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Английский язык, 9 класс

"Английский язык. Часть 1", Афанасьева О.В., Михеева И.В., Баранова К.М.

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Unit 1. Mass Media: Radio, Television, the Internet Talking Points 1. Different kinds of mass media 2. Television in the life of people 3. Television in the classroom 4. Varieties of TV programmes 5. The Internet and its role in modern life 6. Children and computers 7. Writing personal letters Grammar Points 1. Present progressive passive 2. Past progressive passive 3. Present perfect passive 4. Past perfect passive Vocabulary Points 1. Words for the talking points 2. Confusable words: "serial" vs "series" 3. The nouns "advice", "hair", "information", "knowledge", "money", "news", "progress"; the way they function 4. Phrasal verbs: "turn into", "turn on/off", "turn up/down", "turn over" 5. The nouns "police", "data", "media" and their peculiarities 6. Word building: prefixes "non-", "in-", "il-", "un-" to form word with negative sense 7. Social English: ways to correct the speaker, to express the opposite point of view Culture and History 1. BBC and its main radio and TV channels Unit 2 The Printed Page: Books, Magazines, Newspapers Talking Points 1. Importance of reading 2. Public and home libraries 3. Book preferences 4. Book categories. Paper books and e-books 5. The press 6. Journalists and journalism Grammar Points 1. The pronoun "one" 2. Participle I, participle II 3. Structures with participle I ("to have fun skiing" etc) 4. Gerund and the verbs that usually follow it ("start", "finish", "love" etc.) 5. Peculiarities of the gerundial constructions after the verb "mind" Vocabulary Points 1. Words for the talking points 2. Confusable words: "mumble - murmur", "shout - scream", "print - publish - type" 3. How synonyms may be different 4. Homonyms: verbs "to lie (lay)" - "to lie (lied)" 5. Social English for telephone talks 6. Word building: suffixes 1) "-ly" to form adjectives ("weekly", "monthly"), 2) "-ment" to form nouns, 3) "-ous" in adjectives 7. Phrasal verbs: "look after", "look through", "look for", "look forward to" 8. English idioms with the verbs "mind" Culture and History 1. Famous British and Russian writers 2. Peculiarities of headings in British newspapers and magazines