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This document outlines the grammar, spelling, and vocabulary topics covered in each of four periods for a class. Period 1 covers present perfect tense, comparatives and superlatives, and spelling words from pages 8-35. Period 2 covers past tenses, future forms, spelling words from pages 36-63. Period 3 covers reported speech, conditionals, modal verbs, spelling words from pages 64-91. Period 4 covers pronouns, question tags, passive voice, spelling words from pages 92-119. All periods cover vocabulary used in grammar, spelling, reading, and flyers lessons.
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Covers & contents
- 1. GRAMMAR “1st PERIOD” GRAMMAR “1st PERIOD” · Present perfect: ever / never · Present perfect: for / since · Past simple and present perfect · Already / yet / before / just · Comparatives and superlatives · Too / enough
- 2. SPELLING “1st PERIOD” SPELLING “1st PERIOD”
- 3. · Words used from pages 8 – 35. VOCABULARY “1st PERIOD” VOCABULARY
- 4. “1st PERIOD” · Words used in Grammar, Spelling, Reading and Flyers. GRAMMAR “2nd PERIOD”
- 5. GRAMMAR “2nd PERIOD” · Past simple and past continuous: interrupted actions. · Used to · Will / won´t · Present continuous with future meaning · Going to: future plans and intentions · Going to: predictions SPELLING “2nd PERIOD”
- 6. SPELLING “2nd PERIOD” · Words used from pages 36 – 63. VOCABULARY
- 7. “2nd PERIOD” VOCABULARY “2nd PERIOD” · Words used in Grammar, Spelling, Reading and Flyers.
- 8. GRAMMAR “3rd PERIOD” GRAMMAR “3rd PERIOD” · Reported speech · Said / told · Reporter speech: time markers · First conditional · First conditional questions · Modal verbs: may, might and could · Have to / had to statements and questions.
- 9. SPELLING “3rd PERIOD” SPELLING “3rd PERIOD”
- 10. · Words used from pages 64 - 91. VOCABULARY “3rd PERIOD” VOCABULARY
- 11. “3rd PERIOD” · Words used in Grammar, Spelling, Reading and Flyers. GRAMMAR “4th PERIOD”
- 12. GRAMMAR “4th PERIOD” · Indefinite pronouns · Question tags · The passive (present simple) · Passive and active · The passive (past simple) · Passive questions SPELLING “4th PERIOD”
- 13. SPELLING “4th PERIOD” · Words used from pages 92 - 119. VOCABULARY
- 14. “4th PERIOD” VOCABULARY “4th PERIOD” · Words used in Grammar, Spelling, Reading and Flyers.