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ADVANCED I

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list of phrasal verbs

TENSES

Revision of tenses and passive voice

Future in the past: was about to, was on the point of...

Future Continuous, Future Perfect

Reported Speech: revision of all tenses and forms, different reporting verbs. Reporting modals

MODALS/MODALITY

Possibility and deduction: must, can’t, could, couldn’t, may, might, would + perfect infinitive. May + perfect

infinitive vs. might + perfect infinitive.

Obligation / Necessity / Advice: should, ought to, needn’t + perfect infinitive.

Revision of: had to, didn’t have to.

Be able to (different tenses).

Be likely/certain/unlikely, etc. to, certainly, possibly, etc: adjectives and adverbs to refer to different degrees of

certainty.

STRUCTURE / CLAUSES / PATTERNS

Conditionals: revision. General conditions. Conditionals type III. Different conjunctions: unless, provided (that),

providing (that)

Clauses of reason, result and concession. Different connectors.

Connectors: moreover, in addition to, as well as

Causative ‘have’ and ‘get’

PATTERNS WITH INFINITIVES AND GERUNDS

 Verb + gerund: can’t stand, deny, dislike, feel like, hate, keep, continue).

 Verb + infinitive (afford, appear, fail, happen, mean, refuse, seem, threaten, etc.).

 Verb + infinitive or gerund: 1. same meaning (start, begin, continue, intend)

2. different meaning (stop, remember, etc.)

 Gerunds as subjects and after a preposition

 Adjective + prepositions + gerund

Let, allow and make

hope / expect / suppose / suggest

TOPIC AREAS (Suggested topics)

Funny experiences

Teenagers

Personality

Sports

Pop music

Superstitions

Relationship

Advertising

Lifestyles

Physical description

Radio, TV, the news

Describing places

Travelling

Food and diets

Holidays

Education

Adventure

Thrillers

PHRASAL VERBS

Book: English Phrasal Verbs (Penguin Quick Guides)

Unit 2: Holidays

Brush up, check in, die for, eat out, get away from, get back, go away, hold up, leave behind, look forward to,

pick up, pop in, put on, run out, stop over, take off, take out, touch down, turn out.

Unit 7: Crime and Punishment

Beat up, break into, come to, drop off, get away, get off, get on, go down, hold up, keep on, knock out, let out,

pick out, pick up (1), pick up (2), put away, set off, set up, take off, tighten up.

Unit 9: Romance

Ask out, be cut up, break down, break up, burn down, carry on, come round, fall for, finish with, get along with,

go down with, go off with, go out with, go through with, grow apart, let on, move in, pass out, put in, see

through, stick by, walk out.

Unit 10: Daily Life

get up, lie in, set off, turn off, wake up

WRITING:

Reports

Letters

Narratives

e-mails

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