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1 Pre-Intermediate B1 Virginia Evans - Jenny Dooley 2 ContentsTopicsVocabularyModule 1 Module 2 Module 3 Module 4 Module 5character adjectives; appearance;personal qualities antonyms; adjectives withprepositionscity life/country life; jobs & jobqualities; describing places; partsof a town; commutingantonyms; adjectives withprepositions; adj-n phrasesenvironmental problems &solutions; endangered animals &protected speciestypes of holidays, sites climate holidayequipment; means of transportprepositional phrasestypes of shops & shopping;products; clothes; describingobjects; gifts; homes prepositionalphrases; antonymstraditional celebrations festive activities;feelings; greetings cardsverbs with prepositionsrestaurant-related words; thesupermarket; recipes & cookingmethods; tastes; cutlery, crockery& appliances; quantities; menus verbs with prepositionstypes of sports; sport injuries;places & equipment; personalqualitiesadjectives with prepositionstypes of entertainment; cinema reviews; books &newspapers; TV jobs/programmes; theatre; charityprepositional phrases; regretsteenagers & technology; gadgets;education & technology; meansof communication; text messages;processes; science; faults prepositional phrases; compoundnouns; antonyms- Characters Larger than Life (multiple choice)- Beauty is in the eye of the beholder (m/ccloze)- Literature Corner: Scandal in BohemiabyConan Doyle (T/F)- A City Slicker or a Country Lover?

2 (T/F)- signs (multiple choice)- Culture Clip: Celebration: dream townUSA (m/c cloze)- The Earth in our hands (T/F)- No ordinary zoo (m/c cloze)-RRS Ernest Shackleton Captain s Log(multiple choice) - Looking for the ideal getaway? (multiplematching short texts)- Literature Corner: Gulliver s TravelsbyJonathan Swift (multiple matching missing sentences)- Checking out second-hand city (multiplechoice)- signs & notices (multiple choice)- Culture Clip: Styles of Homes (multiplematching)- A Traditional Irish Wedding (T/F)- Culture Clip: Bizarre Annual Events in theUK (multiple matching)- A Taste of Toronto (multiple matching short texts)- Literature Corner: Charlie & the ChocolateFactoryby Roald Dahl (comprehensionquestions)- The Last Great Race (T/F)- messages (multiple choice)- signs (multiple matching)- Literature Corner: The Olympic Anthem(reading for specific information)- Pick of the Week (multiple matching short texts)- Graffiti Is it Art?

3 (open cloze)- Culture Corner: Comic Relief (completing asummary)- All About Britain s Teenagers (multiplechoice)- Culture Corner: The Education System ofthe UK & the USA (completing missinginformation in tables)Songsheets 1-5 (pp. 125-130)Grammar Reference Section (pp. 132-141)American English-British English Guide ( )Irregular Verbs (p. 131)Word List (pp. 142-151)UNIT 1 Heroes and Villains (pp. 6-15) UNIT 2 Lifestyles(pp. 16-25)UNIT 3 Earth Calling(pp. 30-39)UNIT 4 Travellers Tales(pp. 40-49)UNIT 5On Offer(pp. 54-63)UNIT 6 Happy Days!(pp. 64-73)UNIT 7 Eating out!(pp. 78-87)UNIT 8 Fit for Life(pp. 88-97)UNIT 9 Going out!(pp. 102-111)UNIT 10 Fast Forward(pp. 112-121) people (character& appearance) jobs & places lifestyles the city & country the environment endangeredspecies holidays climate/weather transport shops andshopping clothes/accessories celebrations festivals & events places to eat food and drinks sports accidents andinjuries entertainment the arts charity technology educationReadingSelf-Assessment Module 1 (pp.)

4 26-27) Curricular Cuts 1 (p. 28) (History) Elizabeth s PortraitsSelf-Assessment Module 2 (pp. 50-51) Curricular Cuts 2 (p. 52) (Geography) The World s ClimatesSelf-Assessment Module 3 (pp. 74-75) Curricular Cuts 3 (p. 76) MathsSelf-Assessment Module 4 (pp. 98-99) Curricular Cuts 4 ( ) (Science) A Balanced DietSelf-Assessment Module 5 (pp. 122-123) Curricular Cuts 5 (p. 124) (Art & Design) Styles of painting3 Grammar ListeningSpeakingWritingdescribing fictional characters;making choices; socialising;describing peopleintonation expressing surprise &concern introducing oneself; expressinglikes/dislikes; asking for/givingdirections; talking about jobs;expressing preferences; (role-play) ajob interview; describing picturesintonation stressed syllablesimproving one s town/city; a shorttalk from notes; describing pictures;reacting to news; acting out adialogue; (role-play) at Customsnarrating experiences; expressingfeelings; checking in; complaining/apologising; giving travelinformation; expressingdisapproval; describing picturesintonation expressing annoyanceasking about prices; calming down;describing objects;offering/accepting gifts; askingfor/buying things.

5 (role-play)salesperson/customerintonatio n losing patiencea short talk from notes; describingcelebrations makingarrangements; inviting;congratulating & thanking intonation in question tagsdiscussing food preferences/tastes;(role-play) eating out/ordering ameal; comparing table manners;describing pictures; intonation stressed syllablesdiscussing sports; negotiating;describing pictures; expressingopinions; asking about/describinghealth; sympathising givingadvice; acting out dialoguesintonation hesitatingdiscussing entertainment;suggesting/(dis)agreeing; talkingabout a book/TV programmes;(role-play) booking tickets;expressing preferences; describingpaintings; acting out dialoguesdiscussing technology; short talkfrom notes; conducting a survey;talking about pros describing pictures; (role-play)requesting action/giving an accountof an eventintonation in questionspresent simple/continuous; stative verbs;adverbs of frequency;question words Phrasal verbs: GETcomparatives andsuperlatives; -ing/infinitive forms;specific/generalpreferencesPhrasal verbs: PUTpresent perfect simple/continuous; clauses ofpurposePhrasal verbs:RUNpresent/past participles;past simple/continuous;linkers; the definite/indefinite article; usedto/wouldPhrasal verbs: COME modal verbs; makingassumptions/requests;too/enough; order ofadjectivesPhrasal verbs: LOOK future forms; futurecontinuous; questiontagsPhrasal verbs: BREAK countables/uncountables;quantifiers; indefinitepronouns; past perfectsimple/ continuousPhrasal verbs: GIVEthe passive; with/by;conditionals: type 0, 1;if/unless.

6 Linkers (result,addition, contrast, etc)Phrasal verbs: BRING conditionals: type 2, 3;wishes; relative clauses;so/neitherPhrasal verbs: TURN clauses of concession; all/most/some/none; reportedspeech; indirectquestions; causative form Phrasal verbs: TAKE- a letter giving advicePortfolio: description of a hero/villain; classified ad; e-mail to afriend- a letter of applicationPortfolio: article about where youlive; description of neighbourhood;questions for a quiz - notesPortfolio: poster about theenvironment; article about a zoo;letter to a friend- a story Portfolio: holiday advertisement;weather forecast; factfile aboutyour country- a report assessing good & badpointsPortfolio: description of the bestplace to shop; page for a clothescatalogue; poster of school/workrules- postcardPortfolio: article about a traditionalwedding; greetings cards; e-mail toa friend- a story Portfolio: description of an unusualrestaurant; recipe for a local dish;shopping list- a pros and cons essayPortfolio: postcard to a friend; shortcommunicative message; sportsquiz- an informal letter reviewing afilmPortfolio: review for a school event;TV guide; interview with a graffitiartist- a letter of complaintPortfolio: article about teenagers inyour country; text message to afriend.

7 Questions for a science quiz- multiple choice- multiple matching(missing sentences)- listening for detailedmeaning- multiple matching(missing sentences)- completing missinginformation- multiple choice- multiple matching- listening for specificinformation- completing missinginformation- listening for specificinformation- listening for gist- multiple choice- mutiple matching- listening for gist- listening for specificinformation- intonation - multiple choice- listening for specificinformation-multiple matching- to take notes- listening for detailedmeaning- multiple choice- multiple matching- listening for specificsounds- listening for detailedmeaning- multiple matching- completing missinginformation- multiple matching- to fill in gaps- listening for detailedmeaningUUppssttrreeaamm PPrree--IInntteerrmmeeddiiaattee BB11is a modular secondary-level coursefor learners of the English language at CEF B1 level.

8 The seriescombines active English learning with a variety of lively topicspresented in themed s BookWorkbook Student sStudent s CDMy Language PortfolioTeacher s BookWorkbook Teacher sClass CDsTest Booklet5 Look at Module 1 Find the page numbers for pictures 1-5. Find the unit and page number(s) for classified ads an e-mail jokes a town map signs a quiz a CV Listen, read and talk about .. character & appearance habits/routines/lifestyles places & geographical features signs jobs/workplaces/job qualities Learn how to .. describe people talk about personal qualities socialise make choicesUnits 1-2 Module 1 People of the World12 Express likes/dislikes/preferences ask for/give directions act out a job interview Practise .. the present simple/ continuous adverbs of frequency question words comparative/superlative forms -ing/infinitive forms pronunciation intonation (expressing surprise & concern in stressedsyllables) phrasal verbs: get, put Write.

9 A short paragraph about your favourite hero(ine)or villain a classified ad an e-mail to a friend an informal letter of advice a short article about yourself and where you live a short description of your neighbourhood a short quiz about the capital city of your country a letter of application345 Culture Clips:Celebration - Dream Town USAL iterature Corner:Scandal in BohemiaCurricular Cuts (History): Elizabeth I51a. Which of the characters in thepictures are heroes/heroinesand which are villains? b. Who has got .. curly brown hair pointed ears a long white beard a black moustache a magic mirror a sharp metal hook instead ofa hand a magic staff a broad-brimmed hat shiny black hair and rosy cheeksFrodo Baggins has got curly brown BagginsSaruman5101520252a. In pairs, decide which of these adjectives best describeeach character in the at the pictures and the title of the article.

10 What doesthe title mean?Listening303540455055 Readingb. Listen and check. Which extra character is described?mischievous & daringPeter Pancunning & & & cold-hearted ..polite & considerate ..evil & & : Who do you think is mischievous and daring?B:I d say Peter any book, cartoon or film we alllove to see the heroes defeat the villains,save the world, win the girl and livehappily ever after. But just between youand me, don t we feel a little bit sorry forthe villains as well?Saruman, from The Lord of the Rings,is an all-time favourite villain, the type ofvillain I like. He is a tall wizard with a longwhite beard and cold dark eyes. Hewears a long white robe and carries amagic staff. Once he was a good wizardbut the power of a magic ring has madehim evil and greedy and now he wantsto rule the world.