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-Verbo to be
-Números 0 – 9
-Abecedario
-Frases de uso cotidiano.
-Países y nacionalidades
-Actividades comunicativas: presentaciones, check in en hoteles, saludos, comenzar conversaciones.  
-Números 20- 100
-Verbo to be
-Adjetivos posesivos
-Artículos
-Vocabulario: ocupaciones, la familia
-Actividades comunicativas: preguntas sobre información personal.
-Verbo to be (negative/interrogative)
-Vocabulario: vacaciones, días de la semana, adjetivos opuestos
-Adjetivos posesivos
-Actividades comunicativas: diálogos sobre las vacaciones, pedir información turística, conversaciones telefónicas.
-Verbo Can
-Pronombres demostrativos.
-Colores
-Possessive´s
-Vocabulario: comidas y bebidas, plurales irregulares, vestimenta, lugares en la ciudad.
-Actividades comunicativas: ordenar comidas o bebidas en un restó, preguntar precios, transacciones simples, preguntas y r-espuestas sobre direcciones.
-There is/there are (affirmative, negative, interrgative)
-Some/a lot of /any
-Preposiciones de lugar
-Can/Can´t (habilidades)
-La hora
-Vocabulario: puntos cardinales, la ciudad, el campo, la playa, atracciones turisticas, action verbs, 
-Actividades comunicativas: conversaciones sobre las vacaciones and atraciones turisticas, roleplays basados en preguntas y respuestas sobre como llegar a diferentes lugares.

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- Numbers: 1-1000
- The Alphabet
- Days of the week
- Verb TO BE: Affirmative, Negative, Questions
- Possessive Adjectives:my,your,etc
- Giving personal information
- A/n, plurals
- This/that/these/those
- The classroom, common objects, classroom language
- Present Simple: affirmative, negative and questions
- Verb phrases: common verbs
- a/n + jobs, irregular plurals
- Possessive s
- Family vocabulary
- Adjectives
- Telling the time
- Daily routine
- Adverbs of frequency
- Time words and expressions
- Prepositions of time
- The date
- Can/Can't
- Like + verb + ing
- Object pronouns: me, you, him, etc
- Possessive pronouns: mine, yours, etc
- Past simple of be: was/were
- Past simple of regular verbs

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- Past simple irregular verbs
- Past simple regular and irregular verbs
- There is/There are
- There was/There were
- Vocabulary on houses and furniture
- Prepositions of place
- Present Continuous
- Pres. Cont vs Pres. Simple
- Places in a city
- Quantifiers: some, a lot of, etc
- Vocabulary on food
- Countable and Uncountable Nouns
- How much/How many?
- Be going to (plans and predictions)
- Comparative adjectives
- Superlative adjectives
- Personality adjectives
- Vocabulary: The weather
- Would like to/ like
- Common adverbs
- Present Perfect
- Present Perfect vs Past Simple
- Past Participles

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- Word order in questions
- Common verb phrases
- Classroom language
- Present Simple
- Vocabulary: Family
- Personality adejctives
- Present Continuous
- Vocabulary: the body
- Prepositions of place
- Defining relative clauses
- Expressions for paraphrasing: like, for example, etc
- Past simple regular and irregular verbs
- Vocabulary: holidays
- Past continuous
- Prepositions of place and time: at, in, on
- Questions with and without auxiliaries
- So, because, although, but
- Going to, present continuous (future arrangements)
- Will/won't (predictions)
- Opposite verbs
- Will/won't (promises, offers, decisions)
- Review of tenses: present,past and future
- Verbs + prepositions
- Present perfect (experience) + ever, never
- Present perfect vs Past simple
- Vocabulary: Clothes
- Yet, already, just
- Comparatives, as...as/less...than...
- Superlatives (+ever + present perfect)
- Opposite adjectives
- Uses of the infinitve
- Verb + ing

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- Have to,  don't have to, must, mustn't
- Modifiers: a bit, really, etc
- Expressing movement:prepositions
- First conditional
- Second conditional
- Vocabulary: animals
- May/might (possibility)
- Word building: noun formation
- Should/Shouldn't
- Verb phrases with GET
- Present perfect + for/since
- Words related to fear
- Present perfect vs Past simple
- Used to
- Passive Voice
- Something, anything, nothing, etc
- Vocabulary: Health and lifestyle
- Phrasal Verbs
- Past Perfect
- Reported Speech
- Say, tell, speak

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- Present Simple and continuous
- Action and state verbs
- Vocabulary: food and restaurants
- Past tenses: simple, continuous, perfect
- Vocabulary: sport
- Future forms: going to, present continuous, will/shall
- Vocabulary: family, personality
- Each other and reflexive pronouns
- Prefixes and suffixes
- Present perfect and past simple
- Vocabulary: money
- Phrasal verbs
- Present perfect continuous 
- Comparatives and superlatives
- Vocabulary: transport and travel
- Must, have to. should (obligation)
- Must, may, might, can't (deduction)
- Describing people
- Can, could, be able to (ability and possibility)
- ed/ing adjectives
- First and second conditional
- Vocabulary: education
- Time clauses + when, until, etc
- Vocabulary: houses

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- Habits in the present (usually) and past (used to)
- Vocabulary: friendship
- Wordspot GET
- Quantififiers
- Noun formation
- Articles: a/an, the, no article
- Verbs and adjectives + prepositions
- Connectors
- Gerunds and infinitives
- Vocabulary: work
- Reported speech: statements, questions and commands
- Vocabulary: shopping
- Passive voice: be + past participle
- Vocabulary: cinema
- Relative Clauses: defining and non defining
- Third conditional
- Makind adjectives and adverbs
- What or which?
- Question tags
- Indirect questions
- Compound nouns
- Phrasal verbs
- Vocabulary: television

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GRAMMAR
- Expressing purpose (e.g in order to, so that, etc)
- Direct questions, Indirect questions
- Like and as
- Narrative tenses
- Time expressions (e.g during, while, by the time,etc)
- Countable and uncountable nouns and quantifiers
- Reported speech and reporting verbs
 
VOCABULARY
- Music
- Expressions with bring and take
- Adjective forms
- Word families
- Materials
- Body and health

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Grammar
- Used to and be used to doing
- Making comparisons
- Giving advice (present) and criticism (past)
- Intensifiers
- Obligation (present and past)
- Too and enough
- Question tags
- Present perfect simple and continuous
 
Vocabulary
- Verbs related to leaving
- Expressions with get
- Speaking expressions
- Newspapers and TV
- Prepositions with nouns, verbs and adjectives
-Adjectives describing feelings

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Grammar
- Modals of deduction (present and past)
- Gerund or infinitive
- Future perfect
- FUture continuous
- Comparative and superlative adverbs
- Passives (all forms)
- Verbs with two objects
 
Vocabulary
- Crime and evidence
- Word families
- Travel
- Phrasal verbs
- Expressions with make
- TV, cinema and theatre
- Spoken phrases
- Expressions with give
- Etreme adjectives

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