CIIE
ENGLISH 3
NEW ENGLISH FILE PRE-INTERMEDIATE
FILE 1 A
WORD ORDER IN QUESTIONS
FILE 1 A
REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
FILE 1 B
PRESENT SIMPLE
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PRONUNCIATION OF “S” |
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/z/ after |
/s/ after |
/iz/ after |
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a vowel plays |
/p/ stops |
/s/ dresses |
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/b/ robs |
/t/ writes |
/ch/ watches |
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/d/ feeds |
/k/ looks |
/sh/ finishes |
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/g/ wags |
/f/ laughs |
/x/ faxes |
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/m/ dreams |
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/dʒ/ judges |
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/n/ opens |
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/l/ calls |
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/v/ loves |
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FILE 1 B
DESCRIBING PEOPLE
FILE 1 B
FREQUENCY
FILE 1 C
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
FILE 2 A
PAST SIMPLE
Pronunciation of “ed”
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PRONUNCIATION OF “ED” |
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/d/ |
/t/ |
/id/ |
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1.- a vowel: played 2.- /b/: robbed 3.- /g/: dragged 4.- /z/: buzzed 5.- /m/: slammed 6.- /n/: opened 7.- /l/: called 8.- /v/: loved 9.- /dƺ/: judged |
1.- /p/: stopped 2.- /k/: looked 3.- /f/: laughed 4.- /s/: kissed 5.- /sh/: finished 6.- /ch/: watched 7.- /x/: faxed
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1.- /t/: invited 2.- /d/: decided
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FILE 2 B
PAST CONTINUOUS
FILE 2 B
PREPOSITIONS OF TIME & PLACE: AT – IN – ON –
FILE 2 C
TIME SEQUENCERS & CONNECTORS
Connectors
Because
You use it when you are giving the reason for something
Why can’t I go? Because you’re not old enough.
So
You use it to say that someone does something because of the reason just stated.
I was feeling hungry, so I made myself a sandwich.
But
You use it to connect two statements or phrases when the second one adds something different or seems surprised after the first one.
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It’s an old car, but it’s very reliable. |
Although
You use it to introduce a statement that makes your main statement seem surprising or unlikely.
Although she was in poor health, she continued to carry out her duties.
FILE 2 C
INDIRECT QUESTIONS
FILE 3 A
BE GOING TO (PLANS & PREDICTIONS)
FILE 3 B
PRESENT CONTINUOUS (FUTURE ARRANGEMENTS)
FILE 3 B
VERBS + PREPOSITIONS
FILE 3 C
DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES
FILE 3 C
EXPRESSIONS FOR PARAPHRASING
FILE 4 A
PRESENT PERFECT + YET – JUST – ALREADY
FILE 4 A
HOW LONG – FOR - SINCE
FILE 4 A
HOUSEWORK
FILE 4 A
MAKE OR DO?
FILE 4 B
PRESENT PERFECT OR PAST SIMPLE?
FILE 4 B
NEVER – EVER
FILE 4 C
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
FILE 4 C
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE OR CONTINUOUS?
FILE 4 C
SOMETHING – ANYTHING – NOTHING
FILE 4 C
ADJECTIVES ENDING –ED & -ING
FILE 5 A
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS
FILE 5 A
AS … AS
FILE 5 A
EXPRESSIONS WITH ‘TIME’
FILE 5 A
AS MANY – AS MUCH
FILE 5 B
SUPERLATIVES
FILE 5 B
DESCRIBING A TOWN OR CITY
FILE 5 C
QUANTIFIERS
FILE 5 C
TOO – NOT ENOUGH
FILE 6 A
WILL – WON’T (PREDICTIONS)
FILE 6 A
OPPOSITE VERBS
FILE 6 B WILL – WON’T (DECISIONS – OFFERS – PROMISES) – vs. GOING TO -
FILE 6 B
VERB + BACK
FILE 6 C
REVIEW OF VERB FORMS: PRESENT – PAST & FUTURE
FILE 6 C
ADJECTIVES + PREPOSITIONS
FILE 7 A
USES OF THE INFINITIVE WITH TO
FILE 7 A
ZERO CONDITIONAL
FILE 7 A
BEFORE – UNLESS – WHEN – AS SOON AS
FILE 7 B
USES OF THE GERUND (VERB + ING) – VERB + GERUND –
FILE 7 B
BOTH – NONE – EITHER – NEITHER OF THEM – ALL – MOST OF THEM
FILE 7 C
HAVE TO – DON’T HAVE TO – MUST – MUSTN’T
FILE 7 C
MODIFIERS: A BIT – REALLY, ETC.
FILE 8 A
SHOULD
