Module 1: Expanding Vocabulary & Everyday Topics
- Lesson 1: Describing People and Personalities
- Vocabulary for physical appearance (height, hair colour, build)
- Adjectives for personality (friendly, confident, lazy)
- Talking about character traits (He is very organised, She is outgoing)
- Comparatives and superlatives (taller, the most friendly)
- Lesson 2: Hobbies and Leisure Activities
- Vocabulary for hobbies (reading, swimming, photography)
- Talking about interests and free time (I enjoy playing tennis, She loves cooking)
- Asking and answering about preferences (What do you like doing in your free time?)
Module 2: Grammar Focus
- Lesson 3: Past Tenses (Past Simple, Past Continuous)
- Using the past simple (I visited London last year)
- Using the past continuous (I was reading when you called)
- Differences between past simple and past continuous (She was cooking when I arrived)
- Lesson 4: Present Perfect Tense
- Affirmative, negative, and question forms (I’ve been to Paris, She hasn’t finished her homework)
- Life experiences and results of past actions (I have seen that movie before, She has already eaten)
- Expressions with present perfect (ever, never, already, yet, just)
- Lesson 5: Future Forms (Will, Going to, Present Continuous)
- Expressing future intentions with “going to” (I’m going to visit my friend next weekend)
- Predictions with “will” (I think it will rain tomorrow)
- Arrangements with present continuous (I’m meeting him later)
- Lesson 6: Modals of Advice and Obligation (Should, Must, Ought to)
- Giving advice (You should see a doctor, You ought to study more)
- Expressing obligation (I must finish this project today)
- Talking about necessity (You must wear a helmet)
Module 3: Communication Skills
- Lesson 7: Making Requests and Offers
- Polite requests (Could you please…? Would you mind…?)
- Making offers (Would you like some help? Can I get you a drink?)
- Offering and responding to help (Let me help you with that, Thanks for your offer)
- Lesson 8: Expressing Opinions and Preferences
- Agreeing and disagreeing politely (I think so too, I’m not sure about that)
- Giving your opinion (In my opinion, I believe that…)
- Talking about preferences (I prefer tea to coffee, I’d rather stay home)
Module 4: Everyday Situations
- Lesson 9: Work and Jobs
- Vocabulary related to work (office, boss, colleague, interview)
- Talking about job responsibilities (I work as a teacher, My job involves managing the team)
- Discussing work routines and career goals (I’m looking for a new job, I plan to become a manager)
- Lesson 10: Travel and Transportation
- Vocabulary for travel (airport, luggage, passport, flight)
- Talking about travel plans (I’m flying to Paris next week, We’re staying at a hotel)
- Asking for and giving travel advice (How do I get to the airport? You should take the bus)
- Lesson 11: Health and Fitness
- Talking about health issues (I have a headache, She’s feeling unwell)
- Vocabulary related to fitness (gym, exercise, diet)
- Giving health advice (You should drink more water, You must rest)
Module 5: Listening and Reading Comprehension
- Lesson 12: Listening to Authentic Materials
- Listening to interviews, podcasts, and news reports
- Understanding main ideas and specific details
- Answering comprehension questions
- Lesson 13: Reading for Information and Details
- Reading short articles, advertisements, and emails
- Identifying key information (Who, What, When, Where)
- Skimming and scanning for specific details
Module 6: Writing Skills
- Lesson 14: Writing Formal and Informal Emails
- Writing formal emails (to a colleague, client, or customer)
- Writing informal emails (to friends or family)
- Organising ideas, tone, and language for different audiences
- Lesson 15: Writing a Short Essay
- Structure of an essay (introduction, body, conclusion)
- Expressing opinions and supporting arguments (First, Secondly, In conclusion)
- Linking ideas with connectors (However, Therefore, On the other hand)
Module 7: Review and Practice
- Lesson 16: Revision and Assessment
- Review of all grammar and vocabulary
- Practice exercises: fill-in-the-blank, multiple-choice, short answer
- Speaking practice with role-play (asking for directions, making a complaint)
- Group discussions on topics like travel, hobbies, and daily life
- Lesson 17: Final Project
- Students prepare and present a short presentation on a topic of their choice (e.g. My dream job, A memorable trip)
- Peer feedback and teacher assessment