Übersicht Repetitionsthemen Open World 1-3

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Übersicht Repetitionsthemen Open World 1-3 In den unten aufgeführten Tabellen findet sich eine Übersicht über die Progression der Sprachkompetenzen gemäss ESP II und der Sprachstrukturen gemäss Language Check der drei Bände von Open World. Repetitionsthemen sind grün ausgezeichnet. In Klammern ist jeweils vermerkt, in welcher Unit das Thema bereits geübt wurde. Open World 1, Units 1-8 Unit Sprachkompetenzen (ESP II) Sprachstrukturen (gemäss Language Check) 1 Repetition von Primarschulstoff (siehe Teacher s Book Open World 1, S. 18) 2 Ho 53 Ho 23 Ho 54 Le 32 Le 47 Le 38 MI 37 MI 38 MP 38 Sc 08 Sc 32 3 Ho 38 (aus Lingualevel) Ho 60 Ho 54 (Unit 2) Ho 65 Le 61 Le 66 MI 41 MP 66 Sc 32 (Unit 2) Sc 34 4 Ho 53 (Unit 2) Ho 47 Le 40 Le 66 (Unit 3) Le 32 (Unit 2) MI 38 (Unit 2) MI 45 MP 37 MP 42 Sc 34 (Unit 3) Repetition von Primarschulstoff: to be, have/has got Question words Present simple Present continuous Present simple or present continuous Comparative forms Past simple Compound nouns Order of adjectives Prepositions of direction and location Adverbs of sequence This, that, these, those Short answers Present simple (Unit 1) Adverbs of frequency Present continuous (Unit 1) Present continuous or present simple (Unit 1) Personal pronouns Modal verbs Forming sentences with modal verbs: could as an example Asking polite questions with the modal verbs can, could, would and shall Prepositions of time Conjunctions The conjunctions and, but, or The conjunctions either or, neither nor

Sc 64 (aus Lingualevel) Sc 55 5 Ho 28 Ho 37 (aus Lingualevel) Le 40 (Unit 4) Le 66 (Unit 3, 4) MI 37 (Unit 2) MP 62 MP 41 Sc 49 6 Ho 53 (Unit 2, 4) Ho 65 (Unit 3) Le 31 Le 64 MI 37 (Unit 2, 5) MI 61 MP 34 MP 47 MP 42 (Unit 4) Sc 26 Sc 49 (Unit 5) 7 Ho 53 (Unit 2, 4, 6) Ho 65 (Unit 3, 6) Le 31 (Unit 6) Le 66 (Unit 3, 4, 5) Le 33 Le 32 (Unit 2, 4) MI 28 MI 61 (Unit 6) MP 37 (Unit 2, 5, 6) MP 38 (Unit 2) MP 62 (Unit 5) Sc 08 (Unit 2) 8 Ho 43 Ho 60 (Unit 3) Ho 24 Le 32 (Unit 2, 4, 7) MI 25 MI 49 MP 34 (Unit 6) MP 66 (Unit 3) Sc 34 (Unit 3, 4) Sc 22 Sc 32 (Unit 2, 3) Forming the past simple (Unit 1) The past simple of to be (irregular) Spelling rules for past simple forms Forming the future with will Use of the future with will Conjunctions to express cause and effect Too and either Use of the past simple Forming the present perfect Past participle forms Use of the present perfect Signal words since and for Past simple or present perfect Possessive determiners (my, your, ) and possessive pronouns (mine, yours, ) Some and any Something, anything and similar forms Nothing, nobody and nowhere Imperatives Countable and uncountable nouns How many and how much Quantifiers and indefinite pronouns (most, a lot of, etc.) Forming the future with going to Use of the future with going to Future with going to or with will Dates Cardinal and ordinal numbers

Open World 2, Units 9-15 Unit Sprachkompetenzen (ESP II) Sprachstrukturen (gemäss Language Check) 9 Ho 65 (Unit 3, 6, 7) Ho 53 (Unit 2, 4, 6, 7) Le 62 Le 61 (Unit 3) MI 65 MI 55 MP 37 (Unit 4, 7) NF 211x Sc 34 (Unit 3, 4, 8) Sc 08 10 Ho 28 (Unit 5) Ho 65 (Unit 3, 6, 7; 9) NF 215x Le 66 (Unit 3, 4, 5, 7) Le 40 (Unit 4, 5) MI 32 MP 62 (Unit 5, 7) MP 63 MP 38 (Unit 2, 7) Sc 34 (Unit 3, 4, 8; 9) 11 Ho 65 (Unit 3, 6, 7; 9, 10) Ho 53 (Unit 2, 4, 6, 7; 9) Le 29 Le 33 (Unit 7) Le 62 (Unit 9) MI 65 (Unit 9) MP 34 (Unit 6, 8) NF 211x (Unit 9) MP 47 (Unit 6) Sc 61 12 Ho 65 (Unit 3, 6, 7; 9, 10, 11) Ho 53 (Unit 2, 4, 6, 7; 9, 11) Le 66 (Unit 3, 4, 5, 7; 10) Le 62 (Unit 9, 11) Le 47 (Unit 2) MI 45 (Unit 4) MP 47 (Unit 6; 11) MP 42 (Unit 4, 6) MP 211x Sc 61 (Unit 11) Sc 32 (Unit 2, 3, 8) 13 Ho 43 (Unit 8) Ho 60 (Unit 3, 8) Le 62 (Unit 9, 11, 12) MI 55 (Unit 9) NF 165x MP 54 Question tags Forming the past perfect Use of the past perfect Past simple or past perfect Past simple (Unit 1, 5, 6) Past participle forms (Unit 6) Question words (Unit 1) The conjunctions and, but, or (Unit 4) Conjunctions to express cause and effect (Unit 5) Modal verbs to express certainty/uncertainty: must, could, might and can t Spelling rules for regular plural forms Irregular plural forms Relative pronouns Dates (Unit 8) Adjectives: forming regular comparatives and superlatives Adjectives: irregular comparatives and superlatives Ways of comparing things (as as, more/less than etc.) Reported speech in the present and the past Forming the past continuous Use of the past continuous Past continuous or past simple Past simple (Unit 1, 5, 6; 9) English word order Asking polite questions with the modal verbs can, could, would and shall (Unit 4) Conditional type 1 Use of the future with will (Unit 5, 8) Present simple (Unit 1, 3) Past simple or present perfect (Unit 6)

Sc 49 (Unit 5, 6) Sc 55 (Unit 4) Sc 61 (Unit 11, 12) 14 NF 215x (Unit 10) Ho 23 (Unit 2) Ho 65 (Unit 3, 6, 7; 9, 10, 11, 12) Le 64 (Unit 6) Le 31 (Unit 6, 7) MI 64 MI 26 MP 43 Sc 23 Sc 30 15 Ho 65 (Unit 3, 6, 7; 9, 10, 11, 12, 14) Ho 53 (Unit 2, 4, 6, 7; 9, 11, 12) Ho 43 (Unit 8; 13) Le 66 (Unit 3, 4, 5, 7; 10, 12) Le 32 (Unit 2, 4, 7, 8) NF 165x (Unit 13) MI 40 MI 55 (Unit 9, 13) MP 54 (Unit 13) Sc 49 (Unit 5, 6; 13) Forming adverbs from adjectives Irregular adverbs Use of adverbs of manner Use of adverbs of degree Future with present continuous Present continuous (Unit 1, 3) Future: will, going to or present continuous Future with will (Unit 5, 8) Future with going to (Unit 8) Asking polite questions with the modal verbs can, could, would and shall (Unit 4; 12) Have to and mustn t Mustn t and don t have to Giving advice: should and shouldn t Future with will (Unit 5, 8; 14)

Open World 3, Units 16-22 Unit Sprachkompetenzen (ESP II) Sprachstrukturen (gemäss Language Check) 16 Ho 65 (Unit 3, 6, 7; 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15) Ho 28 (Unit 5; 10) Le 66 (Unit 3, 4, 5, 7; 10, 12, 15) Le 31 (Unit 6, 7; 14) MI 45 (Unit 4; 12) NF 191x MI 40 (Unit 15) MP 42 (Unit 4, 6; 12) MP 46 Sc 26 (Unit 6) Sc 55 (Unit 4; 13) 17 Ho 47 (Unit 4) Ho 70 Ho 65 (Unit 3, 6, 7; 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15; 16) Le 34 Le 58 MI 54 NF 169x MP 46 (Unit 16) MP 59 Sc 41 Sc 56 18 Ho 59 Ho 43 (Unit 8; 13, 15) Le 25 Le 58 (Unit 17) MI 56 MI 43 MP 59 (Unit 17) Sc 54 Sc 22 (Unit 8) 19 NF 215x (Unit 10, 14) Ho 59 (Unit 18) Le 63 Le 54 MI 55 (Unit 9, 13, 15) MP 56 NF 212x Sc 62 Sc 55 (Unit 4; 13; 16) Forming the passive Use of the passive Few and little Less (than) and fewer (than) Countable and uncountable nouns (Unit 7) Adverbs: forming regular comparatives Adverbs: forming regular superlatives Adverbs: irregular comparatives and superlatives Conditional type 2 Adverbs of sequence (Unit 2) Conditional type 1 (Unit 13) Adjectives: forming regular comparatives (Unit 11) Adjectives: forming regular superlatives (Unit 11) Possessive with s or Future with present simple Reported questions Present simple (Unit 1, 3; 13) Reported speech (Unit 11) Questions with who, which and what in the present simple and past simple Forming questions with question words in the present simple (Unit 3) Conjunctions (Unit 4) Conjunctions to express cause and effect (Unit 5; 9)

20 Ho 59 (Unit 18, 19) Le 66 (Unit 3, 4, 5, 7; 10, 12, 15; 16) Le 54 (Unit 19) MI 65 (Unit 9, 11) MI 58 MP 46 (Unit 16, 17) MP 56 (Unit 19) Sc 41 (Unit 17) Sc 24 21 Ho 65 (Unit 3, 6, 7; 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15; 16, 17) Ho 59 (Unit 18, 19, 20) Le 58 (Unit 17, 18) Le 62 (Unit 9, 11, 12, 13) MI 61 (Unit 6, 7) MI 24 MP 31 MP 59 (Unit 17, 18) MP 45 Sc 41 (Unit 17, 20) Sc 24 (Unit 20) 22 Ho 65 (Unit 3, 6, 7; 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15; 16, 17, 21) Ho 59 (Unit 18, 19, 20, 21) Le 58 (Unit 17, 18, 21) Le 66 (Unit 3, 4, 5, 7; 10, 12, 15; 16, 20) MI 65 (Unit 9, 11; 20) NF 211x (Unit 9, 11) MP 65 Sc 61 (Unit 11, 12, 13) Sc 62 (Unit 19) Reported speech (advanced points) So and such Reported speech (Unit 11; 18) Conditional type 0 Defining and non-defining relative clauses Have to and mustn t (Unit 15) Relative pronouns (Unit 10) Mixed tenses (diverse Units) Future with going to (advanced points) Reflexive pronouns Future with going to (Unit 8, 14) Question words (Unit 1; 9)