Vocabulary Reading Grammar Listening

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Ages and stages of lifeThe familyNoun suffi xes -ment, -ion, -ence

What are your parents doing now?The importance of family dinnersAn international e-pal

Present simple and present continuousArticlesPronunciation: The

Family relationshipsFamily dinners – radio programmeMeeting at a party – exchanging personal information

Wordlist p 17

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CrimesCriminalsPhrasal verbs connected with investigating and fi nding

Newspaper stories about crimeThe story of Bonnie and ClydeAn informal letter

Past continuousPast simplePronunciation: The -ed ending

Crime news – radioShopliftingTalking about last weekend

Wordlist p 29

 Matura checkpoint 1–2 p 30  Rozumienie ze słuchu – prawda/fałsz; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – wybór wielokrotny;

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Countries, nationalities and languagesPronunciation: Word stressLearning a languageNegative prefi xes un-, in-, im-, ir-, il-Contrastive word stress

Translating the world’s best-sellerEnglish words from other languagesLearning a diff erent language

Some, any, much, many, a lot of, a few, a littleRelative pronouns

Dubbing actorsInformation for a summer school

Wordlist p 43

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Parts of the bodyHealth problems and illnessesCompound nouns connected with health and medicinePronunciation: Word stress in compound nouns

News stories on healthNotes and messages

Present perfect with ever and neverPresent perfect with for and sincePresent perfect with just, yet and alreadyPresent perfect and past simple

Health problemsAccidents – an interview

Wordlist p 55

 Matura checkpoint 3–4 p 56  Rozumienie ze słuchu – dobieranie; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – wybór wielokrotny;

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TV programmesPronunciation: Word stressAdjectives describing TV programmesAdjectives ending in -ing and -ed

Turn off TV week blog Comparatives and superlativesPronunciation: Sentence stress and weak formsLess … than, (not) as … asToo and not enough

Describing TV programmesFinding out the newsMaking suggestions: what to watch

Wordlist p 69

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Writing Speaking Study skills Gateway to matura

Making notesAn informal emailParagraph topics

Asking for personal informationPair interviewsPronunciation: Intonation in questionsRole-play: at a party

Reading: Multiple-choice activitiesSpeaking: Information role-playsGrammar: Using reference materialWriting: Keeping a mistakes checklist

Rozumienie ze słuchu – prawda/fałsz

Making notesAn informal letter

Giving opinionsPair interviewsReporting a past eventRole-play: last weekend

Listening: True/false activitiesWriting: Knowing about evaluationVocabulary: Using a dictionaryReading: Prediction

Część ustna – zadanie 2

Wypowiedź pisemna – list prywatny; Część ustna – zadanie 2

Mini-dialoguesDefi nitionsA language biographyParagraphing

Describing placesAsking for informationRole-play: information about a summer course

Use of English: Multiple-choice cloze activitiesSpeaking: EvaluationVocabulary: Knowing what type of learner you areListening: Keeping calm

Wypowiedź pisemna – krótki tekst użytkowy (pocztówka)

Notes and messagesAbbreviationsExchanging messages

Asking about experiences in a photoDescribing a sceneUsing fi llers

Reading: Matching activitiesWriting: Content and styleVocabulary: Keeping vocabulary recordsSpeaking: Words you don’t know

Część ustna – zadanie 1

Wypowiedź pisemna – pocztówka; Część ustna – zadanie 1

Descriptions and opinionsAn email – favourite TV programmes

Pair interviewsComparing ideasRole-play: planning activities and negotiating

Listening: Identifying the speaker activitiesSpeaking: NegotiatingReading: Reading for general informationGrammar: Use and form

Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – dobieranie

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Vocabulary Reading Grammar Listening

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Geographical featuresThe environmentDiff erent uses of get

Protecting the environmentRecyclingLetter to an editor

Zero conditionalFirst conditionalBe going to and willPronunciation: Sentence stress and going toWill, may, might

Environmental problemsA school meetingMaking arrangements

Wordlist p 81

 Matura checkpoint 5–6 p 82  Rozumienie ze słuchu – wybór wielokrotny; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – dobieranie;

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JobsPersonal qualitiesCompound adjectivesPronunciation: Stress in compound adjectives

A blog about unusual jobsSummer job advertisementsA letter of application and CV

Modal verbs of obligation, prohibition and advicePronunciation: Silent lettersSecond conditional

Describing jobsA summer job in the USARequesting information about working conditions

Wordlist p 95

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RelationshipsFeelingsNoun suffi xes -ness, -ship, -dom

The Butterfl y LoversQuestionnaire: ideal jobs/personality/romance/advice

Past perfectPronunciation: The contraction ’dGerunds and infi nitives

FeelingsA conversation about a partyDiscover your secret self! (questionnaire)

Wordlist p 107

 Matura checkpoint 7–8 p 108  Rozumienie ze słuchu – dobieranie; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – prawda/fałsz;

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FictionNon-fi ctionPronunciation: Word stressPhrasal verbs connected with reading and writing

Top Teen Author: Anthony HorowitzBook reviewConversation in a bookshop

Reported speech – statementsReported speech – questionsPronunciation: Intonation in direct and reported questions

Fiction and non-fi ctionConversation in a bookshopBooks and fi lms survey

Wordlist p 121

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Computers and computingThe InternetCollocations with emailPronunciation: Nouns and verbs

Using the InternetInternet cheatingMaking silicon chipsSecond Life

The passive – present simpleThe passive – other tenses

Wikipedia: radio programmePhoto description

Wordlist p 133

 Matura checkpoint 9–10 p 134  Rozumienie ze słuchu – wybór wielokrotny; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – dobieranie;

 Study skills p 156  Speaking bank plus p 164

 Writing bank plus p 166  Irregular verbs p 168

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International cultural knowledge: British teenagers and their parents Cross-curricular – Language: The language barrier p 136

Cross-curricular – History: The origins of the British Police International cultural knowledge: The British Secret Intelligence

Service Literature: Casino Royale by Ian Fleming p 138

International cultural knowledge: English as an international language Cross-curricular – Language: A language with

no numbers Popular culture: Learning to speak Klingon p 140

Literature: Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and Frankenstein Popular culture – Hugh Laurie – ‘Dr Gregory House’ p 142

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Writing Speaking Study skills Gateway to matura

Making notesA summaryA short storyA formal letter

Pair discussionTalking about your environmentMaking arrangementsPronunciation: Intonation – showing enthusiasm

Use of English: Sentence transformation activitiesWriting: Writing in classListening: First listening, second listeningWriting: Organising ideas into paragraphs

Część ustna – zadanie 3

Wypowiedź pisemna – list formalny; Część ustna – zadanie 3

Describing personal qualitiesMaking notesA letter of application and CV

Discussing personal qualities and jobsDescribing and guessing jobsAsking for and giving adviceRole-play: information about a summer job

Reading: True/false activitiesListening: Multiple-choice activitiesVocabulary: Effi cient vocabulary revisionSpeaking: Making mistakes

Rozumienie ze słuchu – dobieranie

Making notes A personal description

SpeakingRetelling a storyFinding out about childhood experiencesEvaluating a questionnaireReporting a past event

Speaking: Reporting past eventsWriting: Answering the questionReading: Reading for specifi c informationListening: Listening outside the classroom

Część ustna – zadanie 1

Wypowiedź pisemna – wiadomość; Część ustna – zadanie 1

Reporting informationMaking notesReporting results of a questionnaire

Discussing reading habitsReporting personal statementsInterviewing a famous personMaking off ers: Shopping

Reading: Missing sentence activitiesListening: Completing notesReading: Reading for pleasureWriting: Brainstorming

Wypowiedź pisemna – krótki tekst użytkowy (zaproszenie)

Trivia questionsText messages and abbreviations

Discussing computer usePresentation about your countryGroup QuizTalking about photos: Speculation

Use of English: Cloze activitiesSpeaking: A conversation based on a photoReading: Guessing from contextSpeaking: Practice makes perfect

Część ustna – zadanie 3

Wypowiedź pisemna – zaproszenie; Część ustna – zadanie 3

Cross-curricular – History of Science: John Logie Baird and Philo Farnsworth Popular culture: Robin Hood and Maid Marian p 144

International cultural knowledge: Australia – People, places, language Cross-curricular – Geography: SOS Australia p 146

International cultural knowledge: American teenagers and work Cross-curricular – Economics: US teen millionaires p 148

Cross-curricular – History: The King and Mrs Simpson – A royal love story Cross-curricular – Literature: Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare p 150

Literature: Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment by James Patterson Literature: The Ides of March by Valerio Massimo Manfredi p 152

Cross-curricular – Science: The inventor of the World Wide Web Cross-curricular – Geography: Silicon Valley p 154

 Communication activities and quiz answers p 169

 Spelling rules and pronunciation guide p 170

 Self-assessment p 171

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