1 M eeting new friends • Greetings, leave-takings, introducing yourself/someone Verb BE • Reacting to introductions Yes/No questions • Asking for and giving information about nationality/ Info questions occupations Subject pronouns Possessive adjectives Indefinite articles Demonstratives adjectives and pronouns 2 Talking about yourself • Asking for and giving information about age and Verb BE (cont.) and about people height/ date and place of birth/marital status Yes/No questions • Asking for and giving addresses/a telephone number Info questions • Identifying someone Prepositions Possessive case 3 Routines • Asking and telling the time Other verbs. The simple present • Asking for and giving information about daily tense/ present continuous tense activities/occasional activities time expressions, adverbs of frequency, connectives, uses of IT 4 Describing people • Describing people (physical appearance) Adjectives /Order of adjectives • Describing people (personality traits) Verb HAVE • Expressing family relationships M ore connectives 5 Going out • Inviting someone, making offers, requests Uses of Would, Could… Let’s…, and suggestions Why don’t…? 6 What is there in…? • Expressing existence There+ BE • Asking and expressing quantity How much?/How many?/How much • Talking about prices is it? 7 What happened? • Asking for and giving information about actions The simple past tense/past continuous tense in the past (BE/Other verbs) 8 Likes and dislikes • Expressing preferences, giving opinions and making Verbs + verbs in -ing comparisons Verbs + infinitives Verbs of opinions(think, believe) Comparison of adjectives 9 M ay I …? • Expressing possibility, ability, capacity, permission, M odal Verbs (can, could, may, should, must) obligation, prohibition, duty, and suggestions 10 Planning ahead • Asking for and giving information about future actions The simple future tense/future • Asking for and giving directions continuous tense • Talking about the weather The Imperative
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11 WHAT HAS HAPPENED? Asking for and giving information: Present Perfect/Present • about actions that started in the Perfect Continuous past and continue up to the Time expressions present; (For…/Since) • about actions that started in the Adverbs. past and finished in a recent past. 12 WHAT HAD HAPPENED Asking for and giving information: Past Perfect/Past Perfect WHEN…? • about past experiences and actions Continuous which happened before another Connectives past experience or action. 13 IT WAS BUILT IN …. Emphasizing resulting events Passive voice 14 THE ONE WHO IS WEARING… Giving detailed descriptions Relative clauses 15 IF IT RAINS… Referring to probable, hypothetical Conditional clauses or impossible conditions and their Related connectives consequences.
16 SHE TOLD M E THAT… Referring to something that has Reported speech