• chapter 1

Word Formation 

• chapter 2

Phrase building 

• chapter 3

Parts of Speech 

• chapter 4

Connecting and Linking 

• chapter 5

The World Around Us 

• chapter 6

People 

• chapter 7

Daily Life 

• chapter 8

Work 

• chapter 9

Leisure and Entertainment 

• chapter 10

Communication and Technology

• chapter 1

Word Formation 

• chapter 2

Phrase building 

• chapter 3

Parts of Speech 

• chapter 4

Connecting and Linking 

• chapter 5

The World Around Us 

• chapter 6

People 

• chapter 7

Daily Life 

• chapter 8

Work 

• chapter 9

Leisure and Entertainment 

• chapter 10

Communication and Technology

• Chapter one

Word Formation 

• chapter two

Phrase building 

• chapter three

Parts of Speech 

• chapter four

Connecting and Linking 

• chapter five

The World Around Us 

• chapter six

People 

• chapter seven

Daily Life 

• chapter eight

Work 

• chapter nine

Leisure and Entertainment 

Questions

1. What part of speech is the word happy?
2. change the word correct inot an adverb
3. Give the opposite of the word lucky
4. Which prefix do you need to form the opposite of possible?

Answers

1. adjective
2. correctly
3. unlucky
4. im-

1. English Vocabulary in Use: Pre-intermediate and Intermediate (Stuart Redman, New Edition, 2003)
2. Tom Meltzer (2010). Illustrated Word Smart: A Visual Vocabulary Builder (Smart Guides). The Princeton Review.
3.  

1.  Writing Interactions II (Cheryl Pavlik, Margaret Keenan Segal) Publisher: McGraw-Hill
2. An Introduction to English Sentence Structure : Clauses, Markers, Missing Elements Jon Jonz, Lucia Nixon (January 2008, Paperback)
3. Sentence Skills : A Workbook for Writers   John Langan, (Aleks Corporation July 2007, Paperback

1. . Discuss the difference between cohesion and coherence
2. Name three types of writings you have learned .
3. Name two important mechanics of writings you have learned
4. Give two examples of transitional devices

Answers

1. Coherence spans the whole text and deals with its unity whereas cohesion concerns sentence unity
2. persuasive, arguemntative, analytical
3. puntuation, indentation
4. however, furthermore

• Education and Student Life                                Week 1 & 2

• Business and Money                                         week 3 & 4

                                                Assessment
 

• Jobs and Professions                                          week 5 & 6

• Lifestyles around the World                               week 7 & 8