Tuesday, 14 April 2009

Year 11 Revision list

As well as all the work from year 10 (see below) you will also need to know the following.....

Grammar (very basic list)-

Connecting words (and, but, who, however, etc)
Present tense
Perfect Tense
Close Future Tense

Imperfect Tense (Higher Tier)
Conditional Tense (H)
Future Tense (H)

PluPerfect (A*)

Vocabulary

Module 3 - Work and Lifestyle

3A- Home Life
  • Meals
  • Household Tasks
  • Celebrations (party, New Year, Christmas etc.)
  • Religious vocab (e.g. God, Hindu, Muslim, etc.)

3B - Healthy Lifestyle

  • Food (incl. Fruit and Veg, Groceries, Breads, Meats, Fish, Sea Food)
  • Drink
  • Classifications of food (e.g. Organic, Dairy, Vitamins etc.)
  • Associated adjectives (e.g. delicious, home-made etc.)
  • Verbs to do with cooking (e.g. grate, stir, cook, etc.)
  • Weights and Measurements

3C - Part Time Jobs, Work Experience

  • Telephone and communication vocab (e.g. Hold the line please, fax machine, phone bok, e-mail, to call, etc.)
  • Saturday jobs (e.g. babysitting, waiter/waitress, till operator etc.)
  • Salary (per week, to spend, to save etc.)
  • Adjectives (e.g. boring, dangerous, badly-paid etc.)
  • Advantages and disadvantages of work

3D - Leisure
  • Television (types of programme, remote control, actor,etc.)
  • Music (types of music, walkman, singer etc.)
  • Cinema (character, filmstar, sub-titled, types of film etc.)
  • Theatre (ballet, comedy, tragedy, interval etc.)
  • When? (weekly, monthly, etc.)
  • Adjectives to describe the above (e.g. impressive, not bad, magical etc.)
  • Invitations and refusals (e.g. shall we go out?, it depends, an invitation etc.)
  • Places of Leisure (e.g. theatre, ice rink, sports centre etc.)
  • Position words (e.g. In front of the cinema etc.)
  • Buying tickets
  • Opening times
  • Books (types of book/reading material)
  • Describing a match (e.g. player, referee, to win etc.)

3E - Shopping

  • Types of shop
  • People in shops (e.g. customer, shopkeeper, etc.)
  • Department store vocab (e.g. escalator, first floor, counter, brand, price, receipt, mannequin)
  • Notices (e.g. Emergency exit, no smoking, sales)
  • Things you can buy (e.g. walkman, bike, CDs)
  • Clothes
  • Materials (e.g. silver, wool, leather etc.)
  • Make-up
  • Sizes of clothes and shoes
  • Colours and descriptions of clothes (e.g. good value, fashionable, striped etc.)
  • Paying (e.g. Money, change, credit card etc.)
  • Problems (e.g. leak, flood, complaint, hole, stain etc.)
  • All associated verbs.

Module 4 - The Young Person in Society

4A - Character and Personal Relationships

  • Descriptions of character
  • Celebrating milestones (e.g. wedding, birthday, name day, civil ceremony)
  • Verbs associated (e.g. to admire, to look like, to seem, to behave, to forgive etc.)

4B - The Environment

  • Things you can recycle (e.g. palstic, cans etc.)
  • Sources of pollution (e.g. oil tankers, chemicals etc.)
  • Ways to improve the environment (e.g. recycling centre, public transport etc.)
  • Environmental vocab (e.g. green, ozone layer, the Earth etc.)
  • Disasters (e.g. hunger, greenhouse effect, earthquake etc.)
  • Endangered Species (e.g. Panda, Dolphin etc.)

4C - Education

  • Higher education (e.g. University, degree, halls of residence etc.)
  • School life (e.g. exams, parents, teachers etc.)
  • Subjects
  • Gap year
  • Training (e.g. apprenticeships, work experience, apprentice, trainee etc.)
  • School system in France and in UK

4D - Careers and Future Plans

  • Job-seeking vocab (e.g. Cv, diploma, job offer, job, advice, to apply etc.)
  • Qualities in a worker
  • Types of contract and salaries
  • Business vocab (e.g. abroad, team, company, project, trade etc.)
  • Office vocab (e.g. form, phone book, desk, photocopier etc.)
  • People (e.g. apprentice, sales director, boss, etc. )

4E - Social Issues

  • Advertising (for hire, for sale, newspaper etc.)
  • Young people (e.g. youth, boyfriend, friend etc.)
  • Probelms (e.g. allowance, jobs, spots, racism, etc.)
  • Descriptions of Teens (e.g. gifted, bored, spoiled, priviliged etc.)
  • Health and Welfare problems (e.g. drugs, alcohol, anorexia, bullemia, stress etc.)
  • Pressure (e.g. media, friends, parents, teachers etc.)
  • Emotions (e.g. upset, tense, stressed etc.)
  • Crime (e.g. murder, theft, mugging, policeman, judge, gun, prison etc.)

And finally.... LEARN YOUR QUESTION WORDS AND HOW TO USE THEM!!


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