SSCE03: Inglés B1

Utilizar el idioma con cierta seguridad y flexibilidad, receptiva y productivamente, tanto en forma
hablada como escrita, así como para mediar entre hablantes de distintas lenguas, en situaciones
cotidianas y menos corrientes que requieran comprender y producir textos en una variedad de
lengua estándar, con estructuras habituales y un repertorio léxico común no muy idiomático, y
que versen sobre temas generales, cotidianos o de interés personal.
Este programa formativo proporcionará a los alumnos la formación en lengua inglesa necesaria
para que puedan presentarse a las pruebas de acreditación oficial del nivel B1 del Marco Común
Europeo de Referencia para las Lenguas (MCERL).

UD 1. Let me introduce myself
- Need a change
Grammar workshop. Present simple
Vocabulary workshop. Descriptions: age
Descriptive adjectives. Physical appearance
Descriptive adjectives. Personality.
Adjectives followed by prepositions and infinitives. Gradable and non-gradable adjectives
Intensifiers
- Just what I am looking for!
Grammar workshop. Present continuous
Writing workshop. Email structure
- Welcome to Edinburgh
Speaking workshop. At the airport
- Getting to know my host family
Pronunciation workshop
* UD 2. Once upon a time
- A strange night
Grammar workshop. Narrativa tenses.
- The poets corner
Grammar workshop. Usually vs. used to
Pronunciation workshop. Past simple regular verbs –ed pronunciation.
- Once upon a time in England
Vocabulary workshop. Books and literature
Writing workshop. Book review
- The storyteller
Writing workshop. How to sequence facts
* UD3. Enjoy your trip!
- What a difficult decisión!
Grammar workshop. Future tenses
Grammar workshp. Future pronouns
Vocabulary. Workshop. Travelling
Grammar workshop. Question tags
Pronunciation workshop. Question tags
- Destination: Ireland
Vocabulary workshop. At the hotel
Vocabulary workshop. The weather
- Cultural facts. Molly Malone
Writing workshop. Informal letters
* UD4. I haven`t seen you for ages
- I`ve never tried it before!
Grammar workshop. Present perfect
Grammar workshop. Present perfect or past simple
Pronunciation workshop. Irregular verbs
- The bill, please G
Grammar workshop. Already, yet, still, just for and since
Grammar workshop. Impersonal sentences: “You” /people/ they
- Enjoy your meal!
Vocabulary workshop. Foods and drinks
Let`s talk about numbers
* UD5. How can i help you?
- I`m a compulsive shopper
Grammar workshop. Comparison in English
Grammar workshop. Superlative adjectives
- Cultural Facts: Wales
Grammar workshop. Inferiority comparatives
Grammar workshop. Equality comparatives
Countable or uncountable nouns
Less vs fever
Pronunciation workshop. The sound `schwa´ /e/
- Shopping at Harrods
Vocabulary workshop. Shopping
Writing workshop: letter complaint
* UD6. I´m into new technology
- I`m a technofile
Grammar workshop. Modal verbs
Quantifiers
- My first day at work
Vocabulary workshop. At work
- Cultural facts: Nosthern Ireland
Grammar workshop –ED vs. –ING adjectives
Pronunciation workshop. Pronunciation of /h/
- I am the best candidate for that job!
* UD7. If i were in your shoes
- If I could, I would
Grammar workshop. Conditional sentences
Grammar workshop. Wish, hope, wait and look forward to it
- Cultural facts: The educational system in Great Britain and the United States
Vocabulary workshop. Education
Grammar workshop. The gerund when not in present continuous
- Dear Mr. Jones
Writing workshop. Formal letters
* UD8. I´m not feeling a hundred per cent
- I need a rest!
Grammar workshop. Reported speech
- I feel under the weather!
Vocabulary workshop. Parts of the body
Vocabulary workshop. Injuries
Vocabulary workshop. Medication
Vocabylary workshop. Ill and sick
- The honour of the Knight
Pronunciation workshop. Silent letters
- Linking words
Useful connectors and linking words
* UD9. Farawell!
- The film is being shot!
Grammar workshop. The passive voice
- Would you fancy a rom-com?
Writing workshop. A film review
Speaking workshop. Keeping a conversation going
Pronunciation Workshop. Liaison
- I`ll miss you!