Levels and Lessons Flashcards

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can understand and use familiar everyday expressions and basic phrases aimed at needs.

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Can introduce self, personal details (where he lives people know etc.)

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Can talk in simple way if another person speaks slowly and clearly and prepared to help.

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Subject pronouns
-I, you, he/she

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Object pronouns
-Me, you, him/her

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Verb “be”
-Present tense
-(I am, you are)

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This, that, these, those

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Basic preposition
-In, at, to

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Articles
 A, an, the

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Singular/plural nouns

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Possessive adjectives
- My, your, his, hers

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Possessive “s”

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Likes and dislikes

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can understand sentences and frequently used expressions on basic stuff (family, shopping, personal info)

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can communicate in simple routine tasks.

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can describe in simple terms his background environment and

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Questions and negatives

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Present simple
- I walk, she walks.

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Present continuous
-I’m walking, she’s walking

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Adverbs of frequency
-Sometimes, often, never, etc

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Possessive pronouns
-Mine, yours, etc.

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Past simple, regular and irregular
-Play –> played, go-> went

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Like + ing
-I like swimming

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Want, like, and would like

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Telling time
ELEMENTARY (A2)
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Can understand main points of standard stuff regularly encountered in school, work, leisure etc.
B1 (PRE-INTERMEDIATE)
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Can deal with most situations likely to happen while travelling to area of language.
B1 (PRE-INTERMEDIATE)
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Can produce simple text on topics familiar or of personal interest
B1 (PRE-INTERMEDIATE)
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Can describe experience, dreams ,ambitions, and give reasons for opinions and plans.
B1 (PRE-INTERMEDIATE)
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-Past simple, regular & irregular verbs -She was going, they were walking
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
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So, because, but although
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
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Future forms  Going to  Present continuous for future arrangements  Will  Won’t
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
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- Present perfect + ever, never, for & since
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
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- Comparatives  More/less….than, as…as
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
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- Superlatives  The most/lest
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
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- Modals of obligation  Have to, don’t have to, must, mustn’t
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
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- “used to”
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
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- “so/neither” + auxiliaries  So do I, neither has he
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
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* Can understand main ideas of complex text on abstract & concrete topics.
B2 (INTERMIDIATE)
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* Can talk about his field of specialty in the language.
B2 (INTERMIDIATE)
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* Can talk with native speakers without strain on both sides.
B2 (INTERMIDIATE)
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* Can make text on subjects and explain viewpoint on issue with pros and cons of various options
B2 (INTERMIDIATE)
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- Present perfect vs. continuous
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
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- Past simple vs. past continuous vs past perfect
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
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- Future forms:  “going to” vs. present continuous vs “will/shall”
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
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- Usually vs. used to
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
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Reported speech  I’m going to the park -> he said he was going to the park
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
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- - Passives  The church was pained by Michelangelo
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
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- Relative clauses  The girl who is sat over there
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
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- Modals of permission, obligation and deduction  Must, may, might, can’t
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
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- Can, could, be able to (ability)
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
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- First conditional and future time clauses  If I pass the exam, I’ll celebrate
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
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- Second conditional  If I was famous I’d give money to charity
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
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* Can understand wide range of demanding texts.
C1 (UPPER INTERMEDIATE)
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* can express self without obvious searching for expressions
C1 (UPPER INTERMEDIATE)
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* can use language flexibly for social and academics.
C1 (UPPER INTERMEDIATE)
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* Can produce detailed text on complex subjects
C1 (UPPER INTERMEDIATE)
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- The + comparatives  The more you learn the more you know
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
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- Using adjectives as nouns  Rich people are privileged -> the rich are privileged
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
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- Adjective order
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
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- Narrative tenses
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
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- Adverbs & adverbial phrases
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
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- Passive structures  It is said that  He is believed to
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
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- Future perfect and continuous  The ice caps will have melted, we will be using solar powered caars
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
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- Reporting verbs  Recommend, threaten, advise
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
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- Third conditional  if I had known, I would have come
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
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- past modals, “would rather” and “had better”
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
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- gerunds and infinitives
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
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- used to, be used to, get used to
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
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- structures after wish quantifiers
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
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AS* Can summarize info from different spoken & written sources
C2 (ADVANCED)
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* Can express self spontaneously. In more shades of meaning
C2 (ADVANCED)
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- inversion for emphasis  little did he know that the dog had escaped.
ADVANCED (C2)
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- Linkers  Although, nonetheless, whilst
ADVANCED (C2)
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- Mixed conditionals  If her eyesight was better she would have seen the squirrel
ADVANCED (C2)
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- Cleft sentences  The reason why I’ve come is…  The thing that annoys me the most is…
ADVANCED (C2)
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- Compound nouns
ADVANCED (C2)
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- “so” and “such”
ADVANCED (C2)
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- Gerunds and infinitives
ADVANCED (C2)
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- Phrasal verb  Go up, go in , go out , go on ,go for…
ADVANCED (C2)
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- Unreal uses of past tenses  It’s time we left…  Suppose we opened our own shop
ADVANCED (C2)
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- Uses of verb “get”
ADVANCED (C2)
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- Participle phrases  The horse, trotting up to the fence, hopes you have a carrot
ADVANCED (C2)
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- Passive and active voice
ADVANCED (C2)