AGUILAR ORTIZ CESAR OSWALDO

National Polytechnic School

Language Center
General Guidelines for the English Courses
BASIC LEVEL
OBJECTIVE: After completing the “BASIC LEVEL” material, the students will be
capable of using the essentials of the English Language together with
the corresponding topics and functions.

CONTENTS
UNIT ONE: “ACTIVATE YOUR ENGLISH”
LESSON 1: At an international convention
LESSON 2: In a foreign city
LESSON 3: Getting to know you
LESSON 4: Lifeline to international travel
GRAMMAR: Yes/no and information question formation
Review of present simple statements and questions, etc.
FUNCTIONS: Asking for and giving information
Talking about cities
Talking about yourself
VOCABULARY: Countries and occupations
Nationalities and language
International travel
PRONUNCIATION: Sounds—the alphabet

UNIT TWO: “YOUR ENVIRONMENT”

LESSON 1: A nice place to work
LESSON 2: A nice place to live
LESSON 3: A big move
LESSON 4: Lifeline to sociology
GRAMMAR: Much, many, a lot of
Review of possessive adjectives
FUNCTIONS: Giving opinions
Describing places
Talking about accommodation
VOCABULARY: The work place
Towns and cities
Describing places
Talking about accommodation
PRONUNCIATION: Contrastive stress
UNIT THREE: “PEOPLE IN YOUR LIFE”
LESSON 1: Family matters
LESSON 2: Partners
LESSON 3: Love and relationships
LESSON 4: Lifeline to psychology
GRAMMAR: Subject + to be / have + description
Object pronouns
FUNCTIONS: Talking about families
Describing people
Talking about customs and cultures
Talking about personalities
VOCABULARY: The family
Physical descriptions
Gifts and customs
Personality
PRONUNCIATION: Word stress

UNIT FOUR: “WORK AND PLAY”

LESSON 1: Twenty-four hours
LESSON 2: Work and gender
LESSON 3: Holidays
LESSON 4: Lifeline to stress management
GRAMMAR: Gerunds
Present simple and frequency adverbs
Present progressive
FUNCTIONS: Talking about work and leisure activities
Talking about habits and routines
Discussing current activities
Making definite plans
VOCABULARY: Work
Sports and leisure activities
Housework and office work
National holidays
PRONUNCIATION: Weak forms - / dzv /

UNIT FIVE: “TIME OUT”

LESSON 1: On the town
LESSON 2: What’s on?
LESSON 3: Party time
LESSON 4: Lifeline to food management
GRAMMAR: Prepositions
Gerunds and infinitives
Going to / will / won’t
FUNCTIONS: Giving directions
 Making plans
Making suggestions
Making offers, predictions, and definite plans
VOCABULARY: Directions
Sports and leisure activities
Parties
Business
PRONUNCIATION: Stress and weak forms

UNIT SIX: “IN THE PAST”

LESSON 1: Personal history
LESSON 2: Growing up
LESSON 3: Crime stories
LESSON 4: Lifeline to history
GRAMMAR: Past simple wh- questions
Review of past simple
Past progressive
FUNCTIONS: Talking about personal histories
Talking about school days
Story telling
Talking about events in the past
VOCABULARY: Life histories
Crime
History
PRONUNCIATION: Sounds

PROGRESS TEST
Special Questionnaires

UNIT SEVEN: “LEARNING FOR LIFE”

LESSON 1: School days
LESSON 2: Choices
LESSON 3: Learning culture
LESSON 4: Lifeline to career planning
GRAMMAR: Past simple tense
Comparatives
Can / could / in request
FUNCTIONS: Talking about school days
Talking about plans after graduation
Making informal and formal requests
Talking about career choices
VOCABULARY: School
Applying to colleges
Career planning
PRONUNCIATION: Intonation and linking

UNIT EIGHT: “ON THE MOVE”

LESSON 1: Getting around
LESSON 2: Getting away from it all
LESSON 3: Getting there
LESSON 4: Lifeline to exploration
GRAMMAR: Superlatives
Too / either
FUNCTIONS: Describing modes of transportation
Talking about tourist destinations
Expressing agreement
VOCABULARY: Transport
Hotels and vacation destinations
Explorers and explorations
PRONUNCIATION: Sentence stress

UNIT NINE: “HEALTHY LIVING”

LESSON 1: Laughter is the best medicine
LESSON 2: Your favorite team
LESSON 3: Open wide
LESSON 4: Lifeline to living things
GRAMMAR: Possessive pronouns
Should / need to / have to
FUNCTIONS: Talking about health and giving options
Talking about sports
Giving advice
Talking about people’s appearance
VOCABULARY: Health
Sports
Dental health
PRONUNCIATION: Sounds

UNIT TEN: “THE STORY SO FAR”

LESSON 1: Turning points
LESSON 2: Experience and experiences
LESSON 3: Champions’ stories
LESSON 4: Lifeline to clothes design
GRAMMAR: Past tense
Present perfect with ever / never
Verb forms
FUNCTIONS: Talking about life events
Asking and talking about experiences
Describing clothes, giving opinions
VOCABULARY: Life events
Auto racing
Fashion
PRONUNCIATION: Sounds – vowels

UNIT ELEVEN: “WAYS OF LIFE”

LESSON 1: Traditions
LESSON 2: Your life
LESSON 3: Working together
LESSON 4: Lifeline to business administration
GRAMMAR: Do / make
Present perfect with for, since, and how long?
Tell / ask / want
FUNCTIONS: Talking about and comparing traditions
Asking and talking about people’s lives
Giving orders, making requests and wishes
Making plans
VOCABULARY: Carnivals
Setting up a business
PRONUNCIATION: Stress and rhythm

UNIT TWELVE “WHAT’S NEXT?”

LESSON 1: Reviewing the situation
LESSON 2: Immediate plans
LESSON 3: Twenty-five years from now
LESSON 4: Lifeline to communications technology
GRAMMAR: Review of tenses
Present progressive, going to / might
Will / won’t
FUNCTIONS: Exchanging personal information
Talking and asking about the future
Making predictions
VOCABULARY: Study, work, home, relationships
Weekend breaks and plans
Communications and technology
Connectors
PRONUNCIATION: Sounds

ACHIEVEMENT TEST
 SUPPLEMENTARY TEST
(Special Questionnaires)

TEXTBOOK: Skyline Book Two

UNITS: One to Twelve
CASSETTE: Class Cassette 2

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
OBJECTIVE: At the end of the “INTERMEDIATE LEVEL” the students should be
able to generate short dialogues and conversations regarding the
functions, topics, and vocabulary contents of this level.
CONTENTS
UNIT ONE: “LIFE STORIES”
LESSON 1: Personal history
LESSON 2: Unforgettable memories
LESSON 3: Now and then
LESSON 4: Lifeline to scholarship and jobs
GRAMMAR: Past progressive vs. past simple
Used to…
FUNCTIONS: Talking about past events and experiences
Talking about past habits
Contrasting the past and the present
VOCABULARY: Personal information
So / too / either / neither
Life events
PRONUNCIATION: Sounds – past tense
Ending

UNIT TWO: “WORK AND PLAY”

LESSON 1: Modern careers
LESSON 2: Living to work, or working to live?
LESSON 3: Relaxation and play
LESSON 4: Lifeline to psychology
GRAMMAR: Review of might / will / going to for plans and arrangements
Review of comparatives and superlatives
FUNCTIONS: Talking about present lifestyle and future plans
Making comparisons
Giving opinions
VOCABULARY: The family
Participial adjectives – interested / interesting
Leisure activities
Cognates
PRONUNCIATION: Contractions
UNIT THREE: “TOWARD THE FUTURE”
LESSON 1: Energy sources
LESSON 2: Predicting the future
LESSON 3: What if…?
LESSON 4: Lifeline to health sciences
GRAMMAR: Will / won’t and going to for predictions
The first conditional
FUNCTIONS: Giving opinions
Making predictions
Talking about conditions and results
Giving advice
VOCABULARY: Types of energy source
The body and its functions
Health and fitness
PRONUNCIATION: Sentence stress – first conditional

UNIT FOUR: “CITY LIFE”

LESSON 1: Immigrants
LESSON 2: Cultural differences
LESSON 3: City versus country
LESSON 4: Lifeline to urban planning
GRAMMAR: Review of present perfect vs. past simple
Too and enough, too much / too many
FUNCTIONS: Giving opinions
Talking about social customs
Discussing and stating preferences
VOCABULARY: Loan words
Country and city life
Problems of urbanization
PRONUNCIATION: Word stress

UNIT FIVE: “FORTUNES”

LESSON 1: The lottery of life
LESSON 2: Born to shop?
LESSON 3: Money, money, money
LESSON 4: Lifeline to economics
GRAMMAR: Verb complementation
Reasons and purposes: because / so / so that / to
FUNCTIONS: Talking about fortune
Talking about plans
Talking about shopping
Talking about inflation
VOCABULARY: Collocations
Money
 Shopping
PRONUNCIATION: Word stress

UNIT SIX: “ENTERTAINMENT”

LESSON 1: Entertainment at home
LESSON 2: Going out
LESSON 3: Movie history
LESSON 4: Lifeline to movie and TV production
GRAMMAR: Indefinite pronouns
Relative clauses
FUNCTIONS: Talking about home entertainment
Talking about places to visit
Talking about likes, dislikes and preferences
Talking about TV
VOCABULARY: Movie vocabulary
Television vocabulary
PRONUNCIATION: Sound – “o” as / ^ / or /

PROGRESS TEST
Special Questionnaires

UNIT SEVEN: “LIVING CULTURE”

LESSON 1: Celebrations
LESSON 2: Culture on the table
LESSON 3: Culture at home
LESSON 4: Lifeline to intercultural communication
GRAMMAR: Present passive
Expressions followed by verb + ing or to + verb
FUNCTIONS: Describing celebrations and customs
Describing food
Talking about customs in your own country
Talking about cultural differences
VOCABULARY: Festivals
Food and ingredients
Culture
PRONUNCIATION: Weak forms – verb + to

UNIT EIGHT “GOOD HEALTH”

LESSON 1: You and your body
LESSON 2: Dangerous practices
LESSON 3: The best remedies
LESSON 4: Lifeline to alternative medicine
GRAMMAR: Causatives: have / get something done
Must, may / might, can’t
FUNCTIONS: Talking about health and your body
Making suggestions
Expressing opinions
Talking about possibilities
VOCABULARY: Body parts
Types of exercises
Illnesses
Symptoms
Remedies
PRONUNCIATION: Word stress

UNIT NINE: “IMAGINATION”

LESSON 1: Dreams
LESSON 2: Wishes and hopes
LESSON 3: Creatures of the imagination
LESSON 4: Lifeline to physical science
GRAMMAR: Wishes about the present, hopes for the future
The second conditional
FUNCTIONS: Talking about wishes and dreams
Talking about imaginary situations
VOCABULARY: Words with similar meanings; wish / hope / expect / wait
PRONUNCIATION: Sentence stress – second conditional

UNIT TEN: “SEEING THE WORLD”

LESSON 1: Armchair travel
LESSON 2: The real thing
LESSON 3: Visitors from abroad
LESSON 4: Lifeline to tourism and hospitality
GRAMMAR: Reporting statements and opinions
Requesting and stating information
FUNCTIONS: Giving opinions
Talking about likes and dislikes
Reporting what someone said
Asking polite questions
VOCABULARY: Virtual reality
Travel
Tourism and the tourist industry
PRONUNCIATION: Intonation – question forms

UNIT ELEVEN “PROGRESS?”

LESSON 1: Early breakthroughs
LESSON 2: Important inventions
LESSON 3: Different perspectives
LESSON 4: Lifeline to I.T.
GRAMMAR: Past passive
Was / were going to
FUNCTIONS: Talking about discoveries and inventions
Talking about past plans that went wrong
Describing things
VOCABULARY: Word formation
Technology
PRONUNCIATION: Weak forms – was / were

UNIT TWELVE: “CONSUMERISM”

LESSON 1: Patterns of buying
LESSON 2: The hard sell
LESSON 3: Spotlight on a corporation
LESSON 4: Lifeline to advertising and marketing
GRAMMAR: Present perfect vs. present perfect progressive
FUNCTIONS: Giving reasons
Guessing meaning from context
Persuading
Describing advertisements
VOCABULARY: Clothing
Advertising
Collocation
Synonyms
PRONUNCIATION: Review of numbers

ACHIEVEMENT TEST
SUPPLEMENTARY TEST
(Special Questionnaires)

TEXTBOOK: Skyline Book Three

UNITS: One to Twelve
CASSETTE: Class Cassette 3

ADVANCED LEVEL 1
OBJECTIVE: The students of the level “ADVANCED 1” will demonstrate their
ability to understand and use the English Language through dialogues,
conversations, oral presentations, listening and reading comprehension
activities.
CONTENTS
UNIT ONE: “RELATIONSHIP AND COMMUNICATION”
LESSON 1: Parents and children
LESSON 2: In the workplace
LESSON 3: Between friends
LESSON 4: Language for life: foreign countries
GRAMMAR: Review of past tenses and present perfect
Conditionals: zero, first and second
FUNCTIONS: Making polite request for information
Talking about causes and effects / situations and decisions
Reporting other people´s ideas
VOCABULARY: Compound and paired words
Expressions related to the home
Adjectives to describe character
PRONUNCIATION: Rhythm

UNIT TWO: ¨WORK AND MONEY¨

LESSON 1: Working to live, or living to work?
LESSON 2: Winning and losing money
LESSON 3: Entrepreneurs
LESSON 4: Language for life: armchair shopping
GRAMMAR: Review of passives
Review of relative clauses
FUNCTIONS: Talking about processes / past events
Defining what / who you´re talking about
VOCABULARY: Words / expressions related to jobs
Financial
PRONUNCIATION: Word stress

UNIT THREE: ¨KEEPING UP WITH TECHNOLOGY”

LESSON 1: Developing the automobile
LESSON 2: Communication systems
LESSON 3: Using technology
LESSON 4: Language for life: learning on the Web
GRAMMAR: Gerunds
Questions tags
FUNCTIONS: Confirming / questioning information
VOCABULARY: Appliances / technology
Environment
Cars
PRONUNCIATION: Contrastive stress
Intonation – question tags

UNIT FOUR: ¨HOUSE AND HOME¨

LESSON1: Home away from home
LESSON 2: Decoration
LESSON 3: Street scenes
LESSON 4: Language for life: places to stay
GRAMMAR: Multi-word verbs
Used to and would
FUNCTIONS: Talking about setting up / carrying out projects
Talking about habits and states in the past
VOCABULARY: Multi-word verbs
Describing interiors
PRONUNCIATION: Intonation – questions

UNIT FIVE: ¨CRIME AND LAW¨

LESSON 1: Unsolved crimes
LESSON 2: Crime and punishment
LESSON 3: Crime knows no borders
LESSON 4: Language for life: understanding nations
GRAMMAR: Past perfect
Review of past tenses
FUNCTIONS: Talking about background facts / past circumstances
Talking about previous events
VOCABULARY: Crime
Law
PRONUNCIATION: Past tense forms

UNIT SIX: ¨MASS MEDIA¨

LESSON 1: Sensationalism
LESSON 2: Investigative journalism
LESSON 3: Ethical issues
LESSON 4: Language for life: doing research
GRAMMAR: Past reported speech: statements and questions
FUNCTIONS: Reporting what people have said, opinions they have given
Debating points
VOCABULARY: Nouns as adjectives
Reporting verbs
Expressions for discussions
PRONUNCIATION: Word stress

PROGRESS TEST
Special Questionnaires

UNIT SEVEN: ¨TRENDS¨

LESSON 1: My generation
LESSON 2: Looking good
LESSON 3: Shop till you drop
LESSON 4: Language for life: getting the idea
GRAMMAR: Adjective order
Quantifiers
FUNCTIONS: Describing people / places / things / events
VOCABULARY: Clothing
 Shopping items
Music / instruments
PRONUNCIATION: Linking

UNIT EIGHT: ¨BIG MOMENTS¨

LESSON 1: Personal firsts
LESSON 2: Your first date
LESSON 3: The big day
LESSON 4: Language for life: job hunting
GRAMMAR: Obligation / necessity
Prepositions of time
FUNCTIONS: Talking about obligation and necessity
Indicating time
VOCABULARY: Weddings and graduations
Inviting
PRONUNCIATION: Intonation – showing interest

UNIT NINE: ¨MEN AND WOMEN¨

LESSON 1: Evaluation tradition
LESSON 2: Coincidence or destiny?
LESSON 3: Gifts of love
LESSON 4: Language for life: business and social customs
GRAMMAR: Third conditional
Wish
FUNCTIONS: Talking about past conditions / cause and effect
Expressing regret
VOCABULARY: Gender
Practical / ethical issues
Discussion
PRONUNCIATION: Sentence stress – conditionals

UNIT TEN: ¨LIFE´S A JOURNEY¨´

LESSON 1: Stranger than fiction
LESSON 2: A near tragedy
LESSON 3: War of the worlds
LESSON 4: Language for life: making the most of travel
GRAMMAR: Past modals: would, should, could
Prepositions of time
FUNCITONS: Talking about obligation and necessity
Indicating time
VOCABULARY: Weddings and graduations
Inviting
PRONUNCIATION: Intonation – showing interest
UNIT ELEVEN: ¨STAGES OF LIFE¨
LESSON 1: Learning to be human
LESSON 2: Goals in life – or just wanna have fun?
LESSON 3: When I´m 64
LESSON 4: Language for life: scholarships
GRAMMAR: Future progressive vs. future simple
Connectors
FUNCTIONS: Talking about future events
VOCABULARY: People: from cradle to grave
Linking words
PRONUNCIATION: Linking

UNIT TWELVE: ¨CRYSTAL BALL¨

LESSON 1: Looking back at 2001
LESSON 2: Tomorrow´s world
LESSON 3: Your future
LESSON 4: Language for life: the world of English
GRAMMAR: Future perfect
Review: future forms
FUNCITONS: Getting ideas across clearly
Analyzing / discussing language
VO¨CABULARY: Language of prediction
Computer words and expressions
PRONUNCIATION: Intonation and emotion

ACHIEVEMENT TEST
SUPPLEMENTARY TEST
(Special Questionnaires)

TEXTBOOK: Skyline Book Four

UNITS: One to Twelve
CASSETTE: Class Cassette 4

ADVANCED LEVEL 2
OBJECTIVE: The English level ¨ADVANCED II¨ will enable the students to use the
English Language efficiently by means of listening, speaking, reading
and writing.

CONTENTS
UNIT ONE: ¨THE 20th CENTURY¨
LESSON 1: Culture
LESSON 2: History and politics
LESSON 3: Heroes and villains
LESSON 4: Language for life: conference – going
GRAMMAR: Connectors
Part time clauses
FUNCTIONS: Talking about events in the past
Giving personal opinions on music and art
Talking and writing about famous people
Talking about conferences
VOCABULARY: Strategies for understanding words
Words that go together
PRONUNCIATION: Word stress – different parts of speech

UNIT TWO: ¨PEOPLE AND TECHNOLOGY¨

LESSON 1: Living with machines
LESSON 2: Genetic engineering
LESSON 3: Technology dependence and risks
LESSON 4: Language for life: technology surveys
GRAMMAR: Whoever, whatever, whenever, wherever
Word order with two-word verbs
FUNCTIONS: Talking about technology now and in the future
Talking about genetics
Doing a technology survey
VOCABULARY: Multi-word verb meanings
PRONUNCIATION: Stress with separable two-word verbs

UNIT THREE: ¨GLOBAL VERSUS LOCAL¨

LESSON 1: The real thing
LESSON 2: International and local food
LESSON 3: Hollywood versus Bollywood
LESSON 4: Language for life: franchises
GRAMMAR: Nouns in groups
Indefinite pronouns: everyone, nobody, something, anywhere, etc.
FUNCTIONS: Talking about imitation products
Talking about food and food festivals
Discussing the movie industry
Making a business plan
VOCABULARY: Food
Business language
PRONUNCIATION: Sounds – / eı /, / e / and /aı/

UNIT FOUR: ¨FAMILY, FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES¨

LESSON 1: Brothers and sisters
LESSON 2: All you need is love
LESSON 3: Working relations
LESSON 4: Language for life: foreign exchanges
GRAMMAR: Review of present tenses
 Verbs that do not take the progressive
FUNCTIONS: Talking about events in or around the present
Describing character
Discussing beliefs, relationships and communication
Preparing for a foreign exchange
VOCABULARY: Suffixes: -able, -ate, -ful, -ible
Words for gesture, posture and voice
PRONUNCIATION:

UNIT FIVE: ¨THE BEST OF THE PAST¨

LESSON 1: The history of pop culture
LESSON 2: Revolutionaries past and present
LESSON 3: Viewpoint
LESSON 4: Language for life: project management
GRAMMAR: The past
FUNCTIONS: Discussing past and present youth culture
Talking about cities now and in the past
Putting a case for a new UNESCO site
VOCABULARY: Recording vocabulary
City-related words past and present
PRONUNCIATION:

UNIT SIX: ¨OUR CENTURY¨

LESSON 1: Future shock
LESSON 2: The best intentions
LESSON 3: Biosphere
LESSON 4: Language for life: getting involved
GRAMMAR: Future simple, be going to and future perfect
Review of future forms
FUNCTIONS: Talking about science fiction
Talking about personal plans for the future
Negotiations to choose members of a team
Planning a community project
VOCABULARY: Synonyms
The environment
The language of presentation
PRONUNCIATION: Intonation – showing interest

PROGRESS TEST
 Special Questionnaires

UNIT SEVEN: ¨THE WORLD OF SPORT¨

Lesson 1: You view
Lesson 2: The business view
Lesson 3: The career view
Lesson 4: Language for life: the REALLY big sports festival
GRAMMAR: Review and extension of relative clauses
More relative clauses and modifying phrases
FUNCTIONS: Talking about the business of sport
Describing different parts of the body
Talking about injuries to the body
Analyzing the Olympic Games
VOCABULARY: The body and sports
Business and money
PRONUNCIATION: Weak form of that in relative clauses

UNIT EIGHT: ¨THE IMAGE INDUSTRY¨

LESSON 1: Making faces
LESSON 2: Cosmetic surgery
LESSON 3: Selling beauty
LESSON 4: Language for life: advertising and promotion
GRAMMAR: Review and extension of passives
Active and passive
FUNCTIONS: Describing the face
Giving advice
Talking about past processes and events
Promoting new products
VOCABULARY: The human face
Medicine
Commercials
PRONUNCIATION: Intonation – questions

UNIT NINE: ¨A QUESTION OF LUCK¨

LESSON 1: Good and bad luck
LESSON 2: Optimism versus pessimism
LESSON 3: What if . . . ?
LESSON 4: Language for life: career management
GRAMMAR: Real and unreal conditionals
Unreal past conditionals
FUNCTIONS: Discussing superstitions
Talking about attitudes to life
Talking about cause and effect
VOCABULARY: Affixes
 Flying
Career planning
PRONUNCIATION: Intonation – lists

UNIT TEN: ¨FREE TIME¨

LESSON 1: Blood sports
LESSON 2: A game of skill and luck
LESSON 3: Let´s get together
LESSON 4: Language for life: being sociable
GRAMMAR: Instructions
Review of adverbs and adverbials
FUNCTIONS: Expressing opinions
Talking about past traditions
Discussing how sociable you are and analyzing personality
VOCABULARY: Opinion and (dis) agreement
PRONUNCIATION: Sounds – homophones

UNIT ELEVEN: ¨FURRY FRIENDS¨

LESSON 1: Preservation or extinction?
LESSON 2: Responsible ownership
LESSON 3: Animals as healers and teachers
LESSON 4: Language for life: traveling with Rover
GRAMMAR: Review of hope and wish
Mixed conditionals
FUNCTIONS: Describing people by comparing them with something
Talking about the science and ethics of cloning
Talking about future hopes and expressing regret
Discussing the treatment of and the uses of animals
VOCABULARY: Similes
Animals
PRONUNCIATION: Weak forms and linking

UNIT TWELVE: ¨USING LANGUAGE SKILLS¨

LESSON 1: Read to learn
LESSON 2: Writing in the right tone
LESSON 3: The art of listening
LESSON 4: Say what you mean
GRAMMAR: Recognizing genre
Writing in the right tone
Listening strategies
Charades
FUNCITONS: Making inferences
Writing a letter
Listening for the general idea
 Explain this!
VOCABULARY: Working out meaning
Listening for detail
Chain story
PRONUNCIATION: Listening for interference
Educated guesses

ACHIEVEMENT TEST
SUPPLEMENTARY TEST
(Special Questionnaires)

TEXTBOOK: Skyline Book Five

UNITS: One to Twelve
CASSETTE: Class Cassette 5

REFERENCE MATERIALS:
1. Student´s Books: Two, Three, Four, Five
2: Workbooks: Two, Three, Four, Five
3: Interleaved Teachers´ Guides: Two, Three, Four, Five
4: Test Disks
5. Resource Packs
6. Student´s Book Cassettes / Audio CDs
7. Song Cassettes / Audio CDs
8. Video Cassettes
9. Video Activity Books
10. Website: [Link]

GRAMMAR: Present perfect vs. present perfect progressive

FUNCTIONS: Giving reasons
Guessing meaning from context
Persuading
Describing advertisements
VOCABULARY: Clothing
Advertising
Collocation
Synonyms
PRONUNCIATION: Review of numbers

ACHIEVEMENT TEST
 SUPPLEMENTARY TEST
(Special Questionnaires)

TEXTBOOK: Skyline Book Three

UNITS: One to Twelve
CASSETTE: Class Cassette 3

Atentamente,

Firmado electrónicamente por:

ERNESTO JR
SANTOS RAGUS

Mgs. Ernesto Jr Santos Ragus

Responsable de Lingüística

Elaborado por: Gabriela Troya

Firmado electrónicamente por:

FERNANDO JAVIER
CALDERON ORDONEZ