CONTEÚDOS

STARTER A

Present simple and Affirmative ad negative form of verb to be - Possessive and demonstratives adjectives – Alphabet – Prepositions - Prepositions of time - Prepositions of place - Definite and indefinite articles - Demonstrative adjectives - Singular and plural nouns - Present simple - How many / how much - Age - Can - Wh questions - conjunctions - Adjectives of feelings - Countries, nationalities and languages - ordinal and cardinal l numbers - places - food and drink - time A and B (year, seasons, months, days, parts of the day, telling the time) – jobs - verbs .

STARTER B

Colours - Possessive form - Family members - Irregular plural forms - Have got - Some / any - Likes and dislikes - Prepositions of place - Prepositions of time - The use of the definite article THE - Adverbs of frequency - Expressions of frequency - Connectors - Subject and object pronouns - Why / because - Past simple of verb to be - There is/there are – there was-there were – count and noncount nouns – verb can – future be going to – negative and positive adjectives – imperatives.

BÁSICO A

Past simple - Prepositions of place - Asking for directions - Giving directions - Wh questions - Present continuous - Present continuous vs. present simple - Going to for future plans / predictions - Time expressions - Asking for permission - Comparative adjectives - Adjectives - Countable and uncountable nouns - Determiners - demonstratives – quantifiers – adverbs of frequency.

BASICO B

The weather - Present perfect simple - Been to vs. gone to - Present perfect simple - Present perfect simple vs. past simple - Obligation - Permission - Impersonal - Relative pronouns - Whose / possessive pronouns - Present continuous for future - Going to vs. present continuous for future - Time - Past continuous – affirmative/ interrogative/ negative - Past continuous vs. past simple - Comparative and superlative of adjectives / comparative of adverbs - First conditional - Something / anything / nothing – Appearance – Adverbs – Modal verbs.

PRÉ INTERMEDIÁRIO A

Present perfect simple - Questions with ‘how long’ - Infinitive / gerund - Would like + to + infinitive / like + -ing - Connectors - Past obligations - Questions with / without auxiliaries - Asking for / giving directions - Prepositions - Look / look like / be like - Quantifiers / Countable and uncountable nouns - Too / too much / too many - One / ones - Advice - So and neither for agreement - Future forms - The passive form - Describing illness - Must / mustn’t - Second conditional - Evaluations and comparisons – Sequence adverbs – Modal verbs – Infinitive and gerunds.

PRE INTERMEDIÁRIO B

Present perfect vs. Past simple - Reflexive pronouns - Present perfect continuous vs. Simple - Both, neither, either - Functions - Present simple vs. continuous - Adverbs of frequency - Quantifiers - Gerund or to + infinitive - Question tags - Functions - Used to + infinitive - Not…any more/ any longer - Make / let / allowed to + infinitive - Definite article - Can / could - Future forms - Might / May + infinitive - When / as soon as - First conditional - Phrasal verbs - Time clauses – Passive form – Participles as adjectives – Modal verbs.

INTERMEDIÁRIO A

Second Conditional - Functions - Modals of obligation - Past perfect simple - Defining and non-defining relative clauses - Indirect questions - Functions: asking for and giving directions - The passive voice - Comparative and superlatives adjectives - Functions - Inviting - Modals of deduction - Connectors - Reported speech :imperatives and requests - Third conditional - Phrasal Verbs – Relatives/ Subjects/Objects Pronouns –Past continuos vs. simple present – Past perfect – Would.

INTERMEDIÁRIO B

Revision: Phrasal verbs, Question formation - Formation of adverbs – adverbs - Conditionals - Future time clause - Revision: First or Second conditionals - Future forms - Future perfect / Future continuous - Usually, used to, be/get used to - Narrative tenses/ Past perfect continuous - Third conditional - 13. Should / shouldn’t have - deduction (must / might / can’t + infinitive ) - Must have / might have / can’t have - adjectives - Adjective order - The…the + comparative - Wish + past simple / past perfect / would + infinitive – Past modal – Passive modals – Complex noun phsrases.