Vocabulary:

Unit 1:

Valley girl - Backish - Rascals - Turf - Sprained ankle - Wrist - Tracksuit - Ring - Hood - Bracelet - Necklace - Earrings - High Heels - Flip-Flops - Boots - Cap - Blouse - Jeans - Mini skirt.

Michael Jackson's Video:

Evil - Underwall - Darkness - Zoombies - Full moon - Cemetery - Black cats, ghost - Withches - Bats Wolves -Door slam.
Unit 3:

Tectconic plates - Earthquake - Ripple - Wooden homes - Building - Running water - Crack-injuries-double decker-bridge - Flashlight/Bateries - Canned food - Pantry - Instructions/Plans - Steel - Give way - Windshild - Hazards - Harmful - Spread - Fields ( grow ) - Flood -  To drown - Shocked  - Roof ( to be rescue ) - Pretend - Flames - Hick smoke - Put out - Break out - As = While - First aid kit Be unable to - Shelter - Bustling - Docks - Molting rock - Lightnig - Ash clouds - Chase - Strantded

Law:
Lawyer/Policeman/Judge/Attorney/Politician/Criminals/Crimes.
Steal/Rob.
Robber - Pick Pocket - Mugger - Burglar - Hooligans - Hijacker - Handcuffs.

Gramatic:

Will:

- Predictions: ( probably, hope ).

- Decisions: I'll show you.

- Conditional sentences: ( first conditional ).

- Time clauses: ( as soon as, when ... ).

- Promise.

- Offers: Shall I ... ( Shall I help you? ).

- Suggestion: Shall we ... ?

- Request: Will you ...? ( Will you help me plis? ).

Be going to:

- Prediction.

- Intention.

Present continuous:

Arrangements: We are living tomorrow?

Present Perfect:
Ever: Have you ever eating caviar?
Just: We have just arrived.
already: I have already done my homework.
Yet: Have ever finished yet? / I haven't finished yet.
Never: I have never eaten caviar.
Since: I have known her since 1995.
For: I have known her for 20 years.
There is / are:
There is/are; There was/were; There will/won't be; There have/has been; There would be.
There used to be; There didn't use to be.
Used to: It's used to talk about something that you usually did in the past, but you don´t do it in the present. Examples:
I used to play in the park./I didn't use to play in the park./Did you use to ...?.
Be used to: I'm used to speaking English./I'm not used to speaking English./Are you used to ...?
Get used to: I get used to .../ I don't get used to .../ Are you getting used to ... ? ( present continuous ).