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eR HE a p140 p149 p160 PREMIUM | Coursebook contents | Unit Unit title : Vocabulary eT Tuels ; Reading - Home comforts p7 Weather The home Present tenses Countable/ Yurt sweet yurt Uncountable nouns -_ Rplace buthe p15 Outdoor activities Quantifiers: much, many, some, any, a Welcome to Cornwall's adventure playground fewalot Articles *multiple matching PET Part 2 Heaven and hell sea Family and p23 Personality — Friends and Adverbs of frequency Past simple The British are playing happy ‘framilies’ “true/false family and used to PET Part3 The myth of the lonely only *multiple friends choice PET Part 4 Right forthe p31 Jobs Work Question forms Present perfect for About The Apprentice *multiple choice PET Part 4 experience job Cty life p39 Numerical expressions Comparison Qualifiers and Dubai short texts The fastest growing city on Directions and landmarks intensifiers: much, a bit, quite earth *true/false PET Part 3 City places Progress Check 1 D9 To the ends of p51 Prepositions of time: in, at, Present perfect with just, yet and Explore Antarctica “true/false PET Part 3 on Travel The natural already _—_ Future forms: present simple the earth world and continuous; will and going to Play the game p59 Sports: verbs with do, play, Present perfect with for and since Olympic gold? *true/false PET Part3 Health go Collocations Exercise Real conditionals clubs *multiple matching PET Part2 Dee and health triumphs at sea *multiple choice gap-fill PET Part 5 Imagine p67 The arts Word families Contrast linkers: although, while, but, Famous dreams Adverbs of time however, despite, in spite of Narrative tenses Past perfect Going green p75 The environment Modals of obligation and prohibition Going green Defining relative clauses Celebrity p83 Clothes and accessories Unreal conditionals Big brother is watching me “true/false PET Part 3 Adjective word order culture Multi-part verbs — Personal appearance Progress Check 2 ae Pieces of me p95 Hobbies/Leisure Music -ing/infinitive | Non-defining relative First impressions *multiple choice PET Part 4 Film clauses A new way to pass time on the train A very British Hollywood star “multiple choice gap-fill PET Part 5 What money p103 Compound nouns Modals of deduction Verbs with two They have ways of making you spend *true/false Computers objects PET Part3 Favourite things “multiple matching can buy PET Part 2 A special p111 Special events Performing -ed/-ing adjectives | Reason and result Arts festival programme *multiple matching PET arts markers Part2 Meera Syal *multiple choice PET Part 4 event Recipe for p119 Food Cooking Taste The passive Too/Enough Staying with a British family — Happy birthday and flavours ketchup *true/false PET Part 3 Instructions on success food packets *multiple choice PET Part 1 Communication p127 The phone Countries/ Reported speech _ Reporting verbs Britain is at the bottom of the class in foreign Nationalities languages *multiple choice PET Part4 Text addiction *multiple choice gap-fill PET Part 5 Progress Check 3 He Seess) RD -xam information 4-6 | Selected audioscripts pages 139-151 Grammar reference pages 152-161 KP PET = Cambridge Preliminary English Test. GESE = Trinity Graded Examinations in Spoken English ISE = Trinity Integrated Skills in English | PREMIUM | Coursebook contents ; Speaking Listening : Learning tip Cultural quiz — discussion My favourite place — extended Living in Britain *multiple choice PET A blog “giving personal information, Keeping a diary/ speaking Gated communities — discussion “expressing Part1 Marlberry village *gap-fill PET checking for errors PET Part 3/ISE blog opinions Part 3 Describing a picture “describing position Describing a Unusual beach destinations *multiple A postcard *describing a place PET Building your region — extended speaking Interviews about holidays choice PET Part 2 Part 3/ISE vocabulary Talking about friends and family — extended speaking Friends’ reunion “true/false PET Part 4 Describing friends “organising Using a dictionary Deciding on a present — collaborative task “deciding paragraphs, checking for errors together — Friends Reunited — discussion Asking for/Giving names and spelling “giving personal Interview questions and answers A job application “organising a letter, Recording information My ideal job — extended speaking Choosing *multiple choice PET Part 2 formal language ISE vocabulary a calendar design — collaborative task *agreeing and disagreeing Describing a town or city *recommending Deciding ona Getting around New York *gap-fill PET An informal letter *informal language, Writing to a city break — collaborative task Part 3 punctuation PET Part 3/ISE Sentence penfriend transformation PET Part 1 The most exciting place | have visited — extended speaking Wildlife tourism A formal letter “checking for errors, Planning a trip — collaborative task *talking about plans organising paragraphs ISE Talking about sports — discussion “likes and dislikes | Health Olympic wives *true/false PET Part 4 An invitation *an email PET Part 2/ISE Using a dictionary clubs — discussion “expressing opinions Motivating yourself Sentence transformation PET Part 1 Talking about favourite books — extended speaking Dreams and their meaning *multiple A story *narrative tenses and time Reading stories in Building a narrative “discussing possibilities choice PET Part2 How to write a expressions, awareness of examiner's English horror best seller *gap-fill PET criteria PET Part 3/ISE Part3 The Painting of Anningley Hall *true/false PET Part 4 Environmental topics — extended speaking *making Carbon footprint — Recycling A report “headings and paragraphs, Using a suggestions *multiple choice PET Part 1 linkers ISE. Sentence transformation monolingual PET Part 1 dictionary Describing personal appearance “complimenting Clothes and going out *multiple choice A short story “organising paragraphs, A celebrity | admire — extended speaking PET Part1 0 size models *multiple using time markers PET Part 3/ISE choice PET Part 2 Describing your favourite things — extended speaking MySpace *true/false PET Part 4 An article ISE Talking about hobbies and interests — discussion Describing an advert — discussion Making requests Online shopping *gap-fill PET Part 3 A complaint *formal language ISE Describing your favourite object — extended speaking Describing a special occasion — extended speaking Different festivals Party icebreakers An email “offers and suggestions PET Inviting and accepting/refusing Teacher-less task *gap-fill PET Part 3 Part2 Description of an event “use *Managing’ a conversation of adjestives PET3/ISE Describing national dishes — extended speaking Fast and slow food *true/false PET A restaurant review “planning your Part 4 writing, restaurant language ISE Different means of communication — discussion “expressing Call centres Email etiquette A story about a misunderstanding Revising irritation, speaking on the phone _ Describing a picture *multiple choice PET Part 3 *planning and checking your writing PET What | couldn't live without — collaborative task Part3/ISE ER 2 <295ã25518NNH BE): 008460021.0S0MMGISIRR/BREASG1289/000đG6BU8NRAđG7 Writing reference pages 162-171 | Communication Activities pages 172-175 mm 4 Home comfort Premium | alien Preview eHOM feviser = p4 ¡ 1.1 Ask students to add any additional words they have used to Vocabulary: housing; weather; the home describe the houses to the Exam Reviser. The Exam Reviser is Grammar: present tenses; countable/uncountable nouns.
intended to be used in a variety of ways: Reading: prediction; reading for specific information; short ¢ to build students’ vocabulary, offering an extension to answers (SfL); guessing meaning from context vocabulary covered in the unit Listening: listening for specific information; multiple choice (PET * asa personalised vocabulary notebook where students can Part 1); gap-fill (PET Part 3); listening to identify opinions note down words from the unit plus any they themselves have Speaking: describing a picture (PET Part 3); extended speaking provided (Trinity ISE/GESE; SfL); expressing opinions * asaresource for class activities — to help with vocabulary for a speaking or writing activity Pronunciation: sentence stress * asa review activity, either between classes or in a regular slot at Writing: a blog (PET Part 3; ISE letter; SfL letter); checking and the beginning or end of a class correcting your work * asa resource for early finishers who could use the Exam Reviser Additional materials: an example of a blog — online or a printed to review vocabulary from earlier lessons copy * asa record of what has been studied which students can refer to when preparing for an exam. Introduction | page 7 Optional extra 5-10 minutes Ask students to write two paragraphs describing the inside Cultural information and outside of their houses. They should use the vocabulary ‘Home comforts’ refers to those things you have at home that in the Exam Reviser to help them. make you feel comfortable and relaxed, suchas home-cooked food, a comfortable bed, etc.
& Ask students to imagine that they have been invited to dinner in the British house pictured. Check that they understand key vocabulary: greet, guest, host. Ask students to look at the title of the unit and explain the meaning to them. What home comforts do they miss when Elicit a few sentence starters and write them on the board, they are away from home? +#/ eg, think you should .; It’s a good idea to .; It is rude to .; You don't need to.
Œ Ask students to look at the photos and discuss which pairs — match. Elicit answers and ask students to give reasons for their Put students into small groups and ask them to discuss the choices, e. | think Picture c goes with Picturef because both the questions. inside and outside are very colourful.
See what vocabulary you Discuss as a class and give students any useful information can elicit as they do this, e. modern, traditional, light, colourful, from the textbox below. ) > premium plus > 04 &o " aande;candf Cultural information If you are invited to a British home for dinner, you should generally Cultural information attive ten minutes late or exactly on time but never early. Pictures a and e show the exterior and interior of a Qwiss chalet, Itisn’t usual to kiss your hosts when you arrive unless you know This is a wooden house built ina mountain area, It usually has them well.
Kissingis more usual among the younger generations. a roof with very steep sides to prevent snow from settling too With older people a handshake may be ee But is heavily. Pictures ¢ and f show the interior and exterior of a house considered quite formal these days. j in Cuba, Cuba has a wapical climate and the houses are usually very colourful.
There are shutters to keep out the heat of the day. You should probably bring a small gift such as flowers or something to drink. Picture b is the interior ofa Japanese house. Rather chan using beds, the Japanese traditionally roll out mats to sleep on at night, [Lisie ponte polite | to offer to help, but your offer will probably be refused.
nlyVENUS DE EC putting them away in the morning. Picture d is the exterior ofa typical British house. Most larger houses will usually have a front and back garden as gardening is an important British hobby. (4 Either (if you have a monolingual group) Put students into groups and ask them to draw up a list of dos and don'ts for a guest in their country.
Remind them to use the (2 Direct students to the words in the Exam Reviser. Use the sentence stems from Exercise 3. pictures to check their understanding.