Тематическое планирование Unit Step Active Vocabulary Recognition Vocabulary, Geographical Names Grammar and Usage Texts Songs, Poems Rhymes Topic Elements of Country Study Words Word Combinations Unit Media: Radio, Internet 1 1. mass media 2. to relax 3. a lens 4. the BBC (the British Broadcasting Corporation) 5. AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) Revision: simple passive New material: Present/past progressive passive Extracts from English newspapers (R) Song Eagle (ABBA) Different kinds of mass media 2 1. advertise 2. broadcast n, v 3. citizen 4. current 5. discuss 6. discussion 7. main 8. news 9. serve 10. service 1. to broadcast live 2. to broadcast (sth) on sth 3. a radio broadcast 4. a TV broadcast 5. a citizen of the world 6. fellow citizens 7. one’s current address 8. the current climate 9. the current events 10. the main problem 11. the main 6. a channel 7. barefoot 8. to light (lit, lit) 9. a host 10. to surf the channels 11. taxes New material: Present and past progressive passive: questions and negations 1. Watching Television (L). 2. The BBC (R) Television in the life of people The BBC, its main radio and TV channels ,
character 12. the latest news 13. the 9 o’clock news 14. to serve the country 15. to serve people 16. to serve dinner 17. one’s service in the army 18. the services of a doctor 3 12. a butler 13. a quiz 14. a soap opera New material: 1. The nouns advice, hair, information, knowledge, money, news, progress: the way they function. 2. Confusable words: serial vs series Television in the Classroom (L, R) Television in the classroom 4 15. trash New material: 1. Phrasal verbs turn into, turn on/off, turn up/down, turn over. 2. Present/past perfect passive 1. Extracts from TV programmes (L). 2. Text about the role of television in modern life (R) The role of television in your life 5 11. humiliate 12. instead (of) 13. rude 19. to feel humiliated 20. rude 1. Two friends speaking about TV (L). Varieties of TV programme
14. shame 15. shoot 16. society 17. spoil 18. spy v 19. threat behaviour 21. to feel (no) shame at sth 22. to bring shame on someone 23. to shoot at sth (someone) 24. to shoot someone dead 25. to shoot a film 26. a multicultural society 27. to spoil a child 28. to spy for sb 29. to spy on sb 2. Choosing which programme to watch (R) 6 20. humilia-tion 21. threaten 22. spy n 23. shameless 24. rudeness 16. as if 17. a commercial 18. FA New material: The noun police and its peculiarity 1. TV interview with an American film star (L). 2. Modern Television (R) Modern television 7 25. disk 26. monitor 27. mouse 28. keyboard 29. laptop (notebook) 30. printer 31. Xerox 32. scanner 33. mouse pad (mat) 34. flash drive (pen drive) 30. global network 31. e-mail (message) 32. information security 33. to be online 34. to surf the Internet 35. to find and save data 36. to create a 37. to crack a 19. make guesses 20. such staff New material: 1. Word building: prefixes non-, in-, il-, un- to form words with negative sense. 2. The nouns data, media and their peculiarities 1. Five parents speaking about television and their children (L). 2. The Newest Media (R) The Internet and its role in modern life Social English: ways to correct the speaker, to express the opposite point of view
programme 38. to navigate the Internet 39. to exchange information 40. on the Internet 8 21. to keep in touch 22. to chat 23. via New material: Some rules of writing letters Writing Letters (R) Writing personal letters 9—16 Workbook. Unit 1. Exercise Book. Unit 1 17 Revision and Extension (Student’s Book. Step 9) 24. to fall asleep 25. 26. IT (Information Technology) 1. Two friends discuss the ways they use the Internet (L). 2. Text about the Internet (R). 3. Computer Language (R) The advantages and of the computer 18 Test Yourself (Student’s Book. Step 10) 1. Speaking about the ways to get information (L). 2. Children and Computers (R) Children and computers 19 Рroject Work One 20 Test 1 (Test Book 9) 21—23 Reader 9
libraries (L). 2. Unique Publication (R) Britannica 45 Project Work Two 46 Test 2 (Test Book 9) 47—49 Reader 9 50—52 Optional Classes Unit 3 Science and 1 80. continue 81. function n, v 82. gun 83. purpose 84. simple 85. technology 86. tool 87. use 75. to carry a gun 76. to do sth on purpose 77. to be in use 78. it is no use doing sth 58. blue = sad 59. may 60. vision 61. to trip it 62. din 63. treasure 64. folks 65. brass 66. tin 67. satin 68. solar 69. measuring 70. a steam engine 71. to represent New material: The noun technology What Is Science and What Is Technology (R) 1. Song Happy New Year (ABBA) 2. Poem The New Year Science and technology 2 88. construct 89. crop 90. device 91. dig 92. draw 93. skill 94. trade 95. weapon 79. to construct a sentence 80. a widely grown crop 81. fields of crops 82. this year’s crop 83. to dig for gold 84. to dig a hole 85. to draw the curtains open 86. to have great 72. effective 73. wheat 73. a cart 74. a knife (knives) 75. a seed drill 77. grain New material: Gerundial constructions after the verbs with prepositions: complain of, forgive for, prevent from, apologize for, blame for, stop from, keep from, thank for, Two friends speaking about computers (L) Industrial Revolution in Europe Industrial Revolution
(no) skill in sth 87. to work in the tourist trade 88. atomic (nuclear) weapons talk of, think of, dream of 3 78. observation 79. copper 80. irrigate New material: Gerundial constructions after the words with prepositions: succeed in, participate in, be interested in, be capable of, be guilty of, be tired of, look forward to, object to, be used to 1. Francis Bacon (L). 2. History of Technology (part 1) (R) Stages of civilization 1. Francis Bacon. 2. Stages of civilization 4 96. trader 97. skillful 98. inventor 99. complaint 100. apology New material: 1. Articles to denote a class of objects and a member of this class. 2. Confusable words to invent vs to discover 1. Tools and Devices (L). 2. When Was the Umbrella Invented (R) Tools and devices 5 101. afford 102. argue 103. consider 104. cost n, v 105. explore 106. manage 107. promise n, v 108. size 89. to afford to do sth 90. to afford sth 91. to argue with sb 92. to argue (over/about) sth 93. to consider a 81. a monk 82. plague 83. velvet 84. knitted New material: Word building: 1) prefix en- to form verbs; 2) suffix -en to form verbs 1. Three telephone talks (L). 2. History of Technology (part 2) (R) History of technology Information about the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
problem 94. to consider other people’s feelings 95. at the cost of sth 96. to cost a lot of money 97. at all costs 98. to manage to do sth 99. to make a promise 100. to keep a promise 101. to break a promise 102. on the one hand …, on the other hand 6 85. an oath 86. medical care 87. a refractor 88. a mirror 89. to rotate 90. a spring 91. to roll 92. a consumer 93. a gadget 94. a pansy New material: Infinitive in the constructions: 1) V + V (to); 2) N + V (to); 3) Adj. + V (to) 1. Talking about Hippocrates (L). 2. Inventions (R) discoverers inventions 7 109. aim 110. flight 111. generation 112. huge 113. launch 114. memorable 115. prove 116. satisfy 103. to achieve one’s aim 104. a flight from … to … 105. to be on the flight 106. the older generation 95. the generation gap 96. evidence New material: 1. Articles with the words denoting unique objects (Sun, Moon, world etc). 2. Phrasal verbs Text about Valentina Tereshkova (L) Space exploration cosmonauts and astronauts famous famous famous
107. the younger generation 108. to launch a rocket into space 109. to launch a new ship 110. to launch a new project 111. to prove sth to sb 112. to satisfy sb 113. to break into laughter 114. to break into a run 115. to break into tears break down, break in, break into, break out, break through 8 117. Mercury 118. Neptune 119. Earth 120. Saturn 121. Mars 122. Venus 123. Uranus 124. Jupiter 125. memory 126. aimless 127. aimlessly 128. satisfaction 129. satisfactory 130. refusal 131. promising 132. proof 97. a leap 98. probes 99. a break through 100. a UFO = an unidentified flying object 101. to show doubt New material: Modal verbs to express possibility and skill (can, could, to be able to, to manage) 1. Neil Armstrong (L). 2. Space Exploration (R) Space exploration Social English: expressing doubt 61—68 Workbook. Unit 3. Exercise Book. Unit 3 69 Revision and 102. a 1. Mobile Cooperation English
Extension (Student’s Book. Step 9) frequency 103. pros and cons 104. at least Phones (L). 2. Should We Spend So Much Money Exploring Space? (R) in space exploration idioms with the words earth, moon, stars: to come down to earth, to promise the earth (the moon), to ask (to cry) for the moon, once in a blue moon, to be over the moon, to aim (reach) at the stars (the sky/the moon), to have stars in your eyes 70 Test Yourself (Student’s Book. Step 10) 105. at the turn of the 20th century 106. infamous 107. cult 1. Text about different devices (L). 2. Going Underground (R) that influence our life 71 Project Work Three 72 Test 3 (Test Book 9) 73—75 Reader 9 76—78 Optional Classes Unit 4. a Teenager 1 133. annoy 134. couple 135. expect 136. mad 137. notice v 138. pretty adj, 116. a couple 117. to be mad about 118. to rebel against sb/sth 108. a questionnaire 109. a pocket 110. football kit 111. fears 112. to worry Revision: Infinitive after the verbs agree, afford, hope etc New material: 1. Gerund after The Questionnaire (R) Song Dancing Queen (ABBA) Teens’ problems married
adv 139. rebel v 140. rebellion 141. shake 119. to be shaking all over 120. to be shaking like a leaf 121. to shake with laughter 122. to shake hands 123. to shake sb by the hand 124. to get bored 125. help it 113. I’m gone the verbs mind, enjoy, keep etc. 2. Infinitive or gerund after the verbs stop, remember, forget 2 142. rebel n 143. rebellious 144. notice n 145. annoying 146. annoyance 147. boredom 148. madness 149. madly 114. a course 115. to bother 116. wedding 117. to expel 118. to stop by 119. I guess 120. Boy! 121. lousy 122. to carry (a subject) 123. to flunk New material: 1. Confusable words: couple vs pair. 2. Adverbs anymore, anyhow, anytime 1. British teenagers speak about the way they spend money (L). 2. Holden Comes to See His Teacher (part 1) (R) Generation gap J. D. and his book The Catcher in the Rye 3 150. angry 151. bottom 152. challenge 153. extreme 154. note 155. reason 156. riddle 157. various 158. top 159. wrap 126. to be angry with sb for sth 127. the bottom of the sea 128. at the bottom of the page 129. on the bottom of the river 130. a reason for sth 131. the answer to the riddle 124. complex object 125. Caucasian 126. a hemisphere 127. to rot 128. although 129. except New material: Complex object with the verbs to want, to expect, would like/love 1. Discussing jobs for teens (L). 2. Holden Comes to See His Teacher (part 2) (R) Pocket money for teenagers Difference in spelling of some words in American and British English
144. to tear sth up 145. to touch on/upon sth 146. to be touched by sth 147. to touch wood 7 146. to gamble 147. addiction 148. to bet 149. a debt New material: 1. Complex object after the verbs let, make. 2. Phrasal verbs to get along/on with, to get at, to get over, to get away with, to get down to Teens’ opinions about immigration (L) The problems of immigrants 8 150. a hangout 151. cool 152. a conservative 153. voluntary 154. youth 155. last but one 156. last but two New material: Confusable English: 1) to be + Adj / to get + Adj; 2) to be used to doing sth / used to do sth 1. Teens speaking about their hangouts (L). 2. Young People’s Movements and Organizations (R) Youth 87—94 Workbook. Unit 4. Exercise Book. Unit 4 95 Revision and Extension (Student’s Book. Step 9) 157. according to 158. 159. a hoodie Talks about uniforms in school (L) What is it like being a teenager English idioms with the word friend: the best
160. Pride and Prejudice 161. a wardrobe 162. Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe friend, a close friend, an old friend, a good friend, a trusted friend, a loyal friend, a soulmate 96 Test Yourself (Student’s Book. Step 10) 163. to fall out with sb 164. to socialize 165. whatever 1. Speaking about best friends (L). 2. Teens’ Problems (R) How to cope with teens’ problems 97 Project Work Four 98 Test 4 (Test Book 9) 99 Final Test Reader 9 Optional Classes