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Face2face Second Edition: Adult and Young Adult Courses
Face2face Second Edition: Adult and Young Adult Courses
4
levels
www.cambridge.org/elt/face2face
The course for teachers who want to get their students communicating
with confidence
ff 80–120 teaching hours per level
face2face Second edition is a fully-updated version of this best-selling
course for adult and young adult learners of English.
• Carefully structured lessons that help build spoken fluency and accuracy
• Innovative approach to teaching listening skills
• New full page 'Extra Practice' sections for each unit
• 'Quick Reviews' at the beginning of each lesson get each class off to a lively,
student-centred start
• The redesigned interactive 'Language Summary' includes all new
vocabulary, grammar and functional language
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The free, fully-interactive DVD-ROM that comes with the Student’s Book
contains exercises and resources in all language areas, giving students added
support and flexibility in their learning. The face2face Second edition DVD-
ROM includes 100% new video material, games, a recording capability, a New video-based Real World lessons are included in every unit
progress chart and customisable tests. of the Student’s Book. This gives students an engaging way of
learning the practical language they need to get along in their
face2face Second edition day-to-day lives.
Elementary
Student's Book with DVD-ROM 978-1-107-42204-9
Workbook with Key 978-0-521-28305-2
Workbook without Key 978-0-521-28306-9
Teacher's Book with DVD 978-1-107-65400-6 FREE face2face resource website for
Class Audio CDs (3) 978-1-107-42206-3 teachers!
face2face Second edition
Pre-intermediate www.cambridge.org/elt/face2face
• Placement test with spoken assessment
Student's Book with DVD-ROM 978-1-107-42207-0
Workbook with Key 978-1-107-60353-0
Workbook without Key
Teacher's Book with DVD
978-1-107-60352-3
978-1-107-63330-8 • CEFR mapping
Class Audio CDs (3)
Coming in 2013 Intermediate
978-1-107-42209-4
• Bilingual wordlists
Coming in 2013 Upper Intermediate
The first edition of face2face will still be available for a limited period. Please contact your local Cambridge representative
or visit www.cambridge.org/elt/face2face
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English Unlimited
Theresa Clementson, Leslie Anne Hendra, David Rea, Alex Tilbury,
Adrian Doff and Ben Goldstein,
Course consultant: Adrian Doff
Starter to Advanced
6
levels
www.cambridge.org/elt/englishunlimited
For teachers who want a fresh, original course that equips learners to
use English in real life
ff 80–90 teaching hours per level, extendable to 120
(60 extendable to 90 for Starter)
• Centred on purposeful, real-life objectives
• Prepares learners to use English for global communication
• CEFR practical goals at its core
• Teaches all four skills, with a special focus on 'intercultural awareness' as
a fifth skill
• Builds learner confidence in using English
Self-study DVD-ROM Coursebook e-Portfolio Teacher’s DVD-ROM
• Video material, including interviews, documentaries, animations and drama • Create a 'can do' record of progress • Extra activities
• Activities with voice-recording tool • Vocabulary and reference support • Testing and assessment programme
• Customisable 'QuickCheck' tests for monitoring progress • Course video
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English Unlimited teaches language that’s natural,
3.1 goals dependable and of real use – guaranteed by the
talk about a business idea
talk about hopes, dreams and ambitions
Cambridge English Corpus and cross-referenced to
3.2 the English Profile programme
Success
3.2 goals
Your abilities talk about abilities
talk about achievements
READING 1 a What’s an IQ test? Have you ever taken one?
Great ideas b Read the article from an educational magazine. Which intelligence types might
help with these activities?
READING 1 You’re going to read about an inventor. Which of these • doing your accounts • playing tennis • writing a poem • designing a building
facts do you think are about the inventor of: • staying happy • learning a song • resolving an argument
• karaoke? • the iPod?
He never became rich from his invention.
a
b He’s shy and doesn’t usually do interviews. What is intelligence? emotions, goals and motivations and learn best when
concentrating on a subject by themselves.
c He made people listen to music in a different way.
d He used his invention to celebrate his 59th birthday. ➡ Not just a high IQ 4 Verbal-linguistic People with high verbal-linguistic
e He was a drummer in a band. intelligence have a facility with words and languages.
f He has also designed computers. The theory of multiple intelligences was proposed They are typically good at reading, writing, telling
by Howard Gardner in 1983. He believed that the stories and memorising words along with dates. They
2 Work in A/B pairs. A, read the article below and B, read traditional intelligence test (known as an tend to learn best by reading, taking notes, listening
the article on p119 to check your ideas. IQ test) didn’t acknowledge the wide to lectures, and through discussion and debate.
variety of abilities that people have.
5 Logical-mathematical This area has
Here is a summary of the main types
to do with logic, reasoning and
of intelligence that he identified:
numbers. People with this ability
on p119.
3 a A, complete the summary of this article; B, complete the summary A lawyer probably
1 Inoue Daisuke invented karaoke, but he didn’t … needs interpersonal 2 Read the article again. Which intelligences do you think are important for these
2 He was a drummer in a band which … and verbal-linguistic jobs? Why?
Universally-appealing 3
4
The idea for karaoke started when Inoue gave ...
Over the next twenty years karaoke became ... Inoue was surprised
when …
intelligences. • lawyer
• doctor
• politician
• singer
• poet
• DJ
• engineer
• social worker
topics and activities 5 Now, Inoue … In the future, he ...
two men similar or different?
VOCABULARY 3 Look at the highlighted expressions in 1–7 in the article. Which can be followed by:
b Tell each other about your articles. How are the
inspire learners worldwide Abilities a an infinitive? b an -ing form? c a noun? d an -ing form or a noun?
4 a Which intelligences do you think you have? What about people you know well? Ha
22 Write five sentences. Explain your ideas and give examples. co
I think I have musical intelligence because I'm able to learn tunes very quickly.
b Talk about your sentences together. What intelligences do most people have?
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English Unlimited Intermediate Coursebook
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Starter
Coursebook with e-Portfolio 978-0-521-72633-7
Self-study Pack (Workbook with DVD-ROM) 978-0-521-72634-4
Teacher’s Pack (Teacher’s Book with DVD-ROM) 978-0-521-72638-2
Class Audio CDs (2) 978-0-521-72636-8
Classware DVD-ROM 978-0-521-15720-9
NEW Online Workbook 978-1-139-09827-4
Elementary
Coursebook with e-Portfolio 978-0-521-69772-9
Self-study Pack (Workbook with DVD-ROM) 978-0-521-69774-3
Teacher’s Pack (Teacher’s Book with DVD-ROM) 978-0-521-69776-7
Class Audio CDs (3) 978-0-521-69775-0
English Unlimited Online Workbook Classware DVD-ROM 978-0-521-15721-6
NEW Online Workbook 978-1-139-06820-8
Pre-intermediate
Coursebook with e-Portfolio 978-0-521-69777-4
3.2 Self-study Pack (Workbook with DVD-ROM) 978-0-521-69778-1
Teacher’s Pack (Teacher’s Book with DVD-ROM) 978-0-521-69780-4
Your achievements Class Audio CDs (3) 978-0-521-69779-8
Classware DVD-ROM 978-0-521-15722-3
LISTENING 1 1.25 Listen to interviews with Aminata, Margot and Charlie
about their achievements. What are they most proud of? NEW Online Workbook 978-1-139-07045-4
Intermediate
ng Coursebook with e-Portfolio 978-0-521-73989-4
Self-study Pack (Workbook with DVD-ROM) 978-0-521-15182-5
Teacher’s Pack (Teacher’s Book with DVD-ROM) 978-0-521-15717-9
Class Audio CDs (3) 978-0-521-73990-0
Classware DVD-ROM 978-0-521-18840-1
NEW Online Workbook 978-1-139-01891-3
2 Can you answer the questions about each person? 1.25 Listen again to check.
Upper Intermediate
Aminata 1 What did she want to learn? Why? 2 When did she start learning? Coursebook with e-Portfolio 978-0-521-73991-7
Margot 3 What’s her book about? 4 What’s she doing at the moment? Self-study Pack (Workbook with DVD-ROM) 978-0-521-16971-4
Charlie 5 What did he join? 6 What do they do together? Teacher’s Pack (Teacher’s Book with DVD-ROM) 978-0-521-15170-2
3 Do you think each of them found it easy to do these things? Why?
Class Audio CDs (3) 978-0-521-73992-4
GRAMMAR
Classware DVD-ROM 978-0-521-18841-8
4 Match the sentences from the listening with functions a or b.
NEW Online Workbook 978-1-139-09685-0
Present perfect
I’ve had the bike for about a year now.
and time
expressions
1
2 I’ve just written a cookery book. a a situation or state which is still true
Advanced
3 I’ve learned to ride a bike recently. b a finished action which is important now Coursebook with e-Portfolio 978-0-521-14445-2
4 I’ve always wanted to write. Self-study Pack (Workbook with DVD-ROM) 978-0-521-16973-8
5 Match the highlighted words in 1–8 with categories a–e. Teacher’s Pack (Teacher’s Book with DVD-ROM) 978-0-521-17559-3
Class Audio CDs (3) 978-0-521-14446-9
1 I’ve always wanted to write.
2 I’ve just written a cookery book. Classware DVD-ROM 978-0-521-18842-5
a the whole of your life until now always
3 I’ve never been able to go with them.
b part of your life until now / NEW Online Workbook 978-1-139-06021-9
4 I’ve already written a novel actually.
c something you expect to happen
5 I’ve learned to ride a bike recently.
d a short time ago /
6 It hasn’t come out yet.
e something that happened sooner than expected
7 I’ve had the bike for about a year now.
8 I haven’t written anything since the cookery book.
6 Notice the position of the highlighted time expressions. Then add them to the
3 EXPLORE
sentences in the quiz.
Find someone who:
recently
Across cultures Attitudes to success
1 has won a competition . What was it? recently LISTENING 1 1.29Listen to Mariama and Remco talking
2 has passed a test or an exam. just about attitudes to success.
3 has learned to drive. Why not? never 1 How does Mariama feel about talking
about her
4 has done well in interviews. always achievements?
5 has achieved something today. What was it? already 2 What two examples does Remco
give to explain
6 has been married over ten years. for his attitude to success?
Grammar reference 7 hasn’t taken a test or an exam they left school. since
and practice, p136 2 1.29 Listen again.
Are sentences 1–4 true or false?
8 hasn’t done what they needed to do today. yet [A/W: 3.6b]
y: Mariama
1 She says her American friends
n? SPEAKING 7 a Ask questions to find who the statements in 1–8 are true for. Find out more about are happy to talk
about what they’ve achieved.
each situation.
Have you won a 2 She thinks British attitudes are
similar to those of
competition recently? b In pairs, tell each other what you found out. Americans she knows.
Remco
Actually, I’ve never 3 He says that he always plays
Mariama from Britain sports to win.
won a competition. 4 He has a similar attitude at work. Remco from the Netherlands
VOCABULARY 3 a Who says sentences 1–7 from
the listening, Mariama, Remco or
25 Attitudes to the interviewer?
1 Would you say you’re a compet
success itive person?
2 I’m not at all comfortable.
3 They’re much more confident
about coming forward.
4 You don’t want to seem arrogan
t.
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5 I want to win at all costs.
6 I don’t try and bend the rules
as much as I do in sports.
7 So you play by the rules at work?
b Look at the highlighted expressions
in sentences 1–7 and answer the
questions.
1 What’s the difference between
being confident and being arrogan
2 What does it mean if you want t?
to ‘win at all costs’?
INT_txt.indd 35 3 What’s the difference between 10/01/2012 17:25
bending and playing by the rules?
SPEAKING 4 a Wo
Adult and Young Adult Courses
Language in Use
Adrian Doff and Christopher Jones
Beginner to Upper Intermediate
4
levels
www.cambridge.org/elt/liu
ff 80 teaching hours
This course involves and stretches learners, encouraging them to
contribute their own ideas through highly original tasks.
Clear organisation makes the course easy to use, whilst alternating
grammar and vocabulary units help learners to make systematic progress.
The Teacher’s Book includes optional activities for mixed-level classes, and downloadable tests
New Cambridge can be found online.
Advanced English Beginner Intermediate
Classroom Book 978-0-521-62707-8 Classroom Book 978-0-521-43552-9
Leo Jones Self-study Workbook 978-0-521-62706-1 Self-study Workbook 978-0-521-43555-0
Self-study Workbook with Answer Key 978-0-521-62705-4 Self-study Workbook with Answer Key 978-0-521-43554-3
Advanced Teacher’s Book 978-0-521-62704-7 Teacher’s Book 978-0-521-43553-6
Class Audio CDs (2) 978-0-521-13910-6 Class Audio CDs (2) 978-0-521-15537-3
Self-study Audio Cassette 978-0-521-62702-3 Self-study Audio Cassettes (2) 978-0-521-43561-1
VHS Video (PAL) 978-0-521-65463-0 Tests 978-0-521-55600-2
With a strong emphasis on vocabulary, VHS Video (NTSC) 978-0-521-65462-3 Tests Audio Cassette 978-0-521-55599-9
collocation and idiom, this course includes CAE Pre-intermediate VHS Video (PAL) 978-0-521-65459-3
exam-style exercises, but is also suitable for VHS Video (NTSC) 978-0-521-65458-6
Classroom Book 978-0-521-77407-9
non-exam candidates. Self-study Workbook 978-0-521-77406-2 Upper Intermediate
Self-study Workbook with Answer Key 978-0-521-77405-5 Classroom Book 978-0-521-55550-0
Student’s Book 978-0-521-62939-3 Teacher’s Book 978-0-521-77404-8 Self-study Workbook 978-0-521-55548-7
Teacher’s Book 978-0-521-62941-6 Class Audio CDs (2) 978-0-521-16841-0 Self-study Workbook with Answer Key 978-0-521-55549-4
Audio CDs (6) 978-0-521-18349-9 Self-study Audio Cassettes 978-0-521-77402-4 Teacher’s Book 978-0-521-55547-0
VHS Video (PAL) 978-0-521-65461-6 Class Audio CDs (2) 978-0-521-13077-6
VHS Video (NTSC) 978-0-521-65460-9 Self-study Audio Cassette 978-0-521-55545-6
See also…
Flightpath
Cambridge English for...
– aviation English for pilots and Air Traffic Control
– short courses for students and professionals Officers (ATCOs)
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Let’s Talk
Second edition
Leo Jones
High beginner to Upper Intermediate
3
levels
www.cambridge.org/elt/letstalk
Ventures
Gretchen Bitterlin, Dennis Johnson,
Donna Price, Sylvia Ramirez and K. Lynn Savage
Complete Beginner to Intermediate
5
Ventures Transitions
levels
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Four Corners
Jack C. Richards and David Bohlke
Beginning to Intermediate
4
levels
www.cambridge.org/fourcorners
Chinese food?
Maria: How about Chinese food!
Maria: Do you like
pasta? Tom : Good idea. I like
Italian food.
Tom : No, I don’t like
again with the
e the conversation
sions. Then practic
C Listen to the expres
new expressions.
Expressing likes
Expressing dislikes I like . . .
I don’t like . . .
I really like . . .
I don’t like . . . at
all. One lesson in every unit is devoted to
I love . . . !
the presentation and practise of essential
I hate . . . !
same
functional language which helps students
’s likes and dislikes. Are they the master the key phrases and expressions
k at Maria’s and Tom
D Pair work Loo tner. they need to communicate effectively in
Tell your par
as yours?
everyday situations
beans beef
Mexican Japanese milk
fish food food
Maria
Italian French eggs
Chinese food
carrots food food
Tom cheese
at all.”
but I don’t like fish
“Maria loves fish,
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t words.
chart with the correc
B Listen. Complete the
me at pasta
fruit Italian
dairy
it!
Listening I love sations about food. Check (✓) the words you hear. Every lesson of every unit culminates in a
A Listen to four conver 4. bananas
2. cheese 3. noodles
carrots
final task-based Speaking activity. Students
bea ns
1.
chicken
potatoes
cereal
use the language they have just learned to
✓ beef atoes
✓ pasta eggs
tom talk about themselves, giving them a sense
two speakers like the
same things? of accomplishment and confidence in their
B Listen again. Do the ability to communicate
we rs.
Circle the correct ans 4. yes / no
3. yes / no
2. yes / no
1. yes / no
t do you like?
Speaking Wha and food you don’t
like.
d you like
A Make a list of foo Food I don’t like
Food I like
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Touchstone
Michael McCarthy, Jeanne McCarten and Helen Sandiford
Beginner to Intermediate
4
levels www.cambridge.org/elt/touchstone
Student’s Book
Each of the 12 units of the Student’s Book begins with an opener page that presents the unit theme
and aims and a 'Before you begin' warm-up activity, followed by four two-page lessons (Lessons A, B,
C, and D), which present grammar, vocabulary, and listening, reading, and writing practice.
Each unit contains 'Conversation Strategies', a unique syllabus strand that teaches learners important
conversation skills such as how to start and end conversations and how to show interest in
conversation partners.
For pricing of Touchstone Blended Learning Packages please contact your local Cambridge University Press representative.
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For further information and to request a demonstration, please contact your local Cambridge University Press representative.
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Viewpoint
Michael McCarthy, Jeanne McCarten and Helen Sandiford
High Intermediate to Advanced
2
levels www.cambridge.org/viewpoint
• A methodology that encourages noticing and language awareness, and which is based on an inductive approach
• Aphrases
unique, carefully-sequenced grammar syllabus, presenting advanced structures ranging from words and
to sentences and beyond
• A 'Grammar Extra' section offers 24 pages of additional grammar explanations and practice exercises
• formal and informal
'Conversation Strategies' systematically develop a student’s ability to manage a range of spoken interactions in
contexts
• A specially designed writing syllabus focusing on the main language and skills of general and academic writing
• Useful and informative sidebars give advice on differences between writing and speaking, tips for reading,
everyday conversational language, and common errors to avoid
Level 1 Level 2
Coming soon... Student’s Book 978-0-521-13186-5
Workbook 978-1-107-60277-9
Student’s Book 978-0-521-13189-6
Workbook 978-1-107-60631-9
Teacher’s Edition 978-1-107-60153-6 Teacher’s Edition 978-1-107-60156-7
Viewpoint Online Class Audio CDs (4)
Classware CD-ROM
978-1-107-63988-1
978-1-107-62978-3
Class Audio CDs (4)
Classware CD-ROM
978-1-107-66132-5
978-1-107-67577-3
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Interchange
Third Edition
Jack C. Richards with Jonathan Hull
and Susan Proctor
Beginner to Intermediate
4
levels www.cambridge.org/interchangearcade
• Are based on the language and vocabulary presented in each unit of the Student’s Book Also available …
• Provide students with realistic language exposure plus additional listening and speaking practice Interchange PowerPoint
• Are presented in entertaining, free-standing sequences from a variety of genres such as documentaries,
humorous skits, interviews, amateur content YouTube-style videos, travelogues, and TV programs Bring Student’s Book pages to the front
of the classroom with Interchange
Third Edition PowerPoint presentations.
These PowerPoint slides allow teachers
to complete activities with their students
at the front of the classroom.
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Passages
Second edition
Jack C. Richards and Chuck Sandy
Upper Intermediate to Low-Advanced
2
levels
www.cambridge.org/elt/passages
• Academic writing taught step-by-step, from topic sentence to conclusion Teacher’s Edition with Audio CD
Class Audio CDs (3)
978-0-521-68387-6
978-0-521-68390-6
• Listening
inferences
and reading activities to develop key exam skills, such as note-taking and making Classware CD-ROM
Level 2
978-0-521-16577-8
• A 24-page 'Grammar Plus' section with extra explanations and practice TestCrafter CD-ROM
Interchange Third Edition/Passages Second
978-0-521-68396-8
• An interleaved Teacher’s Edition that includes every Student’s Book page and supplemental
readings, games, projects and quizzes
Edition Placement and Evaluation Package
with Audio CDs(2) 978-0-521-68397-5
See also…
Practice
Teaching
Page 111
Approaches
and Methods
in Language
Teaching
Page 111
Passages Classware, dynamic classroom presentation software, gives a lively interactive
way to display and interact with Student’s Book material in class, requiring only a computer
and projector.
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