be 110P20 1c o1: 192) SRI SUI LEARNING ** Learning OUTCOMES INTERMEDIATE _ HT ANDREW WALKLEY = = Sag a = — Ca E=: IN THIS UNIT YOU LEARN HOW TO: FIRST CLASS say more about yourself and other people ask and answer common questions ask follow-up questions and maintain conversations describe how well you use different languages pay more attention to the language in texts + teil better stories page 6 FEELINGS talk about how you feel — and why respond to good and bad news talk about your life now explain why you can't — or don't want to— do things page 14 VIDEO 4: Kenya comes to Central Park page 22 REVIEW 1: page 23 WRITING 1: Keeping in touch page 150 TIME OFF describe places and explain where they are give and respond to suggestions discuss future plans talk about the weather recognise and reuse useful chunks of language ! ask and talk about holiday experiences : page 24 talk about free-time activities describe how often you do (or did) things explain how good you are at things talk about injuries and sports problems ask about tastes page 32 REVIEW 2: page 41 WRITING 2: Short emails page 152 talk about jobs and what they involve + comment on people’s experiences. discuss rules and freedoms at work talk about getting used to changes say longet chunks better talk about phones and phone companies compare products + describe what people are wearing discuss shopping habits describe souvenirs and presents negotiate a good price page 50 VIDEO 3; Wheelin’ and dealin’ antiques page 58 REVIEW 3: page 59 WRITING 3: Stories page 154 + describe courses, schools, teachers and students show you believe or sympathise with what people tell you talk about different education systems talk about possible future plans or situations discuss different aspects of education + form and say different words from the same root page 60 EATING describe different dishes and ways of cooking food explain what is on a menu discuss experiences of foreign food make generalisations describe restaurants page 68 VIDEO 4: The business of cranberries page 76 REVIEW 4: page 77 WRITING 4: Making requests page 156 2 TYING VOCABULARY READING Peteshi DEVELOPING CONVERSATIONS + Auxiliary verbs + Talking about people + The Google + Meeting for the first + Asking follow-up questions + Narrative tenses Talking about translators in human time languages form + Stories connected to speaking a foreign language + Linking verbs Feelings + ftonly takes Juan Talking about + Response expressions + Present simple and Understanding Mann to change the feelings present continuous vocabulary: -ed /-ing world! + Juan Mann adjectives + Bumping into an old school friend + Future plans Places of interest + Things to see and do + Visiting Krakow + Giving and responding to + Present perfect Weather in Krakow + Holiday plans suggestions simple Understanding + ts disaster tourism vocabulary: Useful ‘such a total disaster? chunks in texts + Habit and frequency Free-time activities + The playlist of your Free-time activities + Are you any good? + Present perfect Injuries and problems life + Hidden talent + Talking about tastes continuous and past Describing music simple for duration + Must and can't for Jobs + Terrible jobs nota + Talking about work + Doing what? commenting = Bescilbing jobs thing of the past + Rules at work + Talking about rules Work rules and laws Understanding vocabulary: Be used to and get used to + Comparisons Smartphones + Shop til you drop! + Ina phone shop + Avoiding repetition + Noun phrases Clothes and + Talking about gifts + Negotiating prices accessories Describing souvenirs and presents + Future time clauses Describing courses + What works in + Talking abouta + Ican imagine, | bet, etc. + Zero and first Education education course conditionals Understanding + Talking about vocabulary: Forming education words + Generalisations and Describing food + Food for thought + In Peruvian + Describing dishes tend to Restaurants restaurant + Second conditionals + Talking about restaurants Contents 3 ny UNIT YOU LEARN HOW TO: HOUSES describe flats, houses and areas explain how big places are discuss social and economic changes compare the past and now ask about house rules talk about exhibitions, films and the theatre explain exactly where places are discuss nights out use idioms connected to different parts of the body describe different kinds of events talk about plans that failed to happen and explain why VIDEO 5: One woman's choice page 94 REVIEW 5: page 95 WRITING 5: Formal emails page 158 tell and participate in telling stories describe animals show emotions through intonation talk about challenges and achievements discuss natural resources and the economy describe character talk about your friends and family explain how people you know are similar talk about memories express regrets talk about relationships VIDEO 6: Greatest journey page 112 REVIEW 6: page 113 WRITING 6: Reports page 160 talk about journeys explain travel problems discuss immigration reflect on past events use extreme adjectives to make descriptions more interesting page 114 + talk about problems and whose fault they are TECHNOLOGY talk about computers. explain and sort out problems describe games discuss issues around computer gaming talk about apps and gadgets page 122 talk about injuries and illness with a doctor discuss health myths and facts talk about causes and results tell stories about accidents.
report what people said talk about types and sources of news. comment on the news use reporting verbs to report news describe famous people and events discuss issues around fame VIDEO 8: Bee therapy page 148 REVIEW 8:page 149 WRITING 8: Reviews page 164 4 CoS VOCABULARY READING LISTENING DEVELOPING CONVERSATIONS + Present peifect + Describing homes + Waiting for the + Anew apartment + Explaining how big a place is simple and present + Social issues bubble to burst + Room to rent in Berlin + Asking about rules perfect continuous + Describing areas + Comparing now and the past + Quantifiers Exhibitions, films and + Big night out Going to the cinema + Explaining where places are + The future in the past theatre What did you do last Idioms night? + Understanding vocabulary: Describing events + Past ability/ + Movements and + The strange story of + Animal stories + Helping people to tell stories obligation sounds Maurice Wilson + Maurice Wilson + Passives Challenges and + Natural resources + The resource curse achievements fact file Describing character to fit into Talking the role of granny + Talking + Third conditionals + Ways of travelling + The long journey toa + Talking about + How come? + Should have and travel problems new life journeys + Blaming people Phrasal verbs + Holiday problems Understanding vocabulary: Extreme adjectives ‘Computers IT help desk Describing games The gaming industry ‘Apps and gadgets Totally great or totally rubbish? + Adverbs Injuries and illness + Fact or myth? At the hospital Short questions with any Reported speech + Understanding Accident on holiday vocabulary: Word endings and word class + Accidents and health problems News + Talking about news + Introducing and commenting Explaining who stories on news people are + Talking about famous : people Contents 5 IN THIS UNIT YOU LEARN HOW TO: + say more about yourself and other people * ask and answer common questions + ask follow-up questions and maintain conversations + describe how well you use different languages + pay more attention to th language in texts + tell better stories SPEAKING 1 Workin pairs. Discuss the questions. + Look at the photo of a language ass.
What do you think is happening? + Where do you think it was taken? + What do you think they're earning? + Would you like to have a class like this? Why? Why not? 2 Work with a new partner. Discuss the questions. + Why are you learning English? « What English classes have you done before? Do you know anyone in this class? Are you still friends with people from previous classes? Tell your partner as much as you can about each person. Unit 1 First class 7 Mi _NICE TO MEET YOU LISTENING VOCABULARY Talking about people 1 [REI Listen to two conversations in which people 4 Check you understand the words in bold in meet for the first time.
Answer the questions for the sentences below. Then decide which two each conversation. words / phrases in the box could replace each 1 Where do they meet? word / phrase in bold so you are talking about 2 Why are they there? the same subject. The first one is done for you.
[EH Work in pairs. Try to answer the questions Portugese Japan an only child sport below. Then listen again and check your acivilservant married reading a translator Economics Medicine answers. Germany an office Arabic a twin separated @ warehouse Conversation 1 1 How is Alfie feeling? Why? 1 My friend Marcin is from Poland.
Japan, Germany 2 Is Holly a new student? 2 My husband's a software engineer. 3 When did Alfie start studying French? 3. My brother works in a university. 4 What does he think his strengths and weaknesses 4 My mum speaks good French and a bit of Russian.
are? 5 My sister's doing a degree in Law at the moment. 5 According to Holly, where is French an official 6 My parents are really into travelling. language? 7 My friend Imke is the youngest of six kids. Conversation 2 8 My aunt Maria is single.
6 How did Noah feel about the talk he attended? Think of one more word or phrase that could 7 Where is Noah from - and where is he living now? replace each word / phrase in bold. 8 When did Noah move to his current home? Work in groups. Use language from Exercises 4 9 Has Giuliana visited the city Noah is living in? and 5 to say five true things about people you 10 What does Noah do for a living? know, 3 With your partner, take turns to tell each other as much as you can about the last new person you met. GRAMMAR DEVELOPING CONVERSATIONS EeeSE EE Auxiliary verbs Asking follow-up questions When we make questions and negatives, we use different After someone answers a question we have asked, we auxiliary verbs.
There are only three: be, do and have. often ask a second related question. This helps us to find | don’t know. (present simple) out more details and to keep the conversation going.
How’s it going? (present continuous), A: So have you studied here before? Have you been there? (present perfect simple) B: Yeah, last term. A: Oh really? OK. And did you enjoy it? 7 Look at these questions from the conversations. B: Yeah, it was amazing.
Then work in pairs and answer the questions below. 12 Match the questions (1-6) with the pairs of a Do you know it? possible follow-up questions (a-f). Did you enjoy it? What are you studying? N ~ ¬maoaoơ Have you studied here before? Have you studied here before? b0 What do you do when you're not studying? Where are you based? Do you have any brothers or sisters? What are you doing there? Are you working? What did you do at the weekend? 0 How long have you been learning French? What do you do? @ 1 Which auxiliary goes with the infinitive (without to)? Whose class were you in? / Where did you learn your » 2 Which two auxiliaries go with the past participle English? (often an -ed form) of the verb? What year are you in? / What does that involve? 3 Which auxiliary goes with the -ing form of the verb? Older or younger? / What do they do? ao Check your ideas on page 1 nd do E: TÊN Where do you work? / Do you enjoy it? How often do you do that?