Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1a Global health / Grammar 1:

Exercise 1
works
specializes
goes
studies
wants
spends
don’t stay
travel
visit
don’t realize
helps
don’t have
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1a Global health / Grammar 1:
Exercise 2
starts
watches
flies
passes
lives
studies
finishes
relaxes
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1a Global health / Grammar 1: Exercise 3a,
pronunciation

Do it yourself
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1a Global health / Grammar 1:
Exercise 3b, pronunciation
Do it yourself

Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1a Global health / Grammar 2:

Exercise 1
I always do exercise in the evening
It is always colder in the winter
I take this medicine twice a day
They don’t often go on holiday
We are sometimes busy at weekends
She rarely eats out during the week
You are never on time for work
Do you always check your emails at lunchtime
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1a Global health / Grammar 2:
Exercise 4
Where does Nathan work
Where does he often go
What does he find and study
Where does he spend a lot of time
Why do new viruses travel more easily
What does he need for his work
Do people have electricity in every part of the world
How does Nathan communicate
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1a Global health / Grammar 2:
Exercise 2
I am often tired at work.
We eat out in a restaurant twice a week.
Do you often check your phone for messages?
She is never late to my lesson.
I have a cup of coffee two or three times a day.
They don’t often play board games.
Does she usually take public transport?
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1a Global health / Grammar
summary review
Coi clip and do nothing
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1a Global health / Listening: Exercise
1
1C
2B
3A
4A
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1b Mobile medicine / Dictation:
Exercise 1
I usually get up at about seven o'clock and go running for half an hour. Then I feel ready for the
day. I leave the house at about eight thirty and arrive at the hospital by nine. Currently, I'm seeing
lots of children with flu. After work I often walk home. Sometimes friends come round for
dinner, but I need eight hours of sleep a night so I'm always in bed by eleven o'clock.
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1b Mobile medicine / Grammar
summary review
Coi clip and do nothing
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1b Mobile medicine / Grammar:
Exercise 1
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1b Mobile medicine / Grammar:
Exercise 2
I’m driving
Has
Do you come
Is flying
I never cycle
Is standing
Do you always leave
It’s getting
Aren’t staying
Are you working/are you taking
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1b Mobile medicine / Grammar:
Exercise 3, pronunciation
B4
C3
D3
E4
F4
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1b Mobile medicine / Grammar:
Exercise 4
living
dropping
letting
swimming
having
lying
taking
travelling
getting
jogging
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1b Mobile medicine / Reading:
Exercise 1
1b
2c
3b
4b
5c
6b
7a
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1b Mobile medicine / Reading:
Exercise 2
is responsible for
pregnant
patient
mothers-to-be
hospital
deliver
shortage
mobile
serious
local
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1c A happy and healthy lifestyle /
Listening: Exercise 1
happy
money
students
country
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1c A happy and healthy lifestyle /
Listening: Exercise 2
1c
2b
3b
4c
5a
6a
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1c A happy and healthy lifestyle /
Word focus: Exercise 1

Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1c A happy and healthy lifestyle /

Word focus: Exercise 2
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1c A happy and healthy lifestyle /
Word focus: Exercise 3
1. How do you feel after sipping a coffee?
2. What does cold feel like when you're outside?
3. How do you feel about doing something adventurous today?
4. What's it like to feel a chill in the air when it's cold outside?
5. How do you feel when you're doing something you truly enjoy?
6. What's the sensation like when you drink a coffee on a cold day?
7. How does it feel to be okay with not knowing all the answers?
8. What's it like to feel the warmth of a hot coffee in your hands?
9. How do you feel about doing something creative right now?
10. What's your favorite way to make a cold day feel cozy?
11. How does it feel to take a moment to relax with a cup of coffee?
12. What's it like to feel the excitement of trying something new?
13. How do you feel about the idea of doing something spontaneous today?
14. What does it feel like when you take a sip of a perfectly brewed coffee?
15. How do you feel when the cold wind touches your face?
16. What's it like to feel a sense of accomplishment after doing something challenging?
17. How do you feel about taking a break and enjoying a cup of coffee?
18. What does it feel like when you're okay with being yourself?
19. How do you feel about doing something kind for someone else?
20. What's it like to feel the warmth of a blanket on a cold evening?
21. How does it feel when you take a moment to appreciate the little things, like a good cup of
coffee?
22. What's your go-to remedy for feeling cold during the winter?
23. How do you feel about doing something that pushes your comfort zone?
24. What does it feel like when you're okay with letting go of stress?
25. How do you feel when you accomplish something you didn't think was possible?
26. What's it like to feel the crispness of the air on a cold morning?
27. How do you feel about taking a break and treating yourself to a cup of coffee?
28. What does it feel like when you're okay with not being perfect?
29. How do you feel about doing something that brings you joy?
30. What's it like to feel the energy boost from a strong cup of coffee?
31. How does it feel to be okay with taking a moment for self-care?
32. What does it feel like when you're doing something you're passionate about?
33. How do you feel about embracing the cold and going for a walk outside?
34. What's it like to feel the warmth of the sun on a cold winter day?
35. How does it feel when you're okay with making mistakes and learning from them?
36. How do you feel about doing something that challenges your beliefs?
37. What's it like to feel the satisfaction of completing a task you've been avoiding?
38. How does it feel when you're okay with not having everything figured out?
39. What does it feel like when you take a moment to savor the taste of your coffee?
40. How do you feel about doing something that brings a smile to your face?
41. What's it like to feel the comfort of a hot drink on a cold night?
42. How does it feel when you're okay with asking for help?
43. How do you feel about doing something that aligns with your values?
44. What's it like to feel the excitement of trying a new type of coffee?
45. How does it feel when you're okay with expressing your true emotions?
46. How do you feel about doing something that challenges your perspective?
47. What's it like to feel the warmth of a fireplace on a cold day?
48. How does it feel when you're okay with taking a break and relaxing?
49. How do you feel about doing something that helps you grow as a person?
50. What's it like to feel the anticipation of a warm cup of coffee on a cold morning?
51. How does it feel when you're okay with letting go of things beyond your control?
52. What does it feel like to be truly present in the moment, like enjoying a cup of coffee?
53. How do you feel about doing something that brings a sense of accomplishment?
54. What's it like to feel the invigorating freshness of a cold breeze?
55. How does it feel when you're okay with being vulnerable?
56. How do you feel about doing something that sparks your creativity?
57. What's it like to feel the satisfaction of completing a task, like finishing a cup of coffee?
58. How does it feel when you're okay with taking a moment to appreciate the beauty around
you?
59. How do you feel about doing something that contributes to your overall well-being?
60. What's it like to feel the warmth of gratitude, like when enjoying a comforting cup of coffee?
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1d At the doctor's / Listen and
respond: Exercise 1
Idk
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1d At the doctor's / Pronunciation:
Exercise 1

Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1d At the doctor's / Real life: Exercise
1
Sore throat
Cough
High
Pills
Go to bed for a couple of days.
Drink lots of water.Come back if you still feel ill.

Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1d At the doctor's / Real life: Exercise
2
1 how do you feel
2 let me have a
3 do you feel
4 have you got
5 let me check
6 take this prescription
7 you need to
8 they are good
9 try drinking
10 if you still feel ill
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1d At the doctor's / Vocabulary
review
Create flash card and nothing
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1d At the doctor's / Vocabulary:
Exercise 1
1 nose
2 ear
3 tooth
4 head
5 throat
6 back
7 mouth
8 stomach
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1e Personal information / Listening:
Exercise 1
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1e Personal information / Listening:
Exercise 2
Title: Ms.
Surname: Smith
Occupation: Marketing Manager
Tel. No.: 555-1234
Middle Initial: A.
Place of Birth: New York City, USA
D.O.B.: January 15, 1985
Martial Status: Single
Gender: Female
Country of Origin: United States
No. of Dependents: 0
Name of Next of Kin: Joshua Cucurella (brother)
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / 1e Personal information / Writing: Exercise 1

Middle initial
D.O.B.
Contact no
General health
Previous serious illnesses
Number of hours of exercise per week
Contact person
Postcode
Surname
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Review / Check!: Exercise 1

advice
medicine
Sardinia
rate
Okinawa
gardening
temperature
centenarian
nap
sleepy
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Review / Wordbuilding: Exercise 1
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Review / Wordbuilding: Exercise 2
run a marathon
go hiking
play the piano
read a book
do exercise
take public transport
check/emails
have a coffee
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Unit 1 Lifestyle / Review / Wordbuilding: Exercise 3

Check the weather, check the time, check the news, check the mail, check the status, check the
balance, check the temperature, check the schedule, check the spelling, check the grammar,
check the pulse, check the oil, check the engine, check the battery, check the brakes, check the
tires, check the alignment, check the circuit, check the fuse, check the connection.
Do the dishes, do the laundry, do the homework, do the assignment, do the project, do the
research, do the experiment, do the test, do the quiz, do the survey.
Go to the gym, go to the park, go to the beach, go to the cinema, go to the restaurant, go to the
library, go to the museum, go to the zoo, go to the party, go to the concert.
Have a shower, have a bath, have a meal, have a drink, have a snack, have a nap, have a break,
have a rest, have a chat, have a conversation.
Play the guitar, play the piano, play the drums, play the violin, play the trumpet, play the
saxophone, play the flute, play the harmonica, play the chess, play the game.
Read the book, read the newspaper, read the magazine, read the article, read the blog, read the
manual, read the instruction, read the label, read the sign.
Run the marathon, run the race, run the errand, run the business, run the company, run the
organization, run the meeting, run the project, run the experiment, run the test.
Take a shower, take a bath, take a break, take a rest, take a nap, take a walk, take a hike, take a
trip, take a flight, take a photo.
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2a Paddleboard racing / Grammar:
Exercise 1

can

mustn’t
have to
can
must
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2a Paddleboard racing / Grammar:
Exercise 2, pronunciation

1.Mustn’t
2.Don’t
3.Can
4.Must
5.Can’t
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2a Paddleboard racing / Grammar:
Exercise 4

Football:

Each team has to have 11 players on the field.

The ball must be round and made of leather or other suitable material.
The referee is responsible for enforcing the rules of the game.
You can use any part of your body except your hands and arms to play the ball.
Players must not touch the ball with their hands or arms, except for the goalkeeper within their
penalty area.
Players must not trip, push, kick, or hold an opponent.
Players must not use foul language or behave in an unsportsmanlike manner.
Players can get a red card for serious foul play, violent conduct, or abusive language.
The match can be stopped by the referee for injuries, substitutions, or other reasons.
Each team can have up to 3 substitutions per match.
Players don’t have to wear any special equipment, but shin guards are recommended.
Rugby:

Each team has to have 15 players on the field.

The ball must be oval-shaped and made of leather or other suitable material.
The referee is responsible for enforcing the rules of the game.
You can pass the ball laterally or backwards, but not forwards.
Players must not tackle an opponent above the shoulders or below the waist.
Players must not use foul language or behave in an unsportsmanlike manner.
Players can get a red card for serious foul play, violent conduct, or abusive language.
The match can be stopped by the referee for injuries, substitutions, or other reasons.
Each team can have up to 8 substitutions per match.
Players don’t have to wear any special equipment, but mouthguards are recommended.
Running:

Each participant has to run the designated distance.

The referee is responsible for enforcing the rules of the race.
You can run at your own pace and style.
Participants must not interfere with other runners or block their path.
Participants must not use foul language or behave in an unsportsmanlike manner.
Participants can be disqualified for cheating or violating the rules.
The race can be stopped by the referee for injuries or other reasons.
There are no substitutions in this sport.
Participants don’t have to wear any special equipment, but running shoes are recommended.
Tennis:

Each player has to have a racket and play against another player.
The ball must be yellow or white and made of rubber or other suitable material.
The referee is responsible for enforcing the rules of the game.
You can hit the ball over the net and into the opponent’s court.
Players must not touch the net or interfere with the opponent’s shot.
Players must not use foul language or behave in an unsportsmanlike manner.
Players can get a red card for serious foul play, violent conduct, or abusive language.
The match can be stopped by the referee for injuries, substitutions, or other reasons.
Each player can have one or two serves per point.
Players don’t have to wear any special equipment, but tennis shoes are recommended.
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2a Paddleboard racing / Reading:
Exercise 1

1. True
2. False
3. True
4. True
5. True
6. False
7. False
8. True
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2a Paddleboard racing / Reading:
Exercise 2

surfing
rowing
kneel
oars
waves
athletic
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2a Paddleboard racing / Vocabulary:
Exercise 1

c.hampionship
w.inners
s.core
l.ine
r.eferee
t.eam
r.ules
s.pectators
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2b Sports and leisure activities /
Dictation: Exercise 1

loves skiing all over the world

She's good at other sports
doesn't like running or going to the gym
sports people compete in different sports
they don't normally do
the competition
she'd like to win
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2b Sports and leisure activities /
Grammar: Exercise 1

Competing
cycling
Learning
losing
Sitting
being
flying
becoming
watching
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2b Sports and leisure activities /
Grammar: Exercise 2

1. Cleaning
2. Do
3. Staying
4. Going
5. Running
6. Going
7. Take
8. Eating
9. Make
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2b Sports and leisure activities /
Pronunciation: Exercise 1
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2b Sports and leisure activities /
Reading: Exercise 1

1. More people watch the World Cup on TV than the Olympic Games.
2. Local teams of people play football every weekend.
3. Players in walking football are over fifty years old.
4. Walking football is good for older people as it helps them stay fit, live longer, and is beneficial
for the mind and relaxation.
5. In walking football, players can't run with the ball, and they must keep one foot on the ground
at all times.
6. Not many people watch walking football because it is very slow.
7. In the United Kingdom, there are over 800 walking football teams.
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2b Sports and leisure activities /
Vocabulary extra: Exercise 1

1.love
2.really like
3.enjoy
4.don’t mind
5.don’t like
6.hate/can’t stand
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2b Sports and leisure activities /
Vocabulary extra: Exercise 2

Football
Reading a book
Killing him
Volleyball
Losing
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2c Dangerous sports / Listening: Exercise
1

1. b
2. c
3. d
4. a
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2c Dangerous sports / Listening: Exercise
2

1. c
2. b
3. c
4. a
5. c
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2c Dangerous sports / Word focus:
Exercise 1
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2c Dangerous sports / Word focus:
Exercise 2

look like someone

‘d like to play
‘d like some ice cream
isn’t like
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2d Joining a group / Reading: Exercise 1

1. a
2. a
3. b
4. c
5. c
6. a
7. a
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2d Joining a group / Real life: Exercise 1

Boot camp
Zumba
Pilates
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2d Joining a group / Real life: Exercise 2

interested in
not very
sounds good
we should
What about
Go on
I’d prefer
it looks
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2e Advertising an event / Grammar
extra: Exercise 1

Capital letter
Full stop
Exclamation mark
Comma
Apostrophe
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2e Advertising an event / Writing skill:
Exercise 1
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / 2e Advertising an event / Writing:
Exercise 1

Join Us for a Fun Social Event!

Hello Team,

Let's unwind and connect outside of work! We're organizing a barbecue

followed by a "fun" football match at the local park.

Time: 31/02

This is a fantastic opportunity for everyone to meet and enjoy some

quality time together in a relaxed setting.

Please let us know if you can make it by emailing me at [email protected].

We look forward to seeing you there!

Best, Florentino.

Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / Review / Check!: Exercise 1

1. 180
2. 300
3. 60
4. 1.50
5. 4
6. 5
7. 2
8. 42
Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions / Unit 2 Competitions / Review / Learning skills: Exercise 1

Pre-Intermediate / Unit 2 Competitions /

1.Golf.er
2.Cycl.ist
3.Swim.mer
4.Rac.ing/Driv.er
5.Athle.te
6.Run.ner