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Prices	Indirect (polite) questions How many? How much? What kind? Countable and uncountable nouns: Some, any, a lot of, (not) much, (not) many	Stress and intonation	Talking to a shop assistant Cooking instructions Phoning a shop	Asking polite questions Asking about price, quantity and means of payment. Saying what you think Agree/ disagree	About food likes and dislikes About vegetarian Shop advertise-ments	Paragraph abouteating habits About vegetaria-nism Shopping list	A traditional Uzbek recipe
Practicing your English

TOPIC #9	VOCUBU-LARY	GRAMMAR	PRONUN-CIATION	LISTENING	SPEAKING	READING	WRITING	CROSS CULTURE	LEARNING TO LEARN
In the country	Location Country and city life pets	Should R infinitive Tag questions	Stress and intonation	Advantages and disadvantages of moving Story about Cherry Trees Farms	About location Asking for and giving opinions, making comparisons	About travelers About pets Letter to a newspaper About city children Rules of the Country Code	Letter about your local area Your City Code	Attitudes to animals in different countries	Using the dictionary to find synonyms and antonyms
TOPIC #10	VOCABU-LARY	GRAMMAR	PRONUN-CIATION	LISTENING	SPEAKING	READING	WRITING	CROSS CULTURE	LEARNING TO LEARN
Descri-bing things	Lost property Qualities and features of objects	Someone, anywhere, etc. Present Simple Passive: be made of Possessive pronouns	Word stress Stress and intonation	Conversation about job Describing a present About clothes Conversation with a waiter At the airport	Describing things and clothes About colour, size, weight, shape and material About possessions	About lost property Description of objects and clothes Personal advertise-ments Extract from a play	Description clothes and objects Comple-menting form	Describing traditional Uzbek crafts	Parts of a book 1 (front and back covers)

TOPIC #11	VOCABU-LARY	GRAMMAR	PRONUN-CIATION	LISTENING	SPEAKING	READING	WRITING	CROSS CULTURE	LEARNING TO LEARN
Health	Parts of body Illnesses Accidents Body language	Present Perfect Simple Adverb just	Contrasted words Main stress in the sentence Intonation and stress	Giving advice Telephone conversation About Dance School	Advice and suggestions Talking about illness Asking about problems About events in the recent past	Emergency procedures Dance School brochure About dance	Describing accidents Expanding a text from the notes Things to do before friends visiting	Medical service in Uzbekistan and the UK	Prescriptions
TOPIC #12	VOCABU-LARY	GRAMMAR	P+ONUN-CIATION	LISTENING	SPEAKING	READING	WRITING	CROSS CULTURE	LEARNING TO LEARN
People’s lives	Individual achievements Life changes Periods of time	Ever, never, for, since	I’m really sorry	About changes in life Decision making Interview	Describing people and jobs Talking about past experiences Expressing regret Apologizing	About famous people Biography	Biography of an old person Own CV	Finding a job in different countries	Parts of a book 3 (biblio-graphy)

TOPIC #13	VOCABU-LARY	GRAMMAR	PRONUN-CIATION	LISTENING	SPEAKING	READING	WRITING	CROSS CULTURE	LEARNING TO LEARN
Things going wrong	Accidents and disasters Emergency and counseling services Problems and solutions	Present Perfect/ Present Simple contrast Reported statements ago Reported questions Ask R if, what, how, etc.	Ways of reassuring people	Conversation about the incident happened with Julia Conversation between two girlfriends An interview with the Christine	Reporting what someone said About past experience Reassuring and calming someone	About a student counselor Police officer’s report About a firefighter	Police officer’s report. List of students’ problems About an important possession	The Red Crescent Society	Finding mistakes
TOPIC #14	VOCABU-LARY	GRAMMAR	PRONUN-CIATION	LISTENING	SPEAKING	READING	WRITING	CROSS CULTURE	LEARNING TO LEARN
Guests	Celebrations Congratu-lations Parties Speeches and toasts	yet, already, just, ever, never, recently, of late	Stress and Intonation	Conversation at a leaving party About Norman Stevens, a registrar from London	Wishing someone well Congratu-lation / toasting / thanking someone	Greeting cards Newspaper announce-ments About wedding	About a significant lifeevent Thank-you letter Messages Congratu-lations	Rules of marriage in different countries Toasting	Parts of a book 4 (index)

TOPIC #15	VOCABU-LARY	GRAMMAR	PRONUN-CIATION	LISTENING	SPEAKING	READING	WRITING	CROSS CULTURE	LEARNING TO LEARN
In the future	Means of prediction Weather and weather forecasts	Will R infinitive perhaps, probably, definitely, certainly First conditional: if	Stress and intonation	Interview with a young person. About options and future life Weather forecast	Predicting Expressing hopes for the future Stating conse-quences Problems and giving advice	Weather forecast Weather facts Problems About weather	Paragraph about options Weather forecast Problem solving	Weather forecasting in Uzbekistan	Discussing problems

SYLLABUS YEA+ 3 TOPIC #1	VOCABU-LARY	GRAMMAR	PRONUN-CIATION	LISTENING	SPEAKING	READING	WRITING	CROSS CULTURE	LEARNING TO LEARN
Pat-terns of life	Changes in surroundings-work, pleasure, home Changes in lifestyles Clothes, homes, possessions and routines, housing, location, people, buildings	Used to Present Progressive for Current Events/ for Fixed Future Plans	Stress compound studies	A monologue on how an area has changed Short conversations A description of a picture	Giving opinions and reasons Role play: meeting new people A description of a picture	Quotes describing people’s memories An article about an unusual lifestyle	Sentences describing changes Gap-fill description of a picture	Comparing housing Comparing lifestyles	Learning styles
TOPIC #2	VOCABU-LARY	GRAMMAR	PRONUN-CIATION	LISTENING	SPEAKING	READING	WRITING	CROSS CULTURAL	LEARNING TO LEARN
Anevening at home	Television viewing A visit to a film studio Landscapes Adjectives associated with colour words	Adjective R preposition R noun/ -ing Love, like, enjoy, hate, prefer R-ing. So do I Neither /nor do I	Pronunciation of new vocabulary	Sound sequences A conversation about a ride at a film studio	Agreeing and disagreeing in conversation Description of sensation	An article about TV viewing habits A text from a brochure A literary extract	A description of a scene Making comparison	TV viewing habits in Uzbekistan and UK Things Uzbek people like doing at home in the evening	English on the TV