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This document outlines the content and structure of an advanced English course divided into 10 modules. Each module focuses on different grammar points, vocabulary, and skills including speaking, listening, reading and writing. Module topics range from introductions, memory, travel, life stories, careers, media, socializing, technology, future society, and stories. The course aims to improve English proficiency through everyday and realistic language lessons.
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- 1. ADVANCED LEVEL CONTENT UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA VICERRECTORIA DE RELACIONES INTERNACIONALES CEAD BARRANQUILLA
- 2. GRAMMAR VOCABULARY AND REAL LIFE SPEAKING AND LISTENING READING WRITING 1. Present simple and continuous. Everyday activities Finding things in common with others. ¨How we really spend our time¨ Pen pals 2. Have got/ Has got People around you 3. How do you spend your time? 4. Do you spend your time chatting on the internet? MODULE 1 ALL ABOUT YOU
- 3. MODULE 2 MEMORY GRAMMAR VOCABULARY AND REAL LIFE SPEAKING AND LISTENING READING WRITING 1. Past simple and continuous. Time expressions in the past Pronunciation of verbs ending –ed. The way I met my husband Do you remember…? Article 2. Used to Remembering and forgetting Talking about your childhood Improving your memory 3. Verbs in past ending -ed
- 4. MODULE 3 ALL AROUND THE WORLD GRAMMAR VOCABULARY AND REAL LIFE SPEAKING AND LISTENING READING WRITING 1. Comparatives and superlatives. Natural wonders and geographical features Compare in pairs cities and places Places to visit before you die Design a brochure to recommend a place 2. Slightly/ Much Adjectives to describe cities. Booking a flight 3. A little bit/ A lot
- 5. MODULE 4 LIFE STORIES GRAMMAR VOCABULARY AND REAL LIFE SPEAKING AND LISTENING READING WRITING 1. Present perfect simple Life events People you admire ¨Parallel lives¨ Write your 1-page CV according to the model. 2. Present perfect continuous Positive and negative characteristics. ¨Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen¨ 3. since, for, ago Expressions using ¨Take¨ Jobs
- 6. MODULE 5 SUCCESS GRAMMAR VOCABULARY AND REAL LIFE SPEAKING AND LISTENING READING WRITING 1. Future forms Words related to work and education Formal phone calls Have you got what it takes? Write a covering letter. 2. If/ when Applying for a job expressions Doing something different discussions.
- 7. MODULE 6 IN THE MEDIA GRAMMAR VOCABULARY AND REAL LIFE SPEAKING AND LISTENING READING WRITING 1. Adjectives: ing, ed ending. TV and radio vocabulary. Recommending and giving opinions about books, films , TV shows or games. Newspaper stories. Writing a review of a film 2. The passive Feelings
- 8. MODULE 7 SOCIALISING GRAMMAR VOCABULARY AND REAL LIFE SPEAKING AND LISTENING READING WRITING 1. ¨Will¨ for offers and decisions Polite requests Talk about social behaviour in your country. The great international night out Write an article about night life in your city. Social behaviour Accepting or rejecting invitations Visiting Thailand Common phrases with go
- 9. MODULE 8 THINGS YOU CAN T LIVE WITHOUT GRAMMAR VOCABULARY AND REAL LIFE SPEAKING AND LISTENING READING WRITING 1. Relative clauses Technology Go around asking partners about objects they would hate to be without Machines behaving badly. Write about inventions in the near future 2. Quantifiers Describing everyday objects. Buying things: food, objects, clothes etc.
- 10. MODULE 9 FUTURE SOCIETY GRAMMAR VOCABULARY AND REAL LIFE SPEAKING AND LISTENING READING WRITING 1. Making predictions Phrases with make. Explaining advantages and disadvantages about things. Getting it wrong, getting it right. Write a text predicting about the future of the world. 2. First conditional Ways of saying numbers. Talking about hypothetical situations.
- 11. MODULE 10 AN AMAZING STORY GRAMMAR VOCABULARY AND REAL LIFE SPEAKING AND LISTENING READING WRITING 1. Past perfect Types of stories. Talking about ghost stories using adverbs. The perfect crime. Making up a story from pictures. 2. Reported speech crime 3. Adverbs and connectors for telling stories Say vs tell