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Starting B1 with a coursebook, you will move forward through the level improving all four skills step by step. It is possible to join the course in the higher units. Areas covered are, among others: Lektion 1-4: Relationships, Living, Travel, Socialising; present simple and continuous, adverbs of degree, past tenses, making predictions Lektion 5-8: Work, Health, Mind, Art; modal verbs, present perfect with for and since, -ing form, first conditional Lektion 9-12: Money, Science and Technology, Natural World, Media; second conditional, comparative structures, the passive, reported speech

On the way to level B1, over the course of three semesters, you'll learn to communicate in a simple, connected way in everyday situations, while travelling, and when talking about topics of personal interest. You'll be able to describe experiences, hopes and ambitions, and give reasons for your opinions. By the end, you'll have a solid grasp of the most important grammatical structures. Units 1–4: Topics: people, travel, work, childhood; Grammar: present simple and continuous, used to, modals (can, have to, must), verb–noun collocations (e.g. book a holiday, fall in love) Units 5–8: Topics: health, city life, relationships, stories (famous writers); Grammar: future forms for making predictions, comparatives and superlatives (hot – hotter – hottest), irregular adjectives, present perfect (for, since), past perfect Units 9–12: Topics: happiness and luck, the environment, life choices, technology; Grammar: infinitive with to, modals of advice (will, may, might), first and second conditionals (if-clauses), passive forms

On the way to level B1, over the course of three semesters, you'll learn to communicate in a simple, connected way in everyday situations, while travelling, and when talking about topics of personal interest. You'll be able to describe experiences, hopes and ambitions, and give reasons for your opinions. By the end, you'll have a solid grasp of the most important grammatical structures. Units 1–4: Topics: people, travel, work, childhood; Grammar: present simple and continuous, used to, modals (can, have to, must), verb–noun collocations (e.g. book a holiday, fall in love) Units 5–8: Topics: health, city life, relationships, stories (famous writers); Grammar: future forms for making predictions, comparatives and superlatives (hot – hotter – hottest), irregular adjectives, present perfect (for, since), past perfect Units 9–12: Topics: happiness and luck, the environment, life choices, technology; Grammar: infinitive with to, modals of advice (will, may, might), first and second conditionals (if-clauses), passive forms

On the way to level B1, over the course of three semesters, you'll learn to communicate in a simple, connected way in everyday situations, while travelling, and when talking about topics of personal interest. You'll be able to describe experiences, hopes and ambitions, and give reasons for your opinions. By the end, you'll have a solid grasp of the most important grammatical structures. Units 1–4: Topics: people, travel, work, childhood; Grammar: present simple and continuous, used to, modals (can, have to, must), verb–noun collocations (e.g. book a holiday, fall in love) Units 5–8: Topics: health, city life, relationships, stories (famous writers); Grammar: future forms for making predictions, comparatives and superlatives (hot – hotter – hottest), irregular adjectives, present perfect (for, since), past perfect Units 9–12: Topics: happiness and luck, the environment, life choices, technology; Grammar: infinitive with to, modals of advice (will, may, might), first and second conditionals (if-clauses), passive forms

On the way to level B1, over the course of three semesters, you'll learn to communicate in a simple, connected way in everyday situations, while travelling, and when talking about topics of personal interest. You'll be able to describe experiences, hopes and ambitions, and give reasons for your opinions. By the end, you'll have a solid grasp of the most important grammatical structures. Units 1–4: Topics: people, travel, work, childhood; Grammar: present simple and continuous, used to, modals (can, have to, must), verb–noun collocations (e.g. book a holiday, fall in love) Units 5–8: Topics: health, city life, relationships, stories (famous writers); Grammar: future forms for making predictions, comparatives and superlatives (hot – hotter – hottest), irregular adjectives, present perfect (for, since), past perfect Units 9–12: Topics: happiness and luck, the environment, life choices, technology; Grammar: infinitive with to, modals of advice (will, may, might), first and second conditionals (if-clauses), passive forms