Topics Proposed for Focused Discussion and Paragraph Writing1. Bridging the generation gap (your own experience)
2. The role of the father in raising a daughter
3. Marriage: bond or bondage?
4. Are you family or career oriented?
TOPICS PROPOSED FOR ORAL ASSESSMENT
1. The warmest memory of my childhood
2. Generation gap. Your own experience
3. Should children be always brought up by their own parents? (adoption, surrogate mothers)
4. The role of the mother in raising a son
Module ¹ 2. CHARACTER AND PERSONALITY. APPEARANCE AND CLOTHES
I. Character and personality
1. Inside Out U-I. U.9 Attraction p.82-84 Speed dating V/R; wb p.49 V
2. Think First Certificate. U.8. p.96 Adjectives of personality V; p.97 L/R/S/W;
3. First Certificate Language Practice. People and Behaviour U.12 p.229 V
4. Headway I. Who are these people describing? T.15 p.33, 110 L
5. Right Word Wrong Word. p.208 ex.8 Descriptions, etc., p.241 ex.51 Character and reputation,
p.254 ex.65 Behaviour, p.276 ex.89 What sort of person are you? V
6. More than Words 1. U.15 p.148 Character and personality 1 R/S/V;
U.16 p.155 Character and personality 2 V/S/W; U.13 p.133 Feelings and moods R/S/W/V
II. Judging by appearance
1. Inside Out U-I. U.9 Attraction p.78-81 The perfect face,U.1 Images p.9-10 Image queen R/L/S
2. Think First Certificate. U.8 Judging by Appearance, p.94-95, 98-99 R/S/W;
U.9 Teenage Cults, p.106 New generations R/S
3. Avenues First Certificate. People, U.3 p.32 describing people’s appearance V
4. More than Words 1. U.2 p.57-62 Physical appearance and description V/S/W
5. Right Word Wrong Word. p.208 ex.7 Appearance, etc., of people and things V
6. I. Semyankiv, A. Shugai. Listening comprehension tasks. p.5 The Hobbit; Many Faces L
III. Clothes
1. English Vocabulary in Use pre-i and i. U.56 Clothes V/S
2. English Vocabulary in Use u-i and adv. U.47 Clothes V/S
3. First Certificate Language Practice. Clothes and Appearance U.4 p.198-201 V
4. Right Word Wrong Word. p.250 ex.61 Items of clothing, etc. V
5. More than Words 1. Clothing U.3 p.63-66,70; p.67-69 V/S/R
6. Inside Out U-I. You are what you wear T.5 p.11-12, 145 R/L/S
7. Patterns Plus. The Jeaning of America p.36-39 R/W
WRITING
1. Patterns Plus. U.3 p.55 Description
2. Patterns Plus. U.6 p.187 Contrast and Comparison
VIDEO
1. Inside Out U-I. U.9 Cindy Jackson
2. Anger management
Grammar and Functions
• Adjective • Adverb
1. FCE 1. U.5 p.75
2. Grammarway. U.3 p.42
3. First Certificate Language Practice U.24
4. Azar. p.A2, A3, A5
5. Azar (new). p. A4, A5
WORD-LIST
absent-minded
alone
ambitious
annoyed/annoying
anxious
artistic
astonished
attractive
beard
birthmark
blond(e)
bored
broad-minded
broadshouldered
calm
charming
cheek
cheerful
chubby
concerned
confused
considerate
cool
creative
critical
cross
cross-eyed
curly
decisive
delighted
depressed
desperate
disappointed
disheveled
domineering
easy-going
embarrassed
emotional
enthusiastic
envious
facial features
fair hair
fair (= just)
forehead
forgetful
freckle (s) / (ed)
friendly
frightened
fun-loving
furious
generous
handsome
hardworking
heartbroken
height
helpful
horrified
irritated
jaw
lack of respect for
lazy
lean
line (-s) / (-ed)
lively
livid
lonely
| mean
miserable
mole
mood
moustache
obese
optimistic
patient
pessimistic
phlegmatic
physique
plain appearance
pleased
plump
pointed chin
prejudiced
pretty
relieved
respectable
respectful
restless
scared
self-confident
selfish
sensible
sensitive
serene
shining
shiny
shy
silk/silky
skinny
slender
slim
smart mind
smug
sociable
square chin
straight
strong
stubborn
surprised
tanned
temper
terrified
thrilled
traits of character
ugly
upset
vain
voluptuous
warm-hearted
wavy
weak
well-built
willpower
wiry
worried
wrinkle (-s) / (-ed)
| to be as white as a sheet
to be in good/bad mood
to be interested in
to be good/bad at
to be over the moon about sth
to be similar to
to be the center of attention
to bowl sb over
to catch sb’s balance
to get sb down
to go red
to keep/lose one’s temper
to keep up with the times
to lack confidence
to look as if / to look like
to take after sb
to take sb by surprise
there is sth __ about him/her
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baggy
beret
blazer
blouse
boutique
boxer shorts
bra
brand
button
cardigan
casual
changing / fitting room
checked
close-fitting
cloth
clothing
collar
corduroy
costume
cotton
cuff
denim
earring (s)
elegant
fashionable
(flared) trousers
flowery
footwear
(frayed) jeans
fur coat
garment
glove
hem
jacket
jumper
label
laces
leather
loose
mitten
old-fashioned
outfit
overcoat
| pin-striped
plain pattern of fabric
pleated skirt
pocket
price-tag
pullover
raincoat
receipt
round-neck
sandals
scarf
scruffy
sew
shirt
shoe
shopping precinct
sleeve
slipper
smart clothes
sock
sole
spotted
(stiletto) heel
stocking
stylish
suede
sweatshirt
(tailored) suit
tasteful
tight
tights
(top-)boot
tracksuit
trendy
T-shirt
underwear
velvet
V-neck
well-dressed/groomed
with-it
wool/woollen
| to bargain
to be a wolf in sheep’s clothing
to be dressed to kill
to be dressed (up) to the nines
to be in sb’s shoes
to be in vogue
to be on sale
to change into
to do the shopping / go shopping
to dress / get dressed
to fit
to go windowshopping
to grow out of
to have a tendency to
to lace up
to let down
to let out
to make purchases
to match
to pull one’s socks up
to purchase
to put on
to line / queue up
to shop around
to suit
to take in
to take off
to take out
to try / fit on
to wear one’s Sunday best
to wear the trousers
to zip up
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