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ALPHABET   -  ACTIVITY 1   -ACTIVITY 2  - ACTIVITY 3 (adjectives)  - ACTIVITY 4 -  ACTIVITY 5 SPIN PARTS OF THE BODY MEMORY GAMES PERSONAL INFO ACTIVITY 1 QUESTIONS - SPIN COLORS   - ACTIVITY 1 - ACTIVITY 2 (filling) - ACTIVITY 3 (hangman) - ACTIVITY 4 (mix) - ACTIVITY 5 (What color...) SPIN NUMBERS -ACTIVITY 1 (1-20) - ACTIVITY 2 (How many) - ACTIVITY 3 (How many) -ACTIVITY 4 (matching) - ACTIVITY 4 (listening) -ACTIVITY 6 (dictation  1.-1000 ) SPIN - 1 to 10 - SPIN -1 to 100 THERE IS- THERE ARE ACTIVITY (wordwall) ACTIVITIY 2 (listening) PERSONAL PRONOUNS ACTIVITY 1- P ronuntiation   ACTIVITY  2 ACTIVITY 3 ACTIVITY    MEMORY GAMES Pair Games ADJECTIVES VIDEO- ADJECTIVES ACTIVITY 1 (TRUE OR FALSE) CAN - CAN`T ACTIVITY 1 -video- ACTIVITY 2 ACTIVITY 3 ACTIVITY 4 PROFESSIONS ACTIVITY 1 ACTIVITY 2 TO BE VERB ACTIVITY 1 ACTIVITY 2   ACTIVITY 3 ACTIVITY 4   ACTIVITY 5 FOOD FOOD 1 Tu pasaporte hacia el futuro

 16-20 TEST TASK 1  TASK 2 TASK 3 TASK 4 listening TEST 21-25 WRITING - WRITE A PARAGRAPH ABOUT WHAT IS THE BEST EXPERIENCE YOU HAVE HAD IN YOUR LIFE- USE SIMPLE PAST- PRESENT PERFECT, PAST PERFECT, PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE. LISTENING GRAMMAR   GRAMMAR 2 VERBS TEST 25-30 ACTIVITY 1 ACTIVITY 2 TASK 1 TASK 2   LISTENING WRITING. USING A SHEET PAPER WRITE A PARAGRAPH ABOUT YOUR BEST DAY IN YOUR LIFE TEST 30-35 WRITING: WRITE AN ESSAY OF THREE OR FOUR PARAGRAPHS ABOUT ANY MOMENT IN YOUR LIFE, USE: NEITHER NOR- EITHER OR- TAG QUESTION- ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE- AT LEAST 2 CONDITIONALS- ONE REPORTED SPEECH- ACTIVITY 1   ACTIVITY 2 ACTIVITY 3 ACTIVITY 4 TEST 35-40 WRITING: WRITE AN ESSAY OF THREE OR FOUR PARAGRAPHS USING ARTICLES A. AN.THE, EMBEDED QUESTION, PHRASAL VERBS, IDIOMS, ADJECTIVES PLUS PREPOSITION. ACTIVITY 1 ACTIVITY 2 ACTIVITY 3 ACTIVITY 4 ACTIVITY 5 ACTIVITY 6 TEST 40-45 WRITING: WRITE AN ESSAY OF FIVE PARAGRAPHS USING :  ADJECTIVES PLUS A PREPOS...

  For a B1-level English oral exam, you have  to showcase your ability to speak clearly and fluently about a range of topics. Here are some ideas and tips to help you prepare: Daily Life and Routines: Talk about your daily routine, hobbies, or a typical day at school/work. Describe your favorite leisure activities or how you spend your weekends. Travel and Holidays: Share your experiences of traveling to a different country or a memorable holiday. Discuss a place you would like to visit and why. Technology and Social Media: Talk about how technology affects your life. Discuss the role of social media in modern society and its impact on communication. Health and Fitness: Describe your approach to staying healthy and fit. Discuss the importance of a balanced diet and regular exercise. Environment and Sustainability: Talk about environmental issues that concern you. Discuss ways to reduce your carbon footprint and live more sustainably. Education and Learning: Describe your educa...

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ACTIVITY 1   ACTIVITY 2 ACTIVITY 3 ACTIVITY 4 ACTIVITY 5 ACTIVITY 6 Medical English Vocabulary 1. Symptom  – a sign of a medical condition Example: “Researchers tested people with mild symptoms of the virus.” 2. Diagnosis  – the process of identifying a medical condition Example: “The doctor’s diagnosis reassured the patient.” 3. Treatment  – the management of a medical condition Example: “She went into hospital for treatment.” 4. Prescription  – a written order for medication Example: “Mark had an infection. The doctor gave him a prescription for antibiotics.” 5. Hospitalization  – the act of being admitted to a hospital Example: “Hospitalization is often required for this illness.” 6. Prognosis  – the expected outcome of a medical condition Example: “Since the operation, his prognosis has improved greatly.” 7. Remission  – a period of time during which a medical condition improves or disappears Example: “Since the operation, his prognosis has im...

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  Phrases like   kind of ,   sort of , and   type of   are often unnecessary in writing. They are often used colloquially, which should be avoided in formal writing, and can also bog down your writing in extra words, which makes the meaning of your sentence less clear. Let's take a look at an example: Pitbulls and bulldogs are loyal to their owners. But these  types of  dogs are often misrepresented as vicious attack animals. Pitbulls and bulldogs are loyal to their owners. But these dogs are often misrepresented as vicious attack animals. Because the first sentence tells us which dogs we are talking about, we don't need to specify  types of . The second sentence is clearer and easier to read. When writing, it's important to be succinct. Verbose writing is not only difficult to read, it also eliminates clarity. Most of the time, you can cut these as unnecessary words: He is a dendrologist. This is a  type of  scientist who studies trees....