Reading & Listening
Writing
Culture Corner/
Curricular
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Hot Jobs
(multiple choice)
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UFO Hunter
(open-ended
sentences)
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Listening: identifying main points
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Take a Deep Breath
(multiple choice)
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Listening: multiple matching
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Voluntourism: how to make a
difference
(T/F/DS)
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John’s Travels
(open-ended
sentences)
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Listening: identifying main points
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The Story of Google
(T/F)
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Lady Gaga
(comprehension
questions)
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Listening: multiple matching
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Grand Opera
(multiple choice)
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The Haunted City of York
(sequence
of events)
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Listening: identifying specific
information (T/F)
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Listening: identifying specific
information (answering questions)
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Matt of theAntarctic
(T/F statements)
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Extremely weird
(multiple choice)
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Climate change
(T/F statements)
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Trapped in the Wilderness
(gapped
text)
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Listening: identifying specific
information (multiple choice)
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Writing a short account of a
story
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Making notes about a Chinese
opera
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A story
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A short text about Antarctica
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Sentences about extreme
sports
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A short paragraph about
global warming
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A semi-formal email asking for
information
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A summary of a text
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Writing about gadgets and
health problems
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Writing suggestions about
health problems
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Writing an interview
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A summary of a text
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An essay making suggestions
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Taking notes about jobs
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Sentences about UFO Hunting
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A cover letter, applying for a
job
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A paragraph about your
hobby
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Cash in Hand
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PSHE: What’s
the job for you?
(quiz)
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London’s Top
Historical
Attractions
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ICT: Social
Networks: How
do they work?
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The Appalachian
Trail
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Geography:
Caves
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Australia’s most
dangerous animals
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PSHE: Catch
some Zzzs!
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Writing a post about an
annoying situation
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Sentences speculating about a
character
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Writing sentences about
person you admire
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A for-and-against essay
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Social Etiquette in
the UK
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Science: Body Talk
Speaking & Functions
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Talking about jobs
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A job interview
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Talking about adventure
sports
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Asking for/giving personal
details
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Pronunciation: intonation in
questions
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Talking about travel
experiences
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Expressing opinions
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Talking about a performance
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Talking about reading habits
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Pronunciation: intonation
when expressing feelings
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Talking about the weather
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Talking about extreme activities
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Booking accommodation/
asking for and giving
information
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Talking about environmental
problems
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Describing pictures
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Pronunciation: intonation –
stress in compound nouns
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Talking about health problems
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Talking about how to use
gadgets wisely
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Visiting the doctor (at a
doctor’s surgery)
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Making suggestions/replying
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Pronunciation: rhyming words
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Talking about annoying
situations
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Talking about social etiquette
in your country
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Complaining and apologising
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Commenting on changes in
appearance
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Pronunciation: linking sounds
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Street Art: Art or not?
(T/F)
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Ben Langdon: Forensic Scientist
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CyberCrime Going Crackers!
(headings
to paragraphs)
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Mark’s Blog (multiple matching)
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An account of an experience
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Writing about an inspirational
figure
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Presentation on cybercrime
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An interview
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A letter to the editor making
suggestions
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The Civil Rights
Movement in the
USA
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Citizenship:
Amnesty
International
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Give a witness statement
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Pronunciation: epenthesis
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Comment on an event
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Revision
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It’s annoying
(T/F / DS statements)
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Steven Marshall
(T/F statements)
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A change for the better
(reading
for specific information
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Rites of Passage
(multiple choice)
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Listening: (T/F statements)
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Modern marvels or new nasties
(headings to paragraphs)
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Remedies from the kitchen cupboard
(reading for specific
Information)
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The French Spider-Man
(multiple
choice)
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Phobias
(gapped text)
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Listening: (multiple matching)
3
Word Formation pp. WF1-WF4
Key Word Transformations pp. KWT1-KWT3
Irregular Verbs
Sentence Completion pp. SC1-SC3
Word List pp. WL1-WL21
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