VESTLEJA KOOLITUS
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90 ACADEMIC HOURS
UNIT TITLE GRAMMAR READING WRITING LISTENING SPEAKING
PATTERNS OF LIFE
I. Changes in
surroundings
II. Changes in lifestyles 1 Clause and sentence structure
2 The noun group
3 The verb group
4 Count nouns
5 Singular, plural, and collective
nouns
6 Uncount nouns Identifying text types and purpose
Quotes describing people’s memories
An article about an unusual lifestyle Sentences describing changes
Gap-fill description of a picture A monologue on how an area has changed
Short conversations
A description of a picture Giving opinions and reasons
Role play: meeting new people
A description of a picture
PLEASURES
I. Television viewing
II. A visit to a film
studio
III. Landscapes 7 Personal pronouns
8 This, that, these, those, one,
ones
9 Reflexive pronouns
10 Indefinite pronouns An article about television viewing habits
A text from a brochure
A literary extract A description of a scene
Making comparisons Sound sequences
A conversation about a ride at a film studio Agreeing and disagreeing in conversation
Description of sensations
BORDERS
I. National borders
II. Air travel
III. Customs
IV. Holiday postcards 11 Determiners
12 Main uses of ‘the’
13 Other uses of ‘the’
14 ‘A’ and ‘an’
15 All, most, no, none
16 Both, either, neither
17 Much, little, many, few, more,
less, fewer
18 Some, any, another, other,
each, every An article about borders
Holiday postcards A postcard Brief monologues describing location
Air travel
Conversations at customs
Describing location
Discussion: airport security
Role play: at customs
RIGHTS AND WRONGS
I. Crime
II. Women police
officers
III. Legendary heroes 19 Position of adjectives
20 Order of adjectives
21 Adjectives with prepositions
22 Adjectives with ‘to’-infinitive
or ‘that’-clause
23 Adjectives ending in ‘-ing’ or
‘-ed’
24 Comparatives and
superlatives: forms
25 Comparatives and
superlatives: uses
26 Other ways of comparing
things
A report of a crime
An introductory text about a famous person A report of a crime Accounts of crimes
A monologue by a woman police officer
A narrative about an incident on patrol
A story Describing a crime
A short talk
Discussion
FOR SALE
I. Shopping and supermarkets
II. Cars
III. Advertising and sales 27 Possession
28 Nouns with prepositions
29 Nouns with ‘-ing’, ‘-ed’, or
‘to’-infinitive clauses
30 Other ways of adding to a
noun group An article about supermarket sales techniques
Letters, a memo, an invoice, an order form A description of a process
Letters
Form completion Extracts from an interview with a car manufacturer Describing a process
Role play: selling a computer
Discussion: sending a gift
BODY AND MIND
I. Health and fitness
II. Medical treatment
III. Fear 31 Adverbials
32 Adverbials of manner
33 Adverbials of time
34 Adverbials of frequency and
probability
35 Adverbials of duration-
already, still, yet
36 Adverbials of degree An article about small children and fitness
A literary extract My sports club A medical consultation
A monologue by a dentist Role play: persuading someone to stop smoking
Role play: calming and advising someone
AWAY FROM HOME
I. Places to stay
II. Hotel facilities
III. Experiences abroad 37 Prepositions of place and
direction
38 Prepositions of place-at, in, on
39 Prepositions with forms of
transport
40 Auxiliary verbs-be, have An article about an unusual hotel
A literary extract A polite letter Interviews about a ranch hotel
Dialogue at a hotel reception
Camping Discussion: a holiday at a ranch hotel
Role play: situations at a hotel
PATHS TO SUCCESS
I. Jobs
II. Qualifications
III. School subjects
IV. Arts and crafts
V. Personal information 41 The present tenses
42 The past tenses
43 The continuous tenses
44 The perfect tenses
45 Talking about the present
46 Talking about the past
47 Reporting the past
48 Talking about the future using
‘will’ and ‘going to’
49 Talking about the future using
present tenses Different jobs
An article about a change of career
Job advertisements A brief biography
CV
Cover letter An interview with an art student
A job interview Job interviews
SKIN DEEP
I. People’s appearances
II. Models and model agencies
III. Ideas of beauty 50 Questions
51 ‘Wh’-words
52 Question tags: forms
53 Question tags: uses
54 Indirect and reported
questions
55 Short answers
56 The imperative and ‘let’
57 Negative sentences with ‘not’
58 Negative words An article about a model agency
A short report about people’s views on changing their appearance
Descriptions of people A discussion about changing your appearance
A monologue about running a model agency
Discussion: changing one’s appearance
SHOWTIME
I. Puppets
II. Theatre
III. Circuses
IV. Animal performers 59 Introduction to modals
60 Modals-negatives and
questions
61 Can, could, may, might-
possibility
62 Cannot, can’t, must, ought,
should, will- probability and
certainty
63 Can, could, be able to-ability
64 Can, could, may-permission
65 Can, could, will, would-
instructions and requests
66 Could, may, might, shall-
suggestions
67 Can, could, shall, will, would-
offers and invitations A text about puppets
A literary extract
An article about circus animals
A letter to a newspaper A letter to a newspaper giving an opinion An interview with the manager of a theatre
Monologues giving strong opinions
Role play: booking tickets for a play
Discussion: performing animals
LOOKING FORWARD
I. Energy sources
II. Life in the future
III. Life in a closed ecosystem
IV. Genetic engineering 68 Would like, would rather,
wouldn’t mind - wants and
wishes
69 Have to, have got to, must,
mustn’t – obligation and
necessity
70 Need to, needn’t, not have to-
obligation and necessity
71 Should, ought, should have,
ought have, had better-mild
obligation and advice A literary extract
An article about a biosphere
Sentences justifying a decision
A paragraph expressing an opinion An interview about generating electricity
Brief comments about the future
A radio news item
A conversation about genetic engineering Negotiating a shortlist
Discussion: freedom and technology in the future
NEWS AND VIEWS
I. Newspapers
II. Objectivity and bias in newspapers
III. Reading habits
IV. Perspectives on events 72 Intransitive and transitive
verbs
73 Verbs with two objects
74 Reflexive verbs
75 Reciprocal verbs
76 Ergative verbs
77 Common verbs with nouns for
actions
78 Verbs with prepositions
Newspaper extracts
Comments for a survey
A narrative A report about reading habits
A perspective on events
A newspaper report
A monologue about producing a newspaper
Short interviews about newspapers Discussion: newspapers
An interview about reading habits
Interpreting events
ON SHOW
I. Exhibitions and museums
II. Art
III. Children and childhood 79 Phrasal verbs
80 Link verbs
81 Verbs with ‘-ing’ clauses
82 Verbs with ‘to’-infinitive
clauses
83 Verbs with ‘to’-infinitive or’-
ing’ clauses An article about an unusual exhibit
An extract from a brochure
A poem Describing an experience Two short talks by museum staff
A description of a photograph A short talk about a museum
Role play: finding your way around a museum
Discussion: children
Describing and responding to a photograph
IN TOUCH
I. Couriers
II. Emergency services
III. Home computers
84 Verbs with other types of
clauses
85 The passive voice
86 ‘It’ as impersonal subject
87 ‘There’ as impersonal subject
88 Report structures:’that’-
clauses
89 Other report structures
An article about being a courier
An advertisement
An article about the use of home computers
A report of a survey A report of a survey A conversation about a delivery service
An interview with an emergency service operator
Phone calls
A conversation about an accident Reporting an experience
Role play: phone calls
A report of a conversation
A survey of home computer use
A CHANGE OF SCENE
I. Preparations for travel
II. Working holidays/Holidays
III. Persuasion
IV. Travel brochures 90 Time clauses
91 Conditional clauses using ‘if’
92 Conditional clauses using
modals and ‘unless’
93 Purpose and reason clauses
94 Result clauses
95 Contrast clauses
96 Manner clauses
97 Defining relative clauses
98 Non-defining relative clauses
99 Changing the focus of a
sentence
100 Cohesion: making connections in speech and writing An article about working holidays
Persuasive and neutral texts From completion
A persuasive description A monologue by a travel agent
A conversation at a travel agent’s
Discussion: advice for foreign students working in your area
Discussion: holidays destinations
Role play: checking information about a holiday
60 ACADEMIC HOURS
Ability Indefinite pronouns Quantifiers
Adjectives Interrogative pronouns Question tags
Adverbs Invitations Reason
Advice Irregular verbs Recommending
Alphabet Nouns Reflexive pronouns
Another/Other/Others Numbers Refusing
Articles Obligation Relative clauses
Be Opinion Relative pronouns
Comparatives Passive Reported speech
Conditionals Past continuous Reporting verbs
Conjunctions I Past perfect Result
Conjunctions II Past simple Sentence transformations
Dates Permission Some/Any
Deductions Personal pronouns Still, yet and already
Demonstratives Phrasal verbs Suggesting
Distributives Possession Thanking
Do and Make Prepositions There is/are
For, since, during, ago Present continuous Time
Future Present perfect Used to/would
Greetings Present simple Want, need
Have/Have got Purpose Wishes and regrets
UNIT 1. Effective Communication
UNIT 2. General Business
UNIT 3. Human Resources
UNIT 4. Information Technology
UNIT 5. Introduction to Law
UNIT 6. Marketing and Sales
UNIT 7. Public Sector
UNIT 8. Secretarial Skills
UNIT 9. Travel and Tourism
UNIT 10. Vocational Skills
UNIT 11. Work Experience
UNIT 12. Writing CV, interviews
UNIT 13. The European Union
UNIT 14. Computer Science
UNIT 15. Internet
100 t. (academic hours)
INGLISE KEELE KURSUSED 2017-2018
Grammar | Vocabulary | Function | Materials (chapter/page reference) |
Present continuous Present simple Present continuous and present simple Past simple Past continuous Present perfect Present perfect continuous Present perfect continuous and simple How long have you (been)…? When…? How long…? Present perfect and past Past perfect Past perfect continuous Have and have got; used to (do) Present tenses for the future going to (do) Will / shall I will and I am going to Will be doing and will have done
Irregular verbs Spelling rules
Word Formation Suffixes and prefixes -age, -ance, -ence, -ion, -tion, -sion, -ment, -ness, -ship, -ure, -able, -ible, -al, -ial, -ant, -ent, -ful, -ish, -ive, -less, -ous, -y, -ly, -ize, -en, -fy, -ist, -ee, -ian, -ty, -er, -or
dis-, im-, un-, il-, in-, ir-, non-, re-, mis-, over-, under-, pre-, post-, anti-, counter-, co-, inter-, ex-, sub-, ultra-, en-
Word Forms Portmanteau Words Compound Adjectives Noun Plurals Confusing Word Pairs Eponymous Words Difficult Verb Pairs Ambiguous Words False Friends Alliterative Expressions Collocations Letter-Words
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Introducing yourself Responding to introductions Introducing others Asking for permission Thanking Accepting thanks Following directions Making polite suggestions Offering and ordering food Changing the subject International foods
Coast to Coast American English Noah Webster The melting pot The American dream Ethnic pride New Americans Becoming a citizen Government and politics A system of checks and balances The executive The legislature The judiciary Political parties Law and order Contrasting lifestyles Rich and famous In God we trust Religious freedom One country, many faiths
Building a relationship Presentations Presentation technique Structure Using visual aids The middle of the presentation Holding the audience’s attention Structure Linking ideas, sequencing The end of the presentation Summarising and concluding Questions and discussion
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Dialogues Relation
Reading Listening Writing Speaking Exercises
Listening comprehension Discussion Presentations
Presentations | Unit 1 Unit 2
Units 3, 4 Unit 5 Unit 6 Unit 7, 8 Unit 9
Unit 10 Unit 11 Unit 12 Units 13, 14 Unit 15 Unit 16 Units 17, 18 Unit 19 Unit 20 Units 21, 22 Unit 23 Unit 24 (R. M.)
page 275 (R. M.) page 280 (R. M.)
R.M. = English Grammar in Use by Raymond Murphy ISBN 0521 43681 8
Collins Cobuild Word Formation ISBN 0 00 370521 8
Video course Episodes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Family Album, U.S.A. Teleplays by Alvin Cooperman and George Lefferts ISBN 0-02-332771-5
In the USA by Martha Bordman ISBN 1-899888-14-4
pages 4 – 15
Units 1, 6, 7, 8 English for Business Communication by Simon Sweeney ISBN 0 521 44620 1
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Grammar | Vocabulary | Function | Materials (chapter/page reference) |
When I do / When I’ve done Can, could, be able, must, may Have to, must, mustn’t, needn’t Should Had better; it’s time Requests, offers, permission If I do… and if I did… If I knew… I wish I knew If I had known… I wish I’d known Passive (be) supposed to… Have something done Reported speech Questions Auxiliary verbs Question tags
Word Formation Suffixes and prefixes
Synonyms and antonyms Phrasal verbs Transitive verb with adverb and preposition Intransitive verb with adverb and preposition Ergative verb with adverb Passive verb with adverb Derived words
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Thanksgiving U.S. life Man’s best friend Ordering meat in a restaurant Answering the telephone Pets in the USA You’re going to be fine Talking about health US medical-care system Health insurance
The media The struggle for equality Native Americans From settlement to nation A new country A nation divided Go west
Culture and entertainment Briefing Inviting, and accepting or declining Eating out Preparing to make a phone call Receiving calls Taking and leaving messages Making arrangements Problem solving on the telephone Complaints
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Dialogues Relation
Reading Listening Writing Speaking Exercises
Listening comprehension Discussion Presentations
Presentations | Unit 25 Units 26, 27, 28, 29. 30 Units 31, 32 Units 33, 34 Unit 35 Unit 36 Unit 37 Unit 38 Unit 39, 40 Units 41, 42, 43 Unit 44 Unit 45 Unit 46, 47 Unit 48, 49 Unit 50 Unit 51 (R.M.)
R.M. = English Grammar in use by Raymond Murphy ISBN 0521 436818
Collins Cobuild Word Formation ISBN 0 00 3705218
Collins Cobuild English Guides 1-2
Collins Cobuild Concordance Samplers 1-2
Video course Episodes 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Family Album, U.S.A. Teleplays by Alvin Cooperman and George Lefferts ISBN 0-02-332771-5
In the USA by Martha Bordman ISBN 1-899888-14-4
pages 16 – 27
Units 2, 3, 4, 5 English for Business Communication by Simon Sweeney ISBN 0 521 44620 1
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Grammar | Vocabulary | Function | Materials (chapter/page reference) |
Verb + -ing, verb + to… Prefer and would rather Preposition + -ing Be/get used to… Verb + preposition + -ing Expressions + -ing To…, for… and so that… (purpose) Adjective + to… To… and preposition + -ing See smb do and see smb doing -ing clauses (Feeling tired, I did…) Countable and uncountable nouns Countable nouns A / an and the The The school / school The children / children The + adjective Names with and without the
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Colleges and universities College degrees Women in the business world Free enterprise and the “American Dream” Tourist attractions in New York Housing Mortgages Work after retirement Government aid to senior citizens The birth of a baby Weights and measures Average size of families The city and the suburbs Marriage proposals Performing arts centers Elections
A world power Dollars and cents Going to work Family life Home, sweet home Eating American style Going to school Shop till you drop! Sports crazy Vacation time Free time High tech Stage and screen Write all about it Art and architecture Shake, rattle and roll Across the States
Telephoning Presentations Planning Presentations Presentation technique Structure Using visual aids The middle of the presentation Holding the audience’s attention Structure Linking ideas, sequencing The end of the presentation Summarising and concluding Questions and discussion
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Questions Dialogues Relation Role plays
Listening Reading Exercises Writing Speaking
Listening comprehension Discussion Exercises
Presentations | Units 52 – 57 Unit 58 Unit 59 Unit 60 Unit 61 Unit 62 Unit 63 Unit 64 Unit 65 Unit 66 Unit 67 Units 68 – 69 Unit 70 Unit 71 Unit 72 Unit 73 Unit 74 Unit 75 Units 76 – 77 (R. M.) R.M. = English Grammar in use by Raymond Murphy ISBN 0521 43681 8
Video course Episodes 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32
Family Album, U.S.A. Teleplays by Alvin Cooperman and George Lefferts ISBN 0-02-332771-5
In the USA by Martha Bordman ISBN 1-899888-14-4
pages 28 – 61
Units 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 12 English for Business Communication by Simon Sweeney ISBN 0 521 44620 1
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Grammar | Vocabulary | Function | Materials (chapter/page reference) |
| Public education School boards High Schools Colleges Universities
An American corporation Dollar Stocks Shares
Telephone skills Presentations Presentation technique
| Questions Dialogues Relation Role plays
Listening Reading Exercises Writing Discussion
Listening comprehension Discussion Exercises
Presentations | Video course Episodes 33, 34, 35, 36 Family Album, U.S.A. Teleplays by Alvin Cooperman and George Lefferts ISBN 0-02-332771-5
In the USA by Martha Bordman ISBN 1-899888-14-4
Units 1, 2 English for Business Communication by Simon Sweeney ISBN 0 521 44620 1
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Grammar | Vocabulary | Function | Materials (chapter/page reference) |
Singular and plural Noun + noun -’s (the girl’s name) Pronouns and determiners On my own / by myself Myself, yourself, etc. There… and it… Some and any No / none / any Much, many, little, few, a lot All / all of / most / most of Both / both of / neither / either All, every and whole Each and every Relative clauses (1) Relative clauses (2) Relative clauses (3) Relative clauses (4) Relative clauses (5) -ing and –ed clauses Adjectives and adverbs Adjectives ending in –ing and –ed Adjectives: word order Adjectives and adverbs (1) Adjectives and adverbs (2) So and such Enough and too Quite and rather Comparison (1) Comparison (2) Comparison (3) Superlatives Word order (1) Word order (2) Still, yet and already Even
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Weddings Working couples Reading programs Literacy programs Poetry Career and job changes Blue jeans The Small Business Administration The history of women in the workplace Working mothers
Going to work Family life Home, sweet home Eating American style Going to school Shop till you drop Sports crazy Vacation time Free time High tech Stage and screen Write all about it Art and architecture Music Across the states
Making meetings effective The structure of decision making Stating and asking for opinion Asking for and giving clarification Delaying decisions Ending the meeting Valjastame oppijale tunnistuse taienduskoolituse lopetamise kohta juhul,kui oppija on labinud koolituse taies mahus. |
Questions Dialogs Discussion Relation Role plays
Listening Reading Exercises Writing Speaking Discussion
Listening comprehension Writing Discussion
Technical translation | Unit 78 Unit 79 Unit 80
Unit 81 Unit 82 Unit 83 Unit 84 Unit 85 Unit 86 Unit 87 Unit 88 Unit 89 Unit 90 Unit 91 Unit 92 Unit 93 Unit 94 Unit 95 Unit 96
Unit 97 Unit 98 Unit 99 Unit 100 Unit 101 Unit 102 Unit 103 Unit 104 Unit 105 Unit 106 Unit 107 Unit 108 Unit 109 Unit 110 Unit 111 (R.M.)
R.M. = English Grammar in use by Raymond Murphy ISBN 0521 436818
Video course Episodes 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56
Family Album, U.S.A. Teleplays by Alvin Cooperman and George Lefferts ISBN 0-02-332771-5
In the USA by Martha Bordman ISBN 1-899888-14-4
Units 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 English for Business Communication by Simon Sweeney ISBN 0 521 44620 1
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