential essay writing techniques.

They will be able to develop their ideas in a well-structured, meaningful 5-paragraph essay.

Moreover, they will be familiar with a wide range of essay types.

They will learn how to handle different techniques and methods to write about different topics and how to answer exam papers: (Interpretation, analysis, and synthesis of simple and then complex texts). 

Linguistics

This course presents the main principles of  Modern Linguistics. It is an opportunity to highlight the importance of Sructuralism in the evolution of Linguistics. Moreover;The course provides an introduction to linguistics, covering the six linguistic levels of analysis: phonetics and phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, and discourse analysis. It aims to develop students' knowledge and understanding of language and its analysis.

Grammar (L2)

This course aims to improve students’ understanding and practical use of English language structure. It focuses on developing accuracy and clarity in academic and professional communication through the study of key grammatical components. Students will explore different types of phrases (noun, verb, adjectival, and adverbial), conditional and ifclauses, question formation, reported speech, and active and passive structures. The content will be taught through explanation, guided practice, and communicative activities to enhance both written and spoken performance.

Study of Literary Texts

This course is designed for Second-Year LMD students at the Department of English Language , Faculty of Letters and Foreign Languages, the University of Ahmed Zabana, Relizane. It paves the way for students to appreciate literary movements and schools and gain insights into different texts of literature such as poems, short stories, and novels. 

Research Methodology

This semester, students will be introduced to the basics of research methodology. By the end, students should have mastered key terminology and concepts.