Inglés Nivel Intermedio

FUNCTIONS

GRAMMAR

VOCABULARY

PRONUNCIATION

Telling actions that have finished

Present perfect simple: Just/ already/

yet. For / since

Present perfect simple vs past simple

Types of relationships: best

friend, colleague, workmate..

Verbs: argue, trust…

Past participles:

/ʌ/,/əʊ/,/ɔː/

Asking for and giving opinions

Present perfect continuous.

Present perfect simple vs present

perfect continuous

The reflexive pronouns: myself,

yourself..

Each other

Chores: to wash the clothes, to

water the plants..

Letter “e” stressed /

unstressed

Describing someone

Both, neither, either.

Article the

Adjectives

physical appearance: curly hair

and thin faced, plump..

personality: shy, responsible..

The letter i

Asking for and giving permission

Modal verbs: may, can, could, would.

Adjectives with negative prefixes:

dis-, in-, im, un-

Sentence stress

Expressing hopes and wishes

The future tense: will vs going to/

present continuous

Modal verbs: may/ might + infinitive

Verbs: quit smoking, do

exercise…

The letter r

Giving advice

Modal verbs: have to, must, should,

ought to

The body: arm, back, kidneys,

liver..

Health: illnesses, treatment and

people

Weak and strong

forms in verbs

Expressing facts and imaginary

situations

Zero conditional

Conditional I

Future time clauses: when, as soon

as, in case..

Quantifiers: a little, a lot of, not,enough

Food: salmon, cucumber, oyster..

Adjectives: salty, sweet, bitter..

Stress in twosyllable

verbs

Expressing problems

Conditional II

Environment: rivers, mountains,

seas/ oceans

Environmental problems:

overpopulation, waste disposal.

Connectors: cause/ result,

addition and concession.

/tʃ/ and /dʒ/

Expressing past experiences

Past tense: Past simple, past

continuous and past perfect simple.

Past time expressions.

Company departments: financial,

human resources…

Word formation: jobs

/m/, /n/, /ŋ/

Giving information about a

professional situation

Defining and non defining relative

clauses.

Job advertisements

Applying for a job: Cover letter

Job interview

ie / ei

Describing the company

The passive voice

The company hierarchy:

chairperson, managing director..

Word formation: noun, verb and

adjective

/ f/ and /v/

Describing a social event

Gerund or to + infinitive

Staff movements: resign, retire..

Adverbs: near-nearly, latelately…

–augh and

–ough

Telling what somebody has said

Reported speech: statements and

questions

Oral communication:

presentations and telephoning.

Verbs: Discuss/argue matter/

mind…

/ɑː/ and /æ/

Making comparisons

Modal verbs: expressing probability.

Written communication:

Different types of letters.

Reports, minutes and fax.

/t/ and /d/

Expressing negative feelings

Reported speech: Orders and

requests.

Internet vocabulary

Emails: email window,

expressions and abbreviations

/eɪ/ and / æ/

Telling a story

Tense review

Computers: hardware

The letter y