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COLEGIUL NAŢIONAL ‘KÖLCSEY FERENC’ AVIZUL ŞEFULUI DECATEDRADISCIPLINA : LIMBA ENGLEZA L1
TEACHER: FRANCZIA RÉKACLASA: X.A. bilingv 5 ore pe săptămânaMANUAL: GOING FOR GOLD S 1-8
PLANIFICARE CALENDARISTICĂNr.UI.
Conţinuturi Competenţe Specifice Nr. deore
alocate
Sǎptǎmâna Observaţii
1.
Introduction
Vocabulary: using specific vocabulary related to holidays; nouns, verbs,
adjectives; fixed phrases
Grammar: degrees of comparisons; past tensesSpeaking: describing places, asking for and offering information about
holiday resorts
discussion based on a film
Writing: : drafting a holiday brochure; writing a narrative essay
1.1; 1.2; 2.3; 3.2; 4.1;
5 S1
2. Water, water everywhereVocabulary: Verbs and nouns of "using"; adjectives describing feelings
Grammar: Question tags; present perfect simple or continuous?
Reading: The power of dolphins (gapped text); focusing on different typesof language links
Listening: Water: fascinating facts (multiple choice); listening for key
words; Water sports (multiple matching); predicting content
Speaking: People enjoying themselves in water (comparing photos);
different types of specific comments
Writing: Story (3); story ending with the words ... ; time phrases (e.g.during his teenage years, only a year later )Use of English: Error correction; Five Olympic Golds!; ordering stages for
1.1; 1.2; 2.3; 3.2; 4.1;
5 S2
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dealing with task type
3.
Give us a clueVocabulary: Crime and evidence (e.g. fingerprint, suspect ); word families
(e.g. life, lively, lifeless)
Grammar: Modals of deduction (present, past)
Reading: Crime scene (multiple matching: headings); predicting headings
from content
Listening: The life and death of Marilyn Monroe (note taking); predicting
missing informationSpeaking: Witness to a crime (describing what you saw); noticing elements
in a pictureWriting: Informal letter (2); describing an unusual event; linking words
(e.g. eventually, then); multiple choice cloze (vocabulary)
Use of English: Multiple choice cloze; Frozen in time; choosing the
correct alternative
1.1; 1.2; 1.3; 1.6; 2.1; 2.3; 3.2;
4.3
5 S3
4.
Progress check Units 10-12 2 S4
5.
A long way from homeVocabulary: Travel; phrasal verbs and expressions with makeGrammar: Gerund or infinitive?; future perfect or continuous
Reading: Get away from it all! (multiple matching: questions); expressing
statements in different words; The time machine by H.G. Wells
(comprehension questions)
Listening: The most travelled man in the history (true/false); making
questions to help you listen; song: Proud (Heather Small)
Speaking: Deciding what to put in a time capsule (collaborative task);
sounding interested and involved
Writing: Transactional letter (3); choosing a holiday with some friends;
focusing a appropriate content and style
Use of English: Key word transformations; following instructionscorrectly
1.1; 1.2; 2.1; 2.2; 3.1; 3.2; 3.4;
4.2;
5 S4-S5
6. Just an actVocabulary: TV, cinema, theatre (e.g. audience, subtitles); conversational
phrases (e.g. there's no point, we may as well )
Grammar: Comparative and superlative adverbs; passives
Reading: A man for all time (multiple matching: headings); justifying your
choice from the textListening: Two extracts from the play After Liverpool
1.1; 1.2; 2.1; 2.3; 3.2; 4.1;
5 S5-6
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Speaking: Dressing for a night out (comparing photos); ways of comparing
and contrastingWriting: Discursive composition (2): Cinema or video? Linkers of
contrast; organising paragraphs
Use of English: Open cloze; Moulin Rouge - a review; procedure for
dealing with open cloze
7.
Giving something back Vocabulary: Phrasal verbs and expressions with give; extreme adjectives
(e.g. tired/exhausted )Grammar: Verbs with objects (e.g. give something to someone); unless, as
long as, in case
Reading: Spending a year abroad (multiple matching: questions); finding
key words and parallel expressions
Listening: Multiple choice (unrelated extracts); justifying your answers;
Bill Gates (sentence completion); predicting missing information
Speaking: Moral dilemmas (discussion); review of giving opinions, asking
for opinions and expressing uncertainty
Writing: Report (2); recommending a charity; ways of recommending
Use of English: Word formation; Something for everyone?; focusing on
what kind of word is missing
1.1; 1.2; 1.3; 1.4; 1.5; 2.3; 2.6;
3.1; 3.2;
8 S6-7
8. Progress check Units 13-15 5 S8