Go Getter 2 : After School English A2.2 OverviewUnit 5: Around town
● Identify and name various places in a town (e.g., bank, stadium, theatre).
● Use prepositions of place (behind, between, in front of, next to, opposite) to
describe locations.
● Talk about the past using the Past Simple of to be in affirmative and negative
forms.
● Ask and answer questions about the past using Was/Were and short answers.
● Ask for and give directions using phrases like "Go straight on" and "Turn
left/right".
● Describe a town or village in the past and present using a variety of adjectives.
Unit 6: Just the job
● Identify and name various jobs and places of work.
● Talk about past events using the Past Simple affirmative of regular verbs.
● Use "ago" to say when something happened in the past.
● Talk about the past using the Past Simple affirmative of common irregular
verbs (e.g., went, ate, had).
● Ask for and give permission using "Can I...?" or "Is it OK if...?".
● Identify and talk about various household chores and jobs at home.
● Describe a past day out using time expressions like First, Then, and After that.
Unit 7: Going places
● Identify and name various types of transport and transport-related verbs.
● Talk about the past using the Past Simple negative for regular and irregular
verbs.
● Identify and name essential travel equipment for different types of trips.
● Ask and answer questions about past holidays using the Past Simple.
● Identify and discuss various activities to do on holiday.
● Buy a travel ticket at a station, including asking about prices, departure, and
arrival times.
● Write a postcard to a friend describing a holiday experience.
Unit 8: Having fun
● Identify and name various types of events and celebrations.
● Use ordinal numbers to talk about dates and specific events.
● Talk about future plans and intentions using be going to.
● Ask and answer questions across different tenses (Present Simple, Present
Continuous, Past Simple).
● Identify and name different types of music.
● Make and respond to arrangements, including suggesting meeting times and
places.
● Create and respond to invitations for social events.
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- Final Exam: At the end of the course, students will take a written and verbal exam. A score of 70% is required to progress to the next level.
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