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Unit 1- Free time
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Free-time Activities- Interactive Activity- Vocabulary 1Lecture1.1
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Simple Present Review 1- Grammar 1Lecture1.2
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Simple Present Review 2- Grammar 1Lecture1.3
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Free-time Activities: Simple Present Review- Grammar 1Lecture1.4
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Simple Present Review Quiz 10 questionsQuiz1.1
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Adverbs of Frequency and Time Expressions- Grammar 1Lecture1.5
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Adverbs of Frequency- Interactive Activity- Grammar 1Lecture1.6
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“Chores”- Adverbs of Frequency- Grammar 1Lecture1.7
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Present Progressive Review 1- Grammar 1 30 minLecture1.8
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Chant: Present Progressive Review- Grammar 1Lecture1.9
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Present Progressive Review 2- Grammar 1 30 minLecture1.10
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Present Progressive Review Quiz 10 questionsQuiz1.2
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Simple Present and Present Progressive Review 1- Grammar 1Lecture1.11
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Simple Present and Present Progressive Review 2- Grammar 1Lecture1.12
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“Sports”: Present Progressive Review- Grammar 1Lecture1.13
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Character Adjectives- Vocabulary 2Lecture1.14
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Gerunds- Grammar 2Lecture1.15
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Unit 2- House and Home
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Rooms, Things in a Room, and Furniture- Interactive ActivityLecture2.1
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My Home: Rooms and Furniture- Vocabulary and Grammar 1Lecture2.2
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“The house”- Graded Video- Topic FocusLecture2.3
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“A Very Special Village”-Graded Video-Topic FocusLecture2.4
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Verb Be in the Past- Interactive Activity- Grammar 1Lecture2.5
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Verb Be in the Past- Video- Grammar Hub 1Lecture2.6
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Verb Be in the Past- was/were/wasn’t/weren’t- Grammar 1Lecture2.7
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Verb Be in the Past- Pronunciation FocusLecture2.8
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Gadgets- Interactive Activity- Vocabulary 2Lecture2.9
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There was/ There were- Grammar 2Lecture2.10
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There was/ There were- Grammar 2Lecture2.11
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Unit 3- Travel
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Transportation- Interactive Activity- Vocabulary 1Lecture3.1
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“Explore the World”- Simple Past Regular Verbs- Affirmative- Grammar 1Lecture3.2
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“Last weekend…”- Simple Past Regular verbs- Grammar 1Lecture3.3
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Simple Past Regular Verbs – Video and Interactive Activity-PronunciationLecture3.4
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Travel- Interactive Activity- Vocabulary 2Lecture3.5
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Simple Past Regular Verbs-Interactive Activity- Grammar 1Lecture3.6
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Simple Past Regular Verbs- Reading- Grammar 1Lecture3.7
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Spelling: Simple Past Regular Verbs- Interactive ActivityLecture3.8
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Public Transport in London- Video ActivityLecture3.9
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Protegido: Test Unit 3- Insta 1Lecture3.10
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Unit 4- History
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Verbs of Discovery- Interactive Activity- Vocabulary 1Lecture4.1
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A Discovery of Food- Extra Reading 1Lecture4.2
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Simple Past ( Affirmative and Negative)- Video- Grammar Hub 1Lecture4.3
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Simple Past Affirmative- “The Vikings”- Extra Grammar 1Lecture4.4
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Simple Past Affirmative- “Who are the Americans?”- Extra Grammar 1 30 minLecture4.5
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Simple Past Negative- ‘Wonderful Cancun”- Extra Grammar 1Lecture4.6
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Natural Disasters- Interactive Activity- Vocabulary 2Lecture4.7
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Simple Past (Affirmative/Negative/Questions)- Video- Grammar Hub 2Lecture4.8
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Simple Past Questions- Extra Grammar 2Lecture4.9
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Simple Past – “New York Harbor”- Extra Grammar 2 30 minLecture4.10
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Simple Past Review-Extra Grammar 1 and 2Lecture4.11
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could and couldn’t- Extra Grammar 2Lecture4.12
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Tragic Brazilian Disasters- Extra Reading 2Lecture4.13
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Speaking- Talking about the pastLecture4.14
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Writing- A BiographyLecture4.15
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Protegido: Test Unit 4- Insta 1Lecture4.16
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Unit 5- Myths and Legends
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Character Adjectives-Interactive Activity- Vocabulary 1Lecture5.1
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British Legends- Cognates- Reading 1Lecture5.2
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Past Progressive 1- Video- Grammar HubLecture5.3
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Past Progressive 2- Reading and Writing- Grammar 1Lecture5.4
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Past Progressive 3- Reading and Writing- Grammar 1Lecture5.5
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Past Progressive 4- Interactive Activity- Grammar 1Lecture5.6
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Movement Verbs- Interactive Activity- Vocabulary 2Lecture5.7
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Simple Past and Past Progressive- Reading and Writing- Grammar 2Lecture5.8
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Simple Past and Past Progressive 2- Reading, Listening and Writing- Grammar 2Lecture5.9
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Protegido: Test Unit 5- Insta 1Lecture5.10
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Unit 6- Wise Spending
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Money- Interactive Activity- Vocabulary 1Lecture6.1
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Smart Tips for Young People- Reading 1Lecture6.2
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Comparatives- Video- Grammar HubLecture6.3
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Long Comparative Adjectives: more +adjective+ than- Grammar 1Lecture6.4
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Short Comparative Adjectives: adjective+ er-than- Grammar 1Lecture6.5
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Comparatives- Grammar 1Lecture6.6
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Comparatives- (not) as … as – Grammar 1Lecture6.7
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Part-Time Jobs- Video- Culture ActivityLecture6.8
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Technology Devices- Vocabulary 2Lecture6.9
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a/an/some/any- Countable and Uncountable Nouns- Grammar 2Lecture6.10
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much/many/a lot of- Countable and Uncountable Nouns- Grammar 2Lecture6.11
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Protegido: Test Unit 6- Insta 1Lecture6.12
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Unit 7- Amazing Places
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Places to visit 1- Vocabulary 1Lecture7.1
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Comparatives and Superlatives- Video- Grammar 1Lecture7.2
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Superlatives 1- Grammar 1Lecture7.3
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Superlatives 2- Grammar 1Lecture7.4
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Aboriginals of Australia – Video Insta 1- Unit 7 – CultureLecture7.5
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Formation of Adverbs- Vocabulary 2Lecture7.6
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Formation of Adverbs- Interactive Activity- Vocabulary 2Lecture7.7
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too, enough, and not enough- Grammar 2Lecture7.8
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Protegido: Teste Unit 7- Insta 1Lecture7.9
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Unit 8- Fun and Games
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Playing Games – Vocabulary 1Lecture8.1
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Simple Present Affirmative and Negative Review- Grammar 1Lecture8.2
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Simple Present Question Review- Grammar 1Lecture8.3
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Present Progressive Review- Grammar 1 30 minLecture8.4
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1- We use the comparative form of adjectives to compare __one__ thing with other. Examples: “The weekend in York is more adventurous than the one in Scotland.”/ “The weekend in York is more exiting than the one in Scotland.”
2- We use the superlative form of adjectives to compare one thing with a lot of things. Examples: “The treehouse adventure weekend is exiting. / “It’s also the most exiting.”
3- To form comparatives and superlatives for short adjectives add: er or est. Use most before superlatives. Examples: cheap/ cheaper / the cheapest.
4- To form comparatives and superlatives for long adjectives DO NOT change the word, add: more and the most before the adjective. Examples: unusual / more unusual / the most unusual
5- iregular adjectives DON’T follow these rules: good / better / the best ; bad / worse / the worst; far / farther / the fartest
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1- We use the comparative form of adjectives to compare __one__ thing with __another___. Examples: “The weekend in York is __cheaper_than______ the one in Scotland.”/ “The weekend in York is __more relaxing_than___ the one in Scotland.”
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