Modal Verbs: Modal Verbs - Grammar / Exercises 1 / Exercises 2 / Exercises 3 / Modal Verbs and Substitutes / Substitutes Exercise / Modals - Past Deduction

Question Tags/(Dis)agreeing: The Greatest Love of All (Song) / Question Tags / (Dis)Agreeing / So/Neither Do I

Adverbs: Adverbs (M86) / Adjective/Adverb 1 / Adjective/Adverb 2 / KEY for Adj/Adv 1+2

Adjectives - Comparative/Superlative: Comparatives 1 / Comparatives 2

Present Perfect: Present Perfect 1 / Present Perfect/Past Simple 1 / Present Perfect/Past Simple 2 / For and Since / Dennis Heal / My Grandfather / Revision

Plural: Plural (M67)

Phrasal Verbs: Phrasal Verbs (M114/115)

Quantifiers: Some + Any / Much, Many, A lot of / Murphy 87 / Revision (Finnish)

Past Tenses: Past Simple (Murphy 5) / Past Simple (The following morning) / Past Continuous (Murphy 6) / PS-PC (Während ihr Freund) / http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs3.htm

Future Tenses: Gap Filling (Headache) / Murphy 19+23 / Translation (Tennis)

Present Tenses: Present Simple Exercises / Word Order Exercises / Present Simple and Continuous / PrSPrC-Translation / S-O-Questions

Getting help in class
Phonetic Symbols

Adjectives
Adverbs
Relative Clauses
Question Tags
(Dis)Agreeing
Vocabulary: File 1+2+3+10

Present Perfect Simple/Continuous, including for and since
Present Perfect (Simple/Continuous) vs. Past (Simple/Continuous)
Irregular Verbs (list on http://quizlet.com)
Vocabulary File 1+2 (English File p. 168-174 or on http://quizlet.com)

Past Simple / Past Continuous
Irregular Verbs (list on http://quizlet.com)
some- and any-
much / many / a lot of
(a) few and (a) little
Phrasal Verbs (learn the phrasal verbs listed on the last 2 pages of Phrasal Verbs (M114/115))
Plural of Nouns
Vocabulary File 1+2 (English File p. 168-174 or on http://quizlet.com)

Present Simple / Present Continuous
Future Tenses
Vocabulary File 1 (English File p. 168-172)

alphabet
classroom language
phonetics
numbers + dates (cf. worksheet)
vocabulary „Food & Cooking“ (English File p. 168/9)

Another part of the exam will be a listening and/or reading exercise that is not based on anything we have done so far.

New English File website with all the phonetic symbols: http://www.oup.com/elt/global/products/englishfile/preint/c_pronunciation/
A BBC website dealing with phonetic symbols: http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/pron/sounds/chart.shtml
And yet another example: http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/activities/phonemic-chart