Module 1 Jobs: Introduction

There are so many jobs in the world. Do you know all these jobs? Can you say what a person does for a living in English language? By the way, to find out what someone's job is, you can ask:

"What do you do?"

"What is your job?"

"What do you do for a living?"

Here you'll find additional practice online:
Vocabulary exercises to help learn different types of jobs.

Hangman Game Jobs and work.

Crime & Technology

Types of Cybercrime SB. p. 104

Appearance & character

Appearance Vocabulary

SPECIAL FEATURES	tattoo, wrinkles, moustache, freckles, beard, dark/pale skin, pierced ears, glasses, bald
FACE	long, round, small, oval
AGE	middle-aged, old, in her early twenties, young, in her early forties, in his mid-thirties, in her late teens
HAIR	curly, long, wavy, straight, blond(e), dark
BUILD	fat, well-built, skinny, overweight, thin, plump
HEIGHT	short, of medium height, small, tall

Character Adjectives SB. page 90

 

Stages in Life

Stages in life SB. page 88

Rite of Passage - Vocabulary page 88

Life Changes

Life Changes SB. page 86 Ex. 1
A Change for the Better - SB. pages 86 - 87 (Text)
Phrasal Verbs - SB. page 87 Ex. 5

The No Money Man - Mark Boyle

Complaining and apologising

Whether you live in a cottage or in a block of flats, having a bad neighbour or neighbours can be a nightmare! 

Problems with your neighbours
 SB. page 85

Difficult words SB. page 85

"A good neighbour is 

a priceless treasure!"

           an unknown author

Difficulties Abroad

Vocabulary SB. pages 82 - 83, WB. page 45

Relative clauses

Grammar - Relative clauses (Some theory and a few exercises)

Exercises to practise:

Relative Pronouns (who / which / whose)
Relative Clauses - Formation
Definitions with Relative Clauses
Relative clauses - defining or non-defining?
Non-Defining Relative Clauses

Phobias

Can you answer these questions:

• What is a phobia?
• Why do we have phobias?
• How can we combat our fears?

Vocabulary Fears & Phobias: how they make you feel - SB. page 70

Word + Preposition - WB. page 38

Vocabulary - SB. p. 70 - 71

If you want to expand your vocabulary, watch Mr Duncun's video lesson in which you'll get to know words connected with fear and being afraid.

At the Doctor's

Visiting a doctor

Medical advice SB. page 67 Ex. 1
Useful Phrases - Visiting a doctor

Module 4e "French Spiderman"

The French Spider-Man

Real-life Super Heroes

Vocabulary: Action Verbs - SB. page 68 Ex. 1
Collocations - SB. page 69  

Alain Robert is a French rock climber and urban climber from France. Known as "the French Spider-Man" (after the comic character Spider-Man), or "the Human Spider," Robert is famous for his free solo climbing, scaling skyscrapers using no climbing equipment except for a small bag of chalk and a pair of climbing shoes.

                                      Some more Super Heroes!!!

Wim Hof - the "Iceman"

Daniel Tammet - an autistic savant

Learn Health Vocabulary! (Phrases 2) Module 4b

Learn Health Vocabulary! (Phrases 1) Module 4b

Illnesses & Ailments

To talk about health problems, you need to master some vocabulary connected with illnessses & ailments [ˈeɪlmənts].

Vocabulary!!!

Illnesses & Ailments Vocabulary- SB. page 64
Verbs 4b - WB. page 35

Easily confused words!!!

Health Problems

Modern marvels or new nasties???


Hands up if you own a smartphone? Laptop? Tablet?
You might even have all three and the chances are, you spend even more time on them than you spend sleeping. But, apart from taking over your life, how might your technology affect your health? 

Vocabulary SB. page 62

The Weather

Module 3

Healthy Activities

What is physical activity?

Physical activity is any activity that you may do that helps to improve or maintain your physical fitness as well as your health in general.
It can include:

• Everyday activities. For example, walking or cycling to work or school, doing housework, gardening, DIY around the house, or any active or manual work.
• Active recreational activities. This includes activities such as dancing, active play, or walking or cycling.
• Sport. For example, exercise and fitness training at a gym or during an exercise class, swimming and competitive sports such as football, rugby and tennis, etc.

Vocabulary SB. page 61

Wishes for / Regrets

Sorry!!! These FLASH exercises do not work with all phones and tablets.
Wish Exercise 1
Wish Exercise 2
Wish Exercise 3
Wish Exercise 4

I hope these will work.
Wish or Regret
If only / I wish ...

What is Zip Lining?

Module 3 (g)



Outdoor leisure activities - SB. page 54

Third Conditional English Grammar

Module 3 (f)



Third Conditional - Exercises

2nd conditional English Grammar

Module 3 (f)



Second Conditional - Exercise 1
Second Conditional - Exercise 2
Second Conditional - Exercise 3
Second Conditional - Exercise 4
Second Conditional - Exercise 5
Second Conditional - Exercise 6

Camping in the Wilderness

wilderness - a large area of land that has never been developed or farmed 

Do you think you can survive a night in the Alaskan wilderness? If you have decided to trek into the wilderness, it’s always best to be well-prepared and take a wilderness survival kit with you. In the event of an emergency, it could save your life.

CAMPING EQUIPMENT VOCABULARY SB. page 52

ADVENTURE

Reading SB. page 52

A father and son embark on a rafting trip down a fast-flowing Alaskan river. It's June, but they encounter a riverwide shelf of ice. The river is about to teach them a life-or-death lesson. Here you can read the entire story: The men the river swallowed

Check these words SB. page 52

Synonyms SB. page 53

Wild Alaska - National Geographic Documentary HD

Module 3 (f)
If you want to learn more about Alaska,watch this film.