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Curso de Inglês para Adultos Gama GPP - nível 2B

 

Curso de Inglês para Adultos Gama GPP - nível 2B

Unit

Structural and lexical items

Functions

Themes/Situations

Unit   16

Reported   speech

giving opinions   about places (tourist destinations), reporting opinions (collective views),   referring to past statements and promises

a trip to New Zealand

Unit   17

Reflexive   pronouns

discussing 'if   scenarios', describing theoretical problems, suggesting solutions to   problems, dealing with traffic police

life in space

Unit   18

Past continuous

describing the   relationship between concurrent actions/events in the past, describing the   reasons behind past actions and events

sudden problems

Unit   19

should/ought to

describing the   relationship between concurrent actions/events in the past, describing the   reasons behind past actions and events

sudden problems

Unit   20

second conditionals,   compound adjectives

describing   symptoms, giving health-related lifestyle information, referring to parts of   the body, understanding basic medical and medication advice

health and the body

Unit   21

Do you know ...   ?

Could you tell   me ... ?

Shall I ... ?

I'll ... .

May I ... ?

How about –ing?

asking for   information about products and prices in a store, categorizing consumer   products, sending a letter/package at a post office, changing foreign   currency

shopping in a   mall

Unit   22

present perfect   continuous tense (unfinished actions, recent actions with visible   consequences in the present), contrasting the present perfect simple and   continuous tenses

describing the   recent past actions and events, distinguishing between actions and events

talking about   the recent past

Unit   23

Nothing new

greeting   someone, asking a favor, responding to requests, making offers, accepting and   declining offers, discussing customs and traditions

formality and   politeness

Unit   24

Plug ... on/off.

Switch ...   on/off.

Turn ...   on/off/up/down.

Put ... into.

Take ... out of.

Fill/Hang ...   up.

Videocassettes   are being replaced by DVDs.

understanding   product instructions, describing how something works, describing mechanical   actions

modern and former technology

Unit   25

Are you ... ?

Does he ... ?

Did he ... ?

Have you ... ?

So/Neither do I.

So/Neither am I.

mine/yours/hers/his/ours/theirs

Possessive   pronouns

describing   hobbies and interests, writing an introductory letter, reacting politely /   with surprise

relationships

Unit   26

Did ... use to   ... ?

discussing   eating habits, discussing past lifestyles, describing past habits

health and diet   – past and present

Unit   27

irregular verbs in the past simple tense

describing past actions

a bad day

Unit   28

some/any/no, something/anything/nothing/
  everything, much/many/a lot/a few, if (zero conditional), geographical   vocabulary (bridge, coast, harbor ...)

describing an urban environment, describing a rural   environment, describing relative quantity, describing leisure opportunities

describing places

Unit   29

present continuous with future meaning, going to,   first / then / after that, somebody/anybody/nobody /
  someone/anyone/no one

describing and asking about plans and intentions,   describing and asking about future arrangements

plans and arrangements

Unit   30

weather vocabulary, will

giving opinions/forecasts about the future,   describing the weather

the weather