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fei neem Describing possessions.
LANGUAGE USE: reading an academic text Talking about how you have changed
IDENTIFYING EMOTION AND ATTITUDE: shor conversations ‘Talking about childhood memories
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LaNctAGE USE aking ab cng fn prs meer
Talking about changes in
ood preterences
ORGANIZATION AND PLANNING: preparing a shor presentation Giving feedback on a presentation
‘ORGANIZING A PARAGRAPH: witnga topic sentence and suppring detals
Buying Power Mge 27 Talking about advertising and ads
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‘Asking pits questons
isterng toa complaint
Amanee tee ete Secon QM cessing snoorng teres
‘COMMUNICATION STRATEGY: politely insisting Desenbng problems with products.
WR) vscxssing rena a sottions
LANGUAGE USE: wn opinion |
am ee waeeee 4 Voinescomia |
TE corer pointes Seance
Mten io ST Saals Tobin about geting things done
GET esncusce use: racing a yer i Talking about small businesses.
IDENTIFYING EMOTION AND ATTITUDE: shor conversations Giving our pinion about products J
LANGUAGE USE: talking about an unusval business Tahing about unusual services
"ws ope anton apa Talking about problems in
ORGANZING A PARAGRAPH (cries "Your conmunty
PTI or 0 ce same unin pobtens io coer Poe Enns
Through the Grapevine re 47 Tig Aik sk sid
DISTINGUISHING FACT AND OPINION: magazine article ‘oral communication
Reporting what people said
Introducing new topic of conversation
LANGUAGE USE: listening to recorded messages
‘COMMUNICATION STRATEGY: ntvoducing a new topic
: is 4 (Giving advice
} Reporting information about
cel phone use
LANGUAGE USE: writing about what people said
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INFORMATION AND RESEARCH: poring infrenation
Dee Sater Talking about making decisions
PREDICTING: short monologues Evaluating advice given by others
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Gall ‘plaining a decision you made
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us Designo a at
SELFOIRECTION AND LEARNING: becoming mow set-avare }Present perfect + yet/already y take, make, do
\ Present perfect progressive 1 ‘Te learning process
Intermediate plateau (advance,
Stative verbs: eer
Spor an exer
Tine eresos tn ages. recon,
wana om
Personal goals
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used to Order of adjectives
to0/either,s0/nether Memories
never/always used to The senses (sight, smel, tc)
Me too,/Me neither Food
Emotions (anger, boredom, et.)
Time expressions (one day, on
‘ny birthday, etc)
Article te vs. no article Problems with products
Indirect questions Solutions to problems with products
By) __Opening phrases used in ‘Advertsing (commercial, a4,
inet questions (Do you kaw .? message, et.)
ee ae J Online shopping (shop aroun,
deliver, etc.)
‘have/get something done Compound nouns:
ve /ft+ nde objet lag serena prota
Pas paces Hougl ces tac
‘Services (install, clean out, etc.)
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" "umber etc.) eas
Adjectives to desc | and
Serdoes(dissasted. help etc)
Reported questions ask, say tell,
say/tell+ object, Feelings (sad, indecisive, relaxed, et.)
ask Fact and opinion (believe, prove,
i/uhether report etc.)
Surveys (purpose, results, te)
Responding to dilemmas
Decisions
Global probiems (the economy,
‘mate change, et.)
sas speech We atoommunicaion
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et
‘SOUNDS: /)/ vs. /
ed ealiiiseh Talking about embarrassing events
I reves: waingsoies Soa eaN
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Talking about injures
Asking for and giving medical advice
LANGUAGE USE: listening to a radio quiz show ‘Asking for clarification
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‘SPEED READING: personal anecdote
Describing health prob
LANGUAGE USE: witing information on a medial form eee
Talking about ways to
COLLABORATION: working as pat of a team
SELF-DIRECTION AND LEARNING: developing our memory remenberiometcn
Stage and Screen Mie 97 Tala Re tes
GIT icutce use: easing a magazine ance WW cocclesh ees caiee
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TEI rut use: ting ote prermann J Stilton
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Talking about breaking the rules
‘SPEED READING: TV magazine article caiseher tate wt pat
Talking about punishments
Talking about unflfies plans
‘and intentions
LANGUAGE USE: listening to a radio cal-in show
‘COMMUNICATION STRATEGY: using softening language fo eticism
LANGUAGE USE: witing a short story hngedves
Analyzing graphs
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INFORMATION AND RESEARCH: understanding graphs
Talking about unusual obs
Just the Job! Psse17
LANGUAGE USE: reading a job ad Ting about wok arte workplace
PERE NOTE TAKING: an academic lecture J Aung sagen wih
LANGUAGE USE: talking about a workplace J | Taking sot hang our own business
4) eserng our erect workpiece
WRITING: wing descriptions J rater
‘ORGANIZATION AND PLANNING: preparing fora job interview Praccng jb interview
“regular verbs list, Pronunciation symbols, Communicative Wrap-upe, and Grammar Reference Pagcs 127-143a MT NE PTS GN
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Modals of deduction— Adjective sufoes ut, ess ‘SENTENGE RHYTHM: tg questions
smighy/must/could/cant ane eae Me
Tag questions i
Inteligence ~
be + noun/adjective/ ver ing (10, ens, end prog, te.) =
‘The human brain a
Aete-ain,rit-bain, brain cel, et)
Past perect Embarrassing events woRDs: /2/
Vero + gerund/infintive ‘Adjectives for describing tories nmuertecteds ey
when/by/lreeay/ jst Time exoessions im
‘ero + direct objec + infntve ir 3 cctek ee) re
Vets (admit, promise, reuse, ec) =)
‘Things you can read (nove story,
folktale, comic book, .)
1s + adjective + ininitve Injuries SOUNDS: /:1/
wish for egrets Health problems and symptoms a
H soni. Pars ofthe body »
Adjectnes (essential, necessary et.) i!
Medical advice cond
(rest see a docor, have an xray, et)
Subject relative clauses Ata ve performance SOUNDS: /a/ vs. /s/
‘Object relative causes Adjectives for desenibing TV shows o
fslaha ania Lve performances (play, ballet. et.) Ai
who, that, whic, where “Wahons (9p opera, sitcom, et) =
Charactests of eam pl =
(Gaon, sense of amore) =
Entertaiment gadgets
(oortabie v0 payer et)
should/shouldot have Breaking the rules ‘SOUNDS: // ¥5./)/
was/were going to {Good and bad behavior al
1was/weresuppased to Problem teenagers =
was/were planning to/hoping to ee cao ee =
Pars ofa graph (tile, key, axis, ec.) =
GGerund phrases as subject ‘The world of work ‘SENTENCE RHYTHM:
and object Phrasal verbs for taking about work Tae ane onealieas n
‘parable and nonseparable a
nese eae Adjectives to describe people
(create, angry, et.)
Common note-taking abbreviations =
Adjectives to describe the workplace
(quiet, color, ee.)In openMind 3 you w
talk about learning in general and in
your experience
talk about things you have been doing lately
tiscuss personal action pans.
describe some of your personal possessions.
talk about how you have changed.
talk about your childhood memories.
identity similarities between yourself and
ther people.
ask polte questions
‘escrine problems wit products and services.
talk about possible repais and solutions.
‘make complaints.
talk about getting things done.
{ve your opinion about products and services.
describe products and services.
talk about communication
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ibe what other people have sai to you.
report other people's experiences.
talk about making decisions.
talk about dilemmas,
discuss your hopes and wishes.
) explain a decision you made.
talk about inteligence and the brain.
discuss how to work out @ puzzle.
check to see if you have the right information,
> speculate about what you see.
talk about evens inte past.
sk for more information
‘ve your opinion about a story.
describe stories and songs.
talk about injures.
ask fr and gve medical advice.
> describe health problems,
describe egrots.
talk about ve performances and entertainment
{gv information about people, places, and tings.
escrine TV shows and movies,
talk about breaking the rules.
citcize past behavior
talk about punishments
talk about plans and intentions you had in
the past
talk about work and the workplace,
evaluate job candidates fra position.
practice a jb interview