A Look at the photos and choose the names of the cities from the box (There are some extra names).
CONTENTS
| UNIT
| reading
| listening
| speaking
| writing
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Rural and Urban Living
p. 5
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a tale about country vs. city way of life;
an article about a traditional English village
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conversations, a TV programme
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asking and giving directions
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a factfile about your city
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Wildlife
p. 18
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articles about animal invaders and whale hunting
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a telephone conversation
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a role-play: choosing photos for a website
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project work: endangered animals
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Arts
p. 31
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a brochure about London;
a famous painter’s biography;
an article about a famous recluse
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a tour guide
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a dialogue: finding information about museums;
an interview
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project work: Power Point presentation about person of art
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The Age of Technology
p. 42
| opinions about the role of computers;
an article about computers for the disabled;
a factfile about the Internet
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conversations
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group discussion
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a letter of complaint
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| UNIT
| reading
| listening
| speaking
| writing
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Around the World
p. 54
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extracts from a travel book;
an interview with a famous explorer
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a conversation about ‘ethical travel’
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sharing your traveling experience;
a game: travel around the world;
booking a holiday
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a formal letter: a letter to a holiday company;
booking a room
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Global Affairs
p. 66
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encyclopaedia extracts;
an article about Microsoft;
an article about globalization
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a talk about globalistion process
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group discussion: expressing opinion
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a for and against essay
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Sports
p. 78
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a magazine article about keeping fit;
encyclopaedia extracts about kinds of sport;
an article about female football fans
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presentations by the Olympic Committee
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group discussion: expressing opinion
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a biography of a famous sports person
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Languages and Communication
p. 87
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an article about dying languages;
an article about texting
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a radio interview
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a dialogue about the Russian language
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an informal letter
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Customs and Traditions
p.100
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an article about festivals in Scotland;
celebration of Christmas in different countries
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conversations
festival committee meeting; April Fool’s Day celebration
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making suggestions about what to do at a festival; giving advice
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project work:
writing theses for an oral presentation
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a Look at the photos and choose the names of the cities from the box (There are some extra names).
| Istanbul Venice Moscow Paris Krakow Sydney London New York San Paulo Tokyo Singapore
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| 1b Match the adjectives 1-10 with their opposites (a-j), choose two or three words to describe each city in the photos. e.g.: London/Paris is …
| 1 exciting
2 old, ancient
3 huge
4 cold
5 wet
| a hot
b dry
c quiet
d modern
e expensive
| | 6 noisy
7 beautiful
8 cheap
9 busy
10 capital
| f ugly
g boring
h tiny
i provincial
j peaceful
| 1c What do you know about San Paulo? Guess if the statements are true or false.
1 San Paulo is huge and noisy.
2 The public transport is expensive.
3 It’s situated in Argentina.
4 It’s famous for soap operas.
5 It’s on the coast.
6 The summers there are wet.
Look through “Ten Facts about San Paulo” and check if you were right.
| Ten Facts about San Paulo
· It’s in the south of Brazil.
· It’s a big city.
· It isn’t a capital of Brazil. (Brasilia is the capital.)
· It’s 75 kilometres from the sea.
· In summer, the weather is hot and wet.
· It’s famous for coffee!
· The restaurants are good.
· It isn’t a quiet city.
| | · San Paulo and Corinthians are football clubs in the city. They’re famous in South America.
· In fact, it’s very noisy. The buses aren’t expensive.
| | 2. Listening
| 2a Listen to two conversations and answer the questions. Track 01.
1 Are the conversations between:
a) two students?
b) two teachers?
c) a teacher and a student?
2 The situation is:
a) on the phone.
b) in a class.
c) in a café.
2b Listen again and fill in the gaps with the missing words and phrases.
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A: Good morning. Come in. What’s your name?
B: Pavel.
A: OK, Pavel.1)_______. Where are you from?
B: From Krakow, in Poland.
A: Oh, OK. Tell me something about Krakow.
| B: Well, it’s a beautiful city. It’s in the south of Poland. 2) ________ –
that’s Warsaw.
A: Is it a big city?
B: No, it isn’t. 3) ________.
A: Anything else?
B: It’s cold in winter. er … for you, 4) ________!
A: OK, good, Pavel. We’re on … …
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A: Hello! Come in. Are you Ayla?
B: 5) ________.
A: OK. Where are you from, Ayla?
B: Istanbul, in Turkey.
A: 6) ________?
B: Sorry?
A: Tell me something about Istanbul.
| B: Oh, OK. It’s a big city, very beautiful, but very noisy! The mosques are very famous.
A: I see. 7) ________?
B: It’s hot in the summer and it’s wet in winter, 8) ________.
A: Are the restaurants good?
B: Yes, they are, very good!
| 2c Practise the conversations in Ex. 2.a/b and make similar conversations with your partner.
2d Listen to a TV programme I love my city and match the people with the cities. Track 02.
| 1 Yukako
2 Pablo
3 Stefan
4 Peter
| a) Cape Town
b) Chicago
c) Kyoto
d) Lima
| 2e Listen again and decide if the information below is true (T), false (F) or not mentioned (NM).
1 There is a lot of traffic in Kyoto.
2 Lima is famous for its port.
3 The speaker loves the museums in Chicago.
4 There is a beautiful fountain in Cape Town.
2f Listen and complete the table. Track 03.
| City, Country
| Population
| International telephone codes
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Places in the city
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