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Grammar & Language Functions: 1. Core Modules (Units & Themes)

The syllabus is divided into five core thematic modules focusing on family life, education, health, leisure, and technology, each with specific topics and vocabulary. It also covers key grammatical structures and language functions such as tenses, modals, and sentence structures. Skills assessed include reading comprehension, language practice, and writing in both guided and free formats.

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Grammar & Language Functions: 1. Core Modules (Units & Themes)

The syllabus is divided into five core thematic modules focusing on family life, education, health, leisure, and technology, each with specific topics and vocabulary. It also covers key grammatical structures and language functions such as tenses, modals, and sentence structures. Skills assessed include reading comprehension, language practice, and writing in both guided and free formats.

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1.

Core Modules (Units & Themes)


The syllabus is organized into thematic modules centered on daily life, society, and
technology:
 Module 1: Family Life & Relationships
o Topics: Family dynamics, generation gap (parent-teen relationships), communication at home.
o Vocabulary: Relationships, feelings, upbringing, daily routine.
 Module 2: School & Education
o Topics: Educational systems, school life, the ideal school, rules, and discipline.
o Vocabulary: School subjects, extracurricular activities, future academic plans.
 Module 3: Health, Food & Lifestyle
o Topics: Balanced nutrition, physical and mental health, sports, junk food, and modern health
issues.
o Vocabulary: Nutrition, symptoms, medical advice, healthy habits.
 Module 4: Leisure, Entertainment & Travel
o Topics: Free time activities, travel, holidays, media, music, and books.
o Vocabulary: Travel destinations, leisure activities, holiday planning.
 Module 5: Technology, Science & Environment (Key unit for Science students)
o Topics: Impact of the Internet and social media, new technologies, environmental protection,
climate change.
o Vocabulary: Computing, ecology, pollution, scientific innovations.
2. Grammar & Language Functions
Key grammatical structures and communicative functions covered throughout the year:
 Tenses:
o Simple Present vs. Present Continuous
o Simple Past vs. Past Continuous
o Present Perfect (with since, for, already, yet)
o Expressing the Future (will, be going to)
 Modals:
o Obligation, prohibition, and advice (must, mustn't, should, ought to, have to).
o Ability and possibility (can, could, may, might).
 Sentence Structures:
o Comparatives and Superlatives
o Conditionals (Type 0, Type 1, Type 2)
o Expressing Cause & Effect (because, so, therefore, as a result)
o Expressing Contrast & Concession (but, however, although, despite)
 Language Functions:
o Expressing opinions, agreement, and disagreement.
o Giving advice and making recommendations.
o Describing processes, charts, or images.
3. Skills Assessed
 Reading Comprehension: Answering text-based questions, finding synonyms/antonyms,
identifying pronoun references.
 Language Practice: Fill-in-the-blanks, multiple-choice questions, error correction, tense verb
conjugation, matching exercises.
 Writing:
o Guided Writing: Writing a short text based on prompts, charts, or notes.
o Free Writing: Writing a short essay, personal letter, or email (e.g., advising a friend, giving an
opinion on technology, sharing a personal experience).

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