Appliances: camera, laptop, radio, telephone, electricity, mobile, television/TV, clock, fridge, gas oven, washing machine, cooker, heating, lamp, phone, computer

Clothes and Accessories: bag, fashion, purse, swimsuit, bathing suit, get dressed, raincoat, tie, belt, glasses, ring, tights, blouse, glove, scarf, trainers

Clothes and Accessories: boot, handbag, shirt, trousers, bracelet, hat, shoes, try on (v), cap, jacket, shorts, T-shirt, chain, jeans, skirt, umbrella

Clothes and Accessories: clothes, jewellery, sock, uniform, coat, jumper, suit, wallet, kit, sunglasses, watch, dress, necklace, sweater, wear (v), earring, pocket, swimming costume

Colours: black, orange, red, blue, green, brown, grey, pink, white, purple, yellow, pale, silver, golden, dark, light

Communication and Technology: address, digital laptop (computer), printer, digital camera, mobile (phone), screen, by post, dot, mouse, software, call (v), download (n & v), talk

Communication and Technology: net, telephone email (n & v), online text (n & v) envelope, password, video, chat, file, web, click (v), information, photograph, computer, photography, website, conversation

Documents and Texts: advertisement, diary, magazine, passport, article, diploma, menu, postcard, bill, email, message, project, book, form, newspaper, text (n & v)

Documents and Texts: card, letter, note, textbook, comic, licence, notebook, ticket
Education: advanced, course, lesson, ruler, beginner, desk, level, school

Education: biology, dictionary, library, science, blackboard, diploma, mark, student, board, eraser, maths/mathematics, studies, book, exam, notes, study (v)

Education: bookshelf, geography, physics, subject, chemistry, history, practice (n), teach, class, homework, practise (v), teacher, classmate, information, project, term

Vocabulary (phrasal verbs): hang up (end a phone call), give up (stop trying), switch on (make sth start working), check out (have a look at), look for (try to find), plug sth into (connect sth to)
Grammar: relative clauses; 4th set irregular verbs

Vocabulary (things in the house): kitchen (cooker, cupboard, fridge, oven, sink, tap); bedroom (bed, bedside table, chair, wardrobe); bathroom (bath, bidet, shower, toilet, washbasin)
Grammar: Adverbs of manner

Vocabulary (things in the house): living room (armchair, coffee table, fireplace, sofa); different rooms (ceiling, curtains, desk, shelves, floor, lamp, mirror, rug, switch, table, wall, cushion)

Vocabulary: prepositions of place (above, behind, between, in, in front of, near, next to, on, opposite, under); adjectives to describe a house (bright/dark, small/big, wide/tiny, modern/old, tidy/untidy, comfortable/uncomfortable)
Grammar (modal verbs): can,  have to, must

Vocabulary (places in town): art gallery, café, castle, church, cinema, estate, hotel, library, museum, park, police station, post office, shopping centre, station, town hall, tourist information centre
Grammar (modal verbs): can, have to and must

Vocabulary (parts of the body): ankle, elbow, eyebrow, finger, knee, lips, neck, shoulder, ear, eyelashes, toes, tongue, wrist, nose, nails, heel
Grammar: countable and uncountable nouns

Vocabulary (snacks): cake, crisps, chocolate, fruit, hamburger, hot dog, nuts, salad, sandwiches, soup
Grammar (quantifiers): ‘some’ or ‘any’, ‘how much’ or ‘how many’, ‘much’, ‘many’ or ‘a lot of’

Vocabulary: Symptoms (feel sick/ill, have a headache / a stomachache / a sore throat / a high temperature / a cough / sneeze); illnesses (I’ve got hay fever / the flu / a cold / a food allergy)
Grammar: Past Continuous and Past Simple

Vocabulary (types of shops): bakery, book shop, butchery, clothes stop, florist, greengrocer’s, newsagent’s, pharmacy, shoe shop)
Grammar: comparatives and superlatives of adjectives

Vocabulary (shopping centres): car park, department store, escalator, food court, multi-screen cinema, public toilets, shopper, trolley
Grammar: going to and the present continuous for future

Vocabulary (money): piggy bank, pocket money, price, purse, sales, wallet
Grammar: Continuous for future Present

Vocabulary: chef, doctor, electrician, farmer, firefighter, gardener, hairdresser, pilot, nurse, politician, police officer, postman/woman, soldier, waiter/waitress, artist, architect
Grammar: Will for future predictions

Vocabulary (works and jobs): types of jobs(full-time job, part-time job, summer job, temporary job) work(work in an office, work for a company, look for a job, work as a waitress, be unemployed, get/have/lose a job)
Grammar: First Conditional

Vocabulary (school and education): places of learning (college, primary school, secondary school, university); people in schools (classmates, form tutor, head teacher, Maths/English teacher); places/room at school (classroom, cloakroom, playroom, staff room)
Grammar: Probability

Vocabulary (landscapes and natural features): beach, cliff, coast, desert, field, forest, island, jungle, lake, mountain, ocean, rainforest, river, rocks, sea, volcano, waterfall
Grammar: Present Perfect – all forms

Vocabulary (outdoor activities): cycling, fishing, hiking, kayaking, mountain biking, pony trekking, rock climbing, scuba diving, skiing, snowboarding, surfing, swimming, windsurfing)

Vocabulary: talking about countries (border, capital city, country, flag, official language, population); phrasal verbs (blow up, come across, find out, give up, go back)
Grammar: Present Perfect with just/already/yet