EAP IELTS - Foundation
EAP IELTS - Foundation
EAP IELTS - Foundation
SYLLABUS
CONTENTS
WEEK UNIT
PURPOSE VOCABULARY LISTENING & SPEAKING READING WRITING
Textbook (4)
Using a graph to understand a
(1) Sentences about data
Presentations (3) text
Simplifying numbers and reporting data
PRODUCTION Data: Numbers, fractions, and Nationality suffixes Understanding charts and data Using numbers to focus on
Data (2): Simplifying numerical information
4 Describing numbers and quantifiers Identifying collocations Presenting data with charts meaning
(2) A description of a chart
charts Talking about events in the past Presentations with charts Data (1): Saying numbers exactly and Understanding the history of a
Analysing a description of a chart
appromimately company
Planning and writing a description of a chart
Past simple: Talking about
events in the past
Textbook (6)
(1) Sentences about trends
Understanding the main trend
Lecture (3) Writing sentences about trends using adverbs
in a graph
Present progessive, present Reading to prepare for a lecture Describing trends (1): Adverbs
CHANGE Vocabulary-building: Word forms Understanding changes and
simple, past simple, will Listening for the language of trends (2) A description of a graph
6 Describing changes and Trends trends described in a text
Prepositional phrases Talking about your country's economy Analysing a description of a graph
trends Economic terms Time, place, and quantity:
Adverbs and adjectives Changes and trends (1): Present Describing trends in a graph using adverbs and
Prepositional phrases
progresstive, present simple adjectives
Changes and trends (2): Past
Describing trends (2): Adjectives and adverbs
and present tenses, will
Textbook (8)
Identifying the purpose of a
paragraph (1) Cause and effect sentences
Seminars (2)
Taking notes on cause and Writing cause and effect sentences in a variety
Reading to prepare for a seminar
effect in a text of patterns
IMPACT Cause and effect: Verbs and Taking notes in a seminar
Noun phrases Organizing information with a Sentences (3): Writing about cause and effect
8 Understanding cause prepositions Discussing cause and effect in a seminar
Prepositions flowchart (2) A cause and effect paragraph
and effect Modals: could, might, and may Cause and effect (1): Verbs
Cause and effect (2): Analysing a cause and efect paragraph
Expressing possibility: Modals could,
Introducing cause with Writing a paragraph describing positive and
might, and may
prepositions negative impacts
Cause and effect (3): Active
and passive
Textbooks (9)
(1) Sentences about invention
Evaluating text types for
Seminar (3) Using active and passive sentence patterns
academic study
Understanding evidence in a Sentences (4): Changing emphasis with
Past simple and present perfect Vocabulary-building: Adjectives Evaluating different texts on
presentation active / passive / by
Describing discoveries and and nouns one topic
INVENTION Giving evidence in a discussion (2) A description of an inventor
9 inventions Vocabulary-building: Verbs and Noticing perstective in texts
Recognizing perspective Using evidence in a discussion Analysing paragraph structure
Using pronouns and deterniners nouns Past simple passive:
Past events: Past simple and present Writing a cohesive paragraph about an
for cohesion Prepositional phrases Describing discoveries and
perfect inventor
inventions
Referring to evidence: Reporting verbs Linking language (7): Using pronouns and
Perspective: Expressions and
deteminers for cohesion
vocabulary
(1) Questions
Textbooks (10) Writing a questionnaire using different
Identifying relevant question forms
Questions
Open and closed questions information in a text Question (2): Form and tense
RESEARCH Research Taking notes on a topic
10 Questions: Form and tense Taking notes about reasons (2) A description of results
Questioning Collocation: Verb + noun Recognizing the purpose of questions
The language of reports Applying information from a Analysing a paragraph about survey results
Question (1): Open and closed questions
text Writing a paragraph about the results of
Collocation: Verb + noun research
Sentences (5): The language of reports
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