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LISTENING

1. Make the right decision. New Cutting Edge U-I p.122-123

2. Genetic experiments. Solutions (adv) SB p.11

3. Should genetic selection be legal? Landmark (adv) p.40-41

4. Expert's talk from a TV makeover talk. Attitudes 5 (SB) p.108

5. GM Attitudes 4 p.106

6. DNA. Genes. Solutions (adv) SB p. 6

7. Inheritance. Family similarities. Solutions (adv) SB p. 6

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SPEAKING AND WRITING

1. New fertilization techniques make it possible for women to have babies in their fifties, or even sixties. Should they be allowed to have children at this age?

2.Should people be allowed to have cosmetic surgery before the age of eighteen?

3. Genetically engineered food. Pros and cons.

4. What consequences do you think cloning humans could have?

5. How can people be encouraged to become organ donors?

6. What possible alternatives do you think there are to using animals transplants?

7. Designer babies will lead to a healthier and happier population.

8. What opportunities of immortality are given to us? What are the best and the worst aspects of being immortal?

9. How might the world be different a hundred years from now?

10. Do you think research in nano-food should be banned? Why?/Why not?

GRAMMAR AND FUNCTIONS

1. Common Verbs Followed by Infinitives.

2. Infinitive of Purpose: In order to / so as to / in order not to / so as not to…

3. Adjectives Followed by Infinitives.

4. Using Infinitives with too and enough.

5. Passive and Past Forms of Infinitives.

6. Using verbs of perception.

7. Using the simple form after let and help.

8. Using causative verbs make, have, get.

ADDITIONAL REFERENCE LIST

1. The inheritance of variation DNA Reading for a Reason. P.243

2. Quality or Quantity? Enterprise 3 p.85

3. New Proficiency Gold. Un. 11, p.161

III TERM

TOPIC №7. ECOLOGY

READING

(skimming, scanning, prediction, intensive reading)

1. The Natural World. Think First Certificate. Unit 7.

2.The Natural World. Cambridge Adv. English, p. 170 –180/New Cambridge Advanced English. Unit 18.

3.The world around us. First Certificate Avenues.

4. Environmental Problems. Nexus. Unit 11.

5. The environment and the future. More than Words. Book 2. Unit 24.

6. Hothouse Earth - Mosaic I (read.) p. 179 -183.

7. Fuels of the Future? Meet the US. p. 25 - 33.

LISTENING

1. Acid Rains. Soundtracks. Unit 15.

2. Deforestation. Headway Interm. Unit 12, TS 34. (by David Attenborough)

3. Johnny Morris: the animal expert - Headway Upper Interm. Unit 10, TS 28.

4. An Interview with J. Porritt, the Director of " Friends of the Earth" in the United Kingdom. - Headway Upper Interm. TS 21, Unit 7.

5. The sea – sink or swim. First Certificate Avenues. Unit 14.1.

6. Friends of the Earth. Nexus. Unit 11.

7. Snake. Nexus. Unit 9.

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