This document outlines the content and structure of an advanced English course divided into 10 modules. Each module focuses on different grammar points, vocabulary, and skills including speaking, listening, reading and writing. Module topics range from introductions, memory, travel, life stories, careers, media, socializing, technology, future society, and stories. The course aims to improve English proficiency through everyday and realistic language lessons.

1. ADVANCED LEVEL
CONTENT
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA
VICERRECTORIA DE RELACIONES INTERNACIONALES
CEAD BARRANQUILLA

2. GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
AND REAL LIFE
SPEAKING AND
LISTENING
READING WRITING
1. Present simple and
continuous.
Everyday activities Finding things in
common with
others.
¨How we really
spend our time¨
Pen pals
2. Have got/ Has
got
People around you
3. How do you
spend your time?
4. Do you spend
your time chatting
on the internet?
MODULE 1
ALL ABOUT YOU

3. MODULE 2
MEMORY
GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
AND REAL LIFE
SPEAKING AND
LISTENING
READING WRITING
1. Past simple and
continuous.
Time expressions in
the past
Pronunciation of
verbs ending –ed.
The way I met my
husband
Do you
remember…? Article
2. Used to Remembering and
forgetting
Talking about your
childhood
Improving your
memory
3. Verbs in past
ending -ed

4. MODULE 3
ALL AROUND THE WORLD
GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
AND REAL LIFE
SPEAKING AND
LISTENING
READING WRITING
1. Comparatives and
superlatives.
Natural wonders and
geographical features
Compare in pairs
cities and places
Places to visit before
you die
Design a brochure to
recommend a place
2. Slightly/ Much Adjectives to
describe cities.
Booking a flight
3. A little bit/ A lot

5. MODULE 4
LIFE STORIES
GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
AND REAL LIFE
SPEAKING AND
LISTENING
READING WRITING
1. Present perfect
simple
Life events People you admire ¨Parallel lives¨ Write your 1-page
CV according to the
model.
2. Present perfect
continuous
Positive and negative
characteristics.
¨Mary Kate and
Ashley Olsen¨
3. since, for, ago Expressions using
¨Take¨
Jobs

6. MODULE 5
SUCCESS
GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
AND REAL LIFE
SPEAKING AND
LISTENING
READING WRITING
1. Future forms Words related to
work and education
Formal phone calls Have you got what it
takes?
Write a covering
letter.
2. If/ when Applying for a job
expressions
Doing something
different discussions.

7. MODULE 6
IN THE MEDIA
GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
AND REAL LIFE
SPEAKING AND
LISTENING
READING WRITING
1. Adjectives: ing, ed
ending.
TV and radio
vocabulary.
Recommending and
giving opinions
about books, films ,
TV shows or games.
Newspaper stories. Writing a review of a
film
2. The passive Feelings

8. MODULE 7
SOCIALISING
GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
AND REAL LIFE
SPEAKING AND
LISTENING
READING WRITING
1. ¨Will¨ for offers
and decisions
Polite requests Talk about social
behaviour in your
country.
The great
international night
out
Write an article
about night life in
your city.
Social behaviour Accepting or
rejecting invitations
Visiting Thailand
Common phrases
with go

9. MODULE 8
THINGS YOU CAN T LIVE WITHOUT
GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
AND REAL LIFE
SPEAKING AND
LISTENING
READING WRITING
1. Relative clauses Technology Go around asking
partners about
objects they would
hate to be without
Machines behaving
badly.
Write about
inventions in the
near future
2. Quantifiers Describing everyday
objects.
Buying things: food,
objects, clothes etc.

10. MODULE 9
FUTURE SOCIETY
GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
AND REAL LIFE
SPEAKING AND
LISTENING
READING WRITING
1. Making
predictions
Phrases with make. Explaining
advantages and
disadvantages about
things.
Getting it wrong,
getting it right.
Write a text
predicting about the
future of the world.
2. First conditional Ways of saying
numbers.
Talking about
hypothetical
situations.

11. MODULE 10
AN AMAZING STORY
GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
AND REAL LIFE
SPEAKING AND
LISTENING
READING WRITING
1. Past perfect Types of stories. Talking about ghost
stories using
adverbs.
The perfect crime. Making up a story
from pictures.
2. Reported speech crime
3. Adverbs and
connectors for
telling stories
Say vs tell