5th Year
Summer
Class 11
1
2
3
4
February
2025
Tell me
EXPRESSIONS you
can use to AGREE
with someone …
Tell me EXPRESSIONS
you can use to ASK
someone to CONTINUE
TALKING …
Tell me EXPRESSIONS
you can use to
DISAGREE with
someone …
Tell me
EXPRESSIONS you
can use to ASK FOR
SOMEONE'S OPINION
Complete the
following
phrasal verbs/
collocations …
BORED …
FED UP …
BAD …
INTERESTED …
KEEN …
FRIGHTENED …
EXCITED …
SHUT …
GO …
SWITCH …
PLUG …
SET …
TAKE…
We use ZERO
CONDITIONAL
to talk about …
We use 1st
CONDITIONAL
to talk about …
We use the 2nd
CONDITIONAL
to talk about …
Tell me the
EXTREME
ADJECTIVES of
…
THIS IS A …
MAKE A
RECOMMENDATION
USING THE SECOND
CONDITIONAL
TURN THESE
SENTENCES INTO
THE PASSIVE VOICE
COCO GAVE PINI
A NEW PAIR OF
TRAINERS.
VICTORIA
ANALYSED THE
COMPANY'S DATA.
LUANA BOUGHT
SOME FLOWERS
FOR ÁMBAR.
FACUNDO WALKS
HIS DOG EVERY
MORNING.
FRANCO STOLE
HIS BROTHER´S
CAP.
OLIVIA FOUND A
FANCY WALLET
LAST NIGHT.
ARIADNA
CLEANED HER
ROOM.
UNIT 7
TRAVELLER'S 1
2
3
4
TALES FEBRUARY
2025
Travellers’ tales
Can you share an interesting
tale of travelling you have?
What kind of travel does
the picture show?
What kind of traveller is the
person in the picture?
1. PLACE
2. ACCOMMODATION
3. WEATHER
4. ACTIVITIES
5. JOURNEY
6. PEOPLE
UNIT 7: Reading- To Start
❏ For 2 minutes, ask ❏ Then, change
your classmate as partners and
many questions
tell him/her 1
about his/her 2
holiday as about his/her 3
4
possible, and note first
down/remember partner´s
his/her answers. holiday.
1. PLACE
2. PEOPLE
3. ACCOMMODATION
4. WEATHER
5. JOURNEY
6. ACTIVITIES
https://youtu.
be/TKq j8xPxan
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What other kinds of
transport you think you
could find in London?
SEGWAY
WHAT SHOULD YOU DO IF
TWO TOURS SEEM TO
MATCH ONE PERSON?
UNIT 7
Grammar
Presentations
DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES
Function: When do we use them?
Defining relative clauses give information which is necessary to tell
us which object, person, place, etc. we are talking about.
I bought the cheapest
t-shirt which was red.
£10
£2
0 £30
Here, the relative clause, which was red, is
necessary. She didn’t buy the cheapest t-shirt
This is the
(the purple one).
cheapest
t-shirt. This is the
Defining relative
cheapest
clauses have no
t-shirt comma before them.
which is red.
Function: What about relative pronouns?
Relative pronouns connect the relative clause to the rest of the sentence. We
use different relative pronouns depending what we are describing.
Look at the examples people who
and complete the
table with one of the things/animals which
relative pronouns in places where
bold.
possession whose
It’s the
restaurant
He’s the boy It’s the dog I read a
who I walk to whose owner wonderful
where I had my
is sitting over book which
birthday party. school with.
there. was set in New
York.
Practice activities
Find and correct the errors in these sentences.
1. She’s the girl which I saw at the concert last month.
2. That’s the bike my parents have bought me for my birthday.
3. That’s the car was in the police chase last week in the town centre.
4. That’s the dog who owner works in the shop next to our house. I think it’s lost!
5. Do you want a telephone that has a good camera?
6. Those are the sweets whiches we got for the class party.
Practice activities
Find and correct the errors in these sentences.
who/that
1. She’s the girl which I saw at the concert last month.
2. That’s the bike my parents have bought me for my birthday.
which/that
3. That’s the car was in the police chase last week in the town centre.
whose
4. That’s the dog who owner works in the shop next to our house. I think it’s lost!
5. Do you want a telephone that has a good camera?
which/that
6. Those are the sweets whiches we got for the class party.
In pairs, try to think of one
word related to travel for
each letter of the alphabet
A – aeroplane,
B – backpack,
C – cruise
MOTORWAY
SIGHTSEEING
LAND
TRAFFIC JAM
English language
PARTS OF SPEECH: it is a category of words that
have similar grammatical properties.
There are eight parts of speech in the English
language: noun, pronoun, verb, adjective, adverb,
preposition, conjunction, and interjection.
The part of speech indicates how the word functions
in meaning as well as grammatically within the
sentence.
I travel abroad once a year.
I love my holiday but the travel is boring.
We’re taking a trip to Paris next year.
The journey there takes about four hours
by train.
TRAVEL
TRIP
noun verb
a journey or excursion, especially for
pleasure.
to make a journey,
"Sammy's gone on a school trip" usually over a long
distance:
TRAVEL
noun I travel to work by train.
the action of travelling.
"my job involves a lot of travel"
