ÁREA DE AUDIO | ||||||
UNIT I | ||||||
UNIDAD I | ||||||
LINGUISTIC COMPETENCE / COMPETENCIA LINGÜÍSTICA | ||||||
TOPIC/TEMA | SUB-TOPIC/SUBTEMA | ELEMENTS OF THE COMPETENCE/ELEMENTOS DE LA COMPETENCIA | BOOK/LIBRO | PAGINA/PAGE | SKILL/SUB-SKILLHABILIDAD /SUBHABILIDAD | |
1.1 Opiniones y hechos / Opinions and facts | 1.1.1 Opiniones y hechos. / Opinions and facts | Present simple (1); positive and Wh-questions (I/you/we/they); present simple (2): negative and yes/no questions (I/you/they); subject and object pronouns | Face2Face, elementary Student’s Book | 22 | Integrated skills | |
Present simple (3): positive and negative (he/she/it); present simple (4): questions and short answers (he/she/it) | Face2Face, elementary Student’s Book | 30 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple (1): to be; asking and saying who people are and where they are from | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 2 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple (2): to be; possessive adjectives; articles (1)a/ an | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 4 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple (3): for customs and routines; prepositions of time (1) | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 16 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple (4): for habits and routines; wh- questions; third person singular (he/she/it) | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 20 | Integrated skills | |||
Pronouns; present simple (5): talking about likes and dislikes | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 22 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple (6): saying how often you do things; prepositions of time(2) | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 26 | Integrated skills | |||
Subject/object personal pronouns; possessives/the possessive case who/whose; the imperative; present simple | Enterprise 1, Student’s book | 16 | Integrated skills | |||
Subject + verb be age - Present simple - yes / no questions - wh- questions | Skyline 1, workbook | 24 | Integrated skills | |||
Question formation; review of present simple statements and questions | Skyline 2, Student’s Book | 6 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple: passive | English Zone 4 | 20 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple | All of us 3 | 18 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple | All of us 3 | 28 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple | We can! 3 Student's book | 48 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple | We can! 3 Workbook | 44 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple | English Zone 6 | 6 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple: active and passive | English Zone 6 | 33 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple for routines | English Zone 6 | 44 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple | English Zone 6 | 54 | Integrated skills | |||
1.1.2 Hechos con referencia al futuro. / Facts related to future | I do/ work /like etc. (present simple) | Basic grammar in use | 10 | Grammar | ||
I don´t … (present simple negative) | Basic grammar in use | 12 | Grammar | |||
Do you …? (present simple questions? | Basic grammar in use | 14 | Grammar | |||
Present simple (I do) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 4 | Grammar | |||
Present continuous statements, yes – no questions, short answers and information questions; imperatives | Touchstone, Student’s book 1 | 65 | Integrated skills | |||
Simple present and present continuous; joining clauses with if and when | Touchstone, Student’s book 2 | 21 | Integrated skills | |||
Future with going to ; indirect objects; indirect object pronouns; present continuous for the future | Touchstone, Student’s book 2 | 33 | Integrated skills | |||
Future with will, may, and might; present continuous and going to for the future; clauses with if, when, after and before and the simple present to refer to the future | Touchstone, Student’s book 2 | 117 | Integrated skills | |||
The future with will, going to, the present continuous and the simple present; use had better, ought to and might want to say what’s advisable; use have got to and going to have to say what’s necessary; use would rather to say what’s preferable | Touchstone, Student’s book 3 | 53 | Integrated skills | |||
The passive of the present continuous and present perfect; link ideas to express a contrast, reason, purpose or alternative | Touchstone, Student’s book 4 | 107 | Integrated skills | |||
Making comparisons; the future: will, be going to, present continuous | Face2Face, Intermediate Student’s Book | 36 | Integrated skills | |||
Present continuous statements; present continuous questions and answers; object pronouns | All-Star 1 | 68 | Integrated skills | |||
Present continuous | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 34 | Integrated skills | |||
Be going to; will; present continuous; it will be/there will be | Enterprise 1, Student’s book | 56 | Integrated skills | |||
The present continuous, Modal verbs | Hemispheres 1 | 66 | Integrated skills | |||
Present Continuous, Prepositions | New English In Action | 85 | Integrated skills | |||
Simple present: yes / no questions and short answers; What, Who, and How questions and answers. Present continuous and simple present. Have to / don't have to. Would like to | Connect 3, Student’s Book | 2 | Integrated skills | |||
Future forms (will, going to, present continuous) | American Headway 4 | 40-49 | Integrated skills | |||
Present continuous and Present simple; activity and state verbs | Face to Face Pre-Intermidiate | 22 | Integrated skills | |||
Present continuous for future arrangements | Face to Face Pre-Intermidiate | 52 | Integrated skills | |||
The simple Present and the Present continuous | Hemispheres 2 | 4 | Integrated skills | |||
Future plans: Be going to and the Present continuous Will for plans made at the moment of speaking | Hemispheres 2 | 32 | Integrated skills | |||
Review the simple Present, Present continuous, simple Past and Past continuous | Hemispheres 3 | 14 | Integrated skills | |||
Present continuous affirmative statements | Connect 2 | 58 | Integrated skills | |||
Present continuous negative statements | Connect 2 | 60 | Integrated skills | |||
Present continuous yes / no questions | Connect 2 | 64 | Integrated skills | |||
Present continuous What questions | Connect 2 | 66 | Integrated skills | |||
1.1.3 Acciones con referencia al futuro / Actions related to future | Simple present vs. Present continuous | Connect 2 | 74 | Integrated skills | ||
Present continuous and simple present | Connect 3 | 4 | Integrated skills | |||
Gerunds; present simple and frequency adverbs; present progressive | Skyline 2, Student’s Book | 32 | Integrated skills | |||
Present continuous and Present simple; activity and state verbs | Face to Face Pre-Intermidiate | 22 | Integrated skills | |||
Present continuous for “now”; present simple or present continuous? | Face2Face, elementary Student’s Book | 70 | Integrated skills | |||
Modal verbs(1); be able to, be allowed to, be supposed to; present continuous and present simple | Face2Face, Intermediate Student’s Book | 12 | Integrated skills | |||
Describing people (2): Present Continuous or present simple | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 54 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple and present continuous | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 4 | Integrated skills | |||
Present continuous; present simple | Enterprise 1, Student’s book | 30 | Integrated skills | |||
The simple present vs. the present continuous | World Link 2 | 2 | Integrated skills | |||
Simple present and present continuous Correlative conjunctions Expressing future time with will, be going to and the present continuous | Excellent English 4 | 6 | Integrated skills | |||
Present continuous | English Zone 6 | 13 | Integrated skills | |||
Simple present and past; word search; personality adjectives, present progressive, stative and active verbs, personality adjectives; colors | Attitude, workbook 4 | 4 | Integrated skills | |||
Review and extension: simple present, simple past; review and extension: present progressive | Attitude, student’s book 4 | 6 | Integrated skills | |||
Review and extension: future plans and intentions (going to, present progressive, simple present); predicting the future: will, going to, first conditional; second conditional; recycle: present perfect, adverbs used with present perfect | Attitude, workbook 4 | 38 | Integrated skills | |||
Present Progressive for things happening now | Skyline 1, workbook | 60 | Integrated skills | |||
Prepositions of place - Present Progressive as future | Skyline 1, workbook | 68 | Integrated skills | |||
Review of tenses; present progressive, going to/might; will/won’t | Skyline 2, Student’s Book | 104 | Integrated skills | |||
Verb tenses review (simple present, present progressive, present perfect), verb tenses ( present perfect, presente perfect progressive) | Sequences 3 | 102-111 | Integrated skills | |||
I am doing (present continuous) and I do (present simple) | Basic grammar in use | 16 | Grammar | |||
Present Continuous and simple Present (1) (I am doing and I do) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 6 | Grammar | |||
Present Continuous and simple present (2) (I am doing and I do) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 8 | Grammar | |||
I am doing (present continuous) and I do (present simple) | Basic grammar in use | 16 | Grammar | |||
Present Continuous and simple Present (1) (I am doing and I do) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 6 | Grammar | |||
Present Continuous and simple present (2) (I am doing and I do) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 8 | Grammar | |||
1.2 Acciones y hechos / Actions and facts | 1.2.1 Énfasis en quién hace la acción. / Emphasize who does the action | Whose? and possessive pronouns; order of adjectives; pronouns one and ones; location expressions after pronouns and nouns | Touchstone, Student’s book 2 | 75 | Integrated skills | |
Whose, Possessive pronouns, describing objects | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 64 | Integrated skills | |||
Possessive pronouns; should/need to/have to | Skyline 2, Student’s Book | 78 | Integrated skills | |||
1.2.2 Énfasis en la acción. / Emphasize on actions | be going, wh-questions with be going to, which one/which ones?, Whose…?, possessive pronouns | Connect 3, Student’s Book | 16 | Integrated skills | ||
Going to for plans and predictions, possessive pronouns | Sequences 3 | 32-41 | Integrated skills | |||
Whose …? Possessive pronouns | Connect 3 | 80 | Integrated skills | |||
Possessive pronouns | We can! 3 Student's book | 14 | Integrated skills | |||
Possessive pronouns | We can! 3 Workbook | 12 | Integrated skills | |||
I /me/my/mine | Basic grammar in use | 126 | Grammar | |||
Personal pronouns; imperatives; punctuation | All-Star 1 | 4 | Integrated skills | |||
Subject/object personal pronouns; possessives/the possessive case who/whose; the imperative; present simple | Enterprise 1, Student’s book | 16 | Integrated skills | |||
Personal pronouns | We can! 3 Student's book | 6 | Integrated skills | |||
Personal pronouns | We can! 3 Workbook | 4 | Integrated skills | |||
Personal pronouns | We can! 6 Student's book | 35 | Integrated skills | |||
1.3 Cosas que poseo. / Things I own | 1.3.1 Expresando las cosas que poseo. / Expressing the things I own | The verb be with he, she, and they in statements, yes – no questions, and short answers; articles a, an and the ; this and these; noun plurals; questions with Where…?; possessives ‘s and s’ | Touchstone, Student’s book 1 | 11 | Integrated skills | |
Have got; possessive ‘s | Face2Face, elementary Student’s Book | 14 | Integrated skills | |||
Possessive ‘s and s’; plurals(2): regular and irregular | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 14 | Integrated skills | |||
1.3.2 Expresando las cosas que otros poseen. / Expressing the things others own | Subject/object personal pronouns; possessives/the possessive case who/whose; the imperative; present simple | Enterprise 1, Student’s book | 16 | Integrated skills | ||
Possessive adjectives; the verb be in statements, yes – no questions, and short answers (summary); information questions with be | Touchstone, Student’s book 1 | 21 | Integrated skills | |||
be(1): positive and Wh – questions; subject pronouns and possessive adjectives; be(2): negative, yes/no questions and short answers | Face2Face, elementary Student’s Book | 6 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple (2): to be; possessive adjectives; articles (1)a/ an | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 4 | Integrated skills | |||
How old questions, possessive adjectives and possessive nouns, present tense, Can There is - there are | New English In Action | 23 | Integrated skills | |||
Verb be - singular - Subject pronouns - Possessive adjectives - Question using verb be | Skyline 1, workbook | 6 | Integrated skills | |||
Subject + be for description - Subject + have for description - Possessive adjectives - Likes and dislikes | Skyline 1, workbook | 32 | Integrated skills | |||
Much, many, a lot of; review of possessive adjectives | Skyline 2, Student’s Book | 14 | Integrated skills | |||
´s (kate´s camera / my brother´s car etc) | Basic grammar in use | 130 | Grammar | |||
-´s ( the girl´s name) and of … ( the name of the book) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 156 | Grammar | |||
my/his/their etc. | Basic grammar in use | 122 | Grammar | |||
Whose is this? It´s mine / yours/hers etc. | Basic grammar in use | 124 | Grammar | |||
1.4 Preguntas con referencia a personas, lugares y cosas / Questions referring to people, places and things | 1.4.1 Formulando preguntas para adquirir información de personas, lugares y cosas. / Asking questions to acquare information about people, places and things. | Appearance and dress; clothing and clothing styles; people | Interchange 1 | 58 | Integrated skills | |
People; childhood; memories | Interchange 2 | 2 | Integrated skills | |||
Historic events and people; biography; the future | Interchange 3 | 64 | Integrated skills | |||
Young people: Kids talk; overweight kids; sponsor a child | Attitude, workbook 2 | 10 | Integrated skills | |||
People in our lives: Rules and regulations: Making friends; what’s he like?; I’m like a bird | Attitude, workbook 2 | 64 | Integrated skills | |||
1.4.2 Enfatizando en el objeto de la acción en presente. / Emphasizing on the object of the in process action | Subject + verb be age - Present simple - yes / no questions - wh- questions | Skyline 1, workbook | 24 | Integrated skills | ||
Subject + be for description - Subject + have for description - Possessive adjectives - Likes and dislikes | Skyline 1, workbook | 32 | Integrated skills | |||
Subject + be/have + description; object pronouns | Skyline 2, Student’s Book | 24 | Integrated skills | |||
Subject questions | Face to Face Pre-Intermidiate | 6 | Integrated skills | |||
People and places | English in mind, student’s book starter | 34 | Integrated skills | |||
The things people do! | English in mind, student’s book 1 | 104 | Integrated skills | |||
People and animals | English in mind, student’s book 3 | 4 | Integrated skills | |||
Meeting new people | World Link 1 | 2 | Integrated skills | |||
Questions and answers to describe people; have got; phrases with verb + -ing and prepositions to identify people | Touchstone, Student’s book 2 | 107 | Integrated skills | |||
Present simple (1): to be; asking and saying who people are and where they are from | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 2 | Integrated skills | |||
Describing people (1) | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 44 | Integrated skills | |||
Describing people (2): Present Contonuous or present simple | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 54 | Integrated skills | |||
What questions about people | Connect 2 | 80 | Integrated skills | |||
Describing people with prepositional and participal phrases | World Link 3 | 22 | Integrated skills | |||
a person who …. A thing that /which … (relative clauses 1) | Basic grammar in use | 230 | Grammar | |||
the … (names of places | Basic grammar in use | 148 | Grammar | |||
in at on (places 1) | Basic grammar in use | 202 | Grammar | |||
in at on (places 2) | Basic grammar in use | 204 | Grammar | |||
to in at (places 3) | Basic grammar in use | 206 | Grammar | |||
Word order (1) - Verb + Object ; Place and Time | Grammar in use, intermediate | 210 | Grammar | |||
In/at/on (place) (1) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 238 | Grammar | |||
In/at/on (place) (2) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 240 | Grammar | |||
UNIT II | ||||||
UNIDAD II | ||||||
2.1 Anécdotas / Anecdotes | 2.1.1 Describiendo eventos pasados. / Describe past events. 2.1.2. Relatando anécdotas. / Tell anecdotes | Esta bibliografía se menciona en Inglés II (pasado simple y continuo) | ||||
Past simple and past continuous; used to; past perfect | Face2Face, Intermediate Student’s Book | 28 | Integrated Skills | |||
Past simple and past continuous | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 14 | Integrated Skills | |||
Review the simple Present, Present continuous, simple Past and Past continuous | Hemispheres 3 | 14 | Integrated Skills | |||
Simple past and past continuous | Connect 4 | 2 | Integrated Skills | |||
I was doing (past continous) and I did (past simple) | Basic grammar in use | 28 | Integrated Skills | |||
2.2 Descripción comparativa de personas, lugares y cosas. / Comparative description about people, places and things. |
2.2.1 Comparar personas, lugares y cosas (dos elementos). / Compare people, places and things (two elements). 2.2.2 Comparar personas, lugares y cosas (tres elementos). / Compare people, places and things (three or more elements). | Making comparisons (1), comparative and superlative forms of adjectives | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 68 | Integrated Skills | |
Can/can’t for possibility; comparatives | Face2Face, elementary Student’s Book | 62 | Integrated Skills | |||
Past simple tense; comparatives; can/could in requests | Skyline 2, Student’s Book | 60 | Integrated Skills | |||
Review of might/will/going to for plans and arrangements; review of comparatives and superlatives | Skyline 3, Student’s Book | 14 | Integrated Skills | |||
Comparative adjectives; more, less, and fewer | Touchstone, Student’s book 2 | 97 | Integrated Skills | |||
Comparative adjectives: more…than. Superlative adjectives: -est, the most | Connect 3, Student’s Book | 10 | Integrated Skills | |||
Making comparisons: comparatives, a lot, much, a bit, (not) as… as | Face to Face Pre-Intermidiate | 44 | Integrated Skills | |||
Comparatives: -er, as …as | English Zone 3 | 83 | Integrated Skills | |||
Comparatives | English Zone 4 | 16 | Integrated Skills | |||
Comparatives -er / Superlatives -est | We can! 3 Student's book | 22 | Integrated Skills | |||
Comparatives -more / Superlatives -the most | We can! 3 Student's book | 32 | Integrated Skills | |||
Comparatives -er / Superlatives -est | We can! 3 Workbook | 20 | Integrated Skills | |||
Comparatives -more / Superlatives -the most | We can! 3 Workbook | 28 | Integrated Skills | |||
Comparatives / superlatives | English Zone 6 | 88 | Integrated Skills | |||
Comparatives / superlatives | We can! 6 Student's book | 9 | Integrated Skills | |||
Making comparisons: comparatives, a lot, much, a bit, (not) as… as | Face to Face Pre-Intermidiate | 44 | Integrated Skills | |||
Formal and informal comparisons: as… as / not as… as | Connect 4 | 92 | Integrated Skills | |||
The comparative form of adjectives | World Link 2 | 12 | Integrated Skills | |||
Comparative and superlative forms of adjectives | Hemispheres 1 | 58 | Integrated Skills | |||
Comparison (1) - cheaper, more expensive, etc. | Grammar in use, intermediate | 202 | Grammar | |||
Comparison (2) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 204 | Grammar | |||
Compariosn (3) - as … as / than | Grammar in use, intermediate | 206 | Grammar | |||
old/older expensive / more expensive | Basic grammar in use | 176 | Grammar | |||
2.3 Describiendo acciones y cambios / Describe actions and changes | 2.3.1 Comparando acciones. / Comparing actions. Examples: 1. We must study harder if we want to succeed. 2. You can run more quickly if you are in a hurry. 3. They spoke louder because nobody could hear them. 4. She drove more slowly to avoid an accident. 5. I will think more carefully before answering next time. | Comparative adjectives; more, less, and fewer | Touchstone, Student’s book 2 | 97 | Integrated Skills | |
Comparative adjectives: more … than | Connect 3 | 46 | Integrated Skills | |||
Comparatives: -er, as …as | English Zone 3 | 83 | Integrated Skills | |||
Making comparisons: comparatives, a lot, much, a bit, (not) as… as | Face to Face Pre-Intermidiate | 44 | Integrated Skills | |||
Making comparisons (2), comparative and superlative forms of longer adjectives | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 70 | Integrated Skills | |||
Make comparisons with as…as and not as…as; ask negative questions when you want or expect someone to agree with you | Touchstone, Student’s book 4 | 11 | Integrated Skills | |||
Making comparisons | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 34 | Integrated Skills | |||
Comparisons; quite/very/too | Enterprise 1, Student’s book | 52 | Integrated Skills | |||
Cultural comparisons and culture shock; moving abroad; emotions; customs; tourism and travel abroad | Interchange 3 | 30 | Integrated Skills | |||
Making comparisons | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 34 | Integrated Skills | |||
not as … as | Basic grammar in use | 180 | Grammar | |||
older than … more expensive than … | Basic grammar in use | 178 | Grammar | |||
2.3.2 Formulando preguntas de personas, cosas, tiempo, lugar. / Ask questions about people, things, time, place. | ||||||
Present simple (1); positive and Wh-questions (I/you/we/they); present simple (2): negative and yes/no questions (I/you/they); subject and object pronouns | Face2Face, elementary Student’s Book | 22 | Integrated Skills | |||
Be going to (1): positive, negative and Wh- questions; might; be going to (2): yes/no questions and short answers | Face2Face, elementary Student’s Book | 86 | Integrated Skills | |||
Wh questions with be; questions with how many; singular and plural nouns; capitalization | All-Star 1 | 52 | Integrated Skills | |||
be(1): positive and Wh – questions; subject pronouns and possessive adjectives; be(2): negative, yes/no questions and short answers | Face2Face, elementary Student’s Book | 6 | Integrated Skills | |||
Present simple (4): for habits and routines; wh- questions; third person singular (he/she/it) | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 9 | Integrated Skills | |||
Past Simple (4): negatives Wh- questions | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 50 | Integrated Skills | |||
Simple present: yes / no questions and short answers; What, Who, and How questions and answers. Present continuous and simple present. Have to / don't have to. Would like to | Connect 3, Student’s Book | 2 | Integrated Skills | |||
was/were statements. Was/Were …? Wh-questions with did. Wh-questions with was/were vs with did | Connect 3, Student’s Book | 8 | Integrated Skills | |||
be going, wh-questions with be going to, which one/which ones?, Whose…?, possessive pronouns | Connect 3, Student’s Book | 16 | Integrated Skills | |||
Relative clauses with who, that, which, whose, where and when; present perfect simple active and passive for recent events | Face2Face, elementary Student’s Book | 68 | Integrated Skills | |||
non-defining relative clauses; who, which, where | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 22 | Integrated Skills | |||
Relative clauses (that, who, what, whose, which) | American Headway 4 | 66-73 | Integrated Skills | |||
Spoken English Adding a comment with which | American Headway 4 | 66-73 | Integrated Skills | |||
Relative clauses with who, which, that an where | Face to Face Pre-Intermidiate | 86 | Integrated Skills | |||
Which one / Which ones …? | Connect 3, Student’s Book | 78 | Integrated Skills | |||
Which + Present and Past tense | We can! 4 Student's book | 32 | Integrated Skills | |||
Which + Present and Past tense | We can! 4 Workbook | 28 | Integrated Skills | |||
Relative clauses with who, that, which | Welcome to My World 4 | 14-19 | Integrated Skills | |||
What are you doing tomorrow? | Basic grammar in use | 52 | Grammar | |||
Who saw you? Who did you see? | Basic grammar in use | 92 | Grammar | |||
Who is she talking to? What is it like? | Basic grammar in use | 94 | Grammar | |||
What …? Which …? How ….? | Basic grammar in use | 96 | Grammar | |||
Relative Clauses (1) - Clauses with who/that/which- | Grammar in use, intermediate | 178 | Grammar | |||
2.3.3 Describir cambios surgidos en personas, lugares, cosas / Describe changes arising from people, places, things | Deduction and possibility in the past, literature; figuring out meaning from context, the passive crossword | Attitude, workbook 4 | 34 | Integrated Skills | ||
The simple past passive; the simple past passive with by + agent; adverbs with the passive | Touchstone, Student’s book 3 | 117 | Integrated Skills | |||
The passive verb form in the Present, Past and Future | Hemispheres 2 | 88 | Integrated Skills | |||
The simple past passive; the simple past passive with by + agent; adverbs with the passive | Touchstone, Student’s book 3 | 117 | Integrated Skills | |||
Active and passive voices (simple present and simple past) Yes / no and information in the passive voice | Excellent English 4 | 70 | Integrated Skills | |||
The passive. Passive infinitive; passive gerund | Reward Upper-Intermediate, Student’s Book | 56 | Integrated Skills | |||
Passive constructions with say, believe. Speculating about the past; may have, might have, must have, can't have | Reward Upper-Intermediate, Student’s Book | 82 | Integrated Skills | |||
Passive voice | Enterprise 2, course book | 62 | Integrated Skills | |||
The passive; tourism, collocations connected, with tourism, word search: tourism; past tenses, problems on vacation | Attitude, workbook 5 | 16 | Integrated Skills | |||
Passive voice (questions and statement) | Connect 4, Student’s Book | 61 | Integrated Skills | |||
Passive: all tenses; passive modals | Profiles, Student’s Book 3 | 62 | Integrated Skills | |||
Passive voice: the simple present and the simple past | World Link 3 | 56 | Integrated Skills | |||
The passive with various tenses | World Link 3 | 129 | Integrated Skills | |||
is done and was done (passive1) | Basic grammar in use | 44 | Grammar | |||
is being done and has been done (passive2) | Basic grammar in use | 46 | Grammar | |||
Passive (1) ( is done / was done) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 78 | Grammar | |||
Passive (2) (be/been/being done) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 80 | Grammar | |||
Passive 3 | Grammar in use, intermediate | 82 | Grammar | |||
UNIT III | ||||||
UNIDAD III | ||||||
3.1 Experiencias y logros / Experiences and achievements. | 3.1.1 Expresando experiencias y logros. / Express experiences and achievements. | Experiences: Traveling; have you ever?; messages | Attitude, workbook 2 | 52 | Integrated Skills | |
Present perfect (1): talking about experiences | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 76 | Integrated Skills | |||
Present perfect vs. past simple | English Zone 6 | 46 | Integrated Skills | |||
Present perfect statements; present perfect and simple past questions and answers | Touchstone, Student’s book 3 | 11 | Integrated Skills | |||
Present perfect (2): talking about recent events, just and yet | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 78 | Integrated Skills | |||
Present perfect; past simple; ever/never; just; yet/already; for/since | Enterprise 1, Student’s book | 64 | Integrated Skills | |||
Present perfect simple; past simple vs. present perfect simple; present perfect continuous | Enterprise 2, Student’s book | 34 | Integrated Skills | |||
Past tense; present perfect with ever/never; verb forms | Skyline 2, Student’s Book | 86 | Integrated Skills | |||
Review of present perfect vs. past simple, too and enough; too much/too many | Skyline 3, Student’s Book | 32 | Integrated Skills | |||
3.1.2 Expresando permiso, ofrecimientos, requerimientos, obligaciones y necesidades. / Express permission, offerings, requirements, obligations and needs. | Present perfect or past simple, reflexive pronouns (himself, etc.), each other; present perfect continuous or simple, yet, just, already, both, neither, either | English file intermediate, Student’s Book | 8 | Integrated Skills | ||
Review of past tenses and present perfect; conditionals: zero, first and second | Skyline 4, Student’s Book | 6 | Integrated Skills | |||
Review of the simple past and the present perfect: telling and listening to stories | World Pass Upper-intermediate | 2 | Integrated Skills | |||
Verbs tenses review ( present perfect, simple past, past progressive), verb tenses (simple present, simple past, present perfect) | Sequences 3 | 82-91 | Integrated Skills | |||
Verb tenses review (simple present, present progressive, present perfect), verb tenses ( present perfect, presente perfect progressive) | Sequences 3 | 102-111 | Integrated Skills | |||
I have done and I did (present perfect and simple past 1) | Basic grammar in use | 38 | Grammar | |||
Just, already, and yet (present perfect and simple past 2) | Basic grammar in use | 40 | Grammar | |||
I´ve los my key. I lost my key last week. (present Perfect and simple past 3) | Basic grammar in use | 42 | Grammar | |||
Present perfect and past ( I have done and I did) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 26 | Grammar | |||
Describing a sequence of events (1): before and after; during and for | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 6 | Integrated Skills | |||
Describing a sequence of events (2): when, as soon as, as, while, just as, until | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 18 | Integrated Skills | |||
3.2 Causa y efecto. / Cause and effect | 3.2.1 Describir secuencias de acciones en un relato. / Describe sequences of actions in a story. | Describing a sequence of events (3), as soon as, when and after for future events | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 76 | Integrated Skills | |
Clauses of time with before / while / after | Connect 4 | 38 | Integrated Skills | |||
Interrupted past: when / while | English Zone 4 | 42 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future time clauses with before, after, as soon as, when and while | World Link 3 | 51 | Integrated Skills | |||
Life in the past, present and future; changes and contrasts; consequences | Interchange 2 | 58 | Integrated Skills | |||
Past tenses. Describing a sequence of events in the past | Reward Upper-Intermediate, Student’s Book | 24 | Integrated Skills | |||
Sequence adverbs | English Zone 3 | 37 | Integrated Skills | |||
before after during while | Basic grammar in use | 200 | Grammar | |||
For, during, and while | Grammar in use, intermediate | 230 | Grammar | |||
3.2.2 Causa y efecto. / Cause and effect | Zero conditional: in case | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 74 | Integrated Skills | ||
Review of past tenses and present perfect; conditionals: zero, first and second | Skyline 4, Student’s Book | 6 | Integrated Skills | |||
3.2.3 Situaciones, hechos y opiniones / Situations, facts and opinions | Conditionals (1); zero, first and second conditionals, if and when | Reward Upper-Intermediate, Student’s Book | 50 | Integrated Skills | ||
Crime, the –ing verb; the definite and zero articles; connotation, crossword | Attitude, workbook 5 | 10 | Integrated Skills | |||
First conditional and future time clauses; zero conditional; conditionals with imperatives and modal verbs; in case | face2face, Intermediate Student’s Book | 44 | Integrated Skills | |||
Conditionals (1); zero, first and second conditionals, if and when | Reward Upper-Intermediate, Student’s Book | 50 | Integrated Skills | |||
Zero conditional, comparing zero and first conditional | Sequences 3 | 92-101 | Integrated Skills | |||
Zero conditional (when, if) | English Zone 4 | 33 | Integrated Skills | |||
If we go … If you see etc | Basic grammar in use | 226 | Grammar | |||
When I do / When I´ve done When and If | Grammar in use, intermediate | 48 | Grammar | |||
3.3 Opiniones y razones / Opinions and reasons | 3.3.1 Expresar razones. / Express reasons 3.3.2 Expresar propósito / Express purposes | Would, could for requests (formal) | English Zone 4 | 82 | Integrated Skills | |
Reported speech sentences; reported speech (2): questions, requests and imperatives | Face2Face, Intermediate Student’s Book | 84 | Integrated Skills | |||
Polite requests with modal verbs and mind | World Link 2 | 46 | Integrated Skills | |||
Past simple tense; comparatives; can/could in requests | Skyline 2, Student’s Book | 60 | Integrated Skills | |||
Is there? and are there?; pronouns one and some; offers and requests with Can and Could | Touchstone, Student’s book 2 | 53 | Integrated Skills | |||
Use would have, should have and could have to talk hypothetically about the past; use must have, may have, might have and could have to speculate about the past | Touchstone, Student’s book 4 | 75 | Integrated Skills | |||
Can / could for permission and requests | Connect 4 | 32 | Integrated Skills | |||
Can / could | English Zone 6 | 18 | Integrated Skills | |||
Modal verbs; must, have to, have got to, can't, musn't. Modal verbs; don't need to/needn't, needn't have/didnt need to, should/shouldn't | Reward Upper-Intermediate, Student’s Book | 42 | Integrated Skills | |||
Is there? and are there?; pronouns one and some; offers and requests with Can and Could | Touchstone, Student’s book 2 | 53 | Integrated Skills | |||
Integrated Skills | ||||||
Possessive pronouns; should/need to/have to | Skyline 2, Student’s Book | 78 | Integrated Skills | |||
Verbs with two objects; complaining and apologizing; making requests | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 24 | Integrated Skills | |||
Should, shouldn't, must; infinitive of purpose | Face to Face Pre-Intermidiate | 62 | Integrated Skills | |||
Should (affirmative, negative, interrogative) for advice, could, must, have to for advice | Sequences 3 | 22-31 | Integrated Skills | |||
Past modals; sould (not) / must (not) + have + the past participle Tag questions | Excellent English 4 | 54 | Integrated Skills | |||
Past modals: would, should, could; past modals for deduction: could, might, may, must have | Skyline 4, Student’s Book | 86 | Integrated Skills | |||
Past modal (2),may have, might have, could have, must have, can't have | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 90 | Integrated Skills | |||
Modal verbs (could, might, may, must, can't) for belief, advice structures with gerund or infinitive | Sequences 3 | 42-51 | Integrated Skills | |||
Have to / should /must | We can! 6 Student's book | 25 | Integrated Skills | |||
Drawing conclusions; must, can’t, might, could; describing impressions | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 42 | Integrated Skills | |||
Deduction and possibility in the past: must/could/might/can’t + have + past participle | Attitude, workbook 4 | 58 | Integrated Skills | |||
Should/shouldn’t; must/mustn’t; can/can’t/could/couldn’t | Enterprise 1, Student’s book | 60 | Integrated Skills | |||
The imperative; reflexive pronouns; might/could; must/have to; can/be allowed to; could/couldn’t | Enterprise 2, Student’s book | 50 | Integrated Skills | |||
The imperative; might; could; have to/had to; must (n’t); can; be allowed to | Enterprise 2, course book | 70 | Integrated Skills | |||
Must, might and could | Connect 4, Student’s Book | 31 | Integrated Skills | |||
Can / could for permission and requests | Connect 4, Student’s Book | 32 | Integrated Skills | |||
Asking for and giving advice; must and should | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 38 | Integrated Skills | |||
Modal auxiliary verbs 2 (could, might, should have been) | American Headway 4 | 82-89 | Integrated Skills | |||
Modals of possibility: could, may, might | Hemispheres 3 | 74 | Integrated Skills | |||
Passive constructions with say, believe. Speculating about the past; may have, might have, must have, can't have | Reward Upper-Intermediate, Student’s Book | 82 | Integrated Skills | |||
Needn't, can, must, mustn't | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 74 | Integrated Skills | |||
Modals for suggestions, advice and necessity should / shouldn't, could, ought to, must / mustn't, have to / don't have to | Hemispheres 2 | 20 | Integrated Skills | |||
Modal verbs; must, have to, have got to, can't, musn't. Modal verbs; don't need to/needn't, needn't have/didnt need to, should/shouldn't | Reward Upper-Intermediate, Student’s Book | 42 | Integrated Skills | |||
Causatives: have/get something done; must, may/might, can’t | Skyline 3, Student’s Book | 68 | Integrated Skills | |||
Modals: would / could / should | English Zone 6 | 16 | Integrated Skills | |||
Must | Basic grammar in use | 64 | Grammar | |||
should | Basic grammar in use | 66 | Grammar | |||
can and could | Basic grammar in use | 62 | Grammar | |||
Can, could, and (be) able to | Grammar in use, intermediate | 50 | Grammar | |||
Can / could /would you … etc. (requests, Offers, Permissions and Invitations) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 68 | Grammar | |||
Must ( you must be tired, etc.) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 54 | Grammar | |||
Have to and must | Grammar in use, intermediate | 60 | Grammar | |||
May and might (1) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 56 | Grammar | |||
May and might (2) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 58 | Grammar | |||
Should | Grammar in use, intermediate | 62 | Grammar | |||
UNIT IV | ||||||
UNIDAD IV | ||||||
4.1 Planes futuros / Future plans | 4.1.1 Expresar planes futuros e intenciones / Express future plans and intentions | Future plans, intentions and arrangements; going to or will to predict the future, the family; second conditional, friendship, crossword | Attitude, workbook 4 | 22 | Integrated Skills | |
Review and extension: future plans and intentions (going to, present progressive, simple present); predicting the future: will, going to, first conditional; second conditional; recycle: present perfect, adverbs used with present perfect | Attitude, workbook 4 | 38 | Integrated Skills | |||
Yes/no questions with the simple past; future with be going to | All-Star 1 | 148 | Integrated Skills | |||
The future with will, going to, the present continuous and the simple present; use had better, ought to and might want to say what’s advisable; use have got to and going to have to say what’s necessary; use would rather to say what’s preferable | Touchstone, Student’s book 3 | 53 | Integrated Skills | |||
Making comparisons; the future: will, be going to, present continuous | Face2Face, Intermediate Student’s Book | 36 | Integrated Skills | |||
Will for announcing decisions , may, could and may not future plans | Sequences 3 | 12-21 | Integrated Skills | |||
What clauses and long noun phrases as subjects; the future continuous and future perfect | Touchstone, Student’s book 4 | 117 | Integrated Skills | |||
Ways of comparing; future verb forms; future continuous | Face2Face, Upper intermediate Student’s Book | 38 | Integrated Skills | |||
Talking about the future, making suggestions and responding to them. Talking about the future with will | Reward Upper-Intermediate, Student’s Book | 14 | Integrated Skills | |||
Simple present and present continuous Correlative conjunctions Expressing future time with will, be going to and the present continuous | Excellent English 4 | 6 | Integrated Skills | |||
Present continuous for future arrangements | Face to Face Pre-Intermidiate | 52 | Integrated Skills | |||
Prepositions of place - Present Progressive as future | Skyline 1, workbook | 68 | Integrated Skills | |||
Life changes; plans and hopes for the future | Interchange 1 | 106 | Integrated Skills | |||
Historic events and people; biography; the future | Interchange 3 | 64 | Integrated Skills | |||
Going to for the future plans | English Zone 3 | 64 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future with will and won't | Connect 4 | 16 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future with will and hope to | English Zone 6 | 11 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future with going to ; indirect objects; indirect object pronouns; present continuous for the future | Touchstone, Student’s book 2 | 33 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future with going to | All of us 3 | 45 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future with going to | All of us 3 | 57 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future simple, be going to and future perfect; review of future forms | Skyline 5, Student’s Book | 50 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future simple (2): (will) for predictions | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 88 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future simple (1): (will) for decisions | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 86 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future real conditional ( the first conditional) | Hemispheres 2 | 48 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future progressive vs. future simple; connectors | Skyline 4, Student’s Book | 96 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future probability with will probably / probably won't | Connect 4 | 18 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future plans: Be going to and the Present continuous Will for plans made at the moment of speaking | Hemispheres 2 | 32 | Integrated Skills | |||
Will/won’t and going to for predictions; the first conditional | Skyline 3, Student’s Book | 24 | Integrated Skills | |||
will for prediction; might, will able to | Face to Face Pre-Intermidiate | 36 | Integrated Skills | |||
Will (for predictions and arrangements) | English Zone 4 | 80 | Integrated Skills | |||
4.1.2 Promesas y ofrecimientos. / Promises and offers. | Will (affirmative, negative, interrogative), will with definitely and probably | Sequences 3 | 2-11 | Integrated Skills | ||
Time will tell | Enterprise 1 beginner, workbook | 52 | Integrated Skills | |||
Review of tenses; present progressive, going to/might; will/won’t | Skyline 2, Student’s Book | 104 | Integrated Skills | |||
Review of might/will/going to for plans and arrangements; review of comparatives and superlatives | Skyline 3, Student’s Book | 14 | Integrated Skills | |||
Review and extension: quantifiers; modal verbs; active and passive; review and extension; reported speech; recycle: will, going to, first conditional and present perfect | Attitude, workbook 4 | 102 | Integrated Skills | |||
Prepositions; gerunds and infinitives; going to/will/won’t | Skyline 2, Student’s Book | 42 | Integrated Skills | |||
Predictions with be going to and will | World Link 2 | 61 | Integrated Skills | |||
Plans and decisions with be going to and will | World Link 2 | 56 | Integrated Skills | |||
Making predictions: may and might; going to and will | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 40 | Integrated Skills | |||
Going to / will | English Zone 6 | 92 | Integrated Skills | |||
Definite plans with will and be going to / Probable plans with will probably / Possible plans with might | Connect 4 | 24 | Integrated Skills | |||
Be going to; will; present continuous; it will be/there will be | Enterprise 1, Student’s book | 56 | Integrated Skills | |||
What are you doing tomorrow? | Basic grammar in use | 52 | Grammar | |||
I´m going to … | Basic grammar in use | 54 | Grammar | |||
Will (1) | Basic grammar in use | 56 | Grammar | |||
Will (2) | Basic grammar in use | 58 | Grammar | |||
(I´m) going to (do) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 38 | Grammar | |||
will (1) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 40 | Grammar | |||
will (2) | Grammar in use, intermediate | 42 | Grammar | |||
I will and I´m going to | Grammar in use, intermediate | 44 | Grammar | |||
Present tenses ( I am doing / I do) with a Future Meaning | Grammar in use, intermediate | 36 | Grammar | |||
4.2 Posibilidad y prediciones / Possibility and predictions | 4.2.1 Expresar Posibilidad y predicciones / Express possibility and predictions | Talking about ability and possibility: can, could, be able to | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 46 | Integrated Skills | |
Deduction and possibility in the past: must/could/might/can’t + have + past participle | Attitude, workbook 4 | 58 | Integrated Skills | |||
Modals of possibility: could, may, might | Hemispheres 3 | 74 | Integrated Skills | |||
Modals of future possibility | World Link 3 | 17 | Integrated Skills | |||
Linkers expressing contrast; the –ing verb; recycle: deduction and possibility in the past, the passive | Attitude, workbook 4 | 70 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future possibility with might / might not | Connect 4 | 22 | Integrated Skills | |||
Fist conditional with modals, modal verbs for possibility | Sequences 3 | 112-121 | Integrated Skills | |||
Deduction and possibility in the past, literature; figuring out meaning from context, the passive crossword | Attitude, workbook 4 | 34 | Integrated Skills | |||
Can/can’t for possibility; comparatives | Face2Face, elementary Student’s Book | 62 | Integrated Skills | |||
Can for possibility | English Zone 3 | 70 | Integrated Skills | |||
Can (for possibility) | Connect 2 | 102 | Integrated Skills | |||
Will/won’t and going to for predictions; the first conditional | Skyline 3, Student’s Book | 24 | Integrated Skills | |||
Will (for predictions and arrangements) | English Zone 4 | 80 | Integrated Skills | |||
Predictions with be going to and will | World Link 2 | 61 | Integrated Skills | |||
Making predictions: may and might; going to and will | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 40 | Integrated Skills | |||
Going to for plans and predictions, possessive pronouns | Sequences 3 | 32-41 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future simple (2): (will) for predictions | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 88 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future predictions: Will contrasted with be going to May and might for less certainty | Hemispheres 2 | 40 | Integrated Skills | |||
4.3 Opiniones / Opinions | 4.3.1 Expresar opiniones. / Express opinions. 4.3.2 Proporcionar infromación adicional. / Provide additional infromación. 4.3.3 Reportar información. / Report information. | Entertainment; movies and books; reactions and opinions | Interchange 2 | 86 | Integrated Skills | |
Recommendations; opinions; social issues; controversial issues | Interchange 3 | 100 | Integrated Skills | |||
Sports and Leisure: Leisure activities; different lifestyles; opinions; quiz on sports and leisure | Attitude, student’s book 1 | 18 | Integrated Skills | |||
Reflexive pronouns, Saying what you want to say, giving opinions, making decisions | Reward, elementary Student’s Book | 62 | Integrated Skills | |||
Adverbs (2): formations, giving opinions, emphasising | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 50 | Integrated Skills | |||
Reporting statements and opinions; requesting and stating information | Skyline 3, Student’s Book | 86 | Integrated Skills | |||
Some; any/much; many/a few; a little/phrases of quantity; giving advice; conditionals type 0; time words | Enterprise 2, Student’s book | 30 | Integrated Skills | |||
First conditional and future time clauses; zero conditional; conditionals with imperatives and modal verbs; in case | Face2Face, Intermediate Student’s Book | 44 | Integrated Skills | |||
Zero conditional: in case | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 74 | Integrated Skills | |||
First conditional | Reward Intermediate, Student’s Book | 80 | Integrated Skills | |||
Conditionals (1); zero, first and second conditionals, if and when | Reward Upper-Intermediate, Student’s Book | 50 | Integrated Skills | |||
Review of past tenses and present perfect; conditionals: zero, first and second | Skyline 4, Student’s Book | 6 | Integrated Skills | |||
First conditional | Sequences 3 | 72-81 | Integrated Skills | |||
Zero conditional, comparing zero and first conditional | Sequences 3 | 92-101 | Integrated Skills | |||
Will/won’t and going to for predictions; the first conditional | Skyline 3, Student’s Book | 24 | Integrated Skills | |||
Review and extension: quantifiers; modal verbs; active and passive; review and extension; reported speech; recycle: will, going to, first conditional and present perfect | Attitude, workbook 4 | 102 | Integrated Skills | |||
Review and extension: future plans and intentions (going to, present progressive, simple present); predicting the future: will, going to, first conditional; second conditional; recycle: present perfect, adverbs used with present perfect | Attitude, workbook 4 | 38 | Integrated Skills | |||
Future real conditional ( the first conditional) | Hemispheres 2 | 48 | Integrated Skills | |||
First conditional; future time clauses with when, as soon as, before, after, until | Face to Face Pre-Intermidiate | 68 | Integrated Skills | |||
If I knew … I wish I knew … | Grammar in use, intermediate | 72 | Grammar | |||