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English Language Learning Units Guide

The document outlines a 12 unit curriculum with 3 lessons in each unit. Each lesson focuses on different grammar points and vocabulary with activities to practice communication skills. The lessons cover topics such as daily life, food, home, city life, travel and ambitions with the goal of teaching English for communication purposes.

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English Language Learning Units Guide

The document outlines a 12 unit curriculum with 3 lessons in each unit. Each lesson focuses on different grammar points and vocabulary with activities to practice communication skills. The lessons cover topics such as daily life, food, home, city life, travel and ambitions with the goal of teaching English for communication purposes.

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UNIT LESSON 1 LESSON 2

1 Your life Grammar: subject pronouns + positive forms


of to be
Grammar: possessive ’s; possessive adjectives;
yes/no questions with to be
page 5 Vocabulary: countries and nationalities Vocabulary: families
Can do: talk about where you are from Can do: exchange information about your family

2 Activities Grammar: Present Simple: I/ you/ we


Vocabulary: holidays
Grammar: Present Simple: he/ she/ it
Vocabulary: verbs
page 15 Can do: talk about your daily routine Can do: write about a daily routine

3 Free time Grammar: Present Simple: negative


Vocabulary: basic leisure activities; days of
Grammar: can/ can’t
Vocabulary: sports, games and activities; play/go/do
page 25 the week + sport
Can do: talk about your free time Can do: talk about what you can and can’t do

4 Food Grammar: countable and uncountable nouns;


How much?/ How many?
Grammar: a/ an, some and any
Vocabulary: containers; adjectives describing
page 35 Vocabulary: food and drink physical and emotional states
Can do: talk about quantities and numbers Can do: talk about your diet and lifestyle

5 Home Grammar: there is/ there are


Vocabulary: equipment and furniture
Grammar: have got
Vocabulary: personal possessions; furniture; houses
page 45 Can do: talk about your home Can do: ask and talk about important possessions

6 City life Grammar: past of to be: all forms; Past Simple


of regular verbs: positive
Grammar: Past Simple: question forms and short
answers
page 55 Vocabulary: buildings Vocabulary: prepositions of place
Can do: talk about your past Can do: understand and give simple directions

7 People Grammar: pronoun one/ ones


Vocabulary: adjectives for describing people
Grammar: possessive pronouns
Vocabulary: ordinal numbers; months
page 65 Can do: write an informal letter describing Can do: say who objects belong to
family members

8 Day to day Grammar: Present Simple; adverbs of


frequency
Grammar: Present Continuous; adverbs of manner
Vocabulary: activities, revision of rooms and clothes
page 75 Vocabulary: clothes Can do: describe what you are doing now
Can do: write a request to a colleague

9 Culture Grammar: comparison of adjectives


Vocabulary: news media
Grammar: superlative adjectives
Vocabulary: films
page 85 Can do: make comparisons between things Can do: write a short film review
and people

10 Journeys Grammar: Present Perfect (been with ever/


never): I/ you/ we/ they
Grammar: Present Perfect with regular and irregular
verbs (he/ she/ it)
page 95 Vocabulary: travel, holiday activities, sports Vocabulary: holidays
Can do: talk about personal experiences Can do: understand key points in a brochure; write a
holiday postcard to a friend

11 Learning Grammar: can/ can’t, have to/ don’t have to


Vocabulary: road rules and signs; traffic
Grammar: review of wh- questions
Vocabulary: types of school, education
page 105 offences and penalties Can do: understand and produce a simple explanation
Can do: understand signs and rules

12 Ambitions Grammar: be going to for intentions


Vocabulary: future time expressions
Grammar: infinitive of purpose; revision of be going to
Vocabulary: ambitions
page 115 Can do: talk about intentions Can do: write an informal letter

Communication activities page 125 Writing bank page 143 Pronunciation bank page 147
LESSON 3 COMMUNICATION FILM BANK

Grammar: a/ an; negative forms of to be Can do: start and finish a basic Meeting people
Vocabulary: jobs conversation page 131
Can do: understand and complete a simple form

Grammar: this, that, these, those, noun plurals Can do: ask simple questions for Unreal City
Vocabulary: everyday objects; colours; some adjectives information and understand simple page 132
Can do: identify everyday objects answers

Functions: making suggestions; using the phone Can do: talk about other people’s Deborah’s day
Vocabulary: large numbers abilities page 133
Can do: understand and leave a simple phone message

Grammar: object pronouns; I’d like Can do: shop for food at a market Two soups
Vocabulary: menus, prices page 134
Can do: order food in a fast food restaurant

Grammar: modifiers (very, quite, really) Can do: talk about furnishing an ResidenSea
Vocabulary: adjectives to describe places apartment page 135
Can do: write an informal email about your country

Grammar: Past Simple: negative Can do: understand a store guide and Amazing buildings
Vocabulary: transport ask for things in shops page 136
Can do: describe your last holiday

Grammar: Past Simple: irregular verbs Can do: identify a person from a Great Expectations
Vocabulary: phrasal verbs simple description page 137
Can do: understand an article

Grammar: Present Simple and Present Continuous Can do: make a complaint in a shop, The Notting Hill Carnival
Vocabulary: the weather; health write a simple letter of complaint page 138
Can do: take part in a factual conversation on a simple topic

Grammar: prefer + noun/-ing form; will for spontaneous Can do: discuss and plan activities Spirit of the city
decisions and offers page 139
Vocabulary: art
Can do: talk about personal preferences

Grammar: -ing form as a noun (subject only) Can do: understand basic hotel Commuting
Vocabulary: types of transport information, book a hotel room page 140
Can do: book a travel ticket

Grammar: Present Continuous for future Can do: make future arrangements Rock climbing
Vocabulary: education and appointments page 141
Can do: talk about future arrangements

Grammar: verbs + infinitive/-ing form (want, would like, like, Can do: plan study objectives Ten great adventures
etc.) page 142
Vocabulary: leisure activities
Can do: talk about likes, dislikes and ambitions

Irregular verbs page 149 Tapescripts page 150

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