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SEMESTR I

1. ‘Food’- Speaking and listening skills.

Vocabulary Practice: Food and cooking.

2. ‘Mood food’ - Reading comprehension. Speaking tasks.

Present Simple and Present Continuous.

3. ‘Restaurants’ - Listening comprehension. Speaking tasks.

Present Simple and Present Continuous, action and non-action verbs.

4.’Family life’ - Speaking and listening skills.

Future forms: present continuous, going to, will/ won’t

each other

5. ‘Younger brother or only child?’ - Reading comprehension. Speaking.

Future forms: present continuous, going to, will/ won’t

6. ‘Personality’- Speaking and listening skills.

Vocabulary: Family, adjectives of personality. Writing skills: A description of a person.

7. ‘Practical English: Meeting the parents’ – Listening comprehension.

‘Spend or save?’ - Speaking tasks. Vocabulary Practice: Money.

8. ‘Money’ - Speaking and listening skills.

Grammar: Present Perfect and Past Simple.

9. ‘The millionaire with a secret’- Reading comprehension. Speaking tasks.

Grammar: Present Perfect and Past Simple.

10. ‘Changing lives’ – Speaking and listening skills.

Grammar: Present Perfect (for/ since) and Present Perfect Continuous.

11. ‘TV presenter’s Amazon challenge’ – Reading comprehension. Speaking tasks.

Grammar: Present Perfect (for/ since) and Present Perfect Continuous.

12. Speaking. Vocabulary Practice: Strong adjectives.

Writing skills: An informal e-mail.

13. Vocabulary Practice: Physiotherapy. Physiotherapists and their patients. 

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

14. Vocabulary Practice: Human body.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

15. Vocabulary Practice: Common causes of back pain. Back pain exercises.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

SEMESTR II

1. ‘Race across London’ – Speaking and listening skills. Reading comprehension.

Vocabulary Practice: Transport.

2. ‘Driving’ – Speaking and listening skills. Grammar: Comparatives and superlatives.

3. Speaking and listening skills. Grammar: Comparatives and superlatives.

4. Speaking tasks. Writing skills: An article for a magazine.

5. ‘Stereotypes – or are they?’ – Speaking tasks. Reading comprehension.

Grammar: Articles (a/an, the, no article).

6. Speaking and listening tasks. Grammar: Articles (a/an, the, no article).

7. ‘Men & women – stereotypes or true?’ - Speaking tasks. ‘Commando Dad’ – Reading skills.

Vocabulary Practice: Dependent prepositions.

8. Speaking tasks. ‘Practical English: A difficult celebrity’ - Listening comprehension.

Grammar: can, could, be able to.

9. ‘Failure and success’ – Speaking tasks. Reading comprehension.

Grammar: can, could, be able to.

10. ‘He’s English, but he can speak eleven languages’ – Speaking and listening skills. Reading comprehension.

Vocabulary Practice: -ed and -ing adjectives. Grammar: Reflexive pronouns.

11. ‘Modern manners?’ – Speaking and listening skills. Reading comprehension. Vocabulary Practice: Phone

language. Grammar: Modals of obligation: must, have to, should.

12. ‘Good manners, bad manners?’ - Speaking and listening tasks. Reading comprehension.

Grammar: Modals of obligation: must, have to, should. ‘Should have’.

13. Vocabulary practice: Pain: Types and causes.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

14. Vocabulary practice: Healthy lifestyle.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

15. Vocabulary practice: Hospital. Equipment and wards.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

SEMESTR III

1. ‘Sport superstitions’ – Speaking and listening skills. Reading comprehension.

Vocabulary Practice – Sport.

2. Speaking tasks. Past tenses: simple, continuous, perfect.

Reading skills.

3. ‘Anecdotes’- Speaking tasks. Past tenses: simple, continuous, perfect.

4. Speaking tasks. Writing skills: Telling a story.

5. Speaking tasks. ‘Love at Exit 19’- Reading comprehension. Grammar: ‘usually and used to’.

6. Speaking and listening skills. Vocabulary Practice: Relationships. Grammar: ‘usually and used to’.

7. ‘Practical English: Old Friends’ – Listening comprehension.

‘Shot on location’ – Reading comprehension. Speaking tasks.

8. Speaking and listening skills. Grammar: Passive (all tenses).

9. Speaking tasks. Grammar: Passive (all tenses). Vocabulary Practice: Cinema.

10. Speaking tasks. Writing skills: A film review.

11. ‘Judging by appearances’ – Speaking tasks. Reading comprehension. Vocabulary Practice: The body.

12. Speaking tasks. ‘Yes, appearance matters.’ – Reading comprehension. Grammar: Modals of deduction:

might, can’t, must.

13. Vocabulary Practice: First aid. Accidents.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

14. Vocabulary Practice: The respiratory system. Breathing difficulties.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

15. Vocabulary Practice: The brain.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

SEMESTR IV

1. ‘Extraordinary school for boys’ - Speaking, listening and reading skills. Vocabulary Practice: Education.

2. ‘Do you want to practise for five hours or six?’ - Speaking tasks. Reading and listening skills. Grammar:

First conditional and future time clauses + when, until, etc.

3. ‘Ideal home’ – Speaking and reading skills. Vocabulary Pratice: Houses. First conditional and future time

clauses + when, until, etc. ‘make and let’.

4. ‘Tchaikovsky’s house’ – Reading comprehension. Speaking and listening skills. Writing skills: Describing a

house or flat.

5. Speaking tasks. ‘Practical English: Boys’ night out’ – Listening comprehension. Grammar: Second

Conditional.

6. ‘Sell and tell’ – Speaking and listening. Reading comprehension. Vocabulary Practice – Shopping.

Grammar: Second Conditional.

7. ‘The King of Complainers’ – Reading comprehension. Speaking and listening tasks. Grammar: Reported

Speech (sentences and questions).

8. Speaking tasks. Vocabulary: Making nouns from verbs. Grammar: Reported Speech (sentences and

questions).

9. Speaking tasks. Writing skills: A letter of complaint.

10. ‘What’s the right job for you?’ – Speaking tasks. Vocabulary Practice: Work. Grammar: Gerunds and

infinitives.

11. ‘In the Dragons’ Den’ – Reading comprehension. Speaking and listening tasks. Grammar: Gerunds and

infinitives.

12. Speaking and listening tasks. Writing skills: A covering e-mail with your CV.

13. Vocabulary practice: The diagnostic process. 

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

14. Vocabulary practice: Common injuries and ailments.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

15. Vocabulary practice: Stretching.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

SEMESTR V

1. ‘Lucky encounters’ – Speaking tasks. Reading comprehension. Grammar: Third Conditional.

2. ‘A question of luck?’ – Speaking, reading and listening skills. Vocabulary Practice: Making adjectives and

adverbs.

Grammar: Third Conditional.

3. ‘Too much information’ – Speaking and reading skills. Grammar: Quantifiers.

4. Speaking and listening tasks. Grammar: Quantifiers. Separable phrasal verbs. Vocabulary Practice:

Electronic devices.

5. Speaking tasks. Writing skills: A magazine article – advantages and disadvantages.

6. ‘Practical English: Unexpected events – Listening comprehension. ‘Modern icons’ – Speaking and reading

tasks. Vocabulary Practice: Phrasal verbs.

7. Speaking tasks. Writing skills: A biography.

8. Speaking tasks. Grammar: Relative clauses.

9. ‘Great British Design Icons’ – Speaking and listening skills. Grammar: Relative clauses.

10. Speaking and listening tasks. Vocabulary Practice: Compound nouns, word stress.

11. ‘Two murder mysteries’ – Speaking and listening skills. Reading comprehension. Vocabulary Practice:

Crime. Grammar: Question tags.

12. ‘The Case for the Defence’ - Speaking and listening skills. Reading comprehension. Grammar: Question

tags.

13. Vocabulary practice: Risk factors.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

14. Vocabulary practice: Improving balance.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

15. Vocabulary practice:. Giving feedback.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

SEMESTR VI

1. ‘Q&A with a pop-star’ – Speaking tasks. Reading comprehension. Grammar: question formation.

2. ‘Do you believe it?’ – Speaking, reading and listening skills. Vocabulary practice: adjectives describing personality. Grammar: Auxiliary verbs; the..the..+ comparatives

3. ‘You're the doctor!’ – Speaking and reading skills. Vocabulary Practice: illness and treatment.

4. 'What does the future hold?' - Speaking and listening tasks. Grammar: Present Perfect Simple /Continuous tenses.

5. Speaking tasks. Writing skills: An informal email/letter.

6. Revise & check: vocabulary & grammar revision exercises. 'Passwords reveal your personality' – text. Can you understand these people ? - listening comprehension exercises.

7. 'National stereotypes: truth or myth?' Speaking, reading and listening skills. Grammar: adjectives as nouns, adjective order.

8. 'Air travel: the inside story.' Speaking tasks. Reading comprehension. Vocabulary practice: Air travel.

9. Vocabulary practice: Clothes and fashion. Grammar: narrative tenses, Past Perfect Continuous, so/such...that

10. 'Incredibly short stories.' Reading comprehension. Grammar: adverbs and adverbial phrases.

11. Vocabulary practice: confusing adverbs and adverbial phrases. Writing skills: A short story.

12. Revise & check: vocabulary & grammar revision exercises. 'How I concurred my fear of flying' – text. Can you understand these people ? - listening comprehension exercises.

13. Vocabulary practice: The spine and the spinal discs.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

14. Vocabulary practice:  Support and movement. Stability and flexibility of human body.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

15. Vocabulary practice: Axial and appendicular skeletons. Physiotherapy and psychotherapy. Biodynamic massage.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

SEMESTR VII

1. ‘The one place a burglar won't look.’ – Speaking tasks. Reading comprehension. Grammar: passive (all forms), it is said...., he is thought to ...etc.

2. ‘Stormy weather’ – Speaking, reading and listening skills. Vocabulary practice: Weather.

Grammar: Future Perfect/Continuous tenses.

3. ‘Taking a risk’ – Speaking and reading skills. Vocabulary Practice: Crime and Punishment.

4. 'High risk?' - Colloquial English and listening tasks. Writing skills: Expressing your opinion.

5. Speaking tasks. Grammar: conditionals and future time clauses; likely/probably. Vocabulary practice: expressions with 'take'.

6. Revise & check: vocabulary & grammar revision exercises. 'Community service is the best punishment for young people who commit a minor offence.' – text. Can you understand these people ? - listening comprehension exercises.

7. 'Would you get out alive?' Speaking, reading and listening skills. Grammar: unreal conditionals.

8. 'How I trained my husband.' Reading comprehension. Vocabulary practice: Feelings. Verbs often confused.

9. “Stage and screen.' Colloquial English and listening tasks. Grammar: past modals; would rather/had better.

10. 'Let your body do the talking.' Speaking and listening skills. Vocabulary practice: verbs of the senses.

11. Vocabulary practice: The body. Writing skills: An article.

12. Revise & check: vocabulary & grammar revision exercises. 'Slimline snaps that help holidaymakers to stretch the truth' – text. Can you understand these people ? - listening comprehension exercises.

13. Vocbulary practice: Pilates – mind and body training method during pregnancy. Relaxation and concentration.
Speaking, reading and listening skills.

14. Vocabulary practice:  Back pain – Questions to a doctor.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

15. Vocabulary practice: Muscles in pairs, tendons and levers in a body. Neck and shoulder massage.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

SEMESTR VIII

1. ‘The psychology of music.’ – Speaking tasks. Reading comprehension. Grammar: gerunds and infinitives. Vocabulary practice: Music.

2. ‘Counting sheep’ – Speaking and listening skills. Vocabulary practice: Sleep.

3. Writing skills: A formal letter. Grammar: used to, be used to, get used to.

4. 'Music festivals' - Colloquial English and listening tasks.

5. 'Breaking news.' Reading comprehension and discussion. Grammar: reporting verbs: as. Vocabulary: The media.

6. Revise & check: vocabulary & grammar revision exercises. 'Still awake...after 33 years.' – text. Can you understand these people ? - listening comprehension exercises.

7. 'Speaking to the world.' Speaking, reading and listening skills. Grammar: Articles.

8. 'Bright lights, big city.' Reading comprehension. Vocabulary practice: Towns and cities. Collocation: word pairs.

9. 'Great cities.' Colloquial English and listening tasks. Grammar: Uncountable and plural nouns; have something done.

10. 'Eureka!.' Reading comprehension and discussion. Grammar: quantifiers: all, every etc.

11. Vocabulary practice: Science. Writing skills: A report.

12. Revise & check: vocabulary & grammar revision exercises. 'Loud and clear: the message sent by your voice.' – text. Can you understand these people ? - listening comprehension exercises.

13. Vocabulary practice: When should I stop exercising? Sleeping.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

14. Vocabulary practice: Osteoarthrisis. Osteoporosis.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

15. Vocabulary practice: Little professional dictionary. Writing a CV.

Speaking, reading and listening skills.

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