Краткосрочное планирование по английскому языку. По Кембриджеской программе

Күнтізбелік-тақырыптық  жоспар

сынып:

Мұғалім:

Оқулық: ENGLISH IN MIND FOR KAZAKHSTAN

I term

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Unit

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Theme

Grammar

Vocabulary

Practice in Speech Activities

Literature h/w

date

Note

Speaking

Listening

Reading

Writing

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Welcome section

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Welcome section A

Present Simple Present Continuous Past Simple Much/many Some/any Have/ don’t have to

- dance, run, play, paint, listen, read, swim, go, shine, sit, stay, have, do, cook - architect, lawyer, vet, flight attendant, teacher, dentist, pilot, firefighter, shop assistant - tell of, given up, look up, work out, check out

activities, jobs, hobbies

Jack’s diary Ex.1a, p.4

Jack’s diary Ex.1a,b. p.4 Hobbies and interests

Present Simple and Present Continuous Jobs

WB (A.B) pp.2-3

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Welcome section B

Much/many Countable / uncountable Comparative and superlative adjectives

Vegetables: lettuce, courgettes, potatoes, cabbage, cucumber Fruit: orange, lemon, banana, pineapple, grapefruit Starters: prawn cocktail, salad, smoked salmon Main meals: fish and chips, spaghetti bolognaise, lasagna, steak pie, pork chops Desserts: apple pie, cheese cake, profiteroles, caramel pudding Drinks: water, lemonade, beer, wine

Unforgettable experience Ex.1b, p.6

Unforgettable experience Ex.1a, p.6

Multi-word verbs

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Welcome sections C / D

Too + adjective Adverbs: be going to First conditional Should/ shouldn’t Present Perfect ever/ never will / won’t

-    - too big, too cold, too fast, too expensive, too late - quickly, slowly, loud, fast, well -hope, doubt, probably -the day after tomorrow, next month, in two weeks’ time -lightning, sun, thunder, weather, shower, hot, wind, warm

Food, weather, about future

Jane and Tony’s Problem Ex.1b, p.8 What is William going to do Ex.1a. p.10

Jane and Tony’s Problem Ex.1a, p.8 What is William going to do Ex.1b. p.10

WB (C.D) pp.4-5

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1.       Great idea!

1

What did they invent

Past Continuous when and while

rain, try, think, work, look at, write, dream

Describing what he/ she was doing at certain time in the past

What did they invent Ex1c,d. p.12 CD Ex3 p.13

What did they invent Ex1a,b. p.12

WB Ex.1 p.6 Ex4 p.8

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2

Science fiction story

Past Continuous Past Simple

- popular, disappear, a few times, similar, a disc jockey

Describing past activities Discussion: music Ex.5c.p.14

Science fiction story Ex.5b.p.14

Science fiction story Ex.5a.p.14

WB Ex.2a,b,c,d pp.6-7

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To be an Inventor

Phrasal verbs

- get to school, get wet, get angry

To be an Inventor Ex.7c p.15

To be an Inventor Ex.7a,b p.15

Ex.8a,b p.15 (VB p.112)

WB Ex.3 p.7

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Alex’s Story

Ex.9a p.16

Ex9c p.16

Culture of Mind

SB Ex.11 p. WB Ex.6,7 p.9

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2.       He ran faster

1

Olympic Medalists

Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Intensifiers with Comparatives (not) as…as Antonyms / Opposites

bad, difficult, slow, boring, cheap, low, noisy, messy, ugly, old, short, good, young, easy, beautiful, fast, tidy, high, expensive, quite, interesting, new, brilliant, hard, well, regular, quick, nervous

Olympic Medalists Ex.1a,b,c,d  p.18

Ex.3a,b,c,d. p.19 (VB p.112) Ex.2a,b,c p.19

WB Ex1,2,3,4  pp.12-13

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Kazakhstan beat Great Britain

Sport activities: win, loose, draw, beat, come (first, second), coach, player, referee, send off

Making Comparisons Ex.8a,b p.21

Kazakhstan beat Great Britain Ex.5a,b p.20

Ex.6a,b p.20 Ex.7a,b,c,d,e,f  p.21

WB Ex.5,6 p.14

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A Marathon

(not) as…as

Drama, workshop, mark, disability, complain about something, grumpy, enthusiastic, improvise

Everyday English Ex.10a,b p.23 Ex.11 p.23

A Marathon Ex.9a p.22 Ex.12a p.23

A Marathon Ex.9b p.22

Ex.12b p.23

WB Ex.7,8,9 p.15

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Team Astana

Last but not least Ex.14a,b,c,d p.24

Team Astana

A Report about a sports event Ex.13c p.24

WB Ex.10,11 p.16

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Check Your Progress  SB Units 1, 2 p.118

Review

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3.       Our world

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Bicycle Revolution?

will/ won’t

traffic jams, exhaust fumes, pollution, dramatic climate, global warming, environment, recycle, litter, rainforest, rubbish waste, pick up, cut down, clean up, drop

Bicycle Revolution? Ex.1c p.26 Ex.3a,b,c,d p.27

Bicycle Revolution? Ex.1b p.26

Bicycle Revolution? Ex.1a p.26 Ex.2c p.27

The Environment Ex.2a,c  p.27

WB Ex.1 p.18

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2

Life in the Future

will/won’t, might (not), may (not) for prediction First Conditional

express, solve, help, continue, clean, travel, arrive, buy, take, break, pass, leave, die, see, increase, talk, phone

Life in the Future Ex.6a,b p.28

(VB 112) Ex.5 p.28

Ex.4a,b,c,d p.28

WB Ex.2 pp.18-19

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if / unless in the first conditionals

First conditionals Ex.7d,e p.29

First conditionals Ex.7a,g p.29

First conditionals Ex.7b,c,f p.29

WB Ex.4 p.20

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Water as a natural resource

Using linkers

fresh, ice, freeze, world, cause, rainfall, river, polar, ice cap

Water, water – but It isn’t everywhere Ex.9 p.30

Interview: Water as a natural resource Song: Big Yellow Taxi Ex.8a,b,c,d p30 Ex.10a p.31

Culture in Mind: Water as a natural resource

Website article about your town Ex.11 p.31

WB Ex.6 p.21 Writing Tip p.22

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Control Work

Review

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Revision

T E R M  II – 14 hours

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4.       Holiday or vocation?

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Canada & the USA

Question Tags

North American Cities, New York, Washington DC, Canada, Ottowa, Montreal, Toronto, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Miami, Mexico, Vancouver, the Rocky Mountains, the Coast Mountains, western provinces

Quiz: Canada & the USA Ex.1b    p.32

Quiz: Canada & the USA Ex.1a     p.32

Question Tags Ex.2a,b,c p.33

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2

Is free wireless internet a good idea for Vancouver?

Question Tags  Present Perfect Simple just/ already / yet

British vs. North American English sidewalk – pavement lift – elevator subway – underground flat – apartment garbage – rubbish lorry – truck football – soccer cookies – biscuits candy - sweets

Asking about habits, routines, likes and  dislikes Ex.4a,b,c p.33

Conversation about things  recently done Ex.6b p.34 Ex.8 p.35

Opinion posting: Is free wireless internet a good idea for Vancouver? Ex.5a,b p.34

Present Perfect Simple just/ already / yet ex.7,8,9 p.35

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New girl

Present Perfect Simple just/ already / yet

In the middle of, no wonder, the kind of, reckon, to be supposed to, have a look, come over

Everyday English Ex.11a,b p.37 Ex.12,13 p.37

Photostory:  New girl ex.10a,b p.36

Photostory:  New girl ex.10a,b p.36

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4

Email about a holiday

Rome, London, Moscow, Istanbul, Paris, Russia, China, Australia, North Dakota, Spain, Portugal, plane, international airport, passenger, adventure, exporter, beef, cow, cattle, produce, improve

Email about a holiday Ex.14a,b  p.38 Last but not least: more speaking Ex.15a,b p.38 An American cowboy in Kazakhstan p.39

Similar email to English speaking friend Ex.14c p.38

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Check  your progress 3-4 p.119

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5.       Growing up

1

Where boy become  crocodile man

Present Simple Passive

Island, New Guinea, Oceania, the Asia-Pacific region, Port Moresby, the Sepik, catchment, swamplands, wetland, skulls, ceremony, bamboo, painful, beat, occupy

Where boy become  crocodile man                Ex.1c p.40

Where boy become  crocodile man              Ex.1b  p.40

Where boy become  crocodile man  Ex.1a p.40

Where boy become  crocodile man   Ex.2a,b,c,d,e,f   p.40

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2

About minimum ages

a baby, a toddler, a child, a teenager, an adult, a pensioner

Dialogue about minimum ages               Ex.4c p.43     (VB p.113)

A story from Papua New Guinea        Describing a persons ages Ex.3a,b p.42   Ex.4a p.43

Dialogue about minimum ages

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3

Talking about permission

Let/be allowed to

let smb. do smth., to be allowed to do smth., to breathe, stay up late, stay out, grounded, come of age, grown-up, a couple, vote, have a go, tattoo, bank account, glider, fed up, the legal age, a shrine, kimono

Talking about permission    Quiz about minimum ages                Ex .5  p.43    Ex .8 p.45

Talking about permission   Quiz about minimum ages                   Ex .5,6  p.43   Ex .8 p.45

Quiz about minimum ages Ex.7a,c p.44-45                 Culture in mind: Coming of age in Japan Ex.9a p.45

Talking about permission     Quiz about minimum ages Ex .5  p.43       Ex .8 p.45           A  special day in your country Ex.9c p.45

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6.       Have fun!

1

The power of humour

Present Perfect Simple

put on, make funny sculptures, raise money, the heart, the blood circulation, immune system  for: two years: an hour; a month; a long time; days since: Christmas; 1999; Saturday; I was 11; last weekend

The power of humour Ex.1c p.46

The power of humour Ex.1b p.46 Pronunciation ex.3 p110

The power of humour Ex.1a p.46

Present Perfect Simple Ex.2a,b,c,d,e,f,g   p.47

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2

Are you fun to be with?

Verb and noun pairs

have: fun, a good time; a (good) laugh make: fun of someone; a fool of yourself; friends; plans; someone laugh / smile; funny faces

Are you fun to be with? Ex.4a,b p.48

Song: Don’t worry, be happy Ex.6a,b,c,d    p.49

Questionnaire: Are you fun to be with? P.48

Verb and noun pairs Ex.5a,b p.49 (VB p.114)

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3

Photostory: very funny

tell a joke, feel depressed, be sarcastic as long as, come on, in other words What’s the point of…, Tell me about it

Everyday English Ex.8a,b p.51

Photostory: very funny Ex.7a,b p.50

Photostory: very funny Ex.7a,b p.50

Improvisation &  team spirit Ex.9,10 p.51

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The funniest man in Kazakhstan

Last but not least: more speaking Ex.12 a,b,c p.52

Email about how you have fun Extra reading: the funniest man in Kazakhstan Ex.11a  p.52, p.53

Email about how you have fun Ex.11b  p.52

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Check your progress p.120

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Control work

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Review

T E R M  III – 21 hours

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7.       Disaster !

1

A famous hurricane

Past Simple Passive

New Orleans, Bahamas, Florida, unnatural / man-made disaster, the earthquake, erm, hurricane, destroy, to swarm, to be rescued

Exchanging information about past events Ex.4a,b  p.55

Interview: A famous hurricane Ex.1b,c,e p.54 (VB114) Pronunciation Ex.3 p.55 (110)

Interview: A famous hurricane Ex.1b,c p.54

Past Simple Passive Ex.2a,b,c p.55

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2

A Flying Disaster

a/an, the or zero  article

to cause great damage, kill, to die of hunger, to hurt somebody, flood, the levees, to be built to keep water out, harvest an eruption, powerful, to walk along the beach, a boat, a very rough sea, a lighthouse, to hit the rocks, to wave, to run down

Describing a dream Ex.7a,b p.57

Informative text: A Flying Disaster Ex.5a p.56

Informative text: A Flying Disaster Ex.5b,c,d p.56 a/an, the or zero  article Ex.6a,b,c p.57

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3

A newspaper story

climate change, rising sea levels, increasing salt levels, global warming, emission of greenhouse gases, uninhabitable, refuse I don’t agree/I don’t agree at all/I disagree/may be/possibly /I partly agree/I’m not sure/I totally agree/That’s absolutely right/I agree 100%

Talking about natural disasters and environmental issues Ex.9a,b,c p.59

Culture in Mind: Tuvalu Ex.8b p.58

Culture in Mind: Tuvalu Ex.8a,c p.58 A newspaper story Ex.10a p.59

A newspaper story Ex.10b,c p.59

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8.       Ways of living

1

A holiday in a cave

too much / many + not enough

electricity, phone, hot water, a broadband connection, Jacuzzi or swimming pool, lifetime, primitive, luxurious, charm, to make smb. feel calm and safe

Brochure: A holiday in a cave Ex.1b,c p.60 Pronunciation (p.111)

Brochure: A holiday in a cave Ex.1a p.60

too much / many + not enough Ex.2a,b,c,d,e,f,g  p.61

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2

Homes

will vs. be going to

a block of flats, a cottage, a caravan, a detached house, a semi-detached house, a bungalow, a housing estate, a terraced house, a chimney, a garden, a fence, a TV aerial, a garage, a gate, a neighbor

Talking about your town, country and home Ex.6 p.62

Descriptions of Homes Ex.5 p.62 will vs. be going to Ex.7a p.63

Homes. Ex.4a,b,c p.62 will vs. be going to  Ex.7a,b,c,d p.63 (VBp.115)

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3

Describing quantity

think very highly of, grateful If you say so It’s up to you There’s no point in all over the place There’s nothing wrong with

Everyday English Ex.9a,b  p.65 Improvisation  Ex.10 p.65

Photostory: All over the place Ex.8a,b p.64

Photostory: All over the place Ex.8a,b p.64

Team Spirit Describing quantity Ex.11a,b p.65

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4

Email about a holiday

converted barn, a guest, healthy meal, chance, to stay in a home with a family, to improve smth. (a foreign language)

Last but not least Ex.13 p.66

Email about a holiday Ex.12 p.66 Extra reading Visiting a home in Kazakhstan

Email about a holiday Ex.12 p.66

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Check your progress

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9.       Your mind

1

Your brain is like a muscle

Determiners (everyone, no one, someone, etc.)

everyone, no one, someone everything, nothing, something everywhere, nowhere, somewhere all of them, none of them, some of them something: things; none of them; all of them: people to think, to realize, to imagine, to concentrate, to guess, to suppose, to believe in, to recognize, to wonder

Talking about how you learn best Ex.4 p.69

Article: Your brain is like a muscle Ex.1c p.68

Article: Your brain is like a muscle Ex.1a,b p.68

Determiners (everyone, no one, someone, etc.) Ex.2a,b,c p.69 Thinking Ex.3a,b p.69 (VB115)

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2

What’s your strongest intelligence?

must/mustn’t vs. don’t have to

logical-mathematical, verbal, musical, visual, body, interpersonal, intrapersonal, naturalistic intelligences

What’s your strongest intelligence? Ex.6a,b,c p.70

Interview: “Multiple intelligences” Ex.5a,b,c p.70 Pronunciation (p.111)

Nazira’s letter Ex.7a p.71

Nazira’s letter Ex.7b,c,d p.71

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3

A competition entry

pyramid design, jigsaw puzzles, scatterbrained, motivate, brows, hang out

Culture in Mind: Girl genius, university student at 15! Ex.9d,e  p.72

Culture in Mind: Girl genius, university student at 15! Ex.9a,b,c  p.72 Competition entry Ex.10a,b p.73

A competition entry Ex.10c p.73

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10.   Music makers

1

Music that changes lives

Present Perfect Continuous

berimbau, a single-string instrument, martial art capoeira, a ritual, genre, samba, to be derived from, to escape, drug, violence, rhythm, container, a tin can, a labour of love, percussionist, miracle

Article: Music that changes lives Ex.1b p.74 Pronunciation (p.111)

Article: Music that changes lives Ex.1a,b p.74

Present Perfect Continuous Ex.2 p.75

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2

Music and musical instruments

Present Perfect Continuous and Present Perfect Simple

see, hear, smell, taste, want, prefer, like, love, hate, think, feel, forget, remember country, reggae, hip-hop, jazz, rock, classical a violin, a synthesiser, an electric guitar, drums, a flute, a trumpet, a piano, a clarinet, a saxophone, a keyboard

Describing recently completed and unfinished actions Ex.5a,b  p.76 Talking about music and musical instruments Ex.8 p.77

Identifying different types of music Ex.6a,b,c p.77 (VB116) People talking about music and musical instruments Ex.7 p.77

Present Perfect Continuous and Present Perfect Simple Ex.4a,b,c p.76

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Your favourite type of music

Everyday English Ex.10a,b p.79 Improvisation Team spirit Ex.11,12 p.79 Last but not least Ex.14a,b  p.80

Photostory: Talent? Me? Ex.9a,b  p.79

Photostory: Talent? Me? Ex.9a,b  p.79 Letter about your favourite type of music Ex.13a,b  p.80

Letter about your favourite type of music Ex.13c p.80

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Check your progress p.122

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11.   A visit to the doctor’s

1

Medicine in the past

Defining relative clauses

Ancient Egypt, ancient Greece, the Middle Age, civilization, to develop, to refer, to last, a conquest headache, toothache, pain, backache, hiccough, dead mouse, bone, tied, ladder, baldness, fall out, scrofula hippopotamus, rub

Medicine in the past Ex.1b p.82 Dialogue at the doctor’s Ex.3 p.83

Medicine in the past Ex.1a,c  p.82

Defining relative clauses Ex.2 p.83 Medicine Ex.3 p.83

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2

Expressing past habits

used to

surgeon, antiseptic, carbolic acid, sterilization, operation, procedure, bacteria, infection, a skin, to prevent, to introduce, to carry out, to encourage, to reduce, to destroy, to inhibit, to look around

Expressing past habits Ex.6 p.85

Dialogue about Joseph Lister Ex.7 p.85 Run that body down Ex.8 p.85

used to Ex.4a,b,c,d,e  p.84

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Doctors without Borders

Discussing medical problems Ex.11 p.87

Doctors without BordersEx.9a p.86

Doctors without Borders Ex.9a p.86

Article about a famous scientist Ex.10a,b p.87

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Control Work

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Review

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Review

T E R M  IV – 15 hours

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12.   If I had…

1

Survey in the Internet

Second Conditional

Giving advice Ex.4a,b  p.88

Survey in the Internet Ex. Ex.1c,d  p.88 Pronunciation Ex.3 (111)

Survey in the Internet Ex. Ex.1a,b  p.88

Second Conditional Ex.2 p.89

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2

On the Internet, it’s girl time!

icon, layout, glitter, blog,  upload, podcast, enthusiastic, adaptor, power lead, mouse, USB slot, screen, touch pad, printer, USB stick, CD drive, keyboard, network, a password, log on, surf, download, crash, run out

Giving advice Ex.8  p.91

Descriptions of problems caused by computers Ex.6a,b p.91 Ex.7a,b p.91

Article: On the Internet, it’s girl time!

Descriptions of problems caused by computers Ex.6c p.91 (VB 117)

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Don’t judge a book…

deadline, folding chair, toy rabbit, dustbin, genius, hang on to smth., let someone off, design project

Talking about unreal situations &problems Ex.12a,b p.93 Everyday English Ex.10a,b p.93 Last but not least Ex.14a,b,c p.94

Photostory: Don’t judge a book… Ex.9a p.92

Photostory: Don’t judge a book… Ex.9a,b p.92 Extra reading p.95

Competition entry Ex.13a,b,c p.94

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Check your progress p.123

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13.   Lost worlds

1

A city in the jungle

Past Perfect

pyramid, receptionist, sail, pure, region, square, swallow, temple, top

Describing events in the past and earlier past. Article: A city in the jungle Ex.1a.b.c.  p.96

Article: A city in the jungle Ex.1a.b.c.  p.96 Pronunciation (p.111)

Article: A city in the jungle Ex.1a.b.c.  p.96

Past Perfect Ex.2 p.97

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2

Painting of Lascaux

Noun suffixes –r,-er,-or, -ist

treasure, inhabit, jungle, legendary, pedestrian, plumber, dive, exist

Telling a picture story Ex.4   p.98

Painting of Lascaux Ex.5 p.99

Noun suffixes –r,-er,-or,-ist ex.6  p.99

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Mythical cities

chief, dairy, cover, decorate, peak, philosopher, travel

Mythical cities Ex.9 p.101

Mythical cities Ex.7 p.100

Mythical cities Ex.7 p.100

Short story Ex.8  p.101

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14.   A stroke of luck

1

The man with seven lives

Reported statements

accommodation, ankle, arrange, beat, bless, blind, burst, cancel

Reporting past events Ex.3  p.103

Article: The man with seven lives Ex.1a p.102

Article: The man with seven lives Ex.1a p.102

Reported statements           ex.2 p.103

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2

An unlucky day

Noun suffixes –ation,  -ment Third Conditional

complicated, credit card, daylight, defeat, equipment, exactly, explode

Conversation: An unlucky day Ex.5  p.104 Pronunciation(111) Song: Lucky Day Ex.8  p.105

Noun suffixes –ation,  -ment Ex.4 p.104 (vb117) Third conditional Ex.6  p.105

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Nervous about the exam

facility, greenhouse effect, haystack, leg, minor, pane

Everyday English Ex.10  p.107 Improvisation Ex.11 p.107

Photostory: Nervous about the exam Ex.9a p.106

Photostory: Nervous about the exam Ex.9b p.106

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Email to apologize

surely, treatment, unlucky, wake

Last but not least Ex.14a,b,c,d p.108

Email to apologize Ex.13a,b p.108 Extra reading p.109

Email to apologize Ex.13c,d p.108

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Check your progress p.124   Grammar practice (Units 13-14)

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Control Work

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Communication activity 1-7

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Communication activity 8-14