1st Term

Learning Results

Syllabus

Learning Guides

CEFR

Week 1

Main topic: Introducing yourself, Getting to know someone else, Exchanging personal information about occupation, phone number, mail, procedence, marital status, address, spelling and greetings.

Gramatical approach
Verb to be in simple present to express mood, procedence and make basic questions.
Formal and informal greetings.
Numbers.
Basic questions.
Spelling .

Week 2

Main topic: Talking about nationalities, countries and people's procedence, Talking about your own hometown.
Gramatical approach
Verb to be in affirmative.
Negative and interrogative
Other verbs in simple present.
Wh questions.
Subject pronouns.
Vocabulary about nationalities.
Geographic features.

Week 3

Main topic: Sharing your personal life, describing your family members and use of possessives.

Gramatical approach
Possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns .
Whose question structure .
Vocabulary about family.

Week 4

Main topic: Describing daily routines for your personal life and for your job, Work and workplaces.

Gramatical approach
Simple present in affirmative.
The /s/ in third person singular.
Vocabulary: action verbs related to your job.
Vocabulary: proffessions.
Time expressions.

Week 5

Main topic: Talking about frequency, giving your personal opinion and discussing about likes and dislikes, expressing your favourite activites.

Gramatical approach
Adverbs of frequency.
Questions with how often.
Expressions for likes and dislikes.

Week 6

Main topic: Progress check and mid term, Review.

Week 7

Main topic: Going shopping, buying and selling things, expanding vocabulary about numbers, materials, colors and personal items.

Gramatical approach
Structure questions how much and how many.
Singular and plural demonstratives.
Quantifiers.
Vocabulary about materials, colors, objects, personal items.
Vocabulary about measures.
Use of one and ones.

Week 8

Main topic: Indicating the distance of objects and people, asking about their location in different contexts.

Gramatical approach

There is and there are.
Demonstratives.
Vocabulary about neighborhood and other environments.

Week 9

Main topic: Describing the arrangement of things in different settings.

Gramatical approach
Prepositions of location.
Vocabulary about different places and locations.
Are there, Is there.
Any, some, a, an.

Week 10

Main topic: Asking about abilities and talents.

Gramatical approach

Can/ can´t.
Use of be able to.
Vocabulary about abilities and skills.

Week 11

Main topic: Review, check evidences, heteroevaluation, final evaluation, scores, last updates.