Hướng Dẫn Workbook Navigate Cấp Trung Của Oxford

Chuyên khảo phân tích Navigate b1 intermediate workbook with key, đánh giá các khía cạnh quan trọng, đề xuất hướng nghiên cứu tiếp theo.

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Mục lục chi tiết

1. Trends

1.1. Grammar

1.2. Vocabulary

1.3. Speaking

1.4. Writing

1.5. Listening for pleasure

1.6. Grammar Review: Units 3 and 4

2. Entertainment

2.1. Grammar

2.2. Vocabulary

2.3. Speaking

2.4. Writing

2.5. Reading for pleasure

2.6. Review: Units 1 and 2

3. Life skills

3.1. Grammar

3.2. Vocabulary

3.3. Speaking

3.4. Writing

3.5. Reading for pleasure

3.6. Review: Units 5 and 6

4. Ambitions

4.1. Grammar

4.2. Vocabulary

4.3. Speaking

4.4. Writing

4.5. Reading for pleasure

4.6. Review: Units 11 and 12

5. Audioscripts

6. Answer key

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Edward Alden and Mike Sayer Series Adviser Catherine Walter Navigate Workbook with key @ intermediate OXFORD Edward Alden and Mike Sayer Series Adviser Catherine Walter Navigate Workbook with key Intermediate — OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Contents Orr Oxford 3000™ Navigate has been based on the Oxford 3000 to ensure that learners are only covering the most relevant vocabulary. 1 Trends page 4 4 Space D2ge 24 Grammar Grammar ™ present simple, continuous and perfect 4 © will/be going to for predictions and decisions 25 ™ state verbs 7 © probability 27 Vocabulary Vocabulary © friendship 5 © living on water 24 ™ spending 6 ™ the natural world 26 ™ noun suffixes 8 ™ idiomatic phrases about places 28 ™ vocabulary review 8 ™ vocabulary review 28 Speaking Speaking ™ asking for and giving opinions 9 ™ enquiries 29 Writing writing ™ social media 2 ™ avoiding repetition 29 Listening for pleasure 2 What a story! pAøe ™ an interview — architect Shigeru Ban 30 Grammar Review: Units 3 and 4 31 © narrative forms T1 ™ sequencing events 12 Vocabulary 5 Entertainment page 32 ™ describing past experiences 10 Grammar © communication 13 š: -ing form and infinitive with to 33 ™ comment adverbs 14 ™ present perfect simple and past simple 35 ™ vocabulary review 14 Vocabulary Speaking ™ going to the movies 32 ™ showing interest 15 ™ adjectives to describe a video game 34 Writing ™ extreme adjectives 36 © anarrative 15 ™ vocabulary review 36 Reading for pleasure Speaking © fiction - Kidnapped 16 ™ comparing and recommending 37 writing Review: Units 1 and 2 17 © a film review 37 3 Life skills page 18 6 In control? page 38 Grammar Grammar ™ ability 19 ™ defining and non-defining relative clauses 39 ®™ obligation, permission and possibility 21 ™ present perfect simple and continuous 41 Vocabulary Vocabulary ™ challenges and success 18 ™ machines 38 © work skills 20 © climate and extreme weather 40 ™ compound adjectives 22 ™ adjective suffixes 42 ™ vocabulary review 22 ™ vocabulary review 42 Speaking Speaking ™ practical instructions 23 ™ changing arrangements. 43 Writing writing ™ writing an opinion paragraph 23 ™ a professional email 43 Reading for pleasure ™ non-fiction — The Everest Story 44 Review: Units 5 and 6 45 7 Amb nsS page 46 10 Compete and cooperate [D2i34-212) Grammar Grammar ™ used to and would 47 ™ passives 67 ™ question forms 49 ™ using articles: a/an, the, - (no article) 69 Vocabulary Vocabulary ™ working conditions 46 ™ business 66 ™ high achievers 48 ™ competitive sport 68 ™ collocations 50 ™ phrases with take and have 70 ™ vocabulary review 50 ™ vocabulary review 70 Speaking Speaking © clarification 51 ™ making recommendations 71 writing Writing ™ an application letter or email 51 ™ changes and differences 71 Reading for pleasure 8 Choices page 52 ™ biography —- Nelson Mandela 72 Grammar Review: Units 9 and 10 Z5Ì ™ real conditionals 53 © unreal conditionals 55 11 Consequences D289 74 Vocabulary | happiness factors 52 Grammar ™ personality and behaviour 54 ™ unreal past conditional 75 © prefixes 56 © should/shouldn't have 77 ™ vocabulary review 56 Vocabulary Speaking ™ crime 74 © giving a talk 57 ™ behaviour on social media 76 writing ™ words with multiple meanings 78 ® taking notes 57 ™ vocabulary review 78 Listening for pleasure Speaking © an interview - eating for free 58 ™ decisions 79 Writing Review: Units 7 and 8 59 ™ apologizing 79 9 Appea ices page 60 12 Influence page 80 Grammar Grammar | comparison 61 © reported speech 81 ™ deduction and speculation 63 ™ reported questions 82 Vocabulary Vocabulary ™ describing physical appearance 60 © advertising 80 ™ describing paintings 62 ™ persuading people 82 © phrasal verbs 64 ™ dependent prepositions 84 ™ vocabulary review 64 ™ vocabulary review 84 Speaking Speaking ™ making complaints 65 ™ agreeing and disagreeing 85 writing Writing ®@ taking part in online discussions 65 ™ advantages and disadvantages essay 85 Listening for pleasure ™ a presentation — scent branding 86 Review: Units 11 and 12 87 Audioscripts page 88 Answer key page 98 Trends 1.1 Are you really my friend? present simple, continuous Cross out the incorrect word or phrase in each sentence. 1 I’ve already / yet / just met him. He seems like a nice and perfect person. 1 Complete the article about social networking with the 2 I’m not looking at any of my emails this week/ at the moment/ all the time. correct form of the verbs in brackets: present simple, present continuous or present perfect. 3 We already/ always / usually have a good time when we get together. 4 haven't seen him online for a long time/ lately / at the moment. 5 Ichat on Skype with my friends who are abroad every week / now / all the time. 6 Because of my new job, I’m meeting a lot of new people every time / these days / nowadays. Read about a social networking site and choose the correct options to complete the text. Oo” the last ten years, social networking 1_has grown (grow) from just another internet \WNoyarcrioye Evel <=xel ba) trend to a global obsession. Over four billion people regularly 2 (access) social 1Have you heard / Did you hear of LinkedIn? It is networking sites on mobile devices. Check out these a social networking site for professionals. It was amazing facts that show how social networking launched in 2003 and is now used mainly for 3 (still/change) the way we professional networking. communicate day by day. The number of LinkedIn users 2is increasing / © 23% of Facebook users 4 increases very fast: two new members join the (check) their accounts five times or more every day. website every second, It now 3is having / has over e The number of Twitter users aged 55-64 280 million users, and 40% of then 4 have checked / 5 (increase) more than any check their profile every day. other age group at present. Professionals nowadays Suse / have used the site to ¢ Instagram users ¢ (already/ upload) more than sixteen billion photos. find jobs and business opportunities, and companies search for potential candidates. Users can follow s Google+ 7 (currently/grow) different companies and also see who 6 already at a rate of 33% per year. visited / has already visited their profile page. © YouTube & (have) over one Other features 7 include / are including groups and billion unique visitors per month. It is estimated that over 200 e In the last minute, more than 2,000 people conversations 8 are taking place / have taken place 9 (just/check) in on right now. Foursquare to let their friends know where they are.5 friendship 4a Match questions 1-6 to answers a-f. 1 Do you get on well with your neighbours? Do you have a lot in common with your partner? wn When was the last time you had an argument with your best friend? How often do you meet up with your friends? Qak Do you make new friends easily? How many old classmates do you keep in touch with? Yesterday! But it was about something stupid, and we've already » forgotten about it. Maybe four or five, but just on Facebook. I don’t even know their names! hoa Usually once a week, on Fridays. Yes, I’m very sociable. People think I’m crazy because I talk to everyone on the bus! f Yeah, we like the same music, books and lots of other things. b_ 11))Listen and check. Putthe wordin brackets in the correct place in each sentence.2)) Listen and repeat. 1 Ifell (with my partner once because offootball. (out) geton I get on well with her. My parents helped me when I didn’t have enough money. (out) metup Imetup with my mates anrwn I get well with everybody from work. I’m terrible at getting touch with distant relatives. (in) I met up people from work to celebrate a birthday last week. (with) b Choose the correct options to complete the rule. 6 Complete the opinions on social networking with verbs from the box. These words are linked (pronounced as have help keep make trust one word) because the first word ends with a1 consonant/ vowel sound and the 1 Social networking is great to keep in touch with people who live far second word starts with a? consonant/ away. 2 When [have a problem with my English homework, I can always find someone online to me out.3)) Listen and link the words. The 3 Inever people I meet on social networking sites; it’s too number of links is given in brackets next dangerous. to the sentences. 4 [like joining online groups because you can meet people you 1 Imake an effort to get _in touch with a lot in common with. (3) 5 Social networking is a great opportunity to friends with 2 Ihave alot in common with all my people all over the planet. Record new words and phrases in your vocabulary notebook under 4 Ikeep in touch with old friends. (2) topic headings like Friendship. Use them to write true sentences about your 5 Thad ith h 4 friendships. ad an argument with an assistant. (4) 6 It’sashame you fell out with Alice. Pause the listening and repeat after each sentence. Very well Quite well More practice talk about things that are changing. CO) O O talk about friendships.2 Why spending’s #trending spending Read the text about shopping holidays and choose the best options to complete the text. 1 Match special offers 1-4 to types of shops a-d. la điscounb b shopping € consumer 2 a shopping b offer c shopper "- Half-nrice “ˆˆ 3 a specialoffer 4 a purchases 5 a half-price b b b deal customers purchases c c c item discounts special offers on all frozen meals range 6 a half-price b bargains c¢ consumers items customer 7 a Deals b Items c Shoppers 8 a half-price b bargain c offer 9 a offers b consumers c_ purchases Two for the price of one on all titles with yellow stickers Shopping Holidays People usually travel for different reasons: to relax, to visit historical places or to get a suntan. But more and more people now travel the world looking for Great meal deals a good 1 a ! Here are some top? ___ destinations around the world: for families Hong Kong It’s considered the best place in East See separate menu Asia to make a good 3 ___, but be careful with the shop assistants, who can persuade even the most experienced 4 _ to buy something they don’t really want or need! 4 40% discount Madrid You can find 5 in more than 50,000 shops around town, but don’t miss El Rastro, an enormous street market with lots of amazing ® —. Mexico 7__ from around the on men’s and children’s wear world come here to buy very cheap, but high- quality, hand-made a Bookshop _ c Supermarket _1_ goods. b Clothes shop ___ d Restaurant_ Bangkok The secret of its huge 2 Match the words in bold in exercise 1 to the definitions. outdoor markets is to bargain 1 products items with the 2 areduction in the price sellers. Never 3 you pay for one item and accept the first | receive two of the same price and you can even get a 4 aperson who buys product8 1 products or services 5 you pay 50% of the original price One last tip: Just make sure you have 6 special negotiations in room for all your ?___ certain conditions in your luggage! 6| Orn oxford 3000™ HÃI 1+2 1.5 Read this leaflet about compulsive buying. Find and state verbs correct four more mistakes related to state verbs. 4 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs Are you a” in the box.

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