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TOPIC

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REVISION

VOCABUTARY

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Sports and hobbies

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Saying what people are doing; jobs

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Present simple

Prepositions of time; present continuous for

Entertainmenti making appointments; dates

Saying days and months

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Tiansport; airport

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language; compound

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Past simple; short answers;

Schooi life; school subjects; describing feelings and opinions; dates (years and

nouns

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Education and history

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Writing Part Units

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Towns and buildings

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7

celebrale 54-57

Special days

Places/buildings in towns; directions; polite questions; saying you don't understand

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Describing experiences and recent activities; celebrations, festivals and parties; giving good wishes

Dates

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