1. Unit 1
Life in pictures

2. VOCABULARY Have you got an Instagram account? Is it private or public?
What are the risk of having a public account?
Have you ever regreted of posting a photo?

3. Talk about these profiles
He/she looks very ….
He/she looks like a ….person/student/woman…
He/she looks like he is probably quiet
He/she comes across as ….. and ….
He/she comes across as a …….person/student/woman…
She might be a …….. or ….
She probably is …

4. PRESENT TENSE REVIEW PRESENT SIMPLE
Present routines or repeated actions
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Actions in progress now, or temporary situations
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
General experiences or past actions or situations without refering to a specific time
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
Emphasizing how long the action lasted

5. PRESENT SIMPLE ROUTINES AND HABITS / REPEATED ACTIONS
Timetables
What time do you usually get up?
I get up at seven
How many time does she go to the gym?
She goes to the gym wice a week
How often do the students go to the cinema?
They go to the cinema on Friday
They don’t go to he cinema on Monday
She WORKS – She DOESN’T WORK – DOES she WORK?
We LIVE – We DON’T live – DO we LIVE near?

6. Present continuous Actions in progress now, or temporary situations
I’m working now
You are learning English now
They are not listening to music, they are listening to their teacher
Are you living in London? No, I’m living in Russian
Subject + AM/IS/ARE + V.ING (Gerund)
Subject + AM/IS/ARE NOT+ V.ING (Gerund)
AM/IS/ARE +Subject + V.ING (Gerund)?

7. Present perfect simple
Tell me about your summer holiday
Have you travelled abroad?
How long have you been there?
Have you ever stayed at home during your holidays?
We use this tense to talk about experiences without refering to a specific time
If you want to specify you use the PAST SIMPLE
I have travelled a lot this summer. I went to Granada in July and I went to The Canary Island in August
DON’T TELL ME WHEN!
DON’T TELL ME WHEN!

8. Present perfect simple
I have already watched 5 series in 1 month I haven’t watched last episode of GOT yet! You have just seen Rebeca in the playground My mum has never watched a film in English
FORM: have / has + past participle
Affirmative: I have seen the film before.
She has seen the film before.
Interrogative: Have you seen the film before?
Has she seen the film before?
Negative: They haven’t seen the film before.
He hasn’t seen the film before.

9. Present perfect simple/continuous
If you want to specify the moment you use the continuous form
I have worked in this school for 10 years
I have been working her for 10 years
FORM: have / has + been + gerund form (Ving)
Affirmative: I have been studying English for 3 hours.
She has been studying English for 3 hours.
Interrogative: Have you been cleaning the house today?
Has she been cleaning the house today?
Negative: They haven’t been watching TV today
He hasn’t been watching TV today.

10. Past simple
To talk about events that are finished, to show that something happened repeatedly or lasted for a perios of time
Where did you go during the summer?
When did you go there?
I saw Brad Pitt when I was in New York
I was happy when my husband arrived home
Subject + regular / irregular form
I worked in a farm/ I bought a book yesterday
Subject + DIDN’T +INFINITIVE
I DIDN’T work in a farm/ I DIDN’T buy abook yesterday
DID +Subject + INFINITIVE?
DID you work in a farm?/ DID you buy a book yesterday?

11. Past continuous Action in progress at a specific moment in the past
This time last month I was travelling to Paris
You can also use it to set a scene and the Past Simple is used to describe the main event
We were travelling to the Canary Island when my son lost his teddy bear
SUBJECT + WAS/WERE + GERUND FORM ( Ving)
SUBJECT + WAS/WERE NOT + GERUND FORM ( Ving)
WAS/WERE +SUBJECT + GERUND FORM ( Ving)?

12. FORM: have / has + past participle
Past Perfect
Action in the past which happened before another action in the past
I knew everything about the church we visited because I had read about it
She watched the film after she had read the book
By the time I was 17 I had travelled to 6 different countries
FORM: have / has + past participle
Affirmative: She/ I had seen the film before ...
Interrogative: had you seen the film before…..?
Negative: She/ I hadn’t seen the film before ...

13. VOCABULARY
LIFE EVENTS : COLLOCATIONS Think about 3 important events in your life These are the things people usually experience
BE BORN ( in the 1990s / on July 1st 1980…)
FALL IN LOVE (with someone)
GET A DEGREE / QUALIFICATION
GET A JOB ( in the media / as a mechanic …)
GET MARRIED (to someone)
GO TO SCHOOL / UNIVERSITY / KINDERGARTEN…
GROW UP (in Spain / In Granada …)
HAVE CHILDREN
LEARN TO DRIVE A CAR / A MOPED ( a motorbike)…
LEAVE HOME/SCHOOL / UNIVERSITY …
PASS AWAY
RETIRE (from work) (retirement)

14. TRANSLATE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES INTO ENGLISH
¿Con que frecuencia juegas al tenis? Juego cada día
How often do you play tennis? I play tennis every day.
En invierno normalmente aparecen delfines frente al hotel
In Winter dolphins occasionally appear in front of the hotel
Normalmente me levanto a las ocho
I normally get up at eight
Siempre traigo buenas noticias
I always bring good news
A menudo llega tarde al trabajo
He is often late for work.
Normalmente voy al supermercado a comprar carne los sábados por la mañana
I usually go to the supermarket to buy meat on Saturday morning
Raras veces vemos a John en la iglesia, normalmente le vemos en el parque y nunca le vemos en la biblioteca. No es un buen estudiante.
We hardly ever/ rarely see John in the church, we usually see him in the park and we never see him in the library. He is not a good student.

15. Yo no estaba limpiando la habitación, estaba buscando a mi perro
Yo no estaba limpiando la habitación, estaba buscando a mi perro. El estaba perdido
I wasn’t cleaning the room, I was looking for my dog. He was lost
Hicieron una película en Los Ángeles aunque se gastaron todo el dinero y tuvieron que volver. La película no está terminada
They made a film in LA although they spent all the money and they had to come back. The film is not finished
Mi hermana y mi madre no me ayudaron, estaban leyendo y no querian parar
My sister and my mum didn’t help me, they were reading and they didn’t want to end
Paula estaba corriendo el tu casa cuando se calló y se rompió su pierna.
Paula was running in your house when she fell down and he broke her leg
¿Dónde estuviste despues del colegio? No había nadie fuera del edificio, así que me fui a casa.
Where were you after school? There wasn’t anybody outside the buiding so I came back/went home
¿Estabas jugando fuera con nuestro perro cuando te mandé un mensaje?
Where you playing outside with our dogs when I texted you?

16. Put the verbs into the correct tense
Put the verbs into the correct tense. (present perfect simple or present perfect progressive)
I (play)__________________ football for five years.
My team (win / only)__________ two matches so far.
The others (be / always)______________ better.
Are we not there yet?We (walk)_______________ for hours.
I (finish/just)________________ my homework.
I (work)__________________ on this essay since two o'clock.
Jane (go out)_________________ with Bob for several years.
How long (wait / you)_____________________ for us?
HAVE PLAYED
HAS WON
HAVE ALWAYS BEEN
HAVE BEEN WALKING
HAVE JUST FINISHED
HAVE BEEN WORKING
HAS BEEN GOING OUT
HAVE YOU BEEN WAITING