1. Narrative tenses
1.1. Activities in progress at a particular moment in the past
1.2. Two activities or events in progress over the same period of time in the past
1.3. Expresing the idea of change or development in the past
1.4. Explaining or describing the general background in which the main event ocurred
2. Future forms
2.1. Future continous
2.1.1. I will be talking with you at the pub
2.2. Future perfect
2.2.1. My son will graduate
2.3. Future perfect continuous
2.3.1. She will have been working with us for 2 years next Monday
2.4. Past Future
2.4.1. I knew we were going to get on really well
2.5. Present continuous
2.5.1. We’re going to watch a film
2.6. Present simple
2.6.1. The match starts at 8pm.
3. GRAMMAR
4. New words
4.1. Naive
4.2. embellished, embellecido
4.3. dissertation, disertación
4.4. jeopardise, peligro
5. Academic colocations
5.1. To provide evidence
5.1.1. On the evidence of
5.1.1.1. Ample evidence
5.2. To hold the view that
5.2.1. In view of the fact that
5.2.1.1. The prevalling view
5.3. To voice some doubt
5.3.1. To prove beyond doubt that
5.3.1.1. growing doubt
5.4. to lend support
5.4.1. to come out in support of
5.4.1.1. wholehearted spport
5.5. To pose a question
5.5.1. to call into a question
5.5.1.1. A hypothetical question
6. VOCABULARY
6.1. Suffixes
6.1.1. Able
6.1.1.1. questionable
6.1.2. al
6.1.2.1. Logical
6.1.3. ful
6.1.3.1. successful
6.1.4. ible
6.1.4.1. accessible
6.1.5. ic
6.1.5.1. academic
6.1.6. ive
6.1.6.1. contradictive
6.1.7. less
6.1.7.1. breathless
6.1.8. ory
6.1.8.1. contradictory
7. Words that are often confused
7.1. Sceptical
7.1.1. Someone who has doubts obout somethings that other people think is true or right.
7.2. Cynical
7.2.1. Someone that belives that people care only about themselves and arent sinceres
7.3. Naive
7.3.1. A naive young person lacks life experience and so trust too easily people
7.4. Gullible
7.4.1. Are people that are easy to trick because they believe people too easily
7.5. Trustworthy
7.5.1. Someone you can trust to do what you expect
7.6. Reliable
7.6.1. Is someone that is honest and you can believe in
7.7. Supportive
7.7.1. Is someone helpful, encouraging and sympathetic when problems occur
7.8. Tolerant
7.8.1. Someone who accepts someones belief's or way to life