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Basic 1
Grammar

Vocabulary

Basic 2
Grammar
Present Simple
How often + adverbs of frequency
Compound adjectives (there are two bedrooms in the house  It’s a two-
bedroom house)
Verbs of preference + gerund and infinitive
Adverbs of frequency and adverbial expressions of frequency
The presente continuous for future arrangements
The imperative
Countable and uncountable noun, how much and how many, some and any

Vocabulary
Occupations:
1. Physical therapist 9. Fashion stylist
2. Nurse 10. Personal financial advisor
3. Engineer 11. Doctor
4. Architect 12. Dental hygienist
5. Electrician 13. Software developer
6. Painter 14. Construction worker
7. Actor 15. Computer analyst
8. Game designer 16. Plumber

Adverbs of frequency
1. Always
2. Sometimes
3. Usually
4. Rarely
5. Never

Parts of the house

1. Dining room 6. Laundry room
2. Living room 7. Bathroom
3. Kitchen 8. Garden
4. Bedroom 9. Back yard
5. Porch 10. Garage
 11. Basement 13. Attic
12. Balcony 14. Swimming pool

Furniture
1. A bed 9. A mirror 16. A chair
2. A tv set 10. A Bookshelf 17. Pictures
3. A closet 11. A coffee table 18. A lamp
4. A computer 12. A microwave 19. Curtains
5. A nightstand oven 20. A stove
6. An armchair 13. A sofá 21. A shower
7. A dishwasher 14. A table 22. A sink
8. Cushions 15. A rug 23. Cupboards

Free time activities

1. Eat out 4. Go to a concert 7. Do DIY
2. Go to the 5. Hang out with activities
movies friends 8. Listen to music
3. Use a 6. Go window 9. Work out
computer shopping

Kinds of movies
1. Comedy 6. Cartoon
2. Romantic comedy 7. Drama
3. Action movie 8. Western
4. Science fiction movie 9. Horror movie
5. Musical 10. War movie

Directions and locations

1. Turn left 10. It’s on the 16. Far from here
2. Turn right second floor 17. Blocks away
3. Go up 11. It’s between 18. Downstairs, on
4. Go straight (the)... and your left, next
ahead (the)... to the
5. Go down 12. It’s two blocks language lab
6. Turn left on the from (the)... 19. Near here
second street 13. Upstairs, across 20. Blocks away
7. It’s on 2nd from the 21. Between White
avenue auditorium and yellow
8. It’s next to 14. On the next
(the)... block
9. It’s across from 15. On the corner
(the)... of
Balanced diet
1. Lettuce 13. Cheese 25. Corn
2. Pineapple 14. Pear 26. Cauliflower
3. Bread 15. Fish 27. Papaya
4. Tomato 16. Butter 28. Broccoli
5. Chicken 17. Jam 29. Soda
6. Banana 18. Onion 30. Spinach
7. Chocolate 19. Peas 31. Cereal
8. Orange 20. Melon 32. Milk
9. Meat 21. Grapes 33. Pepper
10. Potato 22. Eggs 34. Rice
11. Lime 23. Beans 35. Watermelon
12. Carrot 24. Apple

Containers
1. A can of 6. Three bars of
2. A carton of 7. A piece of
3. A bottle of 8. 1 lb
4. A package of 9. ½ dozen
5. A box of

Popular dishes and beverages

1. Appetizers 7. Salmon fillet 13. Chocolate
2. Caesar salad with green mousse with
3. Tomato soup vegetables whipped cream
with toast 8. Roast chicken 14. Brownie with
4. Toast with with vanilla ice
avocado and vegetables cream
salmon 9. Ribs with 15. Beverages
5. Seafood salad barbecue 16. Juice (apple,
(tomato, sauce and fries Orange,
shrimp, potato, 10. Vegetarian cranberry)
salmon) lasagna 17. Pink lemonade
6. Main courses 11. Desserts 18. Soda
12. Strawberry 19. Wine (red,
cheesecake White)

Inter 1
Grammar
Simple Past
Embedded questions
Should/can/could/may/might (advice)
Collocations (verbs+ prepositions)
Have to
Modal verbs
Verbs of preference + gerund and infinitive
Verbs and expressions of probability and possibility
Relative clauses with who

Vocabulary

Weather conditions
1. Foggy 4. Hot and sunny
2. Rainy 5. Windy
3. Snowy and cold 6. Cloudy

Feelings
1. Excited 4. Scared
2. Nervous 5. Angry
3. Happy 6. Sad

Body parts and health problems

1. Toe 10. Leg 19. Backache
2. Finger 11. Neck 20. Headache
3. Hand 12. Shoulder 21. Toothache
4. Foot 13. Elbow 22. Earache
5. Head 14. Knee 23. Runny nose
6. Nose 15. Chest 24. Sore throat
7. Mouth 16. Back 25. (body part)
8. Eye 17. Ear hurts
9. Arm 18. Stomachache

Electronics
1. Tablete 7. home theater system
2. e-reader 8. printer
3. digital camera 9. blue-ray player
4. cell phone 10. camcorder
5. tv set 11. laptop computer
6. mp3 player

Items of clothing
1. Sweatshirt 5. Jeans 9. Sunglasses
2. Bermudas 6. Sneakers 10. Skirt
3. Tie 7. Shorts 11. Blouse
4. Sweater 8. Top 12. High heels
 13. Dress 16. Blazer 19. Shoes
14. Jacket 17. Shirt
15. Belt 18. Pants

Other items of clothing

1. (a pair of) gloves 5. A hoodie
2. Pajamas 6. A coat
3. (a pair of) socks 7. A scarf
4. A purse 8. (a pair of pantyhose)

Adjectives ending in –ed and –ing

1. Amazing 7. Bored 13. Surprised
2. Amazed 8. Boring 14. Surprising
3. Interesting 9. Disappointed 15. Exhausted
4. Interested 10. Disappointing 16. Exhausting
5. Excited 11. Embarrassed
6. Exciting 12. Embarrassing

Verbs patterns and degrees of intensity

1. Love
2. Like
3. Enjoy
4. Don’t like
5. Can’t stand

Language related to electronic devices

1. Download and listen to music 5. Download and read books
2. Search the internet 6. Heat and cook food
3. Download, upload and take 7. Play games
pictures 8. Text messages
4. Check, write, and send e-
mails messages

Superhero words
1. Freeze things 4. Create force fields
2. Talk to animals 5. See through walls
3. Lift heavy things 6. Breathe under water

Describing people (physical characteristics and personality traits)

1. Honest 4. Médium- 6. Cooperative
2. Tal height 7. Reliable
3. Envious 5. Thin 8. Strong
 9. Short 15. Patient 21. Altruistic
10. Young 16. Intelligent 22. Energetic
11. Beautiful 17. Courageous 23. Old
12. Arrogant 18. Selfish 24. Caring
13. Loyal 19. Fit 25. Determined
14. Despicable 20. Overweight 26. Idealistic

Review and presente vocabular items related to physical descriptions

1. Be in someone seventies 11. Wear glasses
2. Be overweight 12. Have a mustache
3. Be bald 13. Have gray hair
4. Have long and red hair 14. Have green eyes
5. Have blue eyes 15. Have dimples
6. Have short and blond hair 16. Be in someone teens
7. Wear braids 17. Be na enderly man
8. Have dreadlocks 18. Have freckles
9. Have a beard 19. Have curly hair
10. Be strong 20. Be thin

Inter 2
Grammar
Used to
Comparatives
Question tags
Past continuous
Present perfect (1) – actions that happened at an indefinite time in the past
Adjectives and adverbs
Verbs and adjectives + prepositions + gerund
The superlative
Strong adjectives
Comparatives and superlatives
Both, either, neither
Presente perfect tense (2) – unfinished states and unfinished time periods
Presente perfect (3) – yet, already, just
Ought to and had better
Presente perfect continuous

Vocabulary
1. Children’s games and fun 5. Swim
activities 6. Ride a bike
2. Play hide and seek 7. Go fishing
3. Play hopscotch 8. Climb a tree
4. Fly a kite 9. Go roller skating
 10. Play marbles 11. Jump rope

Car acidentes
1. Speeded up 7. Pulled over
2. Passed 8. Skidded
3. Crashed head-on 9. Crashed into
4. Spun 10. Swerved to
5. Turned over 11. Sideswiped
6. Slowed down

Personality traits
1. Spontaneous 6. Curious 11. Determined
2. Flexible 7. Sensible 12. Rational
3. Organized 8. Dependable 13. Easy-going
4. Responsible 9. Open-minded 14. Sympathetic
5. Competitive 10. Ingenious 15. Inventive

Questions to perform a job interview

1. Can you cope with pressure?
2. Can you meet deadlines?
3. Are you good at dealing with people?
4. Are you motivated by challenges?
5. Where do/did you go to college/school?
6. What will/did you major in?
7. How did you know about the position?
8. What are your goals for the future?
9. Why are you looking for a new job?
10. Can you work in a team?
11. Do you have experience in making presentations?

Strong adjectives and sense verbs

1. Tasty 7. Fantastic 13. Huge
2. Delicious 8. Bad 14. Afraid
3. Tired 9. Awful 15. Terrified
4. Exhausted 10. Difficult 16. Surprised
5. Good 11. Impossible 17. Amazed
6. Great 12. Big

Household chores
1. Take the trash out 4. Dust the furniture
2. Do the vacuuming 5. Do the laundry
3. Mop the floor 6. Make the beds
 7. Do the ironing 9. Make dinner
8. Do the dishes 10. Do the shopping

Expressions related to feelings and emotions

1. Be feeling on the top of the 6. Be on cloud nine
world 7. Be down in the dumps
2. Be feeling very down 8. Hit the ceiling
3. Make someone’s blood boil 9. Be worried sick
4. A low blow 10. Be bummed out
5. Be on edge

PreAdv 1
Grammar
1. Prepositional phrases 7. Second conditional
2. First conditional 8. Less/fewer...than
3. First conditional (part 2) 9. Indirect questions
4. Comparatives 10. Yes/no questions
5. To be allowed 11. Wh- questions
6. Should have

Vocabulary
1. Kinds of trips (and verbs) 9. Go on a/na safari
2. Go camping 10. Go on a/na shopping trip
3. Go backpacking 11. Go on a/na eco trip
4. Take spa break 12. Go on a/na pilgrimage
5. Take Exchange program 13. Go on a/na ski trip
6. Take city tour 14. Go on a/na adventure
7. Go on a/na road trip 15. Go on a/na trip
8. Go on a/na cruise

Connectors to express contrast and sequence when telling stories

1. However 4. At first
2. Then 5. After that
3. Finally 6. Although

School subjects
1. Math 8. Art
2. Physics 9. Literature
3. Chemistry 10. Foreign
4. Biology 11. Language
5. History 12. Computer science
6. Geography 13. Physical education
7. Philosophy
People’s personalities
1. Amusing 12. Generous 22. Optimistic
2. Arrogant 13. Greedy 23. Passionate
3. Bossy 14. Helpful 24. Reliable
4. Bright 15. Imaginative 25. Romantic
5. Charming 16. Impulsive 26. Rude
6. Childish 17. Inconsiderate 27. Sarcastic
7. Considerate 18. Intuitive 28. Sincere
8. Cowardly 19. Irresponsible 29. Sociable
9. Dishonest 20. Moody 30. Loving
10. Easygoing 21. Narrow- 31. Sensible
11. Egocentric minded 32. Sensitive

Manias
1. Biting your nails
2. Entering every place with the
right foot
3. Wearing certain clothes for
luck
4. Having little rituals (repeating
a series of actions always in
the same way)
5. Checking all the locks in your
home several times before
going to bed
6. Counting the steps on the
stairs as you go up
7. Eating French fries with ice
cream (or another strange
combination)
8. Organizing your wardrobe by
color
9. Washing your hands every
two minutes

Different ways to say someone’s afraid

1. Terrified 4. Frightened
2. Paranoid 5. Paralyzed
3. Scared to death 6. Petrified

Opinions on watching TV and programs

1. Shallow 6. Predictable
2. Cliffhanger 7. Inspiring
3. Hooked up 8. Childish
4. Gripping 9. Informative
5. Breathtaking 10. Season première

Fantasy-related vocabulary
1. Elf 3. Hafling/hobbit 5. Ogre
2. Dwarf 4. Orc 6. Goblin
 7. Archer 12. Dragon 17. Battle axe
8. Warrior 13. Sphinx 18. Crossbow
9. Ranger 14. Phoenix 19. Staff
10. Witch/wizard 15. Sword
11. Knight 16. Bow

Exponents used to talk about probability levels

1. That’s very 6. That’s a 10. This is a little
likely possibility out there
2. It’s quite 7. This is one way 11. There’s a slight
possible to look at it chance
3. This must be it 8. That’s 12. That’s a near
4. You are/were (very/extremely impossibility
right on the ) unlikely 13. It can’t be
money 9. This sounds a 14. You’re way off
5. That’s possible bit far-fetched 15. That’s
impossible

Language to describe cities

1. Small village 12. The cost of 21. On the
2. In West-central living southeast
3. In the Alps 13. On the coast of
4. Peaceful outskirts 22. Touristy
5. Vibrant 14. Pollution 23. Very relaxed
atmosphere 15. Congestions atmosphere
6. Slow pace of 16. In the northern 24. Seaside resorts
life parto f the 25. Downtown
7. Traffic jams 17. Paradisiac 26. In the Ural
8. Overcrowding 18. Poverty mountains
9. Lively 19. On the eastern 27. Industrial
10. Cosmopolitan side of the 28. 45 kilometers
city island. from
11. Populated 20. Residential 29. In the suburbs
area