Grammar: possessive ’s and possessive adjectives; prepositions of place; like/love + noun/-ing form; expressions of frequency; can/can’t + adverb; countable and uncountable nouns – with a/an, some and any; quantifiers: a lot of and much/many; something, nobody, anywhere; planning: might, be going to and would like to; modals: have to/don’t have to, can/can’t, should/shouldn’t, will/won’t – for predictions and promises; articles: a/an, the; past simple verbs – regular and irregular forms, negatives and questions; comparative and superlative adjectives; present simple vs present continuous tenses; present perfect and past participles.

 

Vocabulary: word-building: word roots, suffixes, collocations, adjective + noun collocations, verb + noun collocations, synonyms and antonyms, word families and word forms; functional: telling the time, prices and currencies, ordinal and cardinal numbers, periods of time, email addresses and websites, measurements, arguing for and against, making requests and suggestions, forming negatives with un-; general: everyday verbs, everyday activities, useful objects, describing cities, places of work, school subjects, life and society, technology, travel and tourism.