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105.accident
106. hardship
107. heir
108. inherit
109. inspire
110. reign
111. sign
112. suffer
113. unity
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97. by accident
98. heir to the throne
99. to inherit sb’s appearance (character)
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45. a breed
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New material:
Phrasal verbs
sign in (out), sign up, sign off, sign on
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Text about the British Royal Family (R)
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Song Can’t Buy Me Love (The Beatles)
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The Royal Family
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1. Information about the Commonwealth of Nations.
2. Information about The Beatles
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36 (10)
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46. a mixed bag
47. in sb’s honour
48. on your behalf
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New material:
Confusable words accident/incident, as/like
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1. Text about Queen Victoria (L).
2. Your Majesty…
Mummy (R)
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Marriage and Divorce
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1. Information about Queen Victoria.
2. Information about the British Royal Family
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37—44 (11—18)
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Workbook. Unit 2
Lexico-grammatical Exercise Book. Unit 2
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45 (19)
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Consolidation Class
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49. self-esteem
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1. Text about the problems of modern family (L)
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46 (20)
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Test Yourself
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50. resolution
51. that’s a pity
52. to draw
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1. One’s Difficult Son (L).
2. New Year’s Day (R)
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47 (21)
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Project Work Two
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48 (22)
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Test Two
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49—50 (23—24)
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Prepare for the National Examination Classes
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51 (25)
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Home Reading. Class 2
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52 (26)
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Optional Class
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Unit 3. In Harmony with Nature
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53 (1)
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114. striking
115. vast
116. huge
117. awesome
118. breathtaking
119. remarkable
120. superb
121. picturesque
122. terrific
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53. The Niagara Falls, the USA
54. The Grand Canyon, the USA
55. The Rocky Mountains, the USA
56. Land’s End, Great Britain
57. Cornwall
58. Lake Bailal
59. the Volga River
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Revision:
English articles
New material:
1. Passive structures with the infinitive.
2. English adverbs and adjectives. The word very
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Visiting some places (R)
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Poem To a Butterfly
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Wildlife
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Information about William Wordsworth
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123. attend
124. crowd
125. crowded
126. overcrowded
127. convenient
128. feature
129. scream
130. suburb
131. swear
132. thus
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100. to scream in anger
101. to scream for help
102. to scream with delight
103. to scream at sb
104. the suburb of a city
105. to swear that ….
106. to swear to do sth
107. to swear on the Bible
108. to swear at sb
109. rush hour
110. at rush hour
111. during the rush hours
112. in the middle of the rush hour
113. traffic jam
114. to create a traffic jam
115. in the traffic jam
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60. to bump
61. a kindergarten
62.It depends
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New material:
1. Articles with the nouns school, space, prison, church, bed, work college, hospital, university
2. Perfect and progressive infinitives in passive structures
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1. Speaking about the places where people live (L).
2. For and Against (R)
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Lifestyle in Cities and Towns
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133. high-rises
134. sticker
135. seal
136. backstroke
137. enclosure
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116. combat boots
117. hot springs
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63 hide-and-seek
64. a tear
65. to brake
66. to mess
67. to kick back
68. World Civ
69. literacy rate
70. population
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New material:
Confusable words
comfortable/ convenient,
to visit/to attend
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1. Text about Greece (L).
2. From The Princess Diaries (R)
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Wonders of Nature
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56 (4)
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71. a property
72. a cormorant
73. a puffin
74. recreation areas
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New material:
1. Word building: compound adjectives denoting the cardinal points.
2. Articles with geographical names and place names
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1. Text about the Farnes (L).
2. Text about Russia (R)
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Wildlife. Russia
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138. acquire
139. benefit
140.coast
141. encourage
142. heritage
143. landscape
144. property
145. value
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118. for sb’s benefit
119. to have the benefit of sth
120. to be of benefit to sb
121. to rise/drop in value
122. to be of great/no value
123. free of charge
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New material:
More facts about English articles (proper names)
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1. Interview with Dr. Tony Stone (L).
2. The Leopard (R).
3. The National Trust (R)
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Animals in Danger
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146. acquisition
147. benefit v
148. beneficial
149. coastal
150. value v
151. valuable
152. invaluable
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75. a lark
76. a daisy
77. rest
78. a stripe
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Revision:
The indefinite article. Typical cases of usage
New material:
English idioms with names of animals and plants in their structures
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Text about England (L)
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Environmental Problems
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Idiomatic English:
#t as brave as a lion;
#t as old as a the hills;
#t as poor as a church mouse;
#t as cold as ice;
#t as hard as nails;
#t as happy as a lark;
#t as fresh as daisy;
#t as black as night;
#t as green as grass;
#t as high as a kite;
#t as dead as a dodo;
#t as weak as a kitten;
#t as nervous as a cat.
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153. condition
154. nuclear
155. poison
156. poisonous
157. population
158. recycle
159. save
160. spill
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124. to recycle waste
125. to save from death
126. to save money for sth
127. to spill water on sth
128. acid rain
129. lack of sth
130. oil spill
131. shortage of food
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79. a hatter
80. to threaten
81. to escape
82. lead
83. soot
84. petrol
85. coal
86. oil
87. fuel
88. heat
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Revision:
The definite article. Typical cases of usage
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Text about environmental problems (R)
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Song The Rainforest Song
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Human Environment
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Information about J. P. Taylor
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60 (8)
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89. a rival
90. to have green fingers
91. a layer
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New material:
1. Phrasal verbs
cut down (on), cut out, cut off, cut up
2. Articles with the nouns breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, supper, tea
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1. Text about ecology (L).
2. A story by Eric Partridge (R)
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Ways to Solve Ecological Problems
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161. conquer
162. disaster
163. predict
164. rescue
165. revenge
166. surface
167. wave
168. witness
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132. to end in disaster
133. to come to sb’s rescue
134. to act out of revenge
135. to take revenge on sb
136. a witness to the accident
137. to get rid of sth
138. volcano eruption
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92. leaky
93. packaging
94. on standby
95. to bother
96. to cope
97. AD
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1. Text about protecting animals (L).
2. Going Green (R)
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Natural and Manmade Disasters
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Social English: English phrases used to encourage a person or to calm him/her down
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169. drought
170. earthquake
171. flood
172. hurricane
173. rainfall
174. tornado
175. tsunami
176. volcano
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139. heavy shower
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98. a funnel
99. to split
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New material:
Confusable words landscape/scenery/view
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1. Text about ecological organizations (L).
2. Nature and Man: a Way to Live Together (R)
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Ecological Organisations
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63—70 (11—18)
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Workbook. Unit 3
Lexico-grammatical Exercise Book. Unit 3
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71 (12)
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Consolidation Class
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100. hullo
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1. Judy Miller’s interview (L).
2. Little Red Riding Hood: The Wolf’s Story (R)
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72 (13)
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Test Yourself
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101. deliberate
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1. Speaking about environment and nature (L).
2. Mr Roll, an ecologist, about the problem of tropical forests
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73 (14)
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Project Work Three
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74 (22)
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Test Three
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75—76 (23—24)
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Prepare for the National Examination Classes
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77 (25)
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Home Reading. Class 3
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78
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Optional Class
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Unit 4. In Harmony with the World
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79 (1)
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102. a vehicle
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Revision:
Participle I and participle II
New material:
Confusable words trip/journey/travel/voyage
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Text about travelling (R)
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Song The Best Way to Travel
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Why People Travel
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80 (2)
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177. amazing
178. awake
179. divide
180. pour
181. sick
182. slip
183. tie
184. trouble
185. airsick
186. seasick
187. travelsick
188. homesick
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140. to get into trouble
141. to be in trouble
142. to run into trouble
143. on board a ship/a plane
144. to set out
145. to divide into
146. to divide between/among
147. to divide by
148. to pour into
149. to slip into the room
150. to slip out of the room
151. to slip on sth
152.to tie up to sth
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103. the Cyclades
104. nevertheless
105. flu
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Revision:
Constructions So do I/Neither do I
New material:
Confusable words sick/ill
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Text about the Cyclades (L)
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Away from Home
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Phrases with the adjective ill:
#t ill news
#t ill fortune
#t ill luck
#t ill effects
#t ill feelings
#t ill results
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Unit 4. In Harmony with the World
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81(3)
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189. handful
190. pier
191. lifeboat
192. deck
193. whale
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106. a stowaway 107. footy
108. a cargo boat
109. rum
110. a diamond
111. to give oneself/up
112. a ferryboat
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1. The dialogue about Kate’s holiday (L).
2. The Stowaways (R)
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Travelling to Different Places
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82 (4)
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194. destination
195. compartment
196. guard
197. arrival
198. departure
199. carriage (a car)
200. smoker
201. non-smoker
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153. a through train
154. a fast train
155. a local train
156. a long-distance train
157. a sleeping car
158. a dining car
159. a buffet car
160. a single (ticket)
161. a return (ticket)
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113. to book
114. wellington boots
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