English: Previous Knlowledge
FCE strategies:
Steps to write a report
Start with an introduction aiming the report
Organize the information in sections using headings if appropiate
Use bullet or numbered points
Express opinion interpersonally
Finish with a conclution giving opinions.
Active voice vs Passive voice
The active voice is selecting the human character, for example: The hunter killed the lion
The passive voice changes it for example: The lion was killed by him
Infinitive vs Gerund
The infinitive use to usually before the verb for example: to study
The gerund uses the suffix -ing for example: studying
First and second conditional
The first conditional is used for a future possible for example: I will do my homework if they ask me to.
The second conditional is used for expressing an imaginary situation for example: I would have failed the exam if I didn`t study.
Articles: A/An/The
Nouns: Used for determining a person, place, animal or something
Past tenses: Past simple: I visited Japan last summer, Past Continous: I was studying for the exam, Past Perfect: I have eaten pizza, Past Perfect Continous: What wave you been doing the whole afternoon?, Used to: I used to eat Gerber when I was a baby.
Giving advice: We ask for an advice with: Can you please give me an advice or a piece of advice, because the advices don`t exist, and for answering we could use for example: I think that you should go to the doctor because your injury is serious. 
Vocabulary: Steering wheel, departure lounge, commuters, runaway, handlebars, cockpit, motorist, backpackers, rush hour.