MODULE 1 GOING AWAY
FUNCTIONS Si ^EA t'SOM MUNIGAT10_№
Talking about past experiences f ” !' ■ Talking about fixed future events
-Sapyear ; * summer camp applications
P3 1
■ Talking about the present - Asking and talking about possessions * Travelling by plane
GRAMMAR
Past participles Present perfect
Present perfect with for or sines Present perfect v past simple been and .gone
Present simple for fixed future events
Present perfect with Just
• present perfect with already
■ Present perfect with yet
■ still
• Whose + possessive pronouns
VOCABULARY
SKILLS, STRATEGIES; PRONUNCIATION
Countries
Activities
i ■ Music ! * ft the airoort
Reading; an article about activities and advice for a gap year Listening: two people talking about their gap year experiences
Speaking; interviewing a person about experiences during a gap year
Writing: an email relating gap year experiences Strategies: reading for information Pronunciation: tea/ /fa-
Reading; s brochure about visiting New York listening: three tourists talking about their movements in New York
Speaking: discussing choices of places to visit and agreeing an itinerary, reporting to the class Writing: a 3-day guide to a major city in your country Strategies: talking in groups Pronunciation: iji /d5/
INTERCULTURE, STORY, CLIL,
: ' SONG
T0WARD5 EXAMS
FT
■ &
REAL COMMUNICATION
MODULE 2
Get into culture
Summer camps Tourism
Interculture j
Aboutthe USA (LINKS pp.162-163) |
Holidays in the USA (LINKS pp. 164-165) i About Bulgaria (LINKS pp. 166-167) l
Holidays in Bulgaria (LINKS pp. 168-169) [
CLIL j
Music: History of jazz (LINKS pp.210-211) j Song
"Englishman In New York" (LINKS p.225)
Trinity ISE I Portfolio
Correspondence (SB p.24„ p.25)
PIT Listening
(LINKS p.148—149)
R FICTION
' GRAMMAR':
Stories
p.28
j - Talking about the past i ■ Telling stories
Past continuous v past simple
said / asked* direct
speech
when ' while
VOCABULARY
SKILLS. STRATEGIES, PRONUNCIATION
Transport f nd roads
Reading: four strange stories
Listening: understanding information about Banksy and Tate Britain
Speaking: telling stories prompted by visuals
Writing: inventing stories
Strategies; understanding visuals
Pronunciation: hu lev
Hews
p.36
I • Expressing possibility j * Describing a picture
Modal verbs: present and past possibility Multi-word verbs Object pronouns
Heel ings Paintings
Listening: a young person answering questions about her possessions Reading: an interview with a young man about his possessions Speaking: asking and answering about personal possessions Writing: preparing e class blog Strategies: learning new words Pronunciation: linking words
INTERCULTURE, STORY, CUL, SONG
Get into culture
Route 66
Stately homes in the UK Interculture
Native Americans (LINKS pp.170-171)
The Roma (LINKS pp.172-173) Story
Blog (LINKS pp.202-203)
CLIL
Art: Modern art movements (LINKS pp.212-213)
TOWARSS-EXAMS;
! Trinity ISE 1 Interview
j (SBp.44)
! PET Reading Part 5
(SB p.4-5)
PET Listening
| (LINKS p. 150-151)
MODULE 3 ONE WORLD
■ ■ ■ ■ , I'UnL 1 & aiiREALCOMMUNICATiOM GRAMMAR VOCABULARY SKILLS, STRATEGIES, PRONUNCIATION " ' ifttERCULTUR'E, STGRY, CUL, SOHO .TOYVARGS EXAMS ' .
Future life p,48 * Talking about the future * Everyday situations * Communicating with wiH ■ will (predictions and future facts) ’ he going to v present continuous for future * Science fiction * Environmental problems Heading: an article about the work of an environmental organisation Listening: understanding a talk about howto help the environment Speaking: discussing pollution and rubbish problems in the local area Writing: designing a poster for an environmental campaign Strategies: using a dictionary Pronunciation: /¡e' lad Get into culture The cost of being a teen Communication in the UK Interculiure Cultural diversify in the USA (LINKS pp. 174-175) Cultural diversity in Bulgaria (LINKS pp.176-177} CUL The environment: Wind farms (LINKS pp.214-215) Songs PET Reading Part 3 (S8 p.65) Trinity ISE 1 Portfolio Writing a report (SB p.63, p.64) PET Listening (LINKS p. 152—153)
Danger p.56 ■ Talking about conditions • Digital talk * Making phone calm - Using email, message boards and coat rooms ■ Zero conditional ■ Conditional with imperatives ■ First conditional : ■ when, as soon as. unless • Geographical features Listening: a presentation about helping the environment Reading: an article about endangered tribes Speaking: discussing the lifestyles of endangered tribes : Writing: a report on how your classmates help the environment | Pronunciation: ■)■ ML ' 5