5. Your class preparation can be done in virtual or handwriting

1. Simple Past vs. Present Perfect

(Assessed in Grammar 1)

• Example sentences:

  • Yesterday Mariana Pajón practiced BMX. (Simple Past)

  • Mariana has won 3 Olympic medals so far. (Present Perfect)

  • She broke the BMX women’s record last year. (Simple Past)

2. Present Perfect Simple vs. Present Perfect Continuous

(Assessed in Grammar 2)

• Example sentences:

  • Blanca and Juan have studied English for three years. (Present Perfect)

  • Sam has been waiting outside for ten minutes. (Present Perfect Continuous)

3. Modals in Deduction (must)

• Example: You must have dropped your cell phone.

4. Informal Writing Structure

(Assessed in Writing)

• Writing an informal email using:

  • Informal linking expressions (e.g., "Anyway," "By the way")

  • Question forms (e.g., How are you?, What’s new?)

  • Tenses mix: Present Perfect / Simple Past

✅ VOCABULARY TOPICS

1. Sports Vocabulary

(Assessed in Vocabulary 1)

• Words related to:

  • Skating, archery, motor racing, rowing, athletics

  • Associated with actions like: wearing a helmet, hunting, needing a motor, sitting, running and jumping

2. Bullying and Environment Vocabulary

(Assessed in Vocabulary 2)

• Key words:

  • Bully – person who intimidates or hurts others

  • Victim – person who is attacked

  • Habitat – place where animals/plants live

  • Founder – person who starts an organization

  • Shade – area blocked from the sun

3. Community Service / Volunteering Vocabulary

(From Listening and Writing)

• Examples:

  • Volunteer, organization, achievements, support, set up, help children, positive impact

4. Cyberbullying & Social Clubs Vocabulary

(From Reading)

• Terms like:

  • Videogame club, cyberbullying, donate, waste of time, one of the best/worst things

5. Daily and Life Events Vocabulary

• From writing and listening:

  • Get married, break a record, live in a city, practice a sport, exchange rings

✅ Skills Integrated in the Quiz

• Listening Comprehension (with contextual vocabulary)

• Reading Comprehension (True/False and inference)

• Grammar Usage (tenses and verb forms)

• Vocabulary Knowledge (matching and context usage)

• Writing Skills (informal email with grammar/vocab integration)

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Quantifiers:  enough, a few, a lot of, too many, too much

Reflexive pronouns: myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, yourselves, ourselves, themselves

Advertisement Vocabulary: Stunning, product, habitable, slogan, bargain

Passive voice in past and present: Please study the past participle form of the verbs, specially in irregular verbs (page 30)

Intensifiers: Very, extremely, really, totally, absolutelly, completely,

Writing: Writing a letter to complain: (page 31)