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Upper-lntermediate

Teacher's Book

- i:ry Gude and Jayne Wildman

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Let's revise Units 5 and 6 key

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Let's revisе Units 7 and 8 key

Let's revise Units 9 and 10 kеy

Photoсopia blе aсtivities

Photoсopia bIe aсtivities Teaсher's notеs

Workbook answеr kеy

l,,|аtriх IJ pper-l ntermеd iаtе prеpаrеs seсonda ry sсhooI

for thеir sсhoo|-lеaving еxаminations lt is a flexiblе

whiсh саn bе сomplеtеd in onе sсhool уеar by groups

ng on еither a regular programmе of З_4 hours of

pеr wееk or an еxtеnded progrаmmе of 5_6 hours

Mv Mаtriхlhеrе are ten thеmе-rе|atеd units A typiсaI

in thе studеnt's book сonsists of thе fol|owing:

fuhurе foсus or Rеading fоr plеasurе

rеvisе pages fеature аftеr еvery sесond unit

is a Grammar referеnсe on pаgеs 1з4_140 This is

throughout to thе rеlеvant units

lUordlist is on pages 142_151.lt сontains voсabu|ary

in the units Еaсh word appеars with its phonetiс

iption, its сIassifiсation as a part оf spеeсh and a full

lition supported' if neсеssary, by an еxamp|е of thе word in

lt аIso givеs dеtаils of p|urals, сomparаtivеs and oppositеs

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rеvises, praсtisеs and еxtеnds from thе Student's Book:

rdl.lе voсabulаry and Ianguagе foсus of еaсh unil

Studеnt,s Book сontents Iist

t]lеr,s tо аll еxеrсisеs in thе Studеnt's Book

]xrапsсripts оf all rесordings

Course Теsts

Тherе аre ten Neyy Mаtriх Сoursе Теsts, and two Progrеss Теsts

- onе aftеr Unit 5, and thе othеr aftеr Unit 10

Rationale

Nеul Маtriх а||ows studеnts to dеvеlop thеir skil|s and

|anguagе both for еxams and for use in |ifе

Language prеsеntation аnd praсtiсе еxplorе сommonlусonfusеd struсturеs and tensеs Тhе сontrasting of probIеmarеаs allows studеnts to rеflесt on thеir understanding ofЕng|ish and to sее it fа|I into p|aсе

Тhе units arе thеmе-rеIatеd аnd within еaсh sесtion thе topiс

is |ooked at from a diffеrеnt ang|e Тhis variеty еnsurеs thаta|l studеnts wiII bе ablе to find аn aspесt of the topiс whiсh isеngaging аnd motivating

Flexibility

New Matriх has bееn struсturеd to еnsure it works еqua||ywе|| for mixеd-abiIity groups taking extеndеd |anguаgеprogrammеs (5_6 hours a wееk) ,or rеgulаr programmеs(3_4 hours) Teaсhеrs сan tailor thе сoursе to thеirstudеnts' nееds:

Let's praсtise grammar' Lеt's praсtise skills, Lеt's revisеand Word foсus саn bе sеt for homеwork (rеgularprogrammе) or usеd in сlаss (еxtеndеd programmе) lnmixed-abiIitу groups' thеsе еxerсisеs сan bе donе in thеIesson bу fast finishers

CuIture foсus сan bе usеd as a basis for projесts (еxtendedprogramme)

Reading for pIeasure сan bе usеd in с|ass or at homе

optional асtivities in thе Tеасhеr's Book сan bе usеd forfast finishеrs оr to provide extra praсtiсе

Тhе сIаssroom mаnagеment suggеstions for individua|' pairand group work bring variеtу to thе lеssons, whiсh wilIеnсourage motivаtion and соnсentration and wil| саter for arangе of |еarning sty|еs

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Тime to tаlk!, Soundbitеs, Quiсk fillers and optional

aсtivities arе floating'aсtivities, whiсh сan be used at any

point to сhаnge thе pасе and foсus of thе |еsson or to

providе a bridgе bеtwеen асtivitiеs

Nеw Mаtriх providеs a rаngе of follow-up аnd revision

aсtivitiеs in the Studеnt's аnd Теaсher's Books whiсh help

studеnts to rеmembеr and aсtivаtе whаt they hаvе |еаrned

lt is important that studеnts takе аn aсtivе part in suсh

асtivitiеs if thеy arе to benefit from the proсess of rесyс|ing

аnd сonsolidation

Еxam tasks and training

New Маtriх devе|ops thе four main skills within an еxam

сonteхt Exam training boxes featurе throughout thе

Studеnt's Book' offеring studеnts аdviсe on how to approaсh

partiсu|аr еxаm tаsks Тhе Exam trаining boxеs arе always

dirесt|y Iinkеd to a task students аre about to do thеmse|ves

Тhе praсtiсaI adviсе helps students dеvе|op both study skills

and examination tесhniques Тhе boxеs offеr аdviсе on the

following:

Reading

Тruе / fa|sе questions, skim reading, sсаnning,

mu|tiplе-сhoiсе quеstions, matсhing information, mаtсhing headings

Listening

Тruе / faIse questions, identifying statеments, notе-taking,

mu |tiplе matсhing, сomp|еting sentenсеs, ordering

informаtion

Writing

Presenting data, avoiding repеtition, making writing morе

intеresting, timing writing, writing for а spесifiс аudiеnсe,

inсluding а|| the nесessary informаtion, looking at both sidеs

of аn argumеnt, writing effeсtive|y by p|аnning wе||,

сhoosing kеy i nformation

Speаking

Ro|e p|аys, giving а prеsentation, using filIers

Reading

|n New Mаtriх, studеnts rеаd a vаriety of texts inс|uding

artiсlеs of gеneral and sсiеntifiс intеrеst, rеports, literary

еXtraсts, аnd short storiеs Students develop rеading skil|s

suсh аs skim reading, sсanning, and antiсipating сontent, so

thаt thеy hand|e diffеrеnt typеs of reading tеxts сonfidently

Тhе Reading seсtion сovеrs а|| thе exam reading task types:

insеrting missing sеntеnсeS, mu|tiple сhoiсе аnd truе / fа|se

questions, and mаtсhing information.

VoсabuIary work

Еaсh Reading sесtion сontains еxtensivе voсabulary work

bаsed on thе rеading tеxt input Еxеrсises foсus on the

meanings and usage of adjесtivеs, adverbs, nouns,

сolloсations, prеpositions and phrasal vеrbs Further prасtiсе is

offerеd by thе rеlevant еxеrсisеs in thе Word foсus seсtions

Nеw Mаtriхvoсabu|arу exеrсisеs arе designеd to be usеdimmediate|y after reading the main tеxt By using the wordsstraight аway in сontexts that support the mеаning, students'know|edgе of thе new itеm is rеinforсеd Without dе|ay To helpstudents rеtain voсаbulary, teaсhеrs should enсourаge them tousе the words in sentenсеs of their own and to rесord thewords in a voсаbulаry notеbook Тeасhеrs саn a|so devise aquiсk voсabulary tеst at thе beginning of the nеxt lesson to seеhow mаny words students have remеmbеred

Speсiаl |eotures

Time to talk!

Тhе idеas in thesе boxеs are a stimu|ating way of enсouragingstudеnts to reaсt to thе tехt by expressing thеir own idеas andopinions, and аrе exсеl|еnt preparаtion for oral exam tasks.Тhе stаtements in thе box are oftеn сontradiсory and studentsare asked whiсh they agreе or disаgrее with and why; thusskil|s suсh as negotiаting, аnd prеsеnting and justifyingopinions arе praсtisеd

Тime to talk! is a floating'асtivity: it саn be usеd at аny point

in thе |еsson whеre an oraI aсivity is appropriatе |t is highlyеffесtivе if done in pairs or smаlI groups аnd thе rеsu|tsсompared with the rest of thе сlass at thе еnd of thе disсussion

Grammar

Тhe Grammar seсtions presеnt and praсtise grаmmаr in с|еаrсontexts Thе struсturеs arе prеsеntеd through eithеr a shortrеading or listеning text in whiсh thе grammar is usednaturа|ly The Grаmmar сheсk boxes allow for induсtiveteaсhing Thеre arе a|so а wide range of еxеrсises from thosеproviding сontro||еd dеduсtivе praсtiсе to thosе whiсhprovide freеr prасtiсe Tеaсhers саn work through thееxеrсisеs as appropriate, depending on thе levе| of thе с|аssand time avai|аblе

Let's aсtivate!

Тhis асtivity is designed to ensurе that studеnts make aсtivеusе of the grammar they hаvе studied in thе preсеdingseсtion Тhe emphasis is on oraI work, аIthough thеrе is alsosсopе for further written prасtiсe

Тhese асtivitiеs аrе for pairs or sma|l groups and сan be done

in the fo||owing lesson as a rеvision ехerсisе

Students listеn to a range of differеnt reсorded texts,inсl ud ing rаd io annou nсеments, ta Iks, te|еphoneсonversations, interviews, and reсordеd mеssаges

Thе tasks praсtisе listеning for both speсifiс and gеneraIinformation, as we|l as a wide range of еxam listening tasks,inс|uding note-taking, mu|tiple-сhoiсe quеstions, matсhing,аnd idеntifying truе/fa|sе statеmеnts Exam training boxesgivе studеnts аdviсe on how to approасh thesе tasks

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J.е еnсouragеd to dеvе|op bеttеr pronunсiation

:sks suсh as idеntifying individuаI sounds, word

flIr''.r.] гпatсhing sounds to spe|Iing

hl feotures

*тc оf thе Listеning and spеaking seсtions in Units 2,

" ] :hеrе is а song with gеnеra| quеstions for studеnts

]-hе words of thе song аrе rеlаtеd to thе themе of

and studеnts arе invitеd to rеасt to thе words and

;Lг оpinion about thеm lt is impоrtant that studеnts

ir* thеу havе to ana|ysе evеry word of thе song to bе

lг iеrstаnd its mеssagе Thе foсus of Soundbitеs is

l mеssagе of thе song and how studеnts reaсt to it,

t]Jllтш аn еxеrсisе in сomprеhension

skills

:sеs in this part of thе unit arе dеsignеd to dеvеlop

:l аnd сonfidеnсе Thе thеmе of thе sесtion is

aпd studеnts are еnсouragеd to dеve|op fluеnсу by

щс in асtivitiеs suсh as dеsсribing photos, ro|е p|ay,

s" prob|еm.solvi ng aсtivitiеs, dеbatеs, si mu |аtions

tгаining boxеs givе studеnts adviсe on

.E somе of thеsе spеаking tasks in еxams

g эfitсtiсe is of partiсulаr importanсе in monoIinguaI

'rш-еrе studеnts havе fеw opportunitiеs to usе thе

:цtsidе thе Iesson onе way of devеloping a сuIturе

аnguаgе usе in |еssons is to usе pair or group work

that, whеnеvеr possibIe, onlу EngIish is spokеn

5г]Uр or pair work the tеaсhеr сan monitor by

"э'nd thе сlаssroom listеning to thе studеnts

hе|p саn bе givеn and gеnеral prob|еms саn bе

r аnd dеa|t with аftеr thе асtivity Tеaсhеrs shouId

щэ thеir students to usе thе voсаbuIаrv in thе

boхеs to еxpand their repеrtoire of useful phrаsеs

feotures

boхеs

hrшц.еs provide ехаmpIеs of usеful phrasеs and

еrprеssions whiсh students сan usе to improvе thеir

a.d сonfidеnсe in Еnglish Studеnts arе frеquеntly

:асk to thеsе boхеs so that thev havе thе

n to praсtisе and aсtivаtе thе lаnguagе

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:i this sесtion is to bUild up studеnts'writing skiIIs

'ттtаl*.е тhеm awarе of differеnt sty|es and registеrs thеy

I]tffiP* to usе Studеnts work with mode|s and build

illl towаrds сompIeting а task bеforе сheсking thеir

sесtion сovеrs a widе variеty of еxam writing task

Speсiаl leotures

steps to bettеr writingТhеsе aсtivitiеs lеad studеnts into thе main writing task bуfoсusing on rеlеvant grаmmar аnd voсabuIary lt is important

to spеnd somе timе studying thе samplе writtеn tеxts so thatstudеnts havе а с|еаr idеa of what thеy arе еxpесtеd toproduсе Тhе writing task сouId bе sеt for homеwork or donе

in сlаss ln somе units thеrе аrе idеas fоr group writing

Studеnts сan Usе thе Сheсking idеas to hе|p them rеаdthrough thеir work with a morе сritiсal еyе

Let,s praсtisе grammar

Тhis seсtion rеvisеs and еxtеnds what studеnts havе Ieаrnеd

in thе Grammar seсtions of thе unit and саn be usеd fоr:

additiona| сIassroom praсtiсе for ехtеndеd programmes homеwork for students studying for fеwer hours a wееk еxеrсisеs for fast finishеrs

Let's practise skills

Тhis seсtion rеvises and еxtеnds what studеnts hаve Iеarned

in thе Rеading, Listеning and speaking and Writing sесtions

of the unit аnd саn bе used for:

additionaI сlаssroom praсtiсe for еxtеndеd programmеs homеwork for studеnts studying for fеwеr hours a wеek еxеrсisеs for fast finishеrs

Word foсus

Тhеsе pagеs providе additional praсtiсе and еxtеnsion work

on voсabu|ary fеaturеd in thе units Тhеsе асtivitiеs саn bеused either in с|ass or sеt as homеwоrk In mixed аbilityс|assеs thеу сan aIso bе done by fast finishеrs

Culture foсus

Тhеse pagеs providе information on an aspесt of Iife in anЕng|ish-spеaking сountry' Тhe informаtion is given in thеform of еithеr onе long or a numbеr of shorter tаsks

Aсtivities give studеnts the opportunity to makе сross-сu|turaIсomparisоns With their own сountrу

Rеading for pleasure

Тhеse pages providе studеnts with the opportunity to rеadtexts of diffеrеnt stylеs аnd genres: еxtraсts from shortstoriеs, novеls, and a poеm Тhe texts сan bе usеd еithеr asoutsidе с|ass rеading or as с|ass aсtivitiеs Thеy arе rесordеdand arе ассompaniеd by ехеrсisеs сhесking studеnts,undеrstanding Тherе arе a|so opportunities for students torеасt to thе tеxt int.heYour rеосfioлs sесtion

Let's revise

Тhеsе seсtions appеar аfter evеry two units Тhеy rеvisеmatеriаI Iearnеd in the previous two units Tеaсhers сan usеthеm as a progrеss сhесk for homеwork' or in сIаss as extrarеvision aсtivitiеs

ПГ'i]:' Jd i n g mеssagеs, | еttеrs, a nd сom positio ns

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l Powеrftlriпtаgеs Nаtura| imаges

Exam training: skim rеading Ехam training: 5саnnin8 V: Тhe naturаI wor|d, Еvo|ution Suffiхes аnd prefixеs R: |l|аtсhin8 heаdlines 4

Present pеrfесt simpIe аnd pаst simplе;

Presеnt perfесt s;mp|e аnd сontinuous;

Present perfесt With when, it', until

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z Nаt.'гаItеact'ъ'Ds Hаppiness

Exаm tlаinin8: |иаtсhing Y: Ехprеssiпgfее|ings Words that go to8еther R: |\4atсhing sUmmariеs 16

3Ahelpingltаtld Тhе nаturаI wodd

Еxam trаining: Truе or fаIsе questions V: Gptivity аnd freеdom

R: Truе orfа|sе questions

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4 }rediа,',аx1tеJs тhе tloublе with w

Еxаm trainiпg: |\4ultip|е сhоiсе quеstions v; ry and rаdio

R: МU|tiplе-сhoiсе qUestions 42

Rе|аtiVе аnd noun с|аuses

5srrссе.ss gtoriеs Out of India

Exam t]aining: Тrue or fа|se quеstions V: tiIm-mаking

R: True or fа|se quеstions

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Nаrrаtivе tenses: Pаst simp|е, pаst сontinuoUs, pаst pеrfed simp|е аnd сontinuous

Past modals Logiса| exрlanations

70 7lk1t.sI'veаllctПe!

Pa8е 8z

Extrеmе spo]ts Exam training: |\4аtсhing hеadingsv: Leisurе aсtivitiеs

Spеed and movement R: |\4аtсhing heаdings 82

Тhе passivе СausaIlve hаvе/gеt

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8 l'r1to с', е 't, k',.D'w,' Night lishts

v: Environmеntа| issuеs Vеrbs With negаtive meаning R: Reаding for spесifiс informаtiоn 94

Wаys of taIking аbout the futurе Exam training: Еxtra words

96

9VlЪdoltlаttd

V: Understanding R: |v]аtсhing desсriptions 108

Тhird сonditionаI Wishes апd rе8rеts

110

[: Good for the brain _ rаdio progrаmme P: si|ent lettеrs

S: Brаinstorming а presеntаtion Giving а presentаtion 112

loDi|'ldedIoуrаrtles Love сonquers aIl

V: Love Uses of mаkе Mаsсulinе аnd feminine nouns R: |\4u|tip|е-сhoiсe questions 120

L: opting out_ persona| еxpеriеnсe ldioms

Pi Vowel sounds Exаm trаining: Ro|е pIаy S: Ro|е pIау' а deсision songi Mеmorу 124

L Photographiс imаgеs _а taIk Yes/nо 5tаtеmеnts Exаm training: Notе takin8 P: Word strеss 5: Ro|е p|ay_ jobs StimuIus-based disсussion _ imаge I

L: Different wor|ds - persona| еxpеrienсе Exam training: 0rdering informаtion Exam training: Тruе or fa|sе questions s: Disсussion

5timuIus-bаsеd disсussion _ g|obаlisation Songi One viion

z0 L: Rеs(uе - rаdio progrаmme EхpressIons

P: Wеаk form words Exam t]aining: |\,,1ultiplе сhoiсe questions Ехam training: Giving а prеsеntаtion S: Problem-solving, Role play Givin8 а short presеntаtion 34

L The powеr of the prеss _ opinions P: Usin8 stress for meаnin8 Exаm t]aining: |\4Uhiplе mаtсhin8 Еxam training: Speаking tо аn audienсе 5: Stimu|us-based disсussion _ the mediа Disсussion

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L Bеаting the steleotуpеs _ interview P: Vowеi sounds ]Exam trаining: ldеntifуing stаtements the 5реаkеl Exam training: Using fil|еrs

S: Usingtil|eв

A short presеntаtion Songz Monеу, monеу, monеу 60

L: Sсienсe fiсtion * interviеw P: Sounds аnd spе|Iing Exam trаining; сompIetin8 sеntenсes 5: Еxpressing fee|ings and opinions 5uggеsting eхpIаnations StimuIus.bаsed disсussion _ spасе ехpIorаtion 72

London Lаndmarks _ phonе оlI Undеrstаnding аnnounсеments Saying whiсh you prеfer Stimulus.bаsed disсussion tourism

Po|es apart! _ сhаt show Homophones Homonyms speсU|аting Prioritising lntеrprеting headIines

Verbs and prеpositions Nеgаtivе prefixes Word building Phrаsа| vеrbs 14

Grammal Prеsеnt perfeсt simpIе аnd pаst simp|е;

Prеsent рerfeсt With ууhеn, iJ, until:

Prеsеnt perfeсt simpte and соntinuous Skills

Rеаding / Listеning / Writing 12

iц: Avoiding rерetition

R: Thе Li|e ot Pi byYаnn Маrtе|| Gnmmal

Gеrund or infinitivе Skills

speаking / Writing / Listening 24

Ехpressing feelings Using adverbs Еxpressing two points of viеw

26 r-щ: Маking your Writin8 more

R: тhе тhi|tу.ninе steps bу John Buсhаn Grammаr

Hаbits Skills Rеаding / Writing / Listening

38

Word building Еnvironmentаl prob|еms Аdjесtivеs with Jess and ,//

Words thаt g0 togеthеr

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r ]пformаI |ette] and notеs

m totlапd

ti-щ: lnс|uding a|l thе neсesяrу

C: Young peop|е and the media Grammа]

Relаtivе and noun сIаusеs Skills

Rеаding / Listening / Writin8 5{)

Vеrbs with different meanings NеW5раpers

Grammal Nаrrаtive tеnsеs: Pаst simplе, pаst сontinUous, past pеrfeсt simpIе аnd сontinuous Advеrb сlаusеs

Skills Spеаking / Listening / Writing 64

a еssaу ацuing for and agаins|

liriпgl Looking at both sides of аn

Rz The Яound Moсhine by RoаId Dаh| Prepositions

The right vеrЬ Words with opposite meаnings 0rder of аdjесivеs 78

G]аmma]

Pаst modа|s Logiсal ехp|аnations Skills

Listening / Writing / Rеading 76

tаiпing: Writing effeсtivе|y

с тh€ вritish and their сав Grammar

Pаssive Сausa|ivе hоvе/get skills

Rеadin8 / Writing / Listеning 90

Words thаt go together Еxpressions with hсve Adjeсives Prеpositions Word building 92

tаiпing; Тhinking аbout your intended

* Fohrеnhеit451 by Rау Brаdbury Homonyms

Thе right Words

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Grammar Ways of tа|king аbout the futurе 5kills

Writing / Rеading 102

а щrsonаI statеmеnt аnd |еttеr

taining: HighIighting informаtion

Grammal Third сonditionаI Wishеs аnd regrets skilЬ

Rеаding / Writing / Listening 116

Word building PhrаЙ| vеrbs With rake Prepositions Words thаt go togеthеr 118

Еаining: Prеsenting dаta

Rz fheСhorgeoI thе LightBigаde

bv AI{red Lord Теnnvюn

Grammar Reрortеd spеeсh skilЬ Lьtеnin8 / Writing

128

ldioms Prepositions Words thаt go togеthеr Ехprеssions with лake

130

See Unit summarу on Contents pages 6.7

Nаturаl imаgеs SB pages4_5

1 Ask studеnts to Iook аt thе piсturеs on pаgеs 4 and 5 Writе

somе prompts on thе boаrd to hе|p studеnts taIk аbout thе

pеoplе in the piсturеs, for еxаmp|е:

job eаrnings

whеrе livе / work?

Iike hоte

Ask thеm to think of adjeсtivеs to dеsсribе thе images thе

pеоp|е Wаnt to show Put studеnts into pаirs tо disсuss thе

quеstion Ask pаirs to sharе thеir idеas with thе сlass.

Reading

ski|| in аnуlаnguage Ask thеm fоr ехamp|еs of оссаsiоns whеn thеy

might skim rеad |dесidiпg whiсh quеstiвns to onswer in аn

eхаm, сhoоsing а bоak, ехрloring а websitе)

Students skim rеаd thе tеXt аnd dесidе whiсh hеаdings arе

bеst Givе thеm а timе |imit, for еxаmp|е, thrее minutеs

Rеmind thеm that thеу do not havе tо undеrstand еvеry

word Studеnts сhесk thеir аnswеrs in oairs Сheсk thе

саmouflаgе /.kаеmэ.flс:3l trousеrs - trousеrs сovеrеd with аpаttеrn of grееn, brown and bIaсk marks, originа|lу worn bysoIdiеrs' but now aIso a fashion itеm

fаКo fur _ faКa fuг сoaiь are moгa populаг аnd fashionаblо in9гitain thаn onoь made of гoal fuг .thiа iь lаг9оl1 iha гоэult ofсafiPaignь b1 animаl Гigh.ts gгOuPs, l.rhо objос.t to ihо кilling ofаnimalь foг theiг ьКins аnd fuг, influonсing publiс oPinion

optionаl aсtivitуAsk studеnts to imagine that thеy have bееn invitеd to afanсy drеss bа|| Тhеy саn сhoosе аnу сostumе thеy Iikе,from anу pеriod in history, and hаvе аn unIimited amount

of monеy to spend Ask them to сhoosе a сostumе anddеsсribе it Whаt kind of imаgе do thеу wаnt to projесt?

Тhis сould еither bе done аs аn orаI aсtivity in с|ass or as aсom оosition for hоmework

Voсabulary

The nаtural шorld

5 Studеnts skim rеаd the text аgain to find thе words initaIiсs TеII thеm to undеr|inе them as they find them Putstudеnts into pаirs Te|| thеm to look at the сonteхt inwhiсh thе words аrе used to he|p thеm with thе mеanings

Pаirs shаrе thеir еxp|аnations with thе сlass

o- dеvеlopеd its own look - еvolvеd in a uniquе wаyсаmouf|аgе _ using nаtura| surroundings to disguisеonеsе|f

сoat _ соvеring оvеr thе skinstand out in thе сrowd - bе diffеrеnt, bе notiсеаbIеаttrасt _ bе plеаsIngu hаndsomе

sеnds out a vеry importаnt mеssаgе - сommuniсаtеsimpoгtаnt information

аrmour _ prоtесtivе с|othingfashion _ с|othing itеms, sty|е

6 Studеnts do the еxеrсisе in pаirs Те|lthеm that in someсаsеs thеу nееd to сhoosе bеtwееn words whiсh arе VerysimiIar in meaning At this |еvеI thеy shouId bе devеlopingthе аbility to make subt|е distinсtions bеtwееn wоrds

Сhесk the аnswеrs with thе сIаss

o-1 vаriеw 2 spесiеs 3 еvоlvе 4 hidе

5 protесt 6 prеу 7 predator 8 attraсt

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3 Studеnts disсuss thе quеstion in pairs or sma|| groups Pairs /

groups sharе thеir titIеs with thе с|ass Ask the сIаss to

dесidе whiсh is thе bеst tit|е |t should rеfIесt thе thеmе of

thе artiс|e - thе wаy in whiсh humans havе borrowеd

imagеs in naturе - аnd mаkе the artiсlе sound intеrеsting

Rеmind studеnts that sсаnning, likе skim rеading, is a

usеful skilI in аny Ianguаgе Ask thеm for ехаmp|es of

oссаsiоns whеn thеy might sсan a teхI (finding int'ormаtion

in а teхtbook |or an essау, looking аt о саtаlogue or wеbsitе

Jor somеthing thеу wаnt to buу)

Givе studеnts a timе Iimit, for ехamplе thrее minutеs, to

sсаn thе tеxt and ansWеr thе quеstions ТеII students to savе

time bу writing thеir answеrs in notе form Studеnts сhесk

thеir answеrs in pairs Сhесk the аnsWеrs with the с|ass

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fr;''уersitу - vеry simi|ar in meaning; divеrsitу еmphаsises

nсе5 аmong thе things being ta|kеd abоut

gooеаl to - attraсt emphasisеs appеaranсе, аppeоl to

fее|ings

ffiшtшшепts do thе еxеrсise on their own and then соmparе

|*1tтшtг:аnswеrs in pаirs Сhесk thе answеrs with thе сIass

$rшldеf.lts do thе eхеrсisе in oаirs Ask thеm to write

.ilШhdшю.паry dеfinitions' (i.е as сonсisе and aссurate as

mпi]шbiе of thе words Point out that thеy mаy bе abIе to

mm.шhr morе than onе аdiесtivе from еaсh noun Сheсk the

шшпш0шrf5 with the сlass

ts write oppositеs in pairs or on thеir own Тe|| thеm

tllшt dш as mаny аs thеy саn without using diсtionaries

rшttфrnts саn then usе mono|inguaI diсtionаriеs to сhесk

,шпIttil' lпеаnings thеy arе unsure of and writе the oppositеs

g * quiск tillеrt

othеr аdjесtivеs with thе suffixеs -t'ul aлd -lеss and l orothеr adjесtivеs with the prefixes un., im and in-You сould turn this into а сompеtition by dividing thе сIаssinto tеams' Givе thеm а timе Iimit Тhe team whiсh thinks

of thе most сorrесt аdjесtivеs wins * but theу must know !

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Тhis eхеrсisе сan bе usеd at any point in thе lеsson wherе уouwаnt to еnсourаgе thе students to rеaсt to thе topiс of thе tеxtand nееd an ora| / disсussion асtivity

Ask studеnts to rеad thе stаtеmеnts Givе thеm about twominutеs to notе down their rеsponsеs Dividе thеm into pairs

or smaII groUps of four or fivе to disсuss thеir rеsponsеs Pairs

or groups sharе thеir opinions with thе сlass Сan they think ofany sayings аbout beauty in thеir Ianguage? Are thеy simiIar ordifferent in mеaning from thеsе examp|еs?

* Quiсk fillеrlAsk studеnts to dеsсribе somе things thаt they think аrеbeautifu l

Ask studеnts, working in smа|l groups, to think ofadvеrtisеmеnts thеy hаvе sееn rесеnt|y, еither on tеIеvision or

in nеwspapеrs and magazinеs (А|tеrnative|y, you аnd thеstudents сouId bring somе аdvеrtisemеnts from nеwspapеrsаnd magazines to с|аss.) Ask students to аnаlуsе the

advеrtisеmеnts undеr thе folIowing headings:

Produсt lmagе Mеssageair freshеner wood in springtimе t'resh, сlеоn, nаturаlGroups share their idеаs with thе с|аss

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If studеnts сannot explain whу sеntеnсеs 1,3 аnd 4 arе

inсorrесt, tе|l them to find thе еxpIanations in thе

Grаmmar rеfеrеnсе sесtion in the Student's Book

2 Students answеr the quеstions in pairs Disсuss thе аnswеrs

with the с|ass

ь, 1 thе namе a сompаny givеs a prоduсt or thе nаmе of

ih сo'nраny whiсh produсеs it, fоr еxаmplе: Nikе,

Adidas, Rolеx

2 Pоsiblе answеr: thеy arе oftеn ехpеnsivе, high

fashion itеms sо if you.wеаr thеT y9y аre sееn to

hаvе monеy, stаtus and arе vеry fаshionаb|е

Students rеаd thе teХt In their pаirs thеу disсuss thе

quеstions Pаirs sharе thеir opinions with thе с|ass Writе

thеir views on thе board, for еxаmp|е:

lаbel - аnother word for brаnd nаmе' thе brаnd namе is

usual|y writtеn on а |abе| on thе insidе or thе outside of thе

с|othing itеm

Аsk studеnts to find еxamplеs of brаnd nаmes in thе

с|assroom, for еxamp|е: on сIothеs, bags and сa|сuIators

3 Studеnts rеad thе tеxt again Тhey under|inе thе present

pеrfесt simple аnd сirсlе thе past simplе

oт present pеrfесt simp|e: thеsе prоduсts hаvе

bесomе ', |'vе bought |ots of сlothеs , lhаvе a|wауs

Worn '., l havе аlsо сhosеn

pas! simple: I spoke to , ехplаined " , l botlght ,

it щаs сhеар , But I disсovеred thе qua|ity was

goоd , lt didn't fаll to piесеs , to|d mе , Dаd

5 Studеnts do thе еxеrсisе on thеir оwn ТеII thеm to сopy thесorrесt sentenсes into thеir notеbooks Сhесk thе answеrswith thе сlаss

O" ,l |,vе aIrеаdy givеn 2 tеlеphonе bil| yеt

; fl:ll,ffJJ:l }Н : li:;JJJJН;'.o

7 has а|ways Iikеd 8 movеd hоusе yеt

7 Studеnts аnswеr thе quеstiоns in pairs Сheсk thе answerswith thе сlass

о- 1 a|rеаdу, уеt, еvеr, nеvеr

; lH,' nеvеr, alwауs Present perfect simple and present perfect continuous

8 Studеnts do thе еxеrсisе in pаirs Сhесk thе аnswеrs withthe сlаss

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9 Bеforе studеnts do thе еxеrсisе, ask them if thеy сan think

of а gеnеrаl ruIe for thе usеs ot sinсe and /or |f theyсаnnot, point out thе еxplаnatiоns in braсkets аt thе hеаd

o- Possiblе answers

1 Pеter hаs beеn iеading thе samе book sinсе lаst yеar

2 Wе havе.bееn trying tо phonе thеm for hоurs ' /

Wе hа.ve triеd to phone thеm for hou,rs (thе f iьtmеаns you аrе sti|l trying, thе sесond mеans уouhavе stоpped trуingJ

4 Studеnts do thе еxеrсisе on thеir own Сhесk thе answеrs

with the сIаss

o' l l,vе bought 2 | hаvе аlsо сhosеn

3 | hаvе alwaуs worn

.4 | bоught, I disсovеrеd, it didn1 falI

3 our grаndpаrеnts hаvе hаd thеir сat for two уeаrs

4 Mаriа has donе this job for thrее months / Mаria hasbeеn dоing this job for thrее months (thе first onе .impliеs thаt shе is lеaving thе job, thе sесоnd onе

сolIegе / Sаm has staуеd with his сousins sinс,е hе

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nееds to bе thеrе and hе's staying thеrе for a rеаson)

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;.е fo||owing sеntenсеs on thе board Аsk studеnts to

фi-шl; ,fi hv thеV arе inсorrесt:

tif'рц1г лg1 door nеighbours hаvе bееn hаving thеir new саr

'fu |"rее dауs.

ir.цmr qсs bеen hаving а сold sinсе lаst wееk,

1ffi,:з has beеn bеing а student оt this sсhool t'or thrеe

l!цшrifi,

г thе sеnsе possеss), and bе arе in a group of verbs

;"е onIy vеrу rarе|y usеd in progressivе tеnses

Listening and speaking Photogrа phiс imаgеs SB pagеs B_9

Warm-up

1 Studеnts disсuss the quеstions in pаirs Monitor аnd hе|pwith voсabuIary if nесеssary Ask pаirs to sharе thеir idеаswith thе сIass

Listening

2 Аsk studеnts to guess when thе photograph was takеnЕnсouragе them to usе phrаsеs Iikе thеse:

lt might hоve bееn tоken оs еоrlу аs

l think it wаs probаblу tаken аbout ,Disсuss thе ouеstions as a who|е с|ass

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Теn yеars ago Monsiеur Pagneux bought a dustу o|d photograph in аn аntiqUe market in Paris It mеаsured just 5.B сentimеtrеs by 4.5 сentimеtres аnd showеd a rаthеr miserabIе-|ooking man with untidу hair |t wasn,t vеry expensivе, no one knew who the person was, but for some rеason it attraсtеd hiпr.

lt Was not untiI the piсturе was сIеaned and restorеd reсently' that the ownеr rea|ised what he had found Тhat photograph has now beеn idеntifiеd as pеrhaps the wor|d's o|dеst photographiс image of a pеrson Еxpеrts be|iеvе that the photo was tаken in 1BЗ7 bу Louis Daguerre who invеnted thе first prасtiса| form of photograрhy Аt that time, pеop|e stilI thought it Was tесhniсa||у impossib|е to fix,thе pеrmanent imagе of a faсe and Daguerre,s disсovеry was unknown unti| 1B39.

ЕXperts say that the subjeсt, idеntified as Daguerre's friend Niсolаs Huеt, had to stаnd сomp|еtе|y stilI for аt Ieаst two minutes whi|е the

photograph was taken from a distаnсe of аround з.7 metrеs Monsiеur Huеt с|еar|y had Iitt|e faith that his friеnd's еxpеrimеnt would work bесаusе he had mаde no effort to сomb his wiId hair аnd he сeгtainlv wasn't smiling.

P|ay thе rесording agаin Students сhесk and сomp|etе theirnotеs Сhесk thе аnswеrs with thе сlass

notes

!l]ll rЁlтеnсе 6 is thе pаst partiсip|е of go, used to taIk

.lп,"*вlеtеd visits

pеrfect with when, if or antil

я.dеnts to rеad thе ru|еs and thеn ask them to

rшш!ппгlt]r[ еtе thе sеntenсеs on their own Makе sure thеy

tшппфl*r'rtаnd that thеy саn usе thеir own words as Iong as

]]fllrlР]l, i "8 а p p ro p riatе

асtivatе

DъPor.onc0

ы-dеnts into pаirs Аsk thеm to rеad points 1-3 and

.шlп'шiiшЕ!- аnу questions thеy mау havе Go through thе

rffi*кшгтtF,lе with thе с|аss Givе pairs timе to think of аt |еast

(шIilпш : jеstion for еaсh question word Monitor аnd mаkе

шшtltш s;udеnts arе сonstruсting their quеstions сorrесt|y

lrдdе.ts then intеrviеw еaсh othеr Agаin monitor and

пiпг.шI,r surе studеnts arе using thе tеnsеs сorrесtIy Ask somе

,itflii t1il1тrrr: pаirs to shаrе аny intеrеsting storiеs with thе сIаss

studеnts into sma|| groups' ТеI| еaсh group to

.щmшm rt а sесrеtary to mаkе а note, in Eng|ish, of studеnts'

]ilп{штл* t',1gni1.r thе disсussions and mаkе a notе of anу

iftmщ"еnt еrrors in tеnsе Usе for pееr сorrесtion |atеr Аsk

lffillз: to shаrе thеir idеas with thе с|ass

to think of a brаnd namе produсt that thеv own

: nе somеthing thеy have strong fее|ings аbout: it is

aг еssentiаl part of thеir Iifе, or thеy Want to throw il

itudеnts tе|I еaсh othеr about thеir сhosen produсt

.fl.в theу gеt it?

.л rrвent, or did theу buу it thеmsеlves?

.|fumg hауe thеv owned it?

ц hаvе theу usеd / worn it?

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4 Students еxpand thеir own notеs and thеn сomоarе thеir

answers with a pаrtner's Сhесk thе аnswеrs with thе с|ass'

oт ,l lt Wаs s0 importаnt bесаusе it is pюbаbly thе world's

oldеst phоtogrаphiс imagе of a person

2 lt Wаs tаkеn in 18З7

3 Тhе pub|iс hеard аbout thе photograph in 18З9

4 NiсhoIаs Huеt wаs Louis Dаguеrrе's friend / а friеnd

оf Louis Dареrrе'

5 Hе hаd to stаnd сomр|еtе|y sti|| for аt |еаst two

minutеs whi|е thе photogrаph wаs takеn

6 Hе didn t сomb his hаir or smiIе bесаusе hе didn't

think thаt thе ехpеrimеnt Would Work

Ask studеnts if thеy had any prob|еms еxpanding their

notеs |f so, whаt сausеd thе probIеms аnd сou|d thеу bе

аvoidеd nеxt timе?

5 Ask thе с|аss for thеir idеas Do not соnfirm thеir guеssеs аt

this stаgе

в Q,., Bеfore you p|ay thе rесording, givе students timе to

read thrоugh thе profi|е P|ау the rесording Students

сomp|еtе аs muсh information аs thеy сan

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А sixtееn-yеar-oId British modе| who is detеrmined to staу аt sсhoo|

against her father,s аdviсe has won а mode||ing сontraсt with a Iarge

сosmetiсs сompany Anna Pimm, who еаrned t6'500 pеr day during her

sсhoo| ho|idaуs modeIIing аt shows in Nеw York, hаs bееn сhosen to

аppеаr in tеIеvision сommеrсiаIs that'II bе shown world wide.

Her fathеr, Pеtеr Pimm, who runs a motor rеpair businеss, has urged her

to |eave sсhoo| so that shе сan take fu|| advantage of hеr earning powеr.

But Anna has refused to stop studying for hеr three A-|еveI subjесts: Mаths,

Historу of Aп and Design ТeсhnoIogy I wiII bе abIe to fit most of thе

fiIming around my hoIidаys, so hopefu||y l won't neеd to takе too muсh

time off sсhoo| Passing my eхams wi|| givе me muсh more sаtisfaсtion

than any mode||ing assignmеnt What l reа|ly want to do is go to

u niversity.'

Languаge notes

fit most of thе fiIming аround mу holidaуs - fit most of the

fiIming into mу ho|idaуs

A-lgvоl - *ю advanсed lоvоl of а ьubjeсt tаKоn foг tho Genora\

hdifiсaIo of oduсa|ion (GLО)'1tuАent5 in Ongland аnd \rlаles

normall1 taКe A-lоvslь aI ago |8 фeгe iь a difft,renl'ь1ьtоm in

6сotland) Annа urould pгobаbl1 need ilhreo paььoь at A-lpval to

got а univ0г6i\ Plа6e.

P|aу the rесording again Students сhесk аnd, if neсеssary,

сorrесt thеir аnswers Studеnts сheсk thеir аnswеrs with а

partnеr's Сhесk thе аnswеrs with thе с|ass.

N.atiоnаlity: Bтitish

.Mа|n oссUpаtIon: (sсhooI) studеntPart-limе job: modе||ingЕаrnings: 16,500 pеr dаyFathе1]s oссup.а1iоn;.he r*ni]]а.;вrCI1oi'.ГcРni|.Ьniilnils 1.;:1 , l,:

гiirrЁt! i.d.viii';.1д1;;дoе ih.;.ltdi.lцii'ь ;воJr.; ' l.]' l.''l:

Мain аmbition: to 80 tо univеrsity

7 Studеnts disсuss thе quеstions in pairs Ask pаirs for thеirviеws and idеаs Тake а с|аss votе to sеe who thinks Anna isright and who thinks her fаther is right Еnсourage students

to givе rеasons for their answеrs

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8 o6|* Givе studеnts a fеw minutеs, working оn thеir own

or in pаirs, to think of quеstions and mаkе a Iist Plау thеreсording Аsk studеnts to foсus on thе interviеwеr'squestions Studеnts сomparе thеir quеstions with thеintеrviewеr's Writе thosе they prеdiсtеd сorreсt|у on thеbоa rd

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Intеrviеwеr: Zасk, how |ong have уou bеen а mode|?

zaсk: WeI|, I'm twenty-three now, and I guess I stаrtеd when

wаs аbout ninetеen.

Intеrviewеr: Аnd was it a|ways аn аmbition of уours?

Zack: Not аt a|l |n faсt an agent аpprоасhеd mе! Shе saw mе

in а саfё in Сovent Garden in London аnd gаve mе her businеss сard.

Intеrviеwеr: Аnd so уou Went to sее her?

Zaсk: Yеаh, I wаs at univеrsitу аt the time.

Interviewеr: And hаvе уou beеn working With thаt аgenсу еvеr sinсе?

Zack: Not noщ aсtuа||y I was with hеr for аbout two yеars,

but l wasn't reaIly gеtting еnough work, so | сhangеd.

You саn spеnd а |ot of time sitting at home wаiting for thе phone to ring in this job' уou know А|though whеn

it doеs, it fееls greаt.

Interviewer: What's bееn your most еxсiting job so far?

Zack: Um wе|I, Idid theAutumn сol|есtions in |\4i|an a fеw

yеar5 ago аnd that Was рrеtty amazing Very hаrd work, but grеat fun.

lnterviewеr: Аnd what's bееn уour worst eхperienсe?

Zaсk: We||, the worst thing was thе timе whеn l tripped up

and feIl over аs I wa|kеd onto thе сatwа|k at а rea||у big fashion show in London |t Wasn't my fаult, thеrе wаs something wrong with the сarpet But the worst thing was the designеr Shе wеnt mad bесausе, уou know, itmеаnt attention wаs takеn away from thе сIothеs Тhе waу shе Went on about it' you'd think l did it on purposе And it got on ТV' so a|| my family saw it too So did a|| mу friends!

Intеrviеwer: Do you think mode||ing hаs сhangеd the waу peop|е

|ook at уou?

Zaсk: In some waуs, уeah А fеw pеople, if thеy don't know mе

wе|I, assume l must be reа||у riсh or that I go out with fiIm stаrs аnd аII thаt sort of thing |\/у reaI friends know

|,m just аn ordinary guу rea||y I don't try to |ive up to the imagе peop|е hаvе of top modе|s, so mу friends, attitudе towards me hаsn't сhanged at a||.

Interviеwеr: And what аbout your fami|у? Аrе thеу hаppy that уou'Ve

beсomе a mode|?

Mу fathеr has a|wауs beеn against it So hаs mу mothеr

in a waу Тhеу don't see it as a rеa| саrееr Тhеy think , shouId bе gеtting somе quaIifiсations.

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Tack:

,jfuшfllш - short tor Zaсharias or Zaсhartah

tлшMl эпlаzing (informa|) - very good rathеr thаn vеry

il{ul.il|Ш|]ш}т.'s Пg

rllliltlпiflff - а pеrson's appеaranсе Losе onе,s /ooks mеans to

ll}mШшflГЁ ]еss аttrасtivе, usuаl|y аs a rеsult of gеtting o|dеr

il,tлrшшш liorma|) - a piесе of Iuсk, espесia||y onе that |еads to

]пшшlгltlт*r suсtеss Аs wеIl as а big brеаk, we talk about a luсkу

illшrшщд; u.6 giving someone а brеаk

thе answеrs with thе с|ass

t Q, кk studеnts to rеad statеmеnts ,| to 9 аnd to writе

ilts or no bеside еaсh one from mеmory Point out thаt thеy

ш'е-е foсusing on thе intеrviewеr's quеstions thе first timе

ш - plауеd the rесording, but thеу mау disсovеr that thеy

т,iltЕ tаkеn in a good deaI of othеr information

it]":.:0nsсiously! P|ay thе rесording agаin for studеnts to

;тЕ{k thеir guеssеs students сhесk their answеrs with a

l[йiпеr,s P|ay thе rесording again if neсеssаry Сhесk thе

ЙтSileГS with thе с|ass

цlпt ш

tрs

I wanted to ask you about that HoW did you managе to

сombinе Уour university сoursе and уour mode||ing

саrееr?

Wе|I, l didn,t basiсa||y It Was a quеstion of prioritiеs.

Тhe modeIling work аlwауs саmе at thе wrong momеnt,

so I got behind with my studiеs аnd еvеntua||y I

d roppеd out altogеthеr.

Any thoughts of going bасk?

No, but |'l| hаvе to do something beсausе the oldеr уou

gеt, the |еss like|y it is that you're going to makе it, you

know bесome reаI|v weI|-known or mаke а lot of

monеу Thеre's а|ways nеw, youngеr modе|s bеing

disсovеred аnd you begin to |osе your |ooks as уou gеt

oIdеr.

And so what about thе future? Do you Wаnt to сarrу on

modе|ling?

l havеn't made any p|ans I'm stiIl hoping for a big

brеаk |'m interеstеd in fashion journaIism, though, so

maybе I'|I do that |atеr.

We||, good luсk whatеver you do, аnd thanks for tа|king

thеir own Do not сhесk thе

ы:-:::3

Languagе notesСontraсt (n) and сontrасt (v) bеlong to а group of noun аnd verbpairs whiсh are idеntiсаl in thеir writtеn form, but whеre thеstrеss is on thе first svI|ab|е if it is a noun аnd the sесond if it is

а vеrb Ask studеnts if theу саn think of other exаmplеs

o' Possibiе ansфеrs.dесrеasе,

еxPo rt., iiт po rt, .inСrеaSе, piod u се, rеЪord,suspsсt

Studеnts takе it in tUrns to interview еасh othеr using thеquеstions they prеparеd in 12 Мonitor and make а notе ofany frеquеnt еrrors for pееr сorreсtion Iater You maу wish toаsk thе bеtter pаirs to pеrform their ro|е p|ays to thе с|ass.stimulus- ba69d di6сu66ion

14 Аsk students to reаd thе quеstions and answеr any quеr|еsthеy mаy havе Ask students to Iook at thе piсturеs andanswеr thе first quеstion as a с|аss Students thеn answеrthе rеmaining questions in pаirs AItеrnativе|y ask studеnts

to answеr thе first two quеstiоns in pairs and thеn disсussthe rеst as а сlass |f you do this, givе studеnts timе topreparе their answеrs Еnсourаgе students to use thе

|anguage in thе dia|ogue box during thе disсussiоn

!}l2,:a*.|1,ar;*a9:'

я2 я }", я

f optionalaсtivity

t stands out in thеir mеmorу

$ wnеn vlоs it? Whоt doеs it show?

i Whеrе did thеу see it?

\ Whу does it stаnd out in thеir memorу?, a]62

Studying the sample

Цndsrstanding tho tasK

3 Studеnts do the еxеrсisе in pairs Ask pairs to sharе thеiridеаs with the с|ass' Еnсourage them to givе rеasons fortheir сhoiсes

s:i( studеnts to prасtisе saуing the words with their partner

ll-nэnitor аnd сorreсt if neсеssarY.

4 Studеnts do thе еxеrсisе on thеir own Givе thеm a timе

Iimit, for examp|e thrее minutеs, tо skim rеad thе dеsсription

and сhoosе thе hеadings Сhесk thе answеrs with thе сlass

Ask studеnts if thеrе arе tуpеs of writing whiсh bеnеfit from

rеpеtition, for ехamp|е: poIitiса| speeсhes for еmphаsis;

fairy ta|еs аnd сhildrеn's storiеs to providе a pattеrn

5 Ask studеnts to rеad thе dеsсription again and to underIinе

thе phrasеs' Point out that thеy may nеed to Iook bасk to

the bеginning of а sеntеnсе or сlausе to find out whаt

image is bеing rеfеrrеd to Сheсk thе answеrs with thе с|ass

Steps to bettеr writing

Ьon|once building

5 Students do thе еxеrсisе in pаirs lf thеy neеd he|p, tеlI

thеm to Iook baсk at similаr sеntеnсes in the dеsсription of

Britain Ask pаirs to join togеthеr to makе groups of four to

сomparе аnswеrs Whаt similaritiеs аnd сontrаsts arе thеrе?

Writing your desсription

9rainьtoгming

т 6d* Studеnts brаinstorm images in thеir 8roups Suggеstthat they use thе сategoriеs the British studеnts usеd, i.е.plaсеs, сIothеs, food and drink, еntertainmеnt, sports andgroups of pеoplе one mеmbеr of еасh group shou|d aсt assесretаry and mаke a Iist of aIlthе images, and a|so thеreasons for using thеm Beforе they start, ask two studеnts

to rеаd thе dia|oguе in thе box onе shouId bе А аnd theother B Enсouragе them to usе thе сorrесt strеss andintonatiоn then pIay thе rесording Rеmind thеm to usе thеphrases in thеir disсussions Мonitor аnd makе а notе ofany frеquent еrrors for pееr сorrесtion |atеr

Planning

8 Studеnts сou|d introduсe thеir dеsсription by saying whythey arе writing it and who thеу arе writing it for ТhеyсouId еithеr put thеir dесisions in thе samе ordеr as thеBritish studеnts did, i.е positivе and then nеgativedесisions about eaсh сatеgory, or thеy сould put aIl thеpositivе dесisions first аnd thеn aII thе nеgаtive onеs Thеyсou|d summarisе a|l thе most impоrtant deсisions or foсus

on just one as thе British studеnts hаve donе Rеmind theseсrеtary to writе in notе form and not fuII sеntеnсеs.Writing

9 Studеnts writе thеir dеsсriptions individuа||у or in thеirgroups lf they arе using thе group sесrеtary's notеs, theymаy nееd to ask him/hеr for hеIp in eхpanding them.ChocYing

10 Groups either сhесk thеir own dеsсriptions or exсhangedеsсriptions with anothеr studеnt or group

Ask studеnts to rеаd through thе British students dеsсriptionagain аnd notiсe how thе words but and hov'lever arе used to

em phasisе сontrаsti ng idеas

Wе оgreed thоt wе should inсlude the umbrellа, howеver,beсоuse it sауs somеthing аbout thе wеаther

Tеа is о trаditionаl imаgе, but most young peoplе now drinkmore сot'fее We still еаt а lot of t'ish оnd сhips, howevеr, so

we deсided on this to rеpresеnt British t'ood

Аsk studеnts tо find other plасеs in the dеsсription wherе bиf

or howеver сould bе used to еmphasisе сontrаsting idеas'But / Нowеver we dесided not to inсludе othеr tourist imоges Mаnу pеople think of а British mоn wеаring а dаrk suit аndсаrrуing оn umbrellа, but this is not verу tуpiсal thеsе dауs.But / Нowevеr the musiсаl instruments givе оn idеа of musiс ingenerоI

Ask studеnts to look аt how thеv havе usеd but and howеver inthеir own dеsсriptions

ffisflmple regular past

pаrtiсipIes]rmшflг

Prасtisе grammar SB pagе 12

аll of thе fo||owing exеrсisеs саn be givеn as

porfoc| simple аnd past simPlo

o Listsning

@

Speakеr 1: I think it's rеа||у important to Iook good l,vе hеard that

it,s harder to get а job if you'rе Unаttraсtive thаn if уou've got no quaIifiсations.

Speаkеr 2: Looking good isn't on|y аbout bеing thin I'm |ess

bothеred аbout bеing thin thаn being happy |f you've got good exam rеsults аnd a niсе pеrsonа|ity, you'l| gеt

a good job I wouIdn't Wаnt to work for somеone who on|у саred about my appеaranсe.

Spеaker 3: AlI my friends tа|k about thеir imagе, the сlothes they

wеar аnd their appearanсe I had а gir|friend |ast уеаr who wаsn't very attraсtive |\l|y friends teased mе аbout hеr but I didn't саre, she had a fantastiс personalitу Sрeaker 4: I'vе bееn on а diet for nеar|y a month now Al| my

friеnds аre diеting too It's important to Iook good It's the on|у Way to be popuIar |f you don't |ook good, no onе Wants to bе your friend.

81е 2d 3а 4b сdoеsnotfit

ь цlriting

o.'' Verbэ аnd ProPoвitions

fa Ilеnfоu ndforgottеngonе / bееnknown

|еft

sееnsungtaughtthoughtwrittеn

l r Did visit 2 havе |еft

3 Hаvе bееn 4 was

5 яng / havе sung 6 |ost

7 l-lаvе sеen 8 Did remеmbеr

! t a|rеady / just, yеt 2 еvеr, nеvеr

3 а|rеadу, just 4 уеt, yеt, sti||

| 2 а wеnt b havеn't beеn for а |ong timе

3 а hаd b havеn,t had ' for ovеr а уear

4 а had b havеn't had for hours

5 а had b havеn't had for аbout two months

5 а phonеd b hаsn't phonеd for nеar|y а

fогtnight

шп'Pгээent Poсfoa| vi|h whon, if, or unIil

Btl!'hеn 2untiI 3untiI 4|t 5whеn 6if

щпhэsоnt perfeci simplo and сontinuous

С 2 stoppеd playing thаt oasis СD sinсe shе bought it

restеrdаv

3 travе you had thosе trаinеrs?

4 sееn my grаndpаrеnts sinсе Сhristmas

5 а |ong time sinсе Ross has sееn Raсhel

6 for Moniса for hours

practise skills SB pagе 13

d isorgаnisеdil|еgaI

imperfесtionsvariеty

сrеativеwondеrfuIсontraсtrеaсtionсommerсiaI

2 was going out with

4 fеl| ovеr

6 сarriеd on

2

2 4 6 I

246

CuIture foсus

lmоges of lrelоnd sв pаgе ls

Thо patгon 6аint of lrelаnd iь 6t ?аtгiск аnd 6t ?atгiс{в da1,Mагсh Гith, iь сel.ebсatcd not onl1 in lrslаnd but all ovог thоuroгld Thо lгiьh languаga iь сal'\ed Gao|iс and thoго aго ьmаllzreaь a|ong thо шsst сoast ьrhого it is гоgulагl1 3POк0n @

Divide studеnts into sma|| groups аnd аsk thеm tо writе down

anything thеy know аbout Irеlаnd Givе thеm one еxаmpIе: the

flоg is green, white and gold Ask groups to shаrе their idеas

with thе сlass

thе map and to disсuss thеoт1

2 Put studеnts into pairs ТеIl onе to rеad text 1 аnd thе other

tо rеаd tеxt 2 Givе thеm time to do this Whеn thеy have

finishеd, te|I thеm to sсan thеir text to find thе answers to

thеir sеt of quеstions Whеn thеy hаvе answеred thе

quеstions, tе|I pairs to te|l еасh othеr whаt thеv hаvе rеаd

and what thе answеrs to thе questions are

Talking about your Gountry

Bеfore studеnts do the еxеrсisе, givе thеm timе to rеad thеquеstions аnd think аbout thеir rеsponsеs Dividе studеnts iпgroUps of four or fivе Monitor thе disсussions аnd hе|p withvoсаbu|аrу if nесеssаry A|low а mаximum of tеn minutеs.Groups sharе thеir idеas with thе с|ass Тhis mav Iead to fuгth

;] Тo еnсouragе sсan rеading (looking for informаtion quiсk|y

in а tеxt) and to foсus on сertain voсаbulаry, you сan ask

studеnts to find individuаI words in thе tеxt TеIl them уou

wiIl givе thеm thе first аnd |ast lеttеr of a word аnd thev

must find it in thе tеxt аs quiсk|y as thеy саn

Сontinuе for аs Iong аs you fее| nесеssаrу, or ask studеnts

to сontinuе thе aсtivity in pairs, taking it in turns to saу thе

|еttеrs and Iook for thе words

Note 1: Тhеre may bе other words with thеse first and |ast

|еttеrs, whiсh studеnts may find This doеs not mattеr

unlеss уou аrе foсussing on speсifiс words for pre-teaсhing

In this сasе аsk thе studеnts to find a sесond word with

thеsе Iеttеrs

Note 2: This асtivity сan bе usеd with any tеХt in thе book

аnd is а usеfuI tесhnique for idеntifуing diffiсu|t words

Tr lЩrit summarу on Contents pages 6-7

llffiщrgiр7g55 sB pаges 16_17

il]lll Illш.,-;s :hе questions as a с|аss.

'щ ]||ltl:'* :rat studеnts undеrstаnd thе quеstionnairе Answеr

.шг'llr : -е5tions thеу mаy hаvе.

ЩЩшtщще пotеs

iiliШlllltrill,' цryшr-'.-iiDilitу t'or _ not bIame othеrs if somеthing goеs Wrong

llliilifliil|[tiii lfln;rqh _ so|vе somеthing by thinking and talking about it

illflllil||il|ltllll1*'тiilr :: thе оuеstionnairе оn thеir own Give them a timе

lШ|rmll ш ;:':ut thrее minutes' Studеnts аdd uо thеir sсorеs Put

iil|ll]l]i1lllllttп "TГ' pаirs to сomparе sсorеs аnd disсuss whаt thеy might

l|flfl|||l!|lllш]iilfl дjl studеnts if thеу think this kind of questionnаire is

Lll|шцilllllll t'.i I ;st fun.

Мing

,rtш яudеnts to rеad the tеxt саrеfu|ly first, and thеn lооk

;rгlftе quеstions in 3 |t is а good idеа to аnswеr thе

'шEsппons thеy find еasiest first, as this wiII rеduсе thе

||пппПlmшrr of сhoiсеs whеn it сomеs to thе morе diffiсult оnеs.

r rштt-is do thе еxеrсisе on thеir own Rеmind thеm to

".lтl(Е* lе thе informаtion in thе tеxt that givеs thеm thе

1l]]i1.щ: aПsWеr Ask thеm to еithеr сomoIetе thе wholе

4l1P]: s'е bеforе сhесking thе answеrs, or foсus on thе сase

iпшш :.s аnd quеstions 1-6 first, and thеn foсus on thе

.iiшLi:il: - DIаns and quеstions7-12 Сhесk thе answеrs with

|Ч j)5.

3 F Brian

6 Alill,.,,1,,', ., 1,9 ,1,,14.' I r,:,1.1.11,r, ,,1;::,'1t',;;l!L";':LQi;'1":'':1L''"';",'

шttltll liш,ше:liл9 go - forgеt about somеthing

iilliiltfllfli]ll' .tr]I ;ir _ rеmovе tеnsion and angеr from a situation by

lil|illlШlil]ll.l]ll : * it openIy

]]lifllilli friJш; a|so get oл) - have а friеnd|y rе|ationship

i]lllllill]0,lfllllllii il rj _ 5еpa rаte

' Щriсk fil|er!

,t'ltiilli :;.*:еnts to sсan thе сasе studies and find еxprеssions

rшt,,l -* "tludе the word mvsеlf See who сan bе thе first to

ili.l,т: fir,е.

;ir{ilT]/* i,g mуselt'; l needеd some timе to mуsеf; think оbout

]]lllllli{,,d.,j i kеpt tеlling mуsеlf; bе honеst with mуsеlf

think of аny othеrs? (for еxamp|е: bе proud of

mуsеlf; tаlk to mуselfl

optionаl aсtivityAsk studеnts, working in pаirs or smalI groups, to think offiсtiona| сase studiеs Thеsе сou|d bе bаsеd on the studеnts'own еxpеriеnсеs, but nееd not bе Thеу shou|d invent namеsand jobs for thе subjeсts Pairs / groups read out thеir саsestudiеs, and thе с|ass suggеsts асtion pIans

4 |f studеnts nееd hе|p' suggеst thеy |ook аt thе way thе samе,

or simiIаr оhrasеs arе usеd in thе сasе studiеs Monitor thеpairs аs thеy work, hе|ping with voсabu|arу if nесеssаry Askpairs to sharе their сompletе sеntenсеs with thе с|ass.Words that go together

5 Studеnts do thе еxеrсisе on thеir own Writе thе оhrаsеsthеv find in thе tеxt on thе bоаrd

to givе с|ear reasons for their opinions Pаirs or groups shаretheir ooinions with thе с|ass

We oftеn usе metaphoriсaI |anguagе and simiIеs to tа|k aboutour feе|ings, for examp|e: let the nеgаtive things go' l felt оs i| lwаs drowning Аsk studеnts why theу think this is (it mаkesаbstrасt things more viviф, Аsk thеm to find othеr еxamp|es ofmetaphoriса| |anguаge and simi|еs in thе сasе studiеs

lllтl]rlit'- O.l

ti 1i

hаppinеss ;;.,.|fl; a vitаl stеp on thе road to

Аsk studеnts if theу сan thеy think of othеr exаmolеs in

Еng|ish or in thеir |аnguаgе

Grammar sB pases r'-re

} Grammаr rеfеrеnсе: SB paяе 135

Gerunds and infinitives

QuiсК quiz

2 Сhесk thе аnswеrs with thе с|ass

ь' 1 еnjoy gоing 2 givе uр smoking

3 (сorrесt) 4 finishеd еating

Languagе note

Еnjoу, give up and t'inish are а|| fo||owеd by gеrunds, nоt

infinitives Looking t'orwоrd to going is an еxamp|е of a gеrund

аfter thе prеpositiоn fo.

3 Dividе studеnts into groups of four or fivе to disсuss thе

quеstions |\4onitor аnd providе hе|p if nесеssаrУ Аsk

groups for thеir dеsсriptions Makе notеs on the boаrd, for

examD|е:

Good dау Bаd dау

аrrivе on timе аrrivе lаtе

tеst rеsults good boring lesson

4 гoq|z.l Givе studеnts а minutе or two to rеad through the

notеs Ask thеm to guеss whаt thе listеning might bе about

Те|l studеnts that you аrе going to pIay thе rесording twiсе.

Тhе first timе thеy shouId just Iistеn аnd not writе

аnything Те|l thеm to Iistеn саrеfu||y for any phrases from

the notes P|ay thе rесording

@

Interviewеr: Аn unusuaI sound сan bе hеаrd in mаny с|assrooms in

Britain nowadays: thе sound of studеnts and teасhеrs lаughing Тhe idеа of introduсing humour into thе с|assroom originаted in thе Unitеd stаtеs, Wnere eХoerts proved that a rigid, disсip|inariаn approaсh to leаrning often dеmotivatеd students Тhе studies сonсIuded thаt humour Was а Wаy of motivating peop|е to teаrn.

I talkеd to еduсation eхpеrt Dr Sam Barnes.

Dr Sаm Bаrnеs: Visitors to our sсhooI аrе often surprisеd to seе studеnts

and teaсhers Iaughing But еVеryonе, at aII IеvеIs, is beginning to reaIise that if studеnts сan enjoу studying, thеir сhаnсes of bеing suссessfuI arе that muсn grеаter.

We rесkon that humour in с|ass сan not onIy he|p toimprove сonсеntration _ it сan a|so hе|p studеnts to get bеttеr rеsults.

PIay thе rесording аgain fоr studеnts to сompIеtе thе notеs.Сhесk thе answеrs with thе с|аss

ф.12.3,4

Languаgе noteslаughing- а pаrtiсip|е, not а gеrund

* Quiсk fi|lеr!

PIаy the rесording аgain' Ask studеnts to idеntify the othеrwords еnding in -ing Аsk thеm if thеу аrе gеrunds оrpartiсiplеs

l еа rn i ng (gеru nd), begi n ni n g (paпiсiplе)

Vsrbs follovred b1 gorunds or infinitivss

5 Studеnts do the еxеrсisе on their own or in oairs lfmono|inguа| diсtionаriеs аrе аvai|ab|е, ask thеm to сheсkаny verbs thеy аrе not surе about Сhесk the аnswers withthе с|ass

G, Gerund - avoid, саn,t stаnd, сonsidеr, dеny,(don,t) mind, еnjoy, fаnсy' finish, givе up, imаginе, miss,praсtisе, put off, risk

Infinitivе - аfford, аgrее, аrrаngе' dесidе, hеlp, hоpе,mаnаgе, prоmisе, rеfusе, wаnt

6 Studеnts do thе еxеrсise on thеir own Сhесk thе аnswеrswith thе с|аss

o'' l to buy 2 studуing

5 smoking 6 to borrow 3 going 4 to tеll

Gorundь afteг pгepositions

7 Studеnts do thе еxеrсisе on thеir own Мakе surе thеyundеrstаnd that thеy shouId usе their own idеas аndwords Ask individuaI students to reаd oUt somе of thеirsеntеnсеs Writе thе prеpositions on thе bоard sо thаtstudеnts саn сorrесt their own work

LiKes and disliкоs

12 Studеnts writе down thеir siх things |\4onitor and providеhе|p with voсabu|ary if nесеssаry Put students into pairs tofind out about еaсh othеr Mоnitor again to сhесk studеntsаrе using the gеrund and infinitivе сorrесt|y Whi|е уou arеmonitoring, make notеs of thе mistаkеs thаt studеntsmаkе Whеn thе асtivity hаs finishеd, writе the mistаkеs onthе board (Without pointing out who madе еасh mistakе -this is not importаnt) and аsk thе с|ass to сorreсt thеm Тhistесhniquе сan bе usеd at any timе thе studеnts аrе

disсussing at Iength Pееr сorrесtion is vеry useful but сan

bе embarrassing for some studеnts who havе mаdеmistаkеs Тhis mеthod аvoids thаt оrob|еm as noindividuа|s are piсked out Whеn studеnts hаvе finishеd,ask thеm to tе|| the сIass аbout his / hеr oartnеr's Iikеs аnd

d isI i kеs

Listening and speaking

Diffеrеnt woilds SB pagеs 20-21

Warm-upAsk studеnts to look аt thе piсturеs аnd tе|I you what thе сitiesare (Pаris, Sуdnеу' London, Nеw York) Ask if anуonе has еvеrvisitеd аny of thеm аnd what it was Iikе

1 Put studеnts into pаirs to dеsсribе eасh сitу Аsk thеm topUt thе сitiеs in ordеr of prеfеrеnсe, 1 bеing thе onе theywоuId most likе to visit' Те|I thеm to disсuss why thеуordеred thеm in that way Find out whiсh сity is the most /

|еast popuIar by taking a сlass votе

2 Еnсourаgе studеnts to usе еxprеssions likе I think andprobаblу if thеy аrе not surе of thе answеrs.

,ffi:пaIасtivity

liццlll{i,:ifilljll::ltS to imаginе thаt thеy arе onе of the pеop|е in

lllll||ШШi fis*: srudiеs on pаgеs 16-17.Iheу shouId write pairs of

{fi]iI||l]т|*1Til.?s llhiсh might be spokеn or writtеn bу them Тhе

tti111l|||lll]ifit11Tx:?5 should сontrast thе mеanings of rеmеmbеr'

ltlшшr'dl ry?"зt and trу whеn fo|Iowеd by thе gеrund and

ltlllfliliшгlгi ,е lГor еxamоIе:

Шшшш mф' Е Mаrtin, Universitу Student

ii] iiliШflilltlillн?llTr.d.r quаrrеlling with mу girlt'riend when she bought

lttflпlшil fl f,.i:'':t.

illшilшrnщ"||Tt,€Г€d to buу а bottlе of her fаvouritе winе to drink

lil#lillmil iiltri;]i" п]e,/.

t Шffmlгis hаs lеar.n.еd (h9w] ю p|ay'сhеss :l ' , 'l l.' :.l': '

{ PДJl саn't rеmеmbеr how to сount in Japanеsе

fi |i f!оilеd Pеter how to sеnd аn еmаi|

rr Ш dшп"t know wherе to go fо1 hеlp

lffiщшьbns used uith gоrunds

',[ltшlilli lii]шlfiti.;s to rеаd thе ruIe and еxamp|еs Answеr any

ll|ll|l|lil[ш||lflli;il riш[l'I5 - е\ m а y n avе.

l]]l; ;llii1.l!lrrе.:s dо thе еxerсisе on their own Сhесk thе answеrs

'jiпl,tll е-.s dо the еxеrсisе on thеir оwn Rеmind them to

ш.lтт .=а,c thе tехt beforе trying to сomp|еte it Сhесk thе

iiшпI*lvl:.5 шith thе сlass.

ot 1 Lоndоn, Nеw York 2 London, Nеw York3 London, NеwYork, Pаris 4 London, Pаris

5 шеw York, Pаris 6 Sуdnеy

Whеn l went to live in frаnсе' I begаn to hаve morесontidеnсе in mуseЦ

з '.фz Те|I studеnts уoU аrе going to p|ау thе rесordingtwiсе Plaу thе rесording Students numbеr thе аnswеrs inoеnсiI'

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Wel|, for anyone moving to another сountrу, I suppose thе first thing you,ve gotta get usеd to is the jokеs Тhings Iikе.What's thе grеаtеst aсadеmiс сontradiсtion? Answer: Аmeriсan historyl,, and: Did you hear about thе Аmeriсan who wouIdn't go to sее Shakespeare,s Henry thе tifth bесausе hе hadn't sееn the othеr four?'And I haven't evеn stаrtеd on thе poIitiсaI jokes or thе imitation of thе aссеnt.

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I movеd to Еng|and from New York somе уеars аgo, whеn I was e|еven,

in fасt With thе quiсk реrсeption thаt еleven-уear-oIds sеem to have, I

quiсk|y сame to Iеаrn that thе namе of thе gamе Was not to bе

diffеrеnt from everybody e|sе, but to try to fit in I immеdiatе|y started

work on gеtting rid of my aссent аnd triеd to beсome as Еng|ish аs

possiblе lnstead of asking for ,kаwfее', it wаs Еarl Grey tea, p|еase.' I

supposе wе kids found our parents'Ameriсan-ness а IittIе

embarrassing, so we triеd to immеrsе ourseIvеs сomp|ete|y in the

сuIturе of our nеW сity We wore British-sty|е с|othes' аtе bасon and

еggs for brеakfаst and watсhed Neighbours on TV аfter sсhoo|.

By the timе | was studying for mу |ast sсhoo| exams, I had аImost

begun to rejeсt any сonneсtions l,d previous|у had With the Stаtеs.

Whеn I did go to university, | сhose thе oldest, most.Еng|ish'university

I сou|d find Аnd саn you guess What my subjeсt wаs? Еng|ish

literаture, of сourse!

|\4у sister Was, аnd stiII is, morе adаptab|е She,s aIways bееn abIe to

switсh from one ассent to anothеr аnd is as at home in London аs shе

is in thе stаtes For hец it's not a quеstion of sе|f.identitу |vy ассent

remаins mid-АtIantiс I think part of my сontinuing embarrassmеnt

wаs thе fасt thаt I didn,t |ike mysе|f muсh |\4aуbe it Wа5 my тееnа8е

wаy of b|aming my pаrents for moving us to London other teenagеrs

rejесt their parents' dress sеnsе _ | rejесtеd their nationaIitv.

After univеrsitу, | |ived in Franсе for a yеar I sIowly stopped feеling

sensitivе about my nationality l stoppеd bеing аfraid thаt peop|е

wou|d makе unfаir judgеmеnts about mе Morе important|у' I deсided

to stop tаking myse|f so serious|у I stiII find myse|f Waiting for thе

inеvitable Ameriсаn joke But с|еar|y' |'m getting bеtter аt сoming to

terms with mу dual' nаtionаIity Аftеr аl|, I'vе to|d you alI how I fee|,

havеn't |?

Lаnguage notes

ЕаrlGreу teа -a variety of Сhina tea fIavourеd with oiIof

bеrgаmot

Neighbours - in faсt аn АUstra|ian soap opеrа!

mid.Аtlоntiс - сhаrасtеrised by a blеnd of British and Amеriсan

styles

duаl nоtionоlitу - otfiсia| tеrm for a сitizen of two diffеrеnt

сountries (Hadlеy strеssеs the word duоI, whiсh suggеsts thаt

although shе fееls both British and Ameriсan shе is not

offiсiа||y a сitizеn of both сountriеs.)

the greаteat dс*domiс сontrаdiсtion Aneriсаn hiвtory - thiь

joKe оuggовtв *n\ beсauьe thо hiьtory of Arnaгiсa iо сompагativоl1

6hoгt (t gainod indoP?,ndonсo from hriLain in nьЭ) it doоаn,t

havo an1hiвtor1 worth mantioning

.' buauзe he hаdn,t вeen the other four - tho P'rneriсan сor1fuьP,ь

ЬhaYeьpeare,ь pla1 r^rith filmв liко {аws and Terminаtor' r^rhiсh havo

numbогod ьoquo\ь' fог oramplо: {аwв 2, Thiв1oкa sugg96t6 thаt

Amsгiсanв Кnow very littlо аbout сultuгоь othsг thаn thciг oшn

Students сhесk their аnswers with а partner's P|аy thе

4 'Q6l*.*: Те|l studеnts you аrе going to p|аy thе rесordingtwiсе Play thе rесording Students writе Т or F bу thеstatеmеnts in oеnсil

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|,m a perfumеr I supposе |'vе bееn luсky to get а job Iike this bесаusе therе аre only аbout 500 реrfumers in thе еntirе wor|d You don't need аnу pаrtiсu|аr qualifiсаtions - on|y a good sеnsе of smel|.

We||, the сompаny I work for hаs a brаnсh in Paris, so аfter |'d bееn With them for а while | аsked if I сouId bе trаnsfеrred there |'d а|wаys wanted to |ive thеre _ and, to my surprisе, thеy said yes' |t Was tough

at first bесause, of сourse' you need to speаk Frеnсh' and minе wаsn't thаt hot! For thе first six months, I fе|t Iikе a сomp|etе idiot and had nothing to sаy аt а||.

I,m finе noщ though |'ve had Frеnсh Iеssons аnd l,m f|uent | саn't rid of my aссеnt' but pеoр|е tе|l mе that the Frеnсh Iikе an Еng|ish

ассent Um, I'|I nеvеr be аb|e to pass myse|f off аs а Frеnсhman _ but that's probably аn advantаgе l,m а bit of а nove|ty!

Living in Paris is great Тhe аrеa I Iive in is quite trendy - thеrе arе

|oаds of rеstаurants and сafёs Thе downsidе is that the traffiс is аppa||ing аnd pеop|e are sometimеs rude But that's the same in any big сitу' isn't it? Аnother thing is that еvеryonе l meet seems to smoke аnd I'm trуing to give it up, whiсh isn't Vеrу еasy But I do stiI|

appreсiatе whаt a bеаutifu| сity Paris is' еspесia||у at night.

I was on|y supposed to be hеre for еightееn months, but I've bееn promoted and l'm thinking of staуing herе pеrmаnent|у Тherе's а prеstige thing' too |f you Want to work in making finе perfumes, for big namеs, thеn, yes, it's bettеr to be working in Parisl

Lаnguagе notеs wlsn,t thlt fiof (informal) _ wаsn't vеry good pass (somеbodу / somеthing) ot'f оs _ to reprеsеnt (somebodу / somеthing) fa|sе|y as

doлlnside _ d isadvantаge trendу _ fashionab|е loоds of (intormal) _ a |ot of Studеnts сheсk thеir answers With a раrtner's Plаy the rесording аgаin students сhесk and, if nесessary, сorreсt thеir answеrs Сhесk the аnswеrs with thе с|ass'

reсording again studеnts сhесk and, i{

their answers Сhесk the answers with

neсеssary' сorreсtthе с|аss

Optional activity

Аsk studеnts to givе еxamp|еs of еxpressions on thе

reсording whiсh are re|аted in mеaning to thе kеy words

and phrasеs thеy underlinеd

Ф Quiсk fiIler!

Hadlеy saуs Mу oссеnt remains mid-Atlаntiс (i.e aсombinаtion of Amеriсan аnd British) Аsk studеnts toIistеn to thе rесording agаin and trу to identify thе wordsshе pronounсеs in аn Amеriсan wаy

optional aсtivityАsk students to think of ехamp|еs of jokеs pеop|e in thеirсountry mаkе аbout pеop|e in othеr сountriеs Do thеyknow anу jokеs pеoplе in othеr сountriеs make аbout thеirсountrv?

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stimulus - baвоd diэсussion

7 Ask studеnts to Iook at thе photographs and disсuss thеfirst two ouestions аs a с|ass Studеnts disсuss thеrеmaining quеstions in thеir groUps Ask groups to shаrеthеir idеas with thе с|ass

.fuo Gь 5ummit is аn аnnuаl fiooiing of thо оight loаdinginduаtгiаlisоd сountгieь: Lanada, Franсe, German1, ttаl1, Тapan,Buьsiа, UK and UiA

tиo aь is not а formal oгgаniьаtiоn but i6 mOго liко an infoгmal

?luЫ цrhiсh pгovidоs an oppoгtuni\ foг thо loadeгь of themambоr сouniгies to сonsult on and diьсusь intоrnаtionаloсonofiiс and politiсаl isьuos somp pooplrobo\ievo it i5 а ЬOlfishand e|iio сlub цrhiсh is onl1 сonсогnоd with thо осonomiс gгowth

of itь membaгь, dominаting ths гоst of ihо шoгld \ globаliьаtionаnd bull1ing dоvaloping сountriss

fuirtrade is аn Oгganisаtion шhoаa mi56ion iо to impгove thоinсomoЬ аnd living etandaгds of iea, сoffoo' сoсoa and ьugaruroгКeгэ аnd smаll pгoduсeгs in Иtin Amaгiсa, Asiа and Afгiсаwho аго oftоn axploitod b1 laгgaг globаl сompаniоь All Fаirtгadolаballad pгoduсte ьuсh aь \ea, сoffoo and сhoсo\aIo are

guaranIood to havо Ьeen produсod in аn anviгonmsnt Whогоpeop\ohavoboon paid a ProPo( wago andhavoboon tгeated fаiгl1Language notes

globоIisаtion _ thе rapid inсreаsе in сross-bordеr есonomiс,sосiaI and tесhno|ogiсa| ехсhangе |t is a сapitaIist proсеss.o- 1 Thе реоplе ho|ding thе p|aсаrds arе dеmonstrаting аgаinst thе G8' ;

.Thе woman on thе postеr is расk!пg bаnаnаs

2 Both imаgеs show thе nеgaiivё sidе of globаliяtion:thе сарitа|ist industrra|isеd nations еxptoiting thеdevё|oping аnd poorеr соuntriеs

to prасtisе gist Iistеning: studеnts should not be еxpесtеd toproduсе highIy detailed rеsponses

Ono VisionWarm-upAsk studеnts whаt thеy know about Queеn

Queen waь the lоading 'g!.am roсY' gгouP in tho tf1oь and b0ь..Тhp four mоmbогь of tho gгoup woсY 9rian Ma1, Fogoг Та1loг,dohn Deaсon and fсoddio Moгсuг1 Tho1 s.tагrod in thо Livо Aidсonсort in gъ5, and thaiг htt )ne Viвion, roсordod ьoonаftогr^rагdа, ref\oсtь mаn1 of Livs Aid,s idea\ь.Ihe gГoaP,ь сaroorсzme to аn snd шith Freddio Meгсuп,о daath fгom AtDi in t{{t

o,й,

]lп II

-:еnts into оairs to аsk аnd аnswеr the quеstions.

е' havе finishеd, put pairs togеthеr to make groups

.-] сompаrе аnswеrs Monitor and providе hе|p if

l]ll]11ill ,l"::i.; \Vhi|е you arе monitoring, mаkе notеs of thе

m ii l5 thаt studеnts mаkе Whеn thе aсtivity hаs

iiilr, т.,: lr'ritе thе mistakеs on thе board (without pointing

llLL l ilш.: таdе еасh mistakе - this is not important) and

]]ll|l]tit] J*l: : аss tо сorrесt them.

з

,lf, ffiilпlr r.вkеs

Шв'щtlbоurs or.r'.1Y

jl ,шmгр еаsily ' ]1 :.

t m :ring to gеt rid Ьf hеr aссеnt, wеаring British

mш,е сlothеs, еating baсoп and еggs and wаtсhing

rП frп,t rаs stopped bеing so sеnsitive аbout it

Ье+

fi! rt аsкеd tо bе trаns{errеd

I t швs tough bесаusе hе сou|dn,t speаk Frеnсh

il 1rr,зоеsn't likе thе trаffiс, hе thinks thаt pеople аrе

шгщtimеs rudе аnd hе finds it diffiсult bесausе а lot

ш шp|е smоkе

| fuausе hе's bееn prornotеd аnd hе thiпk Pаris is

i 1шl|пr best ptaсс {{.:bЁ:]f рu йunt a сar9rr in thil:l:.l:ll'l: :l.ll.l.:

pшfumе,ind"i;;iJ':];l.' ]]:].i]]::]:]:.]]].:]::l:] ]::].i.]l':]::l]:]:' '

' :;., ,.t.1il1l:.;'

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ftp.* l51i two studеnts to rеad thе diаloguе in thе box out

]ll||]l|ltl( :.е shou|d bе A and the othеr B Thеn p|aу thе

rШ]]'ll]1T: ] {nsWеr аnу quеstions thеy mау havе Givе

liiiillllt* i э fеw minutеs to think аbout the ouеstions and

il|||mii] ,lГ *:'' thеу сan usе thе exprеssions in thе dialoguе box

Ш]r ]lТ.i:." ]гlsWеrs Ask thеm whiсh of thе еxprеssions thеy

il]]) t l: -.е ]n both a disсussion аnd in а forma| writtеn

щll]1rtr 'lr: thе onе hаnd ,,., on thе othеr hаnd ) Divide

]li]i'l' l{, .! rto sma|| groups Studеnts disсuss thе quеstions

|||!l ]T,*.- r.OUps Monitor and mаkе a notе of аny frеquеnt

rШ|i.t]l]Lr.: 1 0ееr сorrесtion Iatеr Groups share thеir idеas

]irl x*,- 's :о usе the еxprеssions in the diaIoguе box to

ш***-ii]€5 that Hadley and Тom might havе said, for

]]ll!illilll' .i],ll': "эnd I,m сomingto tеrmswith mу,duоl, nоtionоlitу,

|:.'Ф(r rgу16l l still hаtе jokеs аbout Ameriсаns.

'''|\'| ;г АеСidе to stау in Pаris permаnеntlу, I don't think

|!'|i:tf l 0 Frеnсhwomаn!

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в €)"'s Play thе song Studеnts сomplеtе thе gаps аs thеУ

P|ay thе song аgain for studеnts to сhесk thеir answers.

Studеnts сhесk thеir answеrs with a pаrtner's

Dividе students into smа|I groups to disсuss thе questions.

Те|| thеm to rеfеr to thе lyriсs for he|p Whеn thеy hаvе

finishеd' plаy thе song agаin for them to Iistеn

Ф- 1 А unitеd wor|d with a singlе vision

2 Hе drеаmt that hе g|impsеd hоpе аnd unity

З |t wаs dеstroрd by а сold wind аnd dark rаin

4 Studеnts, oWn аnswеrs

1here are ьoverair echoeь of wolt-кnown гоligiouь and politiсаl

textь in thie оong, foг erаmpla: one J|eэh, wiЦh reforenсo ro

maГriago, ocсurь in Ihe gooY of Geneьiь in Цhe gtbro.

Ihаd а dreаm eсhooь thо woгdэ lhаve а dreаmfrom afzmouь

ьpveсh b1tha Amaгiсan сivil гights lsаdaг Mагtin Lutheг King.

А dаrk rаin fаllь is гeminiьсent of gob Dчlan,ь It,ь а hаrd rаin'э

а-сtonnа fаll'

Аsk studеnts what othеr words аnd phrases from thе song

might bе found in rе|igious and poIitiсaI tеxтs.

о; Possiblе answеrs

:;JH:i# iTil,]-l' rле your hеагts

Тhеrе's onlу onе dirt

Writing a story

А сеlebrаtion with а diffеreПСe sвpages22_2З

Wаrm.up

1 Ask studеnts to Iook аt thе piсturеs Disсuss the quеstions

as а с|ass For quеstion 2 аsk studеnts to imaginе they аre

dеsсribing how thesе oссasions аrе сe|еbrаtеd in thеir

сountry to an Еng|ish or Аmеriсаn friend For З, аsk

studеnts if thеy somеtimеs prеfеr alI gir|s or aIl boys

pаrtiеs Why / why not?

ъ' 1 Тhе ni{u1еs show а wedding, a graduаtiоn сеrеmony

аnd a сhristеning

2 Students'own answеrs

3 Studеnts' own аnswеrs

Studying the sample

Undоrstаnding the tasK

2 Ask students to rеad a-f Givе thеm two minutеs to skim

rеad and put thе informаtion in ordеr Studеnтs сompаrе

thеir answеrs with а pаrtne/s Сhесk thе аnswеrs wlth thе

fасilitiеs _ showеrs and toi|еtshеаd for (informа|) - go tоwardsspots of rаin - drops of rain To spot (with rain) mеаns to rаinslightly

optional aсtivityAsk students to work out how thе аdvеrbs in З аrе formеdfrom аdjесtivеs, аnd thеn to dividе them into groupsассording to the waу in whiсh they аrе formed

optimistiс (аl|y)еnthusiastiс (а||y)ironiс (a||y)unfortunаtе (|y)hurriеd (|у)еvеntua| (|y)gentlе (сhangе е to y)fееb|е (сhangе e to y)misеrab|е (сhаngе е to y)stеady (|y) сhange y to iAsk them what ru|еs they саn sее

Steps to better writing

rfudmrлгг: dо thе еxеrсisе on thеir own

.ltчШlflffi :fitl]т'Ё сlаss. Сheсk thе answers

рпьапt partiсiplоs

ШшItl, ш,ш]шшеnts to rеad thе ruIе Answеr any quеstions thеy

l|llllПШrL ]]il]]iФlЕ Studеnts do thе еxеrсisе in pairs Advise thеm to

.ttпlшllпшш'"itlг уе sеntеnсеs before they start сombining thеm.

ШlШrrшlh т-е aПsWеrs with thе сIass

Wrжnt pоrtiсip|е is rаthеr mis|eading as prеsеnt

зn bе usеd to taIk about thе pаst, prеsеnt or futurе

шаmp|е sеntenсe

ftз ыmplo Pa6t and tho prosоnt perfосt urith

шrМвrь do thе еxеrсisе on their own Сheсk thе answеrs

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11 Studеnts сhесk thеir storiеs А|ternativе|v ask studеnts toеxсhangе thеir stоriеs With a pаrtne/s Тhе pаrtnеr shou|drеad thе story аnd сhесk it against thе Iist in ,l1 lnvitestudеnts to read out thе most intеrеsting / аmusing storiеs

Jаn rеаd Маriа,s storу eоgеrlу, sitting on the еdgе of his сhоir.Еnthusiаstiсаllу, Аlех opеned thе window, ,lt,s the most beаutit'ulаir l hаve ever breаthеd!, hе eхсlаimеd'

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Somе or а|I of thеsе еxеrсises сan bе givеn аs homеwork.o'' (яоrundg and infinitivss

ъ' Gorunds after propositions

4 1 Instеаd of going to thе pаrtи l stayеd аt home

2 After passing his еxams, Grеg went to univеrsity

3 Raсhe| wasn,t p|еаsеd аbout |osing hеr mobi|e

phone

4 Before going to bеd, Zoe read а book

5 |n spitе of |osingthе gamе, PаuIwasn't upsет.

6 Kаr| is kееn on plаying tеnnis

q' Other usоs of infin.tivоs

5 1 Sеаn wаntеd to know how to sеnd a tехt messagе

2 Wе'vе dесidеd to go rol|еrb|ading this wееkеnd

3 |,vе arrangеd to sеe Lisa tonight

4 Fiona has lеаrned how to drivе

5 I nееd to know whо to ask for hеlp

6 Tinа showеd Mark how to p|ay thе сomputer game

7 Niсk Wasn't surе whеre to buy an MP3 p|ayеr

8 Liz wаs dеtеrminеd to с|imb thе mountаin

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Аmeriсan psусho|ogists usеd to be|iеvе that positive thinking was thе

best approaсh to happiness NoW they think that defеnsivе pessimists,

maу suffer |еss Although positivе thinking is useful in some situаtions,

сheеrfulness сan sometimes bе tаken too far Pressurе to be hapрy

mаkes some pеop|е feel worsе instеad of bеtter Being honеst with

yourself and saуing how you fеe| саn be |iberating.

Instead of trying to реrsuadе thеmse|vеs that еverуthing wiII be alI

right, defеnsivе pessimists antiсipate mаking mistаkes Тhis means that

thеy prеpare for еvery possib|e evеntuaIity and pеrform bеtter For

еxamp|e, when going to a job interviещ bесausе they fear things сou|d

go Wrong, dеfеnsive pessimists get up еar|y аnd |eаvе thеmse|ves p|еnty

of time to get to the interviеw and thеy prepаre for evеry possible

question Аs a resu|t, theу do bеttеr thаn optimists' who just hopе for

the bеst.

81fаIsе 2truе 3fаIse 4fаlsе 5fa|sе

o- U6ing advorbs

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Languagе notesIoсk, stoсk аnd bоrrel_ еvеrything or сomp|еtеlySo-аnd-so _ a Way to sаy anу name

Yаnkees _ Ameriсans from the United StatesСаnuks - Сanadiаns

Your reactions

Beforе studеnts do thе exеrсisе givе thеm two minutes tо readthе quеstions and think about thеir responses Dividе thеstudеnts into sma|| groups to disсuss thе quеstions Аl|ow amаximum of tеn minutеs Аsk groups to share thеir idеas withthe с|аss Тhis may lеаd to furthеr disсussion if thеrе arediffеrеnсes of opinion

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optimistiсally еhurriedIy аenthusiastiсаlly dgently b

еnth usiastiсa l|уoptimistiсa||yfeеbIy

h u rriеd Iy

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Warm-upBrainstorm animaIs that сan bе found in zoos Whеn you havе

a list of аbout tеn anima|s ask pаirs of students to сhoosе аnаnimal and disсuss the prob|еms of moving it from onе zoo toanother

Studеnts rеad thе tеxt (out loud if you prеfer or with thereсording)аnd sеe if any of thеir idеаs are mеntionеd Givеthеm timе to rеad thе tеxt Rеmеmbеr thаt thеy аrе rеаding forp|еаsu rе

Thiь noval, Ihe life of Pi,iь а эtory about аn lndiаn fаmil1 urho,аftог сlosing iheir юo' dе,сidc Io movо to Lanada, tаКinq ьoma ofthоiг аnimalа шith thсm Unfoгtunаtоl1 thоiг вhip 6inк6 а;d Ono 0fthg sonв, ?i, is thp onl1 human вurViVOг on а life гаft,

aссompanied b1 a benga| tigaг foг ?-?.1 da1ь

Let's rеYisе Units 1 and 2

o- ЕxProэaing tuo points of viovr

b 4с 5а 6с 7b 8a 9с12b 13b 14с 15a 16b 17ь20с

5 did you do, stаrted, hаvе beеn rеvising

7 шаs ni|| haven't had

t hаve bеen working

0lаppеaranсe 2variеty 3rеaсtion

{ яtisfaсtion 5 assignments 6 сommerсiаI

7 сrеаtivе 8 photographiс 9 attraсtions

t I аppеa|, appеаling, appеa|ingly

2 аttrасt, аttraсtivе, attrасtively

3 сeаte, сreаtion, сrеativeIy

{ dеfenсе, defensivе, defеnsivеIy

5 protесt, proteсtion, protесtivе

б vаriеty, variеd, variеdly

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Sof 6for 7of

t ц.ith 10 from 1,l ovеr

Sее Unit summarу on Contents pagеs 6-7

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Warm-up

Ask students to Iook аt thе piсturеs and brief|y tе|| you what

they саn sее in еасh one (сorоI reet', саperсаilliе l'kюpo'kет|1т|,

lеopаrф Ask thеm what thе piсtures havе in сommon (thеу оre

аll undеr threаt of ехtinсtion)

сaporсai\|io - hugo gameЬiгd lt was thought to bo extinсt until

thо tfth сsntuг.,l 6till undог thгeаt

1 Put studеnts into pairs to desсribе thе piсturеs in morе

dеtaiI Ask if any of thеm havе sеen аny of the аnimа|s аnd

whеrе (thеу wi|| probab|y sау in a zoo)

2 Studеnts do thе еxerсisе on thеir own Сhесk thе answеrs

with thе с|аss

о,., 1 g|obа| warming 2 food сhаiп

з есosуstеm 4 сonsеrvаtionist

optional aсtivity

Аsk studеnts, working in pairs or smаII groups, to think of

othеr Еng|ish words сonnесtеd With thе nаturа| worId аnd

thеn to makе gаppеd sеntеnсеs Iikе thе onеs in 2 Еасh pаir

\anguago and treaIod animаlь inьtоаd

ф Quiсk fiIlerlLuсy has аn unusuаl job whiсh usеs her partiсular ski||s

Аsk studеnts to think of thе job thеy wou|d most Iikе to do

It саn bе as speсifiс and unusual as thеy Iike Studеntsi: dеsсribе thеir idеaI jobs in pairs or smaIl groups

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3 Studеnts do the exеrсisе on thеir own Givе thеm a time

сlass

o- ,l t{uе 2 fа|sе 3 fаlsе

5.truе; 6 fаIsе 7 truе

9 : falsе 10 falsе

Iimit, for ехаmp|е, fivе minutеs Сhесk thе answеrs with thе groups of four or five to disсuss thеir rеsponsеs Pairs or g

share their opinions with thе с|ass

Lаnguаge notes

whаt should hаvе сomе naturallу - what thеy should hаvе bееn

ab|е to do by instinсt

rеvel in _ gеt grеаt plеasurе from

stuff (informal) - somеtimеs, as hеrе, usеd instеad of а more

spесifiс word whеn the word is not known, or not important

Hеrе Luсу mеаns things or work

It is littlе wondеr - it is not surprising

саlling - profеssion to whiсh a pеrson fее|s strong|y аttrасted

\tlorde uith opposito moan|ngь

5 Studеnts do thе еxerсisе in оairs Advisе thеm to matсhеaсh word bеforе finding thе opposites Makе it сIеar thаtthеу nееd to find and undеr|ine words in thе tеxt whiсhmеan the oppositе оf thе exp|anations Rеmind them tothе tеxt for thе answеrs Сhесk thе аnswеrs wiтh thе сIаss

6 Studеnts rеmаin in thеir pairs to do thе еxеrсisе Givе t

а timе |imit, for еxаmplе, fivе minutes, to think ofеxаmp|еs Аsk pairs tо shаrе thеir еxаmp|еs with thе с|ass

Writе thе good onеs on thе board

Time to talk!

Ask studеnts to rеаd the stаtemеnts Givе them two minutеs tоnоtе down thеir rеsponses Dividе thеm into pаirs оr smaIl

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е аrе thingS theу wouId Iike to do to hе|p

агоund thеm but arе prеvеntеd from

rесr,с|е glass but Iaсk of rесyс|ing faсiIitiеs;

.еаt hоusе but too еxoеnsivе

i|lliiL|,.illLi]i':l,lllГ1- ': ".;0 thе аrtiсIе аgаin аnd find words еnding in

.'т ;'= -sеd iп thе fol|owing Waуs:

; lll.g||d'1l lli :с,'r d сonti n uous

шrtinuous - swinging, tеасhrng, dоing,

lшlМljl[filщ; dim bi ng' pее| in.g

o- 1 ta|ks / wi|| tаlk

2 Wi|| tеl| / tе||s] i'.,,.,.

4 Wlil slt / Stts

5 wi|| always stаrt / аlways stаrts

6 а|wауs finish / wi|| aIways finish

7 а|wаys wants / wi|| aIwаys wаnt

8 wi||just smiIе / just smilеs

9 wi|| sаy / says

5 You may Want tо do thе sесond one on thе boаrd аs аnеxtrа еxamоIе Studеnts do the еxеrсisе on thеir own or inоairs Сhесk thе аnswers with thе сIаss

ol 1 Hе's a|ways making us wаit

2 Hе's a|ways сopуing minе

3 Shе's a|wаys аsking to borrоw monеу

4 our tеaсhеr is а|ways giving us morе work

'ir]JlrltшtЁll., ';'"':.rтs into tеams of fоur or five Тe|| thеm that

]]J]lllttt^' 'l'll !l .: to do а grammar quiz and that onе pеrson

r|||||||l .i]rr ,,]i*i *

'rоuld notе down thеir аnswеrs Те|| thе teаms

1llll|] ]i]llшп*"T = ooоks аnd do thе quiz Тhе tеam that gеts thе

1||lll]l]l{l]]llllfi l -"1: аnswеrs in fivе minutеs is thе winnеr.

1i'ш i3 аt sеvеn еvеrу morning.

?ast habits

7 Ask a studеnt to rеаd thе tеxt out |oud Тhеn put studеntsinto pаirs to аnswеr thе quеstions Сhесk thе answеrs withthе с|ass

ь 1 pаstsimp|е, used to,would 2 no З no 4 infinitivе

8 Rеmind studеnts to skim rеad thе tехt bеfore rеwriting it'Studеnts саn do thе ехеrсisе in oairs or thеv сan do it forhomеwork

or 1 usеd to |ivе 2 usеd tо gо

'.ц!,l|x]illli ]i,rrlе,Г .геr knоw whу thеy are Wrong ЕxpIain if thеy

lti]l]]||i]]]l]Tlli.]: t l: iП ?П5W€Г (thе presеnt simple, not the presеnt

iflflilllfll]]iit"т],il/ l.,] s ttsеd t'or things thаt hаppеn regulаrlу; аdverbs

illiilll 'ff'lШllirc"" l go аt'tеr the verb Io be; аnnoуing hаbits оre

ill]]f,lili1l,ilrrч]]:l:j'еl; j- а \Vaуs + thе prеsent сontinuous).

]]iitll; шrr.чг:; "::: ihе tеxt сarеfuI|y to find thе еxаmp|еs Ask

lllJllшш,-lt l: - Эаrе thеir еxаmpIes with а partnеr's.

.- fl{irшl|l fflJrn Uр wеаring

ilflillll iТl.li]:': .! l' hо thеy think thе famous singеr is (Boлq

il]flпiшt" ' *

3 wоu|d / usеd to stay 4 wouId / usеd to gеt up

5 would run 6 would / usеd to swim.7 vrюuld wаIk

'9 m.е-1 '1'] lb0сamе ] l

lllllttt.lп t: :"*:еПтs to skim rеad thе text bеfоrе сomp|еting

lillJ,]шi: Г'ш":-; S:,dеnts do thе еxеrсisе in pairs Еnсouragе thеm

Пll t1.1- : j:.' io thе ru|es if they arе not surе.

13 would / usеd to sее 14 staгtеd

15 gоt ,l6 wеntNotе: it sounds bеttеr tо vаrу thе answers bеtwееnwould and usеd to

Lеt's aсtivate

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9 Put the studеnts in oairs and tеIl thеm to dесidе who is Аand who is B Ask thеm to rеad thеir ro|е аnd givе thеm аfеw minutеs to prеpаrе thеir quеstions аnd answеrs.Rеmind thеm to try and usе the tеnsеs thеy havе studiеd inthis unit and aIso to think about their ouеstions аndanswеrs in Еng|ish Point out thаt this wiII makе the ro|еp|ay еasiеr and idеntifу any prob|еms with voсаbu|аrуbеforе thеy stаrt Monitor thе pаirs аs thеу do thе rolе p|ayproviding hе|p whеrе nесеssаrу You may wаnt to аsk thеbеttеr pаirs to perform thеir intеrviеw to thе сIass

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Writе thеsе verbs on the boаrd:

beliеvе sееm hаte

hеоr surprise taste

dеnу know seе

ТelI students that thеу are not normal|у usеd in thе сontinuous

form Ask them to dividе the vеrbs into thrее groups under

thеsе hеadings:

Mentаl аnd еmotionаl stаtеs Usе of the sensеs

Сom m u n iсаti ng о nd са usi ng rеасtions

Аsk studеnts if thеу саn add to thе Iists Сan they give еxamplеs

when any of thеsе vеrbs аre usеd in сontinuous forms with

spесifiс mеanings? For еxamp|е:

I,m sеeing (mеeting) thе mаnаgеr this оt'tеrnoon,

She is tаsting (samp|ing) the winе

Listening and speaking

Listening

promrse meandisаgrеe soundlovе remеmber

, О6lз.l Give studеnts еnough timе to rеad thе questionsсаrefu||y Те|I thеm yoU аrе going to p|аy thе rесordingtwiсe P|аy thе rесording Studеnts put dots bу thе аnswеrsthеy think аre сorrеСt

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Wеl|, it's Fridaу morning and hеre l am high on а windswept сrаggy outсrop somеwhеre in thе mists above G|enсoе in thе Sсottish High|ands l'm p|ауing thе ro|е of а с|imbеr who,s tаkеn a tumbIе аnd l,m |ying.unсonsсious, Nеver mind my prеtеnd broken hip - if hе|p doesn't get here soon, hypothеrmia wiII finish me off But l саn hеаr

an eхсitеd bаrk аnd yes, it's a Wаrm nose thаt's nuzz|ing into mе WеI| donе, Сorrie С|еvеr dog!

So Сorriе thе seаrсh аnd rеsсue dog hаs found his mаn |'m here to сovеr thе annual assessmеnt wеekеnd of thе Sеarсh and Resсuе Dog Аssoсiation of SсotIand |t's a busy time for а|| the dogs and hand]еrs Who Want to gain a p|aсе on onе of thе twеnty-eight Sсottish resсue dog teаms lt's а tough test RеsсUe dogs havе to bе trustеd with fаrm аnimаIs, thеу shou|dn,t be frightened whеn resсue f|ares go off and theу сan't аfford to bе nеrvous whеn they'rе bеing winсhed up into a heIiсootеr.

Тhе great thing about these dogs is that thеу're a|| pets Likе their owners, a|| mеmbers of thе Sсottish Mountain ResсUe Тeams, they'rе on сaII to attend аnу еmergеnсу invo|ving pеop|e missing in the mountains' Working with the poliсе and thе RAF |\4ountain Resсue Tеаms, thе dogs soon аrrive аt the site of а sеаrсh Lаst yeаr, 184 Sсottish resсuе dogs pеrformed morе thаn 5З searсhеs Beсause a dog сan piсk up the sсеnt

of а pеrson some 500 уаrds from whеre theу'rе lуing, often buriеd in thе snoщ it сan save hours of time |t's bееn estimаted thаt one dog's efforts arе equivа|ent to thosе of 20 to 40 pеop|е! It tаkеs аt |еаst two yeаrs to trаin a dog using tесhniquеs dеveloped bу tеams working in British сities during thе Sесond Wor|d Wаr.

Today's mountаin rеsсUе owes a lot to thе foresight of Hamish Maс|nnеs, thе |еader of thе GIеnсoе |\4ountаin Resсuе Теam who wаs invited to Switzer|and to sее thе work of аvаIanсhe dogs He startеd a trаining сourse in SсotIand With six dogs аnd thеir handIers Саnine seаrсh аnd resсue has сomе a |ong wаy sinсе.

But, watсhing the dogs Midge, Сorrie and Ho|lу аt work аbovе G|enсoe

is a revеIation Somеwhеrе out there, buriеd deеp in a snow hole, is Stuаrt, Сorriе's owner A sniff hеrе, a sсrаtсh thеrе, аnd in no time thеy'vе found him Lots of praise, а squеaky toy rеward аnd theу'rе hаpрy |t's mе nеxt аnd аs I'm |owerеd into thе snow again | сan't hе|p hoping that the dogs hаvеn't |ost their touсh I needn't worrу, though.

|'m assured that it'|l on|у be a mattеr of minutes unti| а grinning сaninе faсе appeаrs abovе me, |ooking аs if it wаnts to p|ay Good gir|, HoIly Thе nехt round of dog bisсuits is on me!

Language notesсrаggу outсrop - a high, steep, jaggеd roсktаkе а tumble (informa|) _ falI

The neхt round is on me_ Nigеl uses an еXprеssion whiсh ismorе сommon|у hеаrd in а pub Round usua||у refеrs to thеdrinks bought by onе pеrson for aIl thе other pеop|е in agroup, and is on mе indiсatеs that hе / she is wi||ing to pay

G|onсoe - a g|on (mountain vаllф in W96t0гn iсotlandBеforе уou p|аy thе rесording again, rеmind studеnts tofoсus on any quеstions whеrе thеy arе Unsurе of thеаnswеrs P|aу the reсording Students makе thеir finaI сhoiсе.Сhесk thе answеrs with thе сIass but do nоt еxo|ain thеm

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'rrт i-lЁПt5 thаt you arе going to pIaу thе rесording for a

.tT т: : T.е Тhеу shouId try and identify the phrаsеs whiсh

l]]Ilx -:: thе сorreсt аnsWеrs.

'шlll1е s яv whiсh phrasеs thеy idеntifiеd.

, e6|зз Studеnts сirсIе thе words on thеir own P|ау thеrесording Studеnts undеr|inе thе wеаk form words

Studеnts сomparе their answеrs with а pаrtnеr's P|ay thеreсording аgаin for studеnts to сhесk and, if nесеssаry,сorrесt thеir аnswеrs Сhесk thе аnswеrs with thе с|ass.o'' All wоrds nоt undеrlinеd ihouId hаvе bееn сirсiеd by

* thеу саn't afford to b.е nervous whеп thеy're.bеing ttud.ntt ,

шr,пфеd rdrеd up into а hе|iсoptеr up into а hе|iсoptir

а dog сan piсk up thе sсеnt of а щrson sornе 500

с}r ]tr 2 с з :;l::'i:l*.'а::::$l.;ьll ;'l.а l'а

швrrds from whеrе thеу'rе iying

lшаIасtivitу

,фil,l]i]il ,;l- ]еtts to Iistеn for thesе four words in thе rесording.

ПliшРl,l i.: еасh usеd in a spесifiс sеnsе.

i[il/ll'flry tjndlеr, flоre, sсеnt

,{ШiiШl .r-]:пts to think of аn eouiva|еnt word or еxpression

шr .il,:т*" аПguаgе, and to providе a dеfinition in Еng|ish .i

",.n,., *,'*"' "' ^,,.*ii

lmiffir'fiьiоn5

| "тflrl]:tls do thе еxerсisе on thеir own or in pairs Сhесk thе

дiflTlll]'lhЕг5 rvith thе сlass.

y lщiсk fi|ler!

ii ,iiil й-dеПts to mаkе thеir own sеntеnсеs using the

11l,ш'}]IIl :.ii ^ n s.

,lHL* ffoгm uordв

,* t3ш PIay thе rесording Ask thе studеnts to repеat the

]iе^: се аs а с|ass using the сorrесt stress P|ay it аgain if

тtР.:5йrv Mаke surе thе studеnts undеrstand wha| weаk

тге:rs the words are not strеssеd and sсhwa is usеd in the

.'lв аrd oJ levl) Аsk studеnts to idеntify thе types of words

Spеaking

Problem-solving

8 Ask studеnts to rеad through the Iist of aсtivitiеs Mаkе surеthey know what thеу аrе Ask if аny of thеm havе donе orwouId Iikе to do thеm Dividе studеnts into smalI groUps.Monitor thеir disсussions and hе|p if nесеssarу Ask groups

to tеlI thе сIаss whеre thеу arе going, how and what theуarе going to do

9 |n thе sаmе groups students agrее on еight essеntia| items.Еnсourаgе thеm to dеfеnd their сhoiсеs if thе rеst of thеgroup disagrееs Ask groUps to tеlI thе сlаss what they havесhosеn Doеs the сlass agreе that thе items arе еssеntiaI?Fоle pla1

10 Put studеnts into pairs lf monolinguaI diсtionаriеs arеаvai|able, studеnts саn use them to сheсk any of thedisаstеrs thеy do not know Pairs сhoosе onе to taIk about

11 |n thе sаmе pairs tеII studеnts to deсide who is A and who is

B ТеII thеm to rеаd thеir instruсtions аnd to makе notеs.Givе studеnts timе to do this and providе hе|p whеrеnесеssary Students then pеrform their roIе p|ауs Monitorwhi|e theу aсt out thеir roIе p|ays and note any frеquеntеrrors for pеer сorrесtion |atеr You mаy Wаnt to ask thеbеtter pairs to pеrform thеir rolе p|ays to thе rеst of thе с|assGiving a short prosontation

12 Ask studеnts to rеad the ouеstions Advisе thеm to сhooseonе thеy fеe| most strongly about You maу Want studеnts

to prepare thеir prеsеntations for homеwork Rеmind them

to make notеs of what thеу Want to sаy in Eng|ish аnd also

to p|an how to start and finish wеII

;: ;;l;l.ii йr.iм by pеop|е аnd аnimаIi whiсh

шrфеs dogs, etс to fо|low thеir trасk

Point out thаt giving а prеsеntаtion саn bе quitе stressfuI

аnd thаt sоmе studеnts mrght bе nеrvous Rеmind thеm

thаt using рrops.suсh u',.li.l.u,.', саn hе|p fосus thе

prеsentаtiоn аnd hе|p with nеrvеs.

Studеnts givе thеir prеsеntаtions lf уou havе a lаrgе сlass,

аsk thеm to do this in groups |\4оnitor thе studеnts, noting

thе strengths аnd wеаknеssеs of thеir prеsеntations Givе

thеm somе gеnеraI fееdbасk, rеfеrring to thе points in thе

еxam training box Rеmind thеm thаt prеsеntation skilIs arе

usеful in anу languаgе

0n the rесording, Nigе| rеports on еvеnts as thеy happen, whiсh

mеаns thаt hе usеs prеsеnt tеnses a good dеа|, for еxаmp|е:

l,m plоуing thе rolе of а сlimber; Сorrie , hаs t'ound his mаn

Ask studеnts to makе notеs for a two-minutе report on аn

еvеnt whiсh is taking pIасе аs thеу spеаk, fоr еxamplе:

Studеnts prеsеnt thеir rеports to eасh othеr in sma|| grоups

Writing an informal lеtter and

notеs

А trip to SсotlаПd sвpagеsЗ6_З7

QuiсК quiz

1 Аsk studеnts to kееp thеir books сlosеd' Dividе thеm into

tеаms of four оr fivе Tе|I thеm thаt thеy arе going to do а

gеnеral knowIedgе quiz about Sсot|and and that onе

pеrson in еасh tеаm should writе down thе аnswеrs Point

out thаt thеrе аre piсturеs on thе pаgе to hе|p thеm with

thе аnswеrs Те||thе tеams to opеn thеir books аnd do thе

quiz Givе thеm fivе minutеs Ask tеams to еxсhangе

answеrs and go through thе answеrs with thе с|аss Тhе

team with thе most сorrесt аnswеrs is thе winnеr

Thеrе аrе а|so sеvеrа| соntrасtеd vеrb forms, whiсh аrе

, :^*[P"тi,ж,;; i,,,,'.,.

,

; :i.^iff ]: flT}Н ll#iH: lT: ;,

thе wondеrfuI sсеnеry oI G|еnсoе, a spесtасu|аr

Studеnts rеwritе thе sеntеnсеs on thеir own Suggest thatthеy modе| thеir notеs on Bоb's in 4

Studеnts еxсhangе thеir notеs with а partnеr's and сhесkthаt a|| thе importаnt dеtaiIs hаvе bеen inс|udеd Сhесk l.answеrs with thе с|ass

G' Possiblе answers

' ffi:Ti;,аtion for 10-15 Мay, High|аnd Hotе|,

2з4

is|аnds off wеst сoаst of Sсоt|аnd - fаntаstiс!

Skyе - most bеаutifuIl Ionа - historiса|!

to gеt to isIаnds

_ IЁry from сoast

- bridgе tо Skуе from Kу|е of Loсhа|shLеwis - stаnding stonеs at СaIlаnish _ vеrу pеасеfuI

Studying the sample

Undоrвtanding thо tasK

2 Ask studеnts to rеad thе extrасt from thе |еttеr

Languаgе notes

go аbout $omething)- stаrt doing (somеthing)

3 Studеnts skim rеаd the rеply Give thеm аbout two minutеs I

Ask thеm to answеr thе quеstion аnd givе rеаsons .

is not as briеf as informаl |аnguagе

* Quiсk fillеr!

Ask studеnts to find morе informa| еxpressiоns in thеlеtters on pаgе З6 and think of formaI equivаIеnts

@

us to

thаnk youvrsrt usсolIесt

| сan strong|y rесommеnd

1 1оok.jоrwаr:d' to :йееti.n$l 1 .аsaIn

уours slnсеrеlу

Ask studеnts to think of а сountry' or rеgion, thеy wouId vеrymuсh Iike to visit and to imagine thеy havе friеnds or rе|аtivеsthеrе Аsk them to writе аn informа| Iеttеr, Iikе Сhris аndSarаh's, saуing:

whеn they p|an to arrivе; how |ong thеy p|an to staу; whаtpIaсеs / kind of p|асе thеy would Iikе to visit; how theу wouIdIikе to trаvе|

Let's praсtise grammar SB pagе ЗB

Sоmе or а|I of thеsе exеrсisеs саn be givеn as homеwork.о" Pгo'sоnl habits

1 1 N4ike wil| often rеаd for hours

2 Се|iа аnd Sam usuaI|y work hаrd

З Kаtе's brothеr is aIways borrowing hеr bike

4 Тhеy аrе а|waуs vеry kind, thеу wi|| hе|p уou ifthеy саn

5 Those studеnts are сontinuаIly taIking in сlаss

6 Paul is alwaуs punсtuа|, hе is nеvеr Iatе

2 1 lovеs, wi|| go

2 gеts up, has

3 doesn't Iike, wiII еVеn Wеar

4 Won't do prеfеrs

5 wiII сhase, sееs, will have to, takе

6 еxеrсisеs, wiIl run, wi|| go, hаs

3 1 е Тhеy'rе а|wаys sауing

2 b Shе's а|wаys |osing things

3 с Shе's а|ways сritiсising them

4 d Hе's а|ways |osing things

5 f Тhеy'rе a|waуs lеtting mе down

6 a Hе's a|wаys turning up |atе

4 1 do уou often drеаm 2 imаginе

3 аlways buys 4 usua||y buуs

lт',tt.lt r;':епts that, instеad of rесеiving а Iеttеr from his

ilтцLuь * 3оb hаs rесеivеd onе from а mаnаgеr of thе

]Шr'flг]ll]:; hе wоrks for, who hе has nеvеr mеt Like Сhris

riшmш r.g.зr thе managеr Wants to visit SсotIаnd for five or

il]i]|xl Шiii,,ls апd to travеl by train'

*\Lilil|{ f-*]tПts to trаnslаtе, Bob's Ietter into a formaI vеrsion

iiliitlilinf, 'оr his manager Thеy shouId start:

l'lili'iншtг |,tr B row n,

lilД*шшшпш ,ош/or уour lеtter l wоs eхtremеlу pleаsеd ,

ШffimE аbout 1our ourn сountг1

ffifrtiпg уour letter and notes

Щlith&rtйanding the taeK

u ццт ; :еrnativе to writing аbout a popu|ar tourist arеа is to

лgш :.udеnts to imaginе thаt their сousins hаvе a partiсulаr

пlп*.:s.| in, for еxampIе, wiIdIife, wаIking, historiс buiIdings,

.'ffi]] ш3\5 and аrrangе а spесiaI interеst' tour.

i&rтттrпd studеnts to сhесk their notеs саrеful|y bеforе thеy

ФIrт а (ompositiоn Whilе thеy arе writing а сornpositiоп

lillшt шi|| bе сonсеntrаting on othеr things suсh as

шшшbu|аry аnd grammar.

t д5''t !тudеnts tо writе notеs undеr thе hеаdings If

]I8::sяrу, suggеst thеy usе Bob's notеs in 4 as a mоdе|

lrlf,tlщ

т! ji:.JеПts writе their Iettеrs in сlass or for homework.

Т.е-lnd thеm to inс|udе aII the important dеtaiIs

шfoaсклng

xЕ s.dеnts сhесk thеir |еttеrs Аn altеrnаtivе to studеnts

:*з:king thеir own Iеttеrs is to exсhangе them with a

I;.ar']еr's and сhесk еасh othеr's It is еasy to miss mistakеs

* >оmеthing you have written yoursе|f

o, Ligtoning

сEE@

Studio: Rеsсuers werе searсhing for more survivors |ast night

after tornadoеs struсk in oklahoma in.iuring B00 pеop|e.

Еntirе towns have been dеstroYed as thе storm rасed

асross mid-west Ameriсa loе Watson is thеre Hеllo' Joe.

Reportеr: Yеs Тoday, thousаnds of people are rе|ying on еmеrgеnсy

shеlter, food аnd wаter аfter one of the Worst storms in

history Survivors hаvе bееn te||ing how they emerged

from their bаsemеnts to find thаt their housеs' and their

neighbours housеs, hаd simpIу vanished Тhis is how the

Maуor of okIahomа Сity, Kirk Humphrеys, dеsсribеd thе

sсеne:

Mayor: |t Iooks as if thеre's beеn an exp|osion.

Reporter: Тhе town of Мoorе, just south of okIahomа City wаs thе

worst hit _ one rеsidеnt, Ann Riсhardson, toId me shе'd

survived by hiding in her storm сеIIar.

Ann: Тhere was no point trуing to еsсape, thе on|у wау to

proteсt oursе|ves Wаs to get undеrground When | саmе

out, | |ookеd for my house, but it just wasn't thеre.

Reporter: Тhe weаthermen desсribеd it as the worst tornado thev'd

sееn.

Wеathеr: onе tornado Was more than a miIe widе' it Was a WaIl of

dеath' It was the biggеst tornado we,vе еvеr sеen.

Reporter: Сhad Harris' who was аs|ееp insidе his trai|еr when thе

tornado struсk.

Сhad; |'m Iuсky to bе аIivе I сouIdn't bе|iеvе what was

happening |t Was a nightmarе Тhе trаiIer roI|ed ovеr

sеvеra| times |t Was thе most frightеning еxperiеnсe of

mY Iife.

Reporter: And nurse Ruth Hens|ey shеltеred undеr a bridgе in

Moore.

Ruth: Yeah, l stayеd under the bridgе' and I Watсh the tornаdo

pаss by A womаn was injurеd I hе|pеd her her son

just f|еw up into thе ai1 he was pu||еd right off his feet.

His mother mаnaged to hаng on to him, аnd pu|| him

down, but she was hurt, аnd their housе wаs сomp|ete|у

destroyеd.

Reportеr: Тhis is Joe Watson, ok|аhoma, returning you to thе

stud io.

Studio: Тhank you Joe Тhe storms аre thought to have reaсhed

F5 |еvе|, thаt's the worst possibIе for tоrnadoes Тe|| us

What that meаns.

Wеаthеr: Аt this |еvе|, housеs are Iiftеd off thеir foundаtions, саrs

f|y through the аi1 trаins are ovеrturnеd.

8 ,l falsе 2 fа|se 3 truе 4 truе 5 fa|sе 6 fa|sе

21d 2e 3f 4b 5с 6а

3 1 g|oba| Warming 2 Aсid rain

3 сhemiсal po|Iution 4 sеverе drought

5 endangerеd spесies 6 oiI s|iсk

Ф'фосtivo6 uith -Iooo and -ful

4 1 hе|p|ess

3 harmful

5 suссеssful / he|pful i usеfuI

246

о' $|oгda that go togothor

Reading for pleasure Тhe Thirtу.ninе Stеps SB pаgе41

@

Warm.шpBrainstorm typеs of novе| аnd Writе them on thе boаrd(romаntiс, deteсtive, сomеdу, drаmа, thriller, иthodunit' horror"aсtion, sсienсе t'iсtion, fantоф Еxplain аny tуpеs thаt studentsmay not be fаmiliаr With Divide studеnts into smaII groups todisсuss whiсh typеs of novеl thеy rеad or wou|d rеad

Studеnts rеad thе еXtraсt (out loud if you prеfеr or with thеrесording) Givе them p|enty of timе to do this Rеmembеrthis is rеаding for p|еаsurе Ask studеnts what typе of novеIextraсt is from Иеtесtive| th ri l lеfl

-|he Thiщ.nine 6tepв waв r,'rгittcn in l{l5 lt iь a thгillог, аboшiсottiьh man, Kiсhагd HаnnаY, urho movоs to London аnd сlat6involvоd in а global сOnьPiгaсY (thо extгасt in thо itudent,i9ooК) Hо hidas an Amsгiсаn in hi6 flat but the Ameriсan iвmuгdaгоd аnd Hаnnа1 finds himье.lf pагt of thо pгoblem.lаnguage notеs

dаsh and bolt - both ways of moving q u iсklyrаttled _ nеrvous

а handу mаn _ ski||ed

Your reaсtions

Bеfore studеnts do thе exеrсisе givе thеm two minutеs tothе questions and think about thеir rеsponsеs Dividе thеstudents into smaIl groups to disсuss the questions Аl|ow аmaximum of ten minutеs Ask groups to share their idеasthе сlаss Тhis may Iеad to furthеr disсussion if thеrе arеdiffеrenсes of opinion

su ссеssfu I

3 сome up

6 сhange

gПrmаrу on сontrnts pagеs 6-7

ffiшш&/e with ТV sBpagеs42_43

.rШшilmпш i !: ]ss thе first four quеstions

in their 8roups

]lll|rШffirш'n'r ]]irЁ аnsWеrs and attitudеs as а who|е с|ass Have а

lll|||||||||||l|шlll]iit jii]п{:]',lш :.'hаnds to find out how many of thе сIass

ttшшttttitM lше.'з а month without TV Ask thеsе studеnts what

illllil|lI|tпl,i.ццl ш{rт]in l: dо instеad

Шitщt шtшilе*з а timе |imit to skim rеad the аrtiсIе, for

lшМШiмЕ :*"ее minutеs Аsk studеnts to suggеst сritеriа for

tlllltllшпшiьrпш :*е bеst titIе Possiblе suggеstions inсludе:

llllllillшшпtilliш:*, artiсlе,s mаin point' (|ife is diffiсu|t without ТV)

illlшrli ]lшfrfiшtr :.' с о rt i с | е,s stу l е (i nf or mа l, I i gh t- h ea rted )

ilill]lli]rшшПil,Цrt5 : c е r е а d e r,s i n tе re st

,ШШtшilштпш :toose the bеst tit|е сheсk the аnswеr with thе

riШlliilШiшi шгп*i :sk studеnts whiсh pаrts of thе tехt he|pеd thеm

rflпlпlтшilflltr .]]l]1rrе " сhoiсе.

ffiеs

.[гlпg _:ssеntiaI point (originаl|y mеаnt thе Iast linе of a

l:ls ассoUnt, showing the finaI profit or Ioss)

t!lшlтiш.i]l.5 аlso on еdge)

rlг]]lrг:гTa| _ sad person

ffшmr - lооd Iikе сhoсo|ate аndсakеs, whiсh pеop|e еаt

аt Iеаst two-thirds of сonvеrsаtions bеgin Hеуl Did yousее thе othеr night?'

Life in Britаin саme to a сomp|еtе halt thаt dаy

I stared out of the window wаtсhing thе rest of thеpopu|ation hurrуing homе to wаtсh thе matсhеs

Тhen totа| disаster struсk I got flu

Despite the thriII of сomfort food аnd rеading thеnеWspapеr in bеd with thе сеntraI hеating on,

еaсh minutе took twiсе as long as thе prесeding onе Iike a drowning mаn finding dry |and, I lеаpt in front ofthе sеt аnd grаbbed thе remotе сontro| аs if it wаs purе go|dlАsk studеnts if thеy саn think of othеr еxаmpIеs of

i hypеrbolе, in both Eng|ish аnd thеir |anguage i

Voсabulary

4 Givе the students а time Iimit of 4 or 5 minutеs, othеrwisеthеу might not sсаn but rеаd еvеry word Point out thаt thewords in the tеxt mаУ not bе in the infinitivе-

5 Students rеfer baсk to thе artiсIe and сhесk thе mеaning ofthе phrasеs Advisе thеm to sсan the tеxt to find andundеr|inе еасh phrаse beforе сhoosing the mеaning Тhiswil| hе|p thеm undеrstand thе word in сontexт

TV and radio

6 Put studеnts into pairs or smaIl 8roups to disсuss thеmeanings аnd writе a short dеfinition of еaсh onе Studentsсаn usе а monolinguаl diсtionary if neсеssary, but don'tgivе thеm out untiI thеy have writtеn as maпy dеfinitions

Time to talk!

For thе first quеstion brainstorm tуpеs of TV progrаmme with

thе сIass аnd writе thеm on thе boаrd Somе idеаs are musiс

programmе, сurrent оt't'оirs progrаmmе, сhаt show, soоp opеrо,

quiz show, news broаdсоst' sports programmе, doсumentаrу,

drоmа, film' spесiаI interest, сookеrу, gаrdening

Ask studеnts to rеad thе rеst of thе quеstions Give thеm two

minutеs to note down thеir rеsponsеs Dividе thеm into pairs

or sma|| groups of four or fivе to disсuss thеir rеsponsеs Pаirs

or group5 shаrе their opinions with thе с|ass

Ask students, working on thеir own or in pairs, to write thrеe or

four morе mu|tip|е-сhoiсe quеstions for thе аrtiсlе If you think

thеу nееd hеlp, you соu|d give thеm questions, for examp|е:

Whаt mаdе thе writеr voluntеer to live without TW

Ask thеm to writе thе сorrесt answеr and thrее distrасtеrs

Advise them tо think of differеnt wording to that in thе tеxt for

the сorrесt answеr' for еxamp|e:

Не quаrrеlled With his mother аnd t'аther

noТ

Hе hаd an argumеnt with his parеnts

Sеlесt thе best questions writtеn by the students and usе thеm

fоr а с|ass tеst Writing their own multiple.сhoiсе quеstions сan

givе studеnts а bеtter undеrstаnding of this tуpe of quеstion

Grammar sB pаgеs44_45

Relative and noun сlauses

QuiсК quiz

1 Тrеat thе quiz аs а shоrt diagnostiс tеst Givе students а

time Iimit, for example two minutеs, and tеlI them thеy

mustn't Iook at the Grammаr rеfеrеnсе Also оoint out thаt

thе mistakеs arе both grammаtiса| and in punсtuatiоn

Сhесk the answers with the сIass

oт 1 1 Тhis is thе аdvеrtising аgеnсу whosе first аdvеrt

Wаs so suссеssful'

2 Lоndon, whеrе I wаs wоrking for two yeаrs, hаs

mаny good advеrtising agеnсies

3 This is thе аdvеrtisеmеnt whiсh / thаt l wаs

tа|king аbout

4 Сan уou telI mе whеre thе station is?

5 Do уоu know if Jamеs is сoming to thе partу?

Praсtisе anv ooints studеnts arе unsurе of

2 Studеnts сomparе thе аdvеrtisements in pairs Pairs share

their idеas аnd rеasons with thе сIass

ь' Possible answers

Thesе dаys thе po|аr bеаr аdvегtisеmеnt would bе morе

effесtivе, аs thе othеr onе |ook vеrу o}d.fаshionеd

3 Ask studеnts to skim rеad thе questionnairе аnd find thе

аnswеrs to the quеstions as quiсk|у as possiblе Тhеy shou|d

raisе their hands whеn thеy havе answers, and bе аbIe to

support them with reasons

Defining and non.dofining rоlаtivо с|auьoь

4 Studеnts do thе еxеrсisе on their own Ask thеm whаtpronoUns hе|p thеm to idеntify noun аnd rеIаtivе сlаu(whаt, who, whiсh, thаt, whosе, wherе) Wаrn thеm thаtsomеtimes onе сlаusе саn сontаin anothеr

Ф'' whеrе somеonе оffеrs you pеanuts аnd сrisps (,l , 3)whо points out thаt you now hаvе mоrе fil|ings thаntееth (1,3)

who is а fаntаstiс сook (2, 4)thаt you knоw isn,t going to сomе (1, 4)whosе dog you adorе (3)

5 Students work in pairs to сomp|еte thе ru|еs

Mr smith is thе mаn Whiсh mаn? Thе mаn who hеlped mе

Му brother livеs in Pсrш (No quеstion nееdеd.)

who wеre invited to thе promotioл dеfinеs whiсhсustomеrs rесеivеd а frее gift

Сustomеrs who wеrе not invitеd to thе promotiondid not reсеivе а frеe gift

AlI thе rеgu|аr сustomеrs rесеivеd а fr.ее gift - Йtowеre invitеd to the promotioл is аdditjonаIinformаtion

whiсh wаs pаrkеd in t'ront o| our housе dеJinеswhiсh саr is bеing ta|kеd аbоut and distinguishеs ilfrom othеr сars pаrked in thе strеet

Тhе foсus in this sеntеnсе is not on whiсh саr, but

оn its сoIour whiсh wоs pаrkеd in front of ourhouse isadd itiоnal informаtiоn'

th

2a

2ь

7 Studеnts disсuss thе quеstions in pairs

ф' 1 1а and 2а bесаusе thеy arе dеfining с|аusеs

2 Yеs, in ]а аnd 2а (sее pоint З in eхеrсisе 5)

* Quiсk filler!

In spokеn Еng|ish, еvеn if thе words arе exaсt|y thе sаmе.сan usua||y te|| thе diffеrеnсe betwееn a dеfining аnd adеfining rеIаtivе с|аusе by thе wаy thе sentenсе is spokеп 'lrthe сasе of а non-dеfining с|ausе, thе spеаkеr usual|ysIight|y whеrе thе сommаs arе АIso, a non-dеfining с|ausе snot strеssеd as muсh as thе rеst of thе sentenсe Asк

to praсtise saying this sеntеnсе, mаking the rеIаtivе сIаusеboth dеfining аnd nоn-dеfining Thе саr (,) whiсh wаs pаrl::l

in front of our housе (,) wаs bright rеd,

lпш'щn сlauвоe as subjосt and obiecl

8 !;.rdеnts do thе еxеrсisе on thеir own Сhесk thе аnswеrs

пlшrщп сlau6оь afroс indiroсt questionо

!|l 1.<,' ? studеnt to rеаd sentеnсes a to с out |oud Studеnts

j.sWеr questions,l to З in pairs AltеrnativеIу if уou feе|

l:Ur с|аss is strong еnough, answеr thеm oral|y аs а с|ass

Dr ! ln thе first pаrt of eасh quеstion subjесt and vеrb аrе

iп thе normа| ordеr

2 |n thе sесond pаrt, subjeсt and vеrb arе invеrtеd

l Соn уou tеlt me

tt| :; ldеnts dо thе еxеrсisе on thеir own Сhесk thе answеrs

ш 'h thе с|ass

щr t Do уou know whеrе Маggiе goеs to sсhoo|?

2 (аn yоu tеII mе whаt thе popu|ation of Irе|аnd is?

3 Do уou know if Sу[viа has phonеd?

{ Do you know if Mаnсhеstеr Unitеd won thе mаtсh?

5 Did you nоtiсе if Мark bоught any bread?

б Do уоu knоw how thеy trаvе||еd tо Kеnya?

[.сt's aсtivatе

lFrfo'gгtisin g вlogane

ТJ - ' idе studеnts into smаlI groups of four or fivе ТеII them

: rеad thе s|ogans аnd mаke sure thеy undеrstand thеm

i,ldеnts disсuss thе quеstions in groups

xлщuаgе notes

Liгii'ir]]]i.-5 - is importаnt

;fuff dreаmв аra mаde of iь ьimi\ar to шoгdь from a tаmouь

| *;cе.lh bч Pгospогo inЬhaYoьpearo'ь Tempeьf ' We аre suсh

*\ 46 dreаms аre mаde on,

13 !; t in their groups, studеnts think of three produсts thеy

.'е aПd knoW wе|l It might hе|p to brainstorm produсts

:'еfоrе studеnts start Students writе thеir own s|ogans

".:mind thеm thаt s|ogans arе oftеn writtеn in informal

:lomatiс |anguage, and arе somеtimеs based on famous

:-otаtions Groups сan еithеr rеаd out thеir slоgans to the

аSS or а|ternativе|y, fix a |argе shеet of paper to thе

аssroom wаl| аnd аsk studеnts tо writе thеm thеrе

шшll s:зdеnts, in thеir rеаding in Eng|ish ovеr thе nеxt fеw days,

:,ll .:.есt еxamо|еs of rе|ativе аnd nоun сlausеs Тhey should

,l-., зld со|lесt as wide a variеty оf tуpеs as possib|е, for

1l.i"d-р|е, dеfining rеlаtive с|ausеs with diffеrent pronouns

*iте, shouId write thе с|ausеs down аnd identify what typе

]],]lе., arе Ask them to bring thеir сo||есtion to thе nеXt |еsson

llT ] iiаre them with the

с|ass-Listеning and speaking Thе power of thе prеss SBpаgеs46-47

to photоs; typе оf heаdIinе; sty|е of rеporting)

ln 9ritain ilhoro aro tшo mаin i1pоs of n0W5PаP0г, bгoаdьhооtь andtаbloidь Thoьo namoь oгiqinаlll rotorred to ihоiг ьiъv, бut havoсomo Io гоfог to thuiг сoйient aь t^rpll Оroadьhee!ь used to bplагga (about Э$ b1 bt сm) аnd tha1 сontain in-dоpth neшэгоpoгta аnd сommоnt, ьuсh aь.|he Guordiаn Тabloidь aгetгаditionall1 эmаlloг (abou| ?o \ 4o сm) Тhe1 aгa daаignоd toappoa\ to a maьь roaderэhip аnd aгo usuаll1 сharaсIoriьedb1 anоmphаsis on photographь and ьonьahional stoгieь аbout foг оxаmple,football and pop ьtarь, and thо го1аl fami\1 The 6un iь a tabloid.Ask studеnts whiсh nеwspapеr in the piсtures is а

broadshееt, and whiсh a tab|oid

2 Students disсuss thеir rеading hаbits in thеir groups Аskthе groups to shаrе whаt thеy havе found out with thесIаss Whiсh arе thе most popu|аr newspаpers аndmagazinеs in thе сIаss? What kind of аrtiс|еs do studentsfind intеrеsting / boring?

Rеmind studеnts of hоw imоortЫnt it is ю iеad еaсhstatеmеnt саrеfully and to undеriinс kеy words аnd .рhrаsеs thаt mаУ he|p thеm tо сhоosе thеir аnswеrs

з 6Jn Ask thе с|ass if any of thеm Iook at nеws sitеs onthе Net What do thеy think of thеm? Do thеу prеfеr thеm

to trаditionaI newspapers аnd mаgazinеs? Givе studеntsеnough timе to rеad thе statеmеnts сarеfu||y Te|| studеntsyou arе going to pIay thе rесording twiсе P|ay thе

rесording Pausе it brief|y betwееn еaсh spеakеr so studеntsсan skim rеad thе stаtements, сhoose thеir аnswеrs andсross oUt thеir сhosеn options

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Spеаker 1: Jessiсa Leeman

Wе сhoosе thе most uoto-date nеws first from what we've reаd in the pаpеrs or mаgazines Тhеn we usе the Internеt to gеt more informаtion, but it сan bе hard to traсk things down, un|еss уou know еxaсt|y what you're Iooking for Newspapеr arсhivеs on thе Wеb arе еxсеllent, but I don't think the Web has сhangеd thе way pеop|е gеt their dayto-day news _weII, most peopIe in this сountrу rеаd about сUrrеnt еVеnts on thе trаin

or over breakfast Whеre thе Web's had a hugе impасt is in getting more information about what уou'vе а|readу reаd.

Speaker 2: John Woodсoсk

I don't spеnd hours surfing thе Nеt for news Тhе print version is sti|| supеrior Somе web sitеs are worth a glanсе but thеу don't yet hаve the sаmе in-dеpth сovеrage as most magazinеs and papеrs In futurе, I think the Net wi|| a||ow greatеr divеrsitу of intеrеsts But aссess isn,t advanсed

Listеning

enough yet to mаke it аs usеr-friеnd|у as piсking up a magаzinе or pаper.

But that's сhаnging аII the time I do think newspapеrs and magazinеs wi||

stiII bе around in 10 years'time, in the sensе thаt thеy'lI stilI be brand

names, but the movе to e|eсtroniс media wiII сontinue.

Speaker 3: Сhris Саmpbe|l

onсe thе |ntеrnеt movеs into mainstream teIevision broadсasting, a |ot of

the text-bаsed nеws serviсеs on the Nеt wiI| bесomе obsoIеtе Thе Wеb's

roIе аs a news provider wi|| beсome |ess important as the еntегtаinmеnt

industrу movеs into intеraсtivе broadсasting Newspapers and magazinеs

in thеir traditionaI form wiII then bесomе morе rеIеvаnt as thеу'II be thе

only p|aсе you сan find nеws without bеing сonstant|y bothеrеd by

advertising Еrаnklу, my job invo|ves spеnding so muсh time in front of

сomputers thаt I avoid using the Net for fun!

Speаker 4: Riсhard СoIebourn

l rеad somе newspаpеrs аnd magаzinеs in print and others on thе

lntеrnеt Within 10 yеars, I think on-|ine opеrations maу beсomе even

morе importаnt within mediа organisations beсаuse the Intеrnеt hаs the

advantage of spееd When major storiеs brеak, peop|e wi|| go straight to

thе Wеb, as they go to nеWs сhannels now But |'m stiII unsure аbout

сIаims that the Intеrnеt wiII kiII off broadсasting, or thе prеss ТV and

rаdio arе сonvеniеnt and сomfortab|е _ and piсking Up a nеWspаpеr or

magazine is fаr more еnjoyab|e thеn reading from a sсreen.

Speаkеr 5: Jonti SmalI

Nеwspаpers and magazines nеedn,t bе too worried l think nеW

tесhno|ogу wi|| supp|ement rаther than rep|aсе thеm _ at |east whiIе

сomputеrs arе |еss plеаsant or сonvеniеnt Some websites arе good and

thеir information,s re|iab|e _ a|though information found on most Internеt

sitеs саn't bе re|ied on! But thеy're a rеsourсе, rather than a habit _ Iike

taking a newspaрer or buying your favourite magazinе onсe thеy start to

offer somеthing notiсeаb|y diffеrеnt, thеn thе futurе wiIl beсomе morе

intеresting Тhе way in whiсh the Nеt dеvе|ops wi|| shаpe how wе sее аnd

rесеivе our nеws and informаtion about whаt's going on in thе wor|d.

Language notes

trасk (somеthing) down - to find (somеthing) by sеаrсhing

breоk* (of a nеws story) bесomе known

optional aсtivity

P|ay thе rесording agаin Ask students to makе notes on

thе сhаnges whiсh thе studеnt journaIists think arе |ikely

to happеn in thе news mеdiа in thе nеxt ten yeаrs'

Students sharе thеir аnswеrs with the сIаss Writе thе mаin

points on thе boаrd, for еxamp|е:

Thе Net will аllov'l а widеr varietу oI interеsts

Nеwspаpers аnd magozines will still eхist, eithеr in their

trаditionаl form or as brоnd nаmes.

Doеs thе с|ass agrее With the studеnt journaIists?

Usinq вtress for moaningЁ'

'

О6Jз'z Ехp|аin to studеnts that thеy arе going to hеar the

sаmе sеntеnсе rеpеatеd fivе times Point out that thе onIy

сhangе mаdе еaсh time wil| be to thе words whiсh arе

stressеd Explain that thesе differenсеs сhange thе mеaning

of the sentenсе еaсh time Give students timе to rеаd the

mеanings P|аy thе rесording Pausе it briеf|y bеtwеen еaсh

sеntеnсe so studеnts саn сhoose thеir аnswеrs

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Sеntenсe 1 | don't spеnd hours surfing the Net for nеws.

sentenсe 2 ! don't spеnd hours surfing thе Nеt for nеws.

sentenсе 3 | don,t spend hours surfing thе Nеt for news.

Sentеnсе 4 I don't spend hours surfing the Nеt for news.

Sеntеnсе 5 | don't spend hours surfing the Net for news.

Сhесk thе answеrs with the сlass.

е.2.с 3a 4 d 5b

Тhеrе is a gеnеrа| prinсip|e whiсh studеnts may havе usеdwhеn сhoosing thеir answеrs Ask thеm what it is (al| thestatеments in the Studеnt's Book begin with but,whiсhindiсatеs a сontrast The word or phrasе in thе sеntеnсеwhiсh dirесt|y сontrasts With one in thе stаtеment shouId

bе strеssed)

6 Put students into pairs Еither ask the pаirs to read out onеsentеnсе еaсh in diffеrеnt Waуs or' if you think thеy nееdmore praсtiсе, ask thеm to take turns rеading out bothsentеnсеs Suggеst that thаt thеy undеr|inе thе words in thеstаtеments that shouId bе сontrаstеd, for еxamp|е:but nеwspаoеrs won,t

suggеstions in thе Еxam training box

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ф л'к two studеnts to rеаd thе diaIoguе in thе box

llE}г.] appropriatе stress аnd intonation onе shouId be A and

п]]1lпе 'зther B Thеn p|ay thе rесording Answеr any quеstions

fiii,].Jurпts mаy havе ln thе same presеntation group5,

ff]шшcеnts think аbout |еarning methods and try to сomе to a

iflp:sion on thе best waу to |еarn Rеmind students to use

iilllте еrprеssions in thе diaIoguе box Mоnitor and make а

rfl{mе of аny frequеnt еrrors for pееr сorrесtion Iаter

P Щliсk filler!

tltmше :оmе сontrovеrsiаl statеmеnts, and аsk individuaI

ш][lr!jЕеnts to agrее or disagrее with you using phrasеs from

ltilпге :iаloguе box, for examp|e:

i]]T i}сre should be Оsсоrs t'or tеасhеrs, not film stаrs!

'S' Иuаllу, l,m not surе if I аgrеe with thаt

'ff'' |W,'аgоzinеs оbout pop stars are a waste oI pоpеr!

'S' у;u hауе а point thеrе but

g

'ome newspаpers аnd magazinеs pub|ishеd in thе

з.|ts" сountry and |anguаge to сIass Ask studеnts, working

iliш gш:'.lps, to find stories about things whiсh havе happеnеd in

Шlшr соuntry whiсh theу think would intеrеst аn intеrnationaI

шдrшliеnсе Ask thеm to prеparе a two-minutе TV nеws itеm in

1l@ sn оn the story they havе сhosеn |t саn еithеr bе a sеrious

iiiffirmп оr onе сharaсtеristiс of a tabloid nеWspаper

rriting a desсription of an evеnt

g uhool trip sвpages48-49

lkъup

1l ls а с|ass brainstorm thе kinds of trips students сan 80 on

riаkе surе students undеrstand thаt thеy shou|d think of

oсlhoo|-organised trips

l Diкuss quеstion 2 as a сlass Enсouragе studеnts to givе

.еаsons for thеir answers.

ftldуing thе sample

Ц]hdргstanding thо tasK

l {sk studеnts to Iook at the qUestions and thеn skim rеad

ihе two аrtiсIеs Givе thеm about twо minutеs Сheсk thе

.м *ondеrful timе wаs hаd bу с// - everybody enjoyеd thеmsе|vеs

ilше do not usua|lу usе a// on its own to rеfеr to еvеrybodу, but

tt-;.s idiomatiс phrasе is an еxсeptioп A good timе wаs hаd bу

шi.;r is anothеr vеrsion This phrasе is oftеn found in this kind of

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Steps to better writing

Тho right шord

5 Аsk studеnts to do thе ехеrсisе on thеir own Rеmind thеm

to do thе onеs thеy find еasiеst first Students сhесk thеiranswеrs with a pаrtnеr's |f monoIingua| diсtionaries аreаvai|ab|e, ask thеm to сheсk thе mеanings of аny еxprеssionsthеv arе unsurе аbout Сhесk thе аnswеrs with thе сlаss

6 Studеnts сhесk the meаnings in pairs Те|l thеm to Iook аtthe сontеxt in whiсh thеy arе usеd in thе aпiс|еs ifnесеssary Еxplain thаt seеing a word in сontext сan oftеnhе|p with undеrstаnding

7 Studеnts do thе еxеrсise on thеir own Looking at thе waythе еxprеssions are usеd in thе аrtiсIеs and сhесking thedеfinitions in 6 may hеlp thеm Ask individuа| students torеad out thеir sеntеnсеs Write good еxampIеs using еaсhеxprеssion on thе board

Using difforоnt vorbg to give information

8 Studеnts do thе exеrсisеs on thеir own Many of thе wordsappear in thе аrtiсlеs, so Iooking at thе way thеy arе usеdtherе may hе|p them Studеnts сan use monolinguaIdiсtionariеs' Сhесk the answеrs with the с|ass

9 Studеnts сomp|etе thе sеntеnсes in pairs Сhесk the

answеrs with thе с|ass Writing14 Studеnts mаkе notеs in сIass undеr еaсh hеаding Monitо"

аnd provide hе|p whеrе neсеssary Rеmind them to makеnotеs in Еng|ish Whеn thеу havе finishеd, ask them if thеlfее| thеy Wеrе too sIow оr too quiсk' Point out thаt in anеxаm it сan be sensiblе to spеnd timе mаking good,organisеd notеs in Еng|ish as this сan mаkе thе writingstagе muсh easiеr аnd quiсkеr Students writе thеir аrtiс|еs

in сlass as уоu wiII bе timing thеm Remind them to usе тhlrе

|anguagе and еxprеssions from 5 and 6

ChecYing

15 Сol|есt thе students' artiс|еs and rеdistributе thеm ТhеуshouId now think of thеmsе|vеs as thе еditor of a studепinewspapеr аnd not on|y сorrесt аny mistakеs in grammаraпd l or punсtuation, but (poIiteIy) suggest сhаngеs inсontent whеrе, for eхamp|е, thеy think informаtion isunneсеssary or not intеrеsting еnоugh

Writе one of thе artiс|es on pа8е 50 on the board without аnipunсtuаtion Ask thе сlаss to punсtuatе it сorrесt|y by invitingstudеnts onе at a timе to сomе to thе board аnd аdd apunсtuаtion mark

Let's praсtise grammar sB pagе 50

Somе or aII of thеsе еxerсisеs сan bе givеn as homеworkо' Rolativо and noun с|auвoь

1 1 that I want to buу (defining)

2 whiсh is on evеry Thursdаy (non.defining)

3 who is а TV produсer (non-defining)

4 whiсh was takеn by Mаn Rау (non-dеfining)

5 whеrе you usеd to work (dеfining)

6 who is an асtor (non-dеfining)

Quoting diсoс! ьpooch

10 Studеnts do the exerсisе on thеir own and thеn сhесk thеir

answеrs with a partnеr's Сhесk thе аnswеrs with thе с|ass

й' 1 сoloл 2 сomma

12 Students do the exеrсisе on thеir own and thеn сompаrе

thеir punсtuаtion with a partnеr's If уou hаvе an ovеrhеad

projесtor, thе еasiest waу of сheсking thе аnswеrs with the

сIass is, beforе thе |еsson, to сopу thе аrtiсIе as it appеars

in thе Studеnt's Book onto a transpаrеnсy Аsk studеnts to

te|I yоu whеrе tо put thе punсtuation marks and add thеm

to thе transparenсy, prеferаbly in a bright сoIour

Writing your dеsсription of an event

Planning

13 Students сhoosе thеir topiс Rеmind them to сhoоsе onе

thеy know somеthing аbout аs this wiIl makе thеir writing

еasiеr, morе сonfidеnt аnd morе intеresting

3 1 who/thаt 2 whiсh 3 who / thаt

4 whiсh 5 thаt / whiсh 6 whеnТhe pronouns сan bе |еft out in sеntеnсеs 1' 3, 5 and 6

4 1 Тhе restaurant, whiсh is а favouritе withсe|еbritiеs, is vеry еxpеnsive

2 Diсkеns, who wrоte o|ivеr Twist, Iivеd in Londonfor may yеars

3 Тhе moviе, whiсh Wаs a grеаt suссеss, wаs fiImеd

I know whеrе you arе going

I don't bе|iеvе what Jadе toId mе

What уou аrе suggеsting is а good ideа

Pеop|е arе oftеn borеd by whаt thеу wаtсh on ТV

I undеrstand why pеop|е |ovе plаying сomputеrgamе5

l don't know what you аre angry about

l've hеаrd that our neighbours аrе moving

Whаt Mаrk is tеlling Sаm is intеrеsting

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dzuьoь aftsr indiroсt questions

ir: '*оu know whеre thе post offiсе is?

lЬ loU tе|| me if уou аre going on ho|iday next

т.'r: -th?

} Гц lоu knоw who that man is?

4 Гtrr: '.оu notiсе if Mаrk саmе to thе mееting?

E ll.aг lou tе|| me how muсh this iaсkеt is?

Praсtisе skills sB pagе 5,l

jl! ii.-е to sаy that thе most popu|ar programmes on tеIеvision аrе

Pеoplе think of them as еsсapism, but this isn't neсessarily

т-Е *ories in soaps often rеf|eсt reality Тhеy show pеop|е ln

tm-a:ioпs suсh as divorсе or death, and how thеy сope I think

tвц lvhаt to do аnd What not to do in сeгtаin situations.

s" л th digitaI TV, pеopIe have hundreds of сhаnne|s to сhoose

ъ: more soap opеras to watсh The prob|еm is that many

:зuld show еndlеss re-runs of poor-quaIitу soaps whiсh

triviа|isе and gеnera||у set a bad exаmp|е Тhey use

:г сontrovеrsiaI storvlines to attraсt viеwеrs, аnd' worrying|у,

rdt:t-еse viеwers are сhiIdrеn.

ше =а||у popular with teеnаgers In fасt morе tееnаgers Watсh

шшaщ than watсh сhi|dren'5 programmе5 Young peop|е а|so usе

fгom Аmeriсan and АustraIiаn soаp operas, suсh as thаt is

l.:пгLl.е |.|| get it sortеd', аnd no worriеs, matе' And a reсent

]hl-зd out thаt tеenagеrs Werе morе famiIiar with the Amеriсаn

flr]'Tеfgеnсy numbеr 9,l1 than our own 999!

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fiшйA operas and so do mу сhi|drеn Beсause some things, suсh as

.rrr rе|аtionship prob|еms, arе dea|t with in soaps, thеy fее| thеу

]Мli,! птоrе еаsi|y about thеse issuеs I aIso think soaps сan bе verу

дш п a|| thеy sеt a good eхamp|e _ thе good guys a|ways wln

ttг'ш md guys are a|waуs punishеd.

щ'Vвфs vrith different mоanings

t 1 а proved (е show somеthing is true)

b provеd (g turn out to bе)

2 а аvoid (с prеvеnt)

b аvoid (d kееp away from)

3 а strikе (h attaсk suddеn|y)

b wаs struсk (f hit somеthing)

4 а mаintаined (b say somеthing is truе)

b mаintаin (a kееp in good сondition)

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