1. Review of the book, CD, movie, culture event etc. (M 6 + M 10 new vocabulary, new adjectives, passive voice, Useful language p. 67)

2. Behaviour in the CR or any other country I know well (M 7 – new vocabulary, making generalisations, Useful language p. 77)

3. Two things I cannot live without (M 8 - relative clauses, quantifiers, new vocabulary, Useful language p. 87)

4. Predictions (make general predictions on global developments in future – M 9 – new vocabulary, new grammar – p. 92 – 95,)

5. If I had unlimited money and time resources, I would…. (M 9 – grammar p. 96)

6. Tell a true story that happened to you or someone you know / invent a ghost (criminal, funny) story of your own / tell the story from the book, film you know (M10, past perfect, reported speech, new vocabulary, Useful language p. 109)

NOTE !!!! Talk around 2 - 4 minutes, add required new vocabulary and grammar structures (will be provided to you); preparation time is available; no brought written notes are allowed.

!!!! Be ready to react to any questions covering Modules 6 – 10 incl. grammar

Vocabulary: excited / excitingworried / worryingupset / upsettingannoyed / annoyingsurprised /astonished / surprisingembarrassed / embarrassingdisappointed / disappointingbrilliant / terrific / superbterrible / dreadfulhilariousridiculousterrified/scared/frightenedtragicrecommend/ recommendation

Grammar: passive voice, past simple

Useful language p. 67Tapescript of ex. 66/3

Vocabulary: excited / excitingworried / worryingupset / upsettingannoyed / annoyingsurprised /astonished / surprisingembarrassed / embarrassingdisappointed / disappointingbrilliant / terrific / superbterrible / dreadfulhilariousridiculousterrified/scared/frightenedtragicrecommend/ recommendation

Grammar: passive voice, past simple

Useful language p. 67Tapescript M6/5 p. 166

Vocabulary: It is (not) important to …..It is (not) usual to …….It is (not) acceptable to ………People tend to …….People tend not to ……….It is normal to …..A lot of people …..It is quite difficult for young people to……It is polite to….Dress up / smart casual clothesBook st. in advanceTip the waiterGo out on a dateShake hands / kiss each other on both

cheeksGreet / address people

Grammar: making generalisationsUseful language p. 77

Vocabulary: I cannot (couldn't) live without my…..It is made of … (material)It is ……. (shape, characteristics)It has …… (buttons….)It is used for ….I need it for ….It is really important to me because …..

Grammar: defining relative clauses,

quantifiersUseful language p. 87, ex. 86/2

Vocabulary: will definitelywill almost probablyis / are likely tocould / may wellmay / might / might notisn't / aren't likely toprobably won'talmost certainly won'tdefinitely won't___________________________get better / get worseIncrease / decreasebecome more ../ become less..go up / go downrise / fall Improve / deteriorate

Grammar: making predictions p. 94

Useful language p. 95

You can talk about e.g.:health care, english, roads, unemploymenteconomic situation, cost of housing

educational system, political situation, nature, environment, and many other issues.

Vocabulary: definitelyprobably / almost probablyalmost certainly

If I (past tense) …….. , I would ………(!!! make at least 3 sentences using this structure

within the presentation!!!)

Grammar: hypothetical possibilities with IF (second conditional)

TELL A STRORY (M10) (THAT HAPPENED TO YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW / INVENT A GHOST

(CRIMINAL, FUNNY) STORY OF YOUR OWN / TELL THE STORY FROM THE BOOK, FILM YOU KNOW)

Vocabulary complicated / simple unrealistic / realistic / real happy ending unfortunately fortunately surprisingly gradually immediately suddenly obviously eventually

Grammar: past perfect, reported speech

Useful language p. 109