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Advanced · Part 3
Work through the vocabulary, lessons, conversations and reading activities in this part. Practice grammar along the way.
Includes Research Framing & Academic Revision, Rhetorical Reasoning & Fallacies, Editorial Decisions and Corrections and more.
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- Units
- 19
- Words & phrases
- 899
- Lessons
- 35
- Conversations
- 20
- Readings
- 21
What you’ll work through
The units in this course.
Each unit brings words, lessons, conversations, and readings together on one topic. Open one to see what’s inside.
Research Framing & Academic Revision
Frame a research problem, connect a concept to an observable measure and revise scholarly claims in response to criticism.
46 words · 2 lessons
Rhetorical Reasoning & Fallacies
Identify appeals, assumptions and weaknesses in an argument, then explain their effect without treating a label as a complete rebuttal.
39 words · 4 lessons
Editorial Decisions and Corrections
Describe source checking, editorial choices and corrections, keeping a report, an allegation and a confirmed fact distinct.
31 words · 2 lessons
Administrative Roles & Procedures
Identify administrative offices, procedures and oversight, while distinguishing current terminology from historical references in older documents.
38 words · 2 lessons
Describing Character & Conduct
Choose adjectives for character and behavior, distinguishing an observed action from a broad judgment about a person.
119 words · 2 lessons
Verbs for Evaluation & Response
Use verbs for examining, challenging and responding to claims, with attention to agency, complements and formal register.
106 words · 2 lessons
Idioms for Handling Pressure
Interpret idioms about pressure and response, and compare their emotional force with a neutral description of the same event.
41 words · 2 lessons
Proverbs: Judgment & Caution
Recognize proverbial advice about judgment and caution, test its assumptions and respond when a maxim does not fit the facts.
42 words · 2 lessons
Formal Letters Then and Now
Compare present-day professional correspondence with dated salutations and closings, choosing a style appropriate to the recipient and purpose.
51 words · 2 lessons
Danish Historical References
Recognize selected Danish historical references and explain the context a reader needs without assuming shared cultural knowledge.
30 words · 2 lessons
Expressive Literary Vocabulary
Read literary and less common vocabulary in context, then decide whether to preserve its marked tone or choose a plainer alternative.
85 words · 2 lessons
Discourse & Cohesion
The signposts, reformulations and transitions that hold a Danish text or speech together: how to resume, exemplify, summarize and steer the flow of ideas.
57 words · 3 lessons
Word Formation & Roots
How Danish builds new words using productive endings and classical roots.
107 words · 2 lessons
Chairing Meetings
Guide a discussion from agenda to decision: distribute turns, clarify proposals and record responsibilities without inventing agreement.
17 words · 1 lessons
Mediating Disagreements
Help people clarify a disagreement, distinguish positions from underlying concerns and verify a workable agreement.
16 words · 1 lessons
Describing Movement and Action
Describe how people move, look and act in connected prose, using precise verbs while separating observation from interpretation.
23 words · 1 lessons
Technical Documentation & Troubleshooting
Write reproducible problem reports and usable instructions, distinguishing observed behavior, possible causes and verified fixes.
19 words · 1 lessons
Feedback and Coaching
Give specific feedback, invite the other person’s account and agree a realistic change, support and follow-up.
16 words · 1 lessons
Funding & Project Proposals
Connect a project’s need, activities, budget and evaluation, then revise the proposal accurately in response to a funder’s questions.
16 words · 1 lessons
Along the way
Check what sticks. Finish with proof.
- 3 × Grammar lesson
Learn and revisit grammar through the course.
- 3 × Checkpoint
A short check on the units you have just finished.
- 1 × Grammar module test
Apply the grammar from the preceding lessons.
- 1 × Course test
Pass the test to complete the course.
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