4to año A Inglés - Upper-Intermediate

PROGRAMA DE EXAMEN ALUMNOS REGULARES

4º A

AÑO: 2023

Profesor: Sandra Chiarelli

Bibliografía: PERSONAL BEST B2 (UPPER-INTERMEDIATE) – STUDENT’S BOOK + WORKBOOK – RICHMOND - JIM SCRIVENER 


CONTENIDOS

Unit 1:  Your unique style

Grammar: Present forms. Narrative tenses (Revision)

Vocabulary: Body language and communication

Writing: Making a narrative interesting

 

 Unit  2:  Culture Vultures

Grammar: Question patterns. Using linkers: contrast and purpose

Vocabulary: Adjective suffixes. 

 

Unit 3: A sense of place

Vocabulary: Easily confused words.

Listening: My special place

 

Unit 4: Mind and behaviour

Grammar: Perfect and Past forms. Conditional sentences type 0,1 and 2.

Vocabulary: Personality and behaviour. Word families

 

Unit 5: Our planet

Vocabulary: Weather. Moods. Adjective prefixes

Writing: Writing an opinion essay

 

Unit 6: Habits and change

Grammar: The habitual past. Be/get used to

Vocabulary: Expressions with time. Expressions with prepositions

 

 

ORAL EXAM 

TEXTS:

*Your Unique Style (p. 4)

*Not What I Expected (p. 8)

*What was I Thinking? (p. 10)

*The Secret of Success (p. 16)

*Procrastination and creativity (p. 34)

*Are global warming campaigns effective? (p. 46)

*Millennials - more to them than meets the eye (p. 52)

 

MOVIES: (Plot, characters, scenes, changing the beginning / ending)

            A star is born.

            Failure to launch

DIALOGUES:

*Tell each other about a person, place or event that surprised you. Use different narrative tenses. (Book p. 9)

*Choose an experience that didn’t turn out as you had expected and start a conversation ( Book p.11)

*Ask your partner which activities he/she enjoys. Use different Question Patterns. (Book p. 13)

*Think of a film, concert or show that you’d really like to see or go to. Take turns recommending it to your partner. (Book p. 19)

*Discuss these questions: (Book p. 25)

Which aspects of your daily life are most stressful? What good ways have you found to reduce stress? What are the best “third places” where you live?

*Think about an extreme weather event. Discuss the following questions:

Have you ever experienced extreme weather? What caused it? What happened as a result? What can we do to prevent these events? ( Book p. 43)

*Ask about HABITUAL PAST, using BE/ GET USED TO  (Book p. 53)

 

*Imagine you belong to the same family. You need to solve a problem together. Start a conversation using one of the following ideas: noisy neighbours - sharing the family car - walking the dog - doing the weekly food shopping (Book p. 55)

 

PERSONAL QUESTIONS:: (topics dealt with in the different units)

 

            Describe a time when something was different to what you expected. (pag. 29)

            Describe someone you think is cool and explain why. (p. 7)

            Describe a time when something was different to what you expected. (p. 29)

            Talk about how to get on with people (p. 33)

            An experience when you procrastinated. (p. 35)

            A memorable experience. (p. 37)

            Describe an experience where the weather has affected your mood. (p. 43)

            Are advertising campaigns effective? Give your opinion. (p. 47)

            Describe habits or routines from your childhood. (p. 48/49)

            Describe something that happened when you were a child. (p. 49)

            Describe  something you never thought you would get used to, but are used to now. (p. 53)

            Describe a problem you or someone you know has had, say how it was solved. (p. 55)

            Recommend a book, movie, or series.

            Talk about something funny or embarrassing that happened to you.

            Talk about your experience at Prep School.Would U recommend it?

            Talk about your experience at the camp. Do you have any anecdotes?

            Talk about your memories at Prep School.

            Talk about your future plans/next year.

 

BIBLIOGRAFÍA

Bibliografía del alumno:

              Burton, Graham; (2017): “Personal Best”, Student’s Book, Richmond.

              Walter, Elizabeth; Woodford, Kate (2017): “Personal Best”, Student’s Book, Richmond.