Pre-Intermediate Power 60, Course B

A follow-up course for Pre-Intermediate Power 60, Course A
(A2) Pre-intermediate, Code: 21283
Exercises: 243 / 60 Hours

Introduction

Pre-Intermediate Power 60 Course B is an online course, consisting of 50 units of English, and providing approximately 60 hours of study for students.

Course aims

To take students from Pre-intermediate, CEFR A2 up to B1. The course blends grammatical structures necessary for this level, with vocabulary, including simple verb + preposition combinations, spelling, reading, listening, writing and speaking.

Grammar

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

  • form sentences in the present, past and future, in the affirmative, negative and interrogative forms. Students will be able to use continuous forms to talk about the present. They will be able to form tenses with regular and irregular verbs.
  • form sentences using the present perfect to talk about past experience.
  • talk about quantity using some and any, and much, many and a lot of with countable and uncountable nouns
  • use modal verb forms to talk about such functions as ability, possibility, certainty, and mild and strong obligation
  • connect sentences using a range of conjunctions and other connecting words
  • identify transitive and intransitive verbs forms, and be accurate when following one verb form with another, which will be in the gerund or infinitive form
  • use articles correctly
  • use the correct word order to form affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences

Vocabulary

By the end of the course students will have learnt approximately 400 lexical items, including common nouns, verbs and adjectives, and simple lexical sets.

Skills

By the end of the course students will have had exposure to and practice in reading and hearing about everyday routines, biographies, countries and cities, TV and films and simple stories.

Unit summary

Module Unit focus Notes
Entry test A 50-question test which will be used for comparative purposes with the end of course exit test.
Module 1 Vocabulary Things in the bathroom
Grammar Simple Past questions
Reading My life through music
Listening Sunbathing
Phrasal verbs 3 Practice in common verb + prepositions combinations (non-idiomatic)
Vocabulary Things in the bedroom
Grammar Comparatives and superlatives
Speaking Personal information
Spelling 6 Practice in spelling common words
Revision Material from module 1
Module 2 Vocabulary Things in the kitchen
Grammar Irregular Verbs
Reading The burglary
Listening The Living Room
Wordbuilding 4 Practice in relationships between nouns and their verbs
Vocabulary Transport
Grammar Will and Going to - prediction
Writing Writing a postcard 2
Spelling 7 Practice in spelling common words
Revision Material from module 2
Module 3 Vocabulary The family and relations
Grammar Will and Going to - intention
Reading Glastonbury
Listening Mexico City
Phrasal verbs 4 Practice in common verb + prepositions combinations (non-idiomatic)
Vocabulary Confusing words
Grammar Word Order
Speaking Personal Information questions
Spelling 8 Practice in spelling common words
Revision Material from module 3
Module 4 Vocabulary Containers
Grammar Conjunctions and connectors
Reading Going abroad for the first time
Listening Paranormal activity
Wordbuilding 5 Practice in relationships between nouns and their verbs
Vocabulary Parts of the house
Grammar Present Perfect Simple - Past experience
Writing Writing a story
Spelling 9 Practice in spelling common words
Revision Material from module 4
Module 5 Vocabulary Shapes and dimensions
Grammar Verb Patterns
Reading The cinema
Listening Studying at university
Phrasal verbs 5 Practice in common verb + prepositions combinations (non-idiomatic)
Vocabulary Numbers
Grammar Countable and Uncountable nouns
Speaking Reading Aloud 1
Spelling 10 Practice in spelling common words
Revision Material from module 5
Exit test A 50-question test which covers the same areas as the entry test, thereby giving students an accurate measure of their progress through the course.

Follow-up

Students completing the Pre-Intermediate Power course should feel confident in tackling any intermediate course, including our Intermediate Power course.



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