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Exams
The Unified State exam (EGE)
General information
Reading
Task 11 (Gapped text)
Writing
Email
Task 2: essay
Old tasks
Essay
Speaking
Task 1
Task 2
Task 3
Task 4
Assessment
The Basic State Exam (OGE)
General information
Writing
Speaking
IELTS
General information
Listening
Reading
Writing
Task 1
General
Academic: Describing graphs
A line graph
A bar chart
A pie chart
Task 2: essay
Speaking
TOEFL
General information
Listening
Reading
Speaking
Task 1
Task 2
Task 3
Task 4
Writing
Integrated task 1
Independent task 2
Changes 2019
Old tasks
Task 1
IELTS vs TOEFL
CAE
General information
B2 First (FCE)
Speaking
Writing
Essay
E-mail
A film/series review
Vocabulary
A1-A2 (Basics)
Numbers
Time: days of the week, months
Days of the week
Colours
Basic Adjectives
Jobs
Countries & nationalities
Home
My Family
Appearance
Personality
Clothes
Film types, genres
Education
Housework
B1-B2
Home
Work
Food, ways of cooking, recipes, menus
Travelling
Air travel
Rail travel
Road travel
Sea travel
Fashion. Clothes.
Education
Health. Medicine.
Money (Personal finance)
Books. Reading
Environment
Mobile phones
IT
B2-C2
Health
Films. Cinematography.
Advertising
Verbs
Have vs take
Look, see, watch, gaze etc.
Make vs do
Say, tell, speak, talk
More verbs
Prepositions
With nouns
With adjectives
With verbs
In set expressions
Linkers
Synonyms
British vs. American English
Grammar
A1-A2
Verb to be (present)
Verb to be (past)
Tenses
Present Simple
Present Continuous
Present Simple vs. Present Continuous
Present Perfect
Past Simple
Future Simple (will)
There is/there are
There was/there were
Irregular verbs (+groups)
Gerund vs Infinitive
Modal Verbs
Strange laws around the world
Prepositions of place
Prepositions of time
Nouns
Countable vs. uncountable
Singular vs. Plural
Artilces
Quantifiers
Comparatives, superlatives
Pronouns
Tests
Test 1
B1-B2
Tenses
Tenses: Review, Active voice
Present Perfect
Present Perfect Continuous
Past Simple
Past Continuous
Past Perfect
Past Perfect Continuous
Mixed tenses
Present Simple vs. Present Continuous, Stative verbs
Present Perfect vs. Past Simple
Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Continuous
Past Simple vs. Past Continuous
Past Simple vs. Past Perfect
Present tenses
Past tenses
Irregular verbs
Reported speech
Reporting verbs
Conditionals (0,1,2,3)
Conditional 1 (+ future time clauses)
Conditional 2
Conditional 3
Mixed Conditionals
Indirect questions
Tag Questions
Auxiliaries
Passive voice
Future forms
Complex Object
Modal verbs
Modal verbs: Review of forms
Obligation, prohibition
Advice
Participles 1, 2
The Infinitive
The -ing form
Adjectives in -ing, -ed
Gerund vs. Infinitive
Prepositions of time
Phrasal verbs
Break
Bring
Come
Tests (mixed)
Test 1 (B1)
Nouns
Articles
Comparatives, Superlatives
Adverbs
Quantifiers
another, the other, other, others
C1
Nouns
Countable and uncountable nouns
Singular and Plural nouns
Tests
Mixed grammar exercises
B2-C1
Word Building
A2 – B1
Noun suffixes
Adjective suffixes
Negative prefixes
B2
Suffixes
Nouns
Adjectives
Verbs
Prefixes
Speaking
A1-A2
Introduction, Alphabet
Meeting people, questions for the first class
Self-Introduction
Famous people
Countries and nationalities
Appearance
Daily Routine
Telling the time
Christmas, New Year
Halloween
Eating out, Restaurants
B1-B2
The first class
The first class (make questions)
Topics
A1-A2
About myself
Famous people
My Family
My Day (schoolchildren)
My Day (adults)
My apartment (There is/are)
Countries
Cities
Food in Britain, national dishes
Describing appearance
My Friend (Appearance + Character)
Biographies
Festivals/holidays around the world
New Year around the World
Describing a painting (Pr Cont)
My trip (Past Simple)
A film review
B1-B2
Biographies
History of Inventions
Cities
Reading
Novels
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K.Rowling
Chapter 1 (text)
Chapter 1 (exercises)
Chapter 2 (text)
Chapter 2 (exercises)
Chapter 3 (text)
Chapter 3 (exercises)
How to Train Your Dragon by Cressida Cowell
Chapter 1 (text)
Chapter 1 (exercises)
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë
Chapter 1
Stories
A1-B1
The Scholarship by A. J. Cronin
B2-C2
Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Last words
Three men in a boat to say nothing of the dog
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Articles
Environment
Spoken English, Dialogues
A1-A2
Meeting people
Suggestions
At the restaurant
B1-B2
At a job interview
At the doctor’s
Writing
A1-A2
An e-mail to a friend
B1-B2
A film review
A book review
CV
Essay
Describing graphs
Phonetics
General Information: English phonetics
Vowels
Diphthongs, triphthongs
Consonants
Combinations (vowels + vowels/consontants)
Combinations (consonants+consonants)
Vowels: exercises (mixed)
Tongue twisters
Other
Poems
For adults
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost
Rain Has Fallen All the Day by James Joyce
‘If’ by Rudyard Kipling
For kids
New Year
Autumn
Songs
Christmas, New Year
Kids
Grammar
Present Continuous
to be (past: was/were)
I like…, Do you like…? (+Food)
Family
Numbers
Colours
Animals
Adults
A1-A2
Proverbs, sayings, quotes
Home
Money
Health
Work
Weather
Appearance
Food
Travelling
Time
Jokes
Reported speech
Doctor, Doctor…
Miscellaneous
Puns
Idioms
Money
Parts of the body
Weather
Scenes from films
Titanic
Videos
Adults: A1-A2
Introductions (ppl)
About people+Daily routines
Kids
Celebrations
Cartoons
Animals
Food
Holidays
Fashion
Christmas, New Year
Weather
Cities
Nationalities, Stereotypes
Health
Languages
British vs. American
Meals
British vs. American accents
Business (B1-B2)
Environment
Laws
Homes
Start-ups
Smart phones
Work, jobs
The History of English
Biographies
Common mistakes
Grammar
Vocabulary
Level test/ Placement test
Resources
Materials used
Books in pdf
Contacts
About me
Meals
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Meals
Food: British vs American (vocabulary) (by an Australian teacher)