y nnova#iol teacher’s resource book a course in natural English Hugh Dellar and Andrew Walkley with Darryl Hocking Richard Moore THES PAIS SAi EJEMPLAR DE CORTESIA THOMSON “————>*“—— HEINLE United Kingdom » United States * Australia * Canada * Mexico * Singapore * Spain THOMSON ————+————— -- HEINLE Innovations Intermediate Teacher’s Resource Book Richard Moore Publisher: Christopher Wenger Associate Marketing Manager: Laura Needham Editorial Manager: Howard Middle/HM ELT Services Compositor: Process ELT (www.com) Director of Development, ESL/ELT: Anita Raducanu Production Management: Process ELT Director of Marketing, ESL/ELT: Amy Mabley Copyeditor: Process ELT International Marketing Manager: Eric Bredenberg Cover/Text Designer: Studio Image and Photographic Art Developmental Editor: Paul Macintyre (www. Production Editor: Sally Cogliano Printer: Seng Lee Press Sr. Print Buyer: Mary Beth Hennebury Copyright © 2004 by Heinle, a part of the Thomson Corporation. Heinle, Thomson, and the Thomson logo are trademarks used For permission to use material from this text or herein under license.
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12345 6 0807 06 05 04 For more information contact Thomson Learning, High Holborn House, 50/51 Bedford Row, London WCIR 4LR United Kingdom or Heinle, 25 Thomson Place, Boston, Massachusetts 02210 USA. “You can visit our Web site at http://www.com =~ _ Contents = Photocopiable Activity Time Objective Language wake Unit i 1A Crossword Pair work 10-15 To revise expressions and Expressions for getting to know Getting to collocations from someone; Collocations with do, get ra know you 6 1 Getting to know you give, etc. Past simple and past continuous ie 1B What's the Group work | I5 - 20 To practise suggesting the Expressions to make suggestions secret? best ways to do things Unit 2 2A What've you Whole class | 10 - 15 To practise the present Present perfect continuous; Free time II been up to? perfect continuous Collocations with do, go and play ii 2B What are you Group work | 15 - 20 To discuss interests Expressions to talk about interests; into? Present perfect and past simple ~ Unit 3 3A The perfect - Pair work 15 - 20 To practise the present Present perfect Holidays 15 choice perfect 3B Holidays Pair to group| 20 - 30 To make suggestions and Holiday vocabulary; Expressions work discuss holiday plans for discussing holiday plans Unit 4 4A | don’t really feel] Group work | 10 - !5 To revise collocations and Adjective collocations; = Feelings 20 like it fixed expressions from Expressions to turn down 4 Feelings invitations : 4B Explain your Pair work I5-20 To practise using Different adjective forms feelings collocations to express = opinions and feelings = Unit § 5A Things we have | Whole class | 10 - l5 To practise reacting to I have to, 1 don’t have to; số Work 24 to do things people say they have Collocations with go, get, do, deal, to do/don’t have to do work and take 5B That's the right | Pair to group| 20 - 30 To discuss jobs Expressions to describe jobs; XS job work, Expressions for giving opinions 4 Unit 6 6A Time is money Group work | l0 - I5 To practise using time and Expressions with time and 5 Shopping 28 money expressions money = 6B What's your Pair work 20 - 30 To revise expressions with Expressions with thing thing? thing from 6 Shopping ~ Unit 7 7A Soften it up Pair work 10-15 To practise softening Expressions for making Complaints 32 complaints complaints; Adjective and adverb collocations ie 7B You had to have } Group work | 20 - 30 To practise talking about Expressions with had to ¬ been there obligation P9 Unit 8 8A You're always Whole class | 10-15 To practise making Complaining with always and es House complaining complaints never andhome 36 — 8B What an Pair to group| 20 - 30 To discuss advantages and Housing vocabulary; li interesting place | work disadvantages of living in Expressions to talk about you've got different places advantages and disadvantages; 2 Expressions with have to ết Unit 9 9A | know it’s hard | Group work | 15 - 20 To practise the present Present perfect; Past. simple Computers 40 to believe perfect and past simple = 9B Computer Group work | 20 - 30 To discuss moral issues Computer vocabulary; problems involving computers Discussion vocabulary i Unit 10 10A Activity Group work | 15 - 20 To practise gerunds and Expressions from Meeting dominoes” infinitives with and without to} 10 Meeting people — people 44 10B Meeting Pair work 20 - 30 To practise making Expressions for making os arrangements arrangements arrangements Photocopiable Activity Time Objective Language Unit EE [TA Crossword Pair work 10-15 To revise expressions and Idiomatic comparisons; Trip Transport collocations from expressions and travel 48 I Transport and travel 11B The best Pair work 20 - 30 To practise comparative and | Comparative and superlative interview superlative structures structures questions Unit 12 12A | should have Group work | 20 - 30 To practise expressing Expressions with should have Food 53 been the one regret : 12BA tasting Group work | 20 - 30 To talk about and describe Expressions describing food experience different foods Unit I3 13A Autocorrect Whole class | 10-15 To revise collocations from.
| Collocations: change money, it’s well Sightseeing 58 13 Sightseeing worth it, etc. 13B Any plans for Group work | 20 - 30 To practise talking about Expressions for talking about plans. today? plans and making decisions and making decisions; Sightseeing vocabulary Unit 4 14A Sorry! Group work | I5 - 20 To practise using Expressions with sorry Studying 64 ° expressions with sorry 14B You're the Group work | 20 - 30 To discuss predictions Asking opinions; Short answers expert Unit 15 I5A Actions and Pair work 10-15 To practise the first lll give you a-hand if you want, If Sport 69 results conditional | see him, [’ll tell him, etc. ISB | didn’t know Group work | 20 - 30 ‘To revise sport vocabulary Sport vocabulary; Expressions that was an for agreeing/disagreeing: Olympic sport Unit 16 16A: Business Group work | 20 - 30 To revise collocations from Collocations with market, Business 73 matters 16 Business money, business and product 16B That’s not likely | Group work | 20 - 30 To discuss opinions using Second conditional; Should to happen 3 should and the second conditional nit IZ I7A Friends Pair work 10-15 To revise expressions with Expressions with friend Friends friend and family, 79 i : i 5 i : 17B How it used to} Pair work 20 - 30 To talk about memories and | Expressions with used to be past habits with used to Unit 18 18A Oh, come on! Whole class | 10-15 ‘To respond to Expressions for disagreeing Nationalities, over-generalisations festivals and : languages 83 18B Festivals Whole class | 20 - 30 To revise vocabulary from Expressions to describe festivals 18 Nationalities, festivals and languages Unit 19 19A | would’ve won| Group work | 15 - 20 To practise the third Third conditional Law ; if it hadn’t been conditional and order 88 for you! 19B Crimes and Pair to group] 20 - 30 To revise crime and Crime and punishment punishments work punishment vocabulary vocabulary from 19 Law and order Unit 20 20A A piece of Whole class | 10 - [5 To practise describing a Medical problems; Expressions Health 92 advice problem and giving advice with should 208 It’s good for Group work | 20 - 30 To discuss health-related Expressions to describe health your health problems Introduction Innovations, first published in 2000, was created to expression boxes.
However, it’s a good idea to add to this provide intermediate to upper-intermediate students when appropriate. Write phrases and collocations on the with interesting models of natural spoken English to board and practise the pronunciation/sentence stress motivate them beyond the intermediate plateau. before starting the activity. Innovations is based on a language-rich, lexical/ While students are doing the activity, go round and grammatical syllabus that starts with the kinds of natural conversations that learners want to have.
Innovations monitor their performancYoue. can note down intermediate Teacher's Resource Book has been designed to examples of errors and gaps in their vocabulary. It’s also closely support the material in the Coursebook. nice to note down:a few examples of phrases and The photocopiable activities build on and recycle key collocations that your students have successfully language from the Coursebook, while at the same time produced.
You can then use these notes for a short feedback session after the activity. Write examples of provide ways to help students develop oral fluency: appropriate language on the board and have students Additionally, these activities allow the teacher to vary record them in their notebooks. the pace and mood of the class and, hopefully, bring some fun and humour into the lesson. When to use the activities Organisation There are a several options for when to use these Innovations intermediate Teachers Resourcé Book contains activities.
If the activity is controlled, it can be used as an twenty units, one for each unit of the Coursebook. immediate follow-up to a particular section from the There are two photocopiable activities in every unit. For example, you can do 7A Soften it up The first activity (IA Crossword, 6A Time is money, etc.) is after you have done 4 Softening complaints on page more.controlled and is uséful for providing further 49. Freer activities (! 1B The best interview questions, 1 4B practice for key lexical and grammatical items from the You're the expert, etc.) can be used as a wrap-up at the Coursebook.
Typical activities include information gaps, end of the unit. They could also be used as review in the card games, and short, controlled mini-conversations. next class session, or even a couple of days later when The second activity (3B Holidays, 5B That's the right job, the class is working through the next unit of the etc.) is freer and provides students with a basis to Coursebook. You may select useful activities from extend their practice of language related to the theme previous units and repeat them with the class when time of the corresponding Coursebook unit.
Typical activities allows. Repeating activities is an excellent way of include role-plays, interviews, and discussions. recycling language at later stages. Each activity consists of Teaching notes and photocopiable Activity sheet(s).
Teaching notes contain Activity types and class dynamics information about the activity type, time, objective, There are activity types for different group dynamics, language and preparation required for it. Under procedure, including pair work, small group, and whole class - there are step-by-step guidelines for setting up the activities. Some activities involve the whole class moving activity and using it with a class.An answer key is given around, talking to different people (/0B Meeting when necessary. arrangements, | 3A Autocorrect, etc.), while others require students to sit around a table or on the floor playing a There is also a suggested follow-up activity, which can be game (4A | don’t really feel like it, 7B You had to have been given to the class as a whole, or to individual pairs or there, etc.
Depending on the make-up of your class and groups if they finish ahead of time.