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2013
Welcome to the Collins ELT 2013 catalogue We’ve had another busy year here at Collins ELT, adding new titles to our ranges and seeing our work rewarded with two prizes: the David Riley Award for Innovation in Business English and ESP for our app Business Listening by Ian Badger (page 22) and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh English Language Book Award, awarded by the English-Speaking Union, for Collins COBUILD’s First English Words by Karen Jamieson (page 35).
David Riley Award for Innovation Winner
For 2013, I’m delighted to announce the acquisition of North Star ELT’s current publishing which will expand our list into new areas. Please see pages 4–7 for more details. We continue to be known for our innovative IELTS preparation materials. We move further up the chain in September with a new English for Academic Purposes series (page 22) which is designed to help all those successful IELTS and TOEFL students with their new degree courses in English. We hope that we will get a chance to meet you either in person or through our distribution network in 2013. Please do get in touch if you have any questions about our products or any suggestions for new ones. We are always happy to hear from you.
Catherine Whitaker Publishing Director, Languages
[email protected]
What’s new? Real Lives, Real Listening page 4
Practice Tests for IELTS, TOEFL® and TOEIC® pages 18, 21 and 24
Teaching Essentials and Photocopiables pages 5 and 7
Vocabulary and Grammar for the TOEFL® Test page 19
Mini Flashcards Language Games
English for Academic Purposes pages 22 and 23
pages 6 and 7
English for Life: Skills – Pre-intermediate
COBUILD Key Words for Specific Purposes page 25
pages 8 and 9
Contents: North Star General English English for Life Work On Your… English Readers English for Exams IELTS TOEFL TOEIC English for Academic Purposes English for Specific Purposes English for Business English for Work Young Learners Reference and Dictionaries COBUILD Reference COBUILD Grammar Dictionaries Easy Learning Collins Digital Services About Collins
4–7 8–12 8–9 10–12 13 14–24 14–18 19–21 24 22–23 25 26–30 31 32–35 36–39 36 37 38 39 40 41
Contacts and Distribution
42–43
Key: B1–C2 NEW
Work on your Grammar and Vocabulary page 10
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Key Business Skills and Effective International Business Communication pages 26 and 27
Level indicator
New in 2013 Also available as an app
e Also available as an e-book Includes Audio-CD Additional material available online Free newsletter service available for students at www.collinselt.com
Level mapping chart Level mapping chart Page
4 6–7 8–9
Level description
(False) Beginners
Elementary/ Pre-intermediate
Pre-intermediate/ Intermediate
Intermediate/ Upper Intermediate
Upper Intermediate
Advanced C2 (Mastery)
IELTS 7.5+
Common European Framework (CEFR), Council of Europe
A1 (Breakthrough)
A2 (Waystage)
B1 (Threshold)
B2 (Vantage)
C1 (Effective Operational Proficiency)
IELTS level TOEFL Test score TOEIC Test
IELTS 0–2.0
IELTS 3.0
IELTS 4.0–5.0 TOEFL 57–86 TOEIC 550
IELTS 5.0–6.0 TOEFL 87–109
IELTS 6.0–7.0 TOEFL 110–120 TOEIC 880
Elementary
Intermediate
Pre-intermediate
Intermediate
Grammar Elementary
Grammar Pre-Intermediate
Grammar Intermediate
Vocabulary Elementary
Vocabulary Pre-Intermediate
Vocabulary Intermediate
Real Lives, Real Listening
Advanced
Photocopiables, Flashcards and Games English for Life: Skills
10–12
Work On Your…
Grammar Upper Intermediate Vocabulary Upper Intermediate
Grammar Advanced Vocabulary Advanced
Accent Phrasal Verbs Idioms 13
Agatha Christie
English Readers
14–17
Get Ready for IELTS Skills
Practice Tests Vocabulary for IELTS Grammar for IELTS
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COBUILD Key Words for IELTS: Book 1
COBUILD Key Words for IELTS: Book 2
16–17
Skills for IELTS
English for Exams
18
COBUILD Key Words for the TOEFL® Test Skills for the TOEFL iBT® Test
20
COBUILD Key Words for the TOEIC® Test Skills for the TOEIC® Test
22–23
Writing Research Lectures
English for Academic Purposes
25
Presenting Group Work Numbers
COBUILD Key Words for... Automotive Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Hospitality, Retail, Accounting, Insurance, Finance, The Oil & Gas Industry
English for Specific Purposes 26
Key Business Skills
22 23
English for Business
Business Grammar & Practice Vocabulary in Practice International Business English Dictionary
English for Work
Workplace English Hotel & Hospitality English
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Pocket Business Dictionary
Workplace English 2 COBUILD Elementary Grammar and Practice
COBUILD Reference for Learners
COBUILD COBUILD English Grammar Intermediate COBUILD Pocket English Grammar Grammar and Practice COBUILD Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs COBUILD Dictionary of Idioms COBUILD English Usage
Easy Learning
(DV\/HDUQLQJ Webster’s Easy Learning
COBUILD Grammar 38
Effective International Business Communication
Business Skills
23 31
COBUILD Key Words for IELTS: Book 3
Page
Age 3
Age 4
Age 5
Age 6
Age 7
Age 8
22 First English Words 23 23
Young Learners
English Club Book 2
English Club Book 1 Big Cat readers and workbooks
31 Primary Learner’s English Dictionary
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Collins introduces new ranges from North Star publishing… In January 2013 Collins ELT acquired North Star’s ELT publishing. North Star’s resources for teachers, including methodology books, flashcards and photocopiables and Sheila Thorn’s authentic listening series Real Lives, Real Listening are the perfect complement to Collins ELT’s existing range. During 2013, we will be publishing new Collins ELT editions of North Star titles. “Sheila Thorn’s work leads the field in helping learners to engage with real speakers in real contexts. An outstanding resource for teachers and students alike.” Professor Ron Carter
Real Lives, Real Listening Sheila Thorn A new classroom course based on unscripted and authentic listening materials, featuring native and non-native speakers. Real Lives, Real Listening trains, rather than just tests, students in listening. Through authentic recordings the course exposes students to the grammatical structures and lexis which are used most frequently in spoken English. CD with authentic interviews featuring native and non-native speakers of English Detailed comprehension and language practice exercises O Includes information on simplification, linking, elision and weak forms O Teacher’s notes and answer keys available at www.collinselt.com O
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Real Lives, Real Listening will boost students’ confidence and raise their awareness of the differences between spoken and written English. Created by Sheila Thorn of The Listening Business (www. thelisteningbusiness.com), the series reflects the latest academic theories on the importance of authentic listening practice in language acquisition.
Elementary NEW
CEF Level: A2–B1/Elementary
North Star editions for three separate topics available while stocks last: A Place I Know Well • 978-1-907584-39-8 My Family • 978-1-907584-48-0 A Typical Day • 978-1-907584-42-8 New edition including all 3 topics available in September 2013: 978-0-00-752231-6 • 246x189 • 176pp • PB • September 2013
Intermediate
CEF Level: B1–B2/Intermediate
North Star editions for three separate topics available while stocks last: A Place I Know Well • 978-1-907584-40-4 A Typical Day • 978-1-907584-43-5
NEW
My Family • 978-1-907584-49-7
New edition including all 3 topics available in September 2013: 978-0-00-752232-3 • 246x189 • 192pp • PB • September 2013
Advanced
CEF Level: C1–C2/Advanced
New edition including all 3 topics available in September 2013: 978-0-00-752233-0 • 246x189 • 288pp • PB • September 2013
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Real Lives, Real Listening: A Place I know Well Elementary, pp. 6–8
Teaching Essentials A handy series of quick-to-read, practical teacher guide books for teachers of all ages, backgrounds and levels of experience.
Teaching Techniques for Communicative English Jane Revell 978-0-00-752252-1 • 197x130 • 122pp • PB • August 2013 How can teachers bridge the gap between the language of the classroom and the world outside? This new edition of the bestselling title includes lively activities that give learners a chance to experiment creatively with newly acquired language so they can communicate in a meaningful way in real life situations. Moves from easy to more challenging exercises for both, learners and teachers O Includes activities and role plays based on real life situations O New edition of bestselling title O
Introducing English to Young Children: Spoken Language Opal Dunn 978-0-00-752255-2 • 197x130 • 304pp • PB • August 2013 This book looks at how very young and young children begin to acquire English, suggesting how teachers and parents can ‘tune into’ young children’s developmental needs and support them. Introduces lesson plans and a wide selection of useful oral activities for 3- to 8-year-olds O Includes tips for classroom management O Contains projects, games and simple picture books that can be used from the first lessons O
Introducing English to Young Children: Reading and Writing Opal Dunn 978-0-00-752254-5 • 197x130 • 288pp • PB • Coming in 2014 Once children have an oral foundation, are older and more mature, they are ready to find out how English is encoded. Introduces reading and creative writing skills (including spelling) in meaningful projects O Includes introduction to handwriting for children who write using a different script O Oral activities are followed up to match young children’s development of reading and writing skills in English O
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Flashcards and Games Mini Flashcards Language Games
All Levels
Susan Thomas / Illustrator: Heather Clarke • May 2013
Primary/Secondary/Adult
Sixteen packs of 40 full-colour flashcards with games and suggested activities, for learners to use in class in pairs or group work. With guidance from the teacher, learners play with the cards to learn or revise language in an enjoyable and memorable way. The Mini Flashcards Language Games – Teacher’s Book (see below) provides lots of ideas and suggestions for a wide variety of activities. Fun and motivating for teachers and learners Perfect for multi-sensory approaches to teaching O Language-focused O Great for independent or team learning O Suitable for all ages and language levels O Language and numbers dice and spinners also available O O
CARD PACKS Adjectives All About Me At Home At School Body & Health Clothes Feelings Food & Drink Happy Holidays Leisure People & Jobs Prepositions & Directions Round the Town Travel Verbs Weather & Calendar
978-0-00-752236-1 978-0-00-752237-8 978-0-00-752238-5 978-1-90-758410-7 978-0-00-752240-8 978-0-00-752241-5 978-0-00-752242-2 978-0-00-752243-9 978-1-90-758415-2 978-1-90-758416-9 978-0-00-752246-0 978-0-00-752247-7 978-1-90-758419-0 978-1-90-758420-6 978-0-00-752250-7 978-1-90-758422-0
DICE (6-pack of each dice) Colours 978-0-00-752266-8 Mood 978-0-00-752265-1 Numbers 0-9 978-0-00-752260-6 Numbers 1-6 978-0-00-752259-0 Numbers 1-20 978-0-00-752258-3 Prepositions 978-0-00-752264-4 Pronouns 978-0-00-752263-7 Questions 978-0-00-752262-0 Tenses 978-0-00-752261-3 DICE PACK (pack of all 9 different dice) 978-0-00-752257-6 SPINNER VERSIONS OF DICE Colours, Mood, Questions, Pronouns, Prepositions, Tenses, Numbers 0-9, 1-6, 1-20 PACK A: pack of 9 (1 set of each) 978-1-90-758468-8 PACK B: pack of 54 (6 sets of each) 978-0-00-752256-9
Mini Flashcards Language Games – Teacher’s Book
All Levels Primary/Secondary/Adult
Susan Thomas with Annie Hughes / Illustrator: Heather Clarke 978-1-90-758403-9 • A4 • 104pp • PB This resource book provides black and white photocopiable versions of all 604 picture-card prompts for the vocabulary in the 16 card packs from the Mini Flashcards Language Games series. It can be used on its own or as a comprehensive guide to using the Mini Flashcards, providing lots of ideas and suggestions for a wide variety of multi-sensory communication and language games for all ages and all levels. There are also ideas for combining dice or spinners which show language, mood (like, dislike etc), tenses, colours and numbers.
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Vital Verbs All Levels
Mini Flashcards Language Games Vital Verbs – Card Packs
Primary/Secondary/Adult
May 2013
Three packs of 36 full-colour flashcards with games and suggested activities from the unique Mini Flashcards Language Games pack, for learners to use in class in pairs or group work. A great resource for fun speaking practice and working with tenses. Vital Verbs Pack A: 978-0-00-752253-8 Vital Verbs Pack B: 978-0-00-752269-9
Vital Verbs Pack C: 978-0-00-752268-2
Mini Flashcards Language Games Vital Verbs – Teacher’s Book 978-0-00-752235-4 • A4 • 36pp • PB • May 2013
All Levels
Primary/Secondary/Adult
This photocopiable resource book provides black and white versions of all 108 verb pictures in the three packs of Mini Flashcards Language Games Vital Verbs. The book includes word lists and lots of language practice games and activities, for all levels and ages. It can be used on its own or as a comprehensive guide to using the Mini Flashcards Language Games Vital Verbs – Card Packs.
Mini Flashcards Language Games Vital Verbs – Kit 978-0-00-752267-5 • May 2013 Teacher’s Book + 3 packs of cards (108 verbs) + poster + 3 dice
All Levels Primary/Secondary/Adult
The ultimate kit to teach verbs in a meaningful way. Includes Mini Flashcards Language Games Vital Verbs – Teacher’s Book, three Mini Flashcards Language Games Vital Verbs – Card Packs (108 verbs in total), a large poster showing 40 verbs, plus the Questions dice, Pronouns dice and the Tenses dice (please see page 6 for dice).
Photocopiable Resources for Teachers English Through Football Susan Thomas & Sarah Johnson / Illustrator: Heather Clarke 978-1-90-758401-5 • A4 • 148pp • PB
All Levels Primary/Secondary
Using engaging cartoon illustrations, this photocopiable resource book provides generic language and practice through the motivating theme of football, with wonderful activities for groups and pair work. Football is a universally popular topic (more and more for girls as well as boys!) and works all year round in any syllabus. Key topics such as food, clothes, people, body, weather and travel, and language items such as verbs, prepositions and adjectives are covered through a football theme. And if you want to teach students basic football words and phrases, the book does this, too!
Minibooks for Young Learners
Level: Beginner
Jane Myles 978-1-90-758402-2 • A4 • 96pp • PB
Primary
A photocopiable resource book of texts, puzzles and activities to learn and practise everyday words and phrases. For each pupil, the teacher photocopies two double-sided A4 pages, exactly as they are shown in the carefully arranged handouts. The pupils easily fold and cut the pages to make their own 16-page ‘mini’ books on everyday topics such as school, family, shopping, the body, etc. The resource book makes learning vocabulary memorable, motivating and relevant. Includes answer section and full notes for the teacher for further activities, projects, adaptation and language exploitation.
Picture Fun Writing Jane Myles & Annie Hughes 978-1-90-758406-0 • A4 • 48pp • PB
CEF Level: A1/Beginner
A photocopiable resource book with illustrated vocabulary on the left-hand pages, and writing activities on the right-hand pages. All the exercises are meaningful and purposeful, so the pupil chooses, uses and learns everyday words which are relevant to them. There are 20 lessons with topics such as school, home, hobbies, sports, pets, clothes, holidays and much more.
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English for Life: Skills Real English for real life A broad variety of accents, texts, contexts and situations prepare students for the language they will come across in real life. O O
Suitable for self-study and classroom use. Pre-intermediate level helps towards Cambridge KET, and Intermediate level towards Cambridge FCE preparation.
Listening
Writing
4 colour • 246x189 • 128pp • PB+MP3CD Intermediate / B1+ 978-0-00-745872-1 Ian Badger
4 colour • 246x189 • 128pp • PB
100% authentic recordings on MP3 CD: O face-to-face conversations O shopping scenarios O public announcements O telephone calls O different native and non-native accents O additional recordings and transcript available online at www.collinselt.com
Intermediate / B1+ 978-0-00-746061-8 Kirsten Campbell-Howes and Clare Dignall
Featured styles include: O online reviews O thank-you letters O tweets Oemails Oinstant messaging Ojob applications
Pre-intermediate / A2 NEW 978-0-00-749775-1 • January 2013 Chris Flint & Jamie Flockhart
Pre-intermediate / A2
Speaking
Reading
4 colour • 246x189 • 128pp • PB+MP3CD Intermediate / B1+ 978-0-00-745783-0 Cheryl Pelteret
Includes practice on: O starting conversations O interrupting O making suggestions O asking for and giving opinions
Pre-intermediate / A2 NEW 978-0-00-749777-5 • January 2013 Rhona Snelling
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“Superb, attractively packaged series” Wayne Trotman, EL Gazette, August 2012
NEW
978-0-00-749776-8 • January 2013 Kirsten Campbell-Howes
4 colour • 246x189 • 128pp • PB Intermediate / B1+ 978-0-00-745871-4 Anna Osborn
Featured texts include: O signs and labels O advertisements O newspapers O social networking sites Onovels Oblogs
Pre-intermediate / A2 978-0-00-749774-4 • January 2013 Anna Osborn
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TEXT MESSAGES Getting started 1 How many text messages do you send and receive each day?
Engaging facts and questions start off each unit
2 Who do you send text messages to? 3 What do you text about?
Looking closely 1
Read the text messages and answer the questions. Chats
1 Where is Joanne?
Joanne:
2 What is the problem?
At the restaurant. Where r u?
3 What does Dee suggest to solve the problem? 2
Match these parts of the text messages to their meaning. 1
ru
a
2
7
b I’m sad / disappointed
seven o’clock
3
ur
c
4
:(
d your
5
u
e
see you
6
cu
f
you
7
LOL
g are you
laughing out loud
me:
Huh? I’m at home. Thought we were meeting at 7? Joanne:
7! No. I’m sure we said 6. me:
Check ur calendar! Joanne:
Oh no! I got the time wrong. Sorry! Can u come now? me:
I’ll be there in 15 mins. Why don’t u order now? I’ll have the chicken! Joanne:
LOL! Thanks Dee! C u soon! Type message here
Contacts
Chats
Call
History
My Info
Language notes, Clear usage boxes, Tips and Useful Phrases sections help students to understand and use authentic language
Language note A text / text message (or SMS) is a short message sent from one mobile phone to another. Use these phrases to talk about texting: Send me a text / SMS. Text me later. / I’ll text you later. I sent you a text / an SMS. Did you get it?
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Writing UNIT 3 | Childhood
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Writing Pre-intermediate, p. 20
Authentic texts, examples and recordings prepare students for the real world
Read the questions first, then play the recording. Are these statements true or false? Put a tick (✓) to show the correct answer.
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True
False
……...
……...
1
Abie lived in a block of flats.
2
Abie’s house had one floor.
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……...
3
Abie’s house was in the centre of the city.
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4
Abie’s house was a typical Hong Kong house.
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5
Abie was sometimes lonely.
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6
Abie’s family shopped in the markets.
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7
Abie liked growing up in Hong Kong.
……...
……...
Clear usage: ‘really’ When Abie talks about Hong Kong, she says: ‘I really loved it,’ and ‘I really enjoyed it.’ We say really before a verb or an adverb or an adjective to emphasize it: Was Hong Kong big? It was really big. And was it expensive? Oh yes, it was really expensive. 3
How does Abie describe these parts of her childhood? What describing words [adjectives] does she use?
big
1
The city
5
Her family
2
Her house
6
The markets
3
Her garden
7
Her life
4
The weather
Listening tip: adjectives The usual position of adjectives is immediately before the noun. But many adjectives can go both before and after. It’s a big city. The city is big. Putting the adjective after the noun is a way of emphasizing its importance. Abie says ‘the weather was just beautiful’.
NEW in pre-intermediate level: My review sections at the end of each unit to help students keep track of what’s been covered
My review I can understand people talking about their childhood memories. I can understand people explaining the activities they enjoyed as a child. I can follow the significance of simple descriptive words in a conversation. I can recognize the importance of some different types of emphasis in a conversation.
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Section 1 | Who are you?
To view more sample pages, please go to the General English section on www.collinselt.com
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English for Life: Listening – Pre-intermediate, p. 19
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Work on your… Grammar and Vocabulary New practice book series covering key grammar and vocabulary needed by learners of English. Series features: O Thirty units with hundreds of practice exercises in each book O Clear layouts with lots of space for students’ answers O Important points clearly explained in Remember! and Good to know! boxes O Illustrations help explain grammar points/vocabulary O Answer key included, so students can check their progress
Includes language that has been carefully selected by experts using Collins COBUILD data.
Grammar
NEW
278x189 • 128pp • PB CEF Level: A1 CEF Level: A2 CEF Level: B1 CEF Level: B2 CEF Level: C1
Vocabulary 278x189 • 128pp • PB CEF Level: A1 CEF Level: A2 CEF Level: B1 CEF Level: B2 CEF Level: C1
Elementary: 978-0-00-749953-3 • February 2013 Pre-intermediate: 978-0-00-749955-7 • February 2013 Intermediate: 978-0-00-749962-5 • February 2013 Upper Intermediate: 978-0-00-749963-2 • February 2013 Advanced: 978-0-00-749967-0 • March 2013
NEW
Elementary: 978-0-00-749954-0 • February 2013 Pre-intermediate: 978-0-00-749957-1 • February 2013 Intermediate: 978-0-00-749964-9 • February 2013 Upper Intermediate: 978-0-00-749965-6 • February 2013 Advanced: 978-0-00-749968-7 • March 2013
Line drawings help illustrate key concepts UNIT 15 House and home
15 Exercise 3
Each unit starts with explanations and definitions of words and expressions for a topic area, or with explanation of a grammar point
Find the words or phrases that do not belong.
House and home a chimney
1 Types of accommodation apartment cottage
house
architecture
2 Parts of a house corridor
basement
property
balcony
3 Facilities in a building air conditioning central heating
a balcony a fence
Exercise 4
bricks
Rearrange the letters to find words. Use the definitions to help you. ground floor
(an old, small house, usually in the countryside)
1 gatcoet 2 mnsbteea
(a room underneath a house which can be used for storage)
3 rirroodc
(an area in your house connecting different rooms) (a small electrical device that can keep you warm)
4 teeahr
Good to know!
Good to know! boxes help with information about words and expressions, Remember! boxes explain grammar points
Accommodation This is a difficult word to spell. Remember it has two cs and two ms. It is also uncountable. Have you got any accommodation for next year yet?
(a building containing lots of apartments)
6 mamcocodtanoi
(any places where people live)
7 schte fo wrrdaes
(a piece of furniture for storing folded clothes)
Exercise 5 Put the correct word or phrase in each gap.
NOUN
air conditioning
NOUN
Air conditioning is a method of providing buildings and vehicles with cool air.
architecture
NOUN
Architecture is the art of designing and constructing buildings.
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Accommodation is used to refer to rooms or buildings where people live, stay or work.
A balcony is a platform on the outside of a building with a wall or railing around it.
cottage
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chimney
|
chest of drawers
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Plenty of exercises in each unit facilitate understanding and help students remember
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balcony
chimney
fence
first floor
with a 3
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from the front door to the living room and kitchen. There is a lovely fireplace in the living room, and the kitchen is big enough for a table and
NOUN
basement
NOUN The basement of a building is an area partly or completely below ground level, with a room or rooms in it.
block
NOUN
A block of flats or offices is a large building containing them.
brick
NOUN
Bricks are rectangular blocks of baked clay used for building walls.
cellar
NOUN
A cellar is a room underneath a building.
central heating
NOUN Central heating is a heating system in which water or air is heated and passed round a building through pipes and radiators.
chest of drawers
NOUN
chimney
NOUN
A chest of drawers is a low, flat piece of furniture with drawers in which you keep clothes and other things. A chimney is a pipe above a fireplace or furnace through which smoke can go up into the air.
chairs. On the first 4
there are two bedrooms and a small bathroom. The
bedrooms are large and sunny, and one has a 5 There is a double bed and a large 6 7
with a view of the garden. in each bedroom. There is a white
around the garden, and also a small garage.
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Work on your Vocabulary – Intermediate, Unit 15, pp. 57 and 59
Work on your… Accent
CEF Level: B1–C2
Helen Ashton and Sarah Shepherd 978-0-00-746291-9 • 278x189 • 160pp • PB+DVD-ROM The perfect book for anyone who would like to soften the influence of their mother tongue. Work on your Accent helps students to speak clear English that everyone will understand. Professional accent coaches Helen and Sarah demonstrate how to pronounce each sound, and show learners when to use them. They also help students to recognize why their native language makes it difficult for them to pronounce certain sounds and which sounds they need to focus on.
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PET & BET Clear illustrations and photos show what each sound looks like
DVD-ROM assists students when they try to imitate the sound
Includes DVD-ROM with visual and audio material illustrating physical articulation and pronunciation
/p/ (pet), /b/ (bet)
1
2
Make the sounds DVD
1
Lightly squeeze your lips together, all the way along.
2
Start to breathe out, and let a little air build up behind your lips.
3
Don’t let any air out through your nose!
4
Let your lips spring apart quickly, and continue breathing out.
5
The sound you produce can be voiced /b/ or voiceless /p/ (see page 15).
Exercises help students practise the sound
When do I use this sound? 2
Clear examples of when the sound is used
Voiced/voiceless
Spelling
Examples
Frequency
voiceless
p
pen, cup, open
often
voiceless
pp
apple, appear
often
voiced
b
be, able, stumble, cab
often
voiced
bb
stubble
often
Now try it! Say each of these words and sentences aloud. Then compare your pronunciation with the model on tracks 3–5.
There is a silent b in mb spellings like ‘comb’, ‘womb’, ‘dumb’. A 3–5
B
Work on your Accent, pp. 16–17 C
1
pen
price
carpet
open
appear
cup
2
birthday
boss
able
above
tub
tube
stop
1
Please press play, pause and stop on the tape.
2
Both boys bought big bunches of bananas.
3
The perfect place to spend your birthday is on the beach with your best pals.
1
I’d like a proper cup of coffee from a proper copper coffee pot.
2
A big black bug bit a big brown bear, and the big brown bear bled badly.
Am I doing something wrong? All groups Work Accent SecB pp13-51.indd 16
✗ ✓
Not adding an extra puff of air for a /p/ sound.
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Make sure to allow a small extra puff of air as your lips spring apart if:
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/p/ is the first sound in a word (‘pen’) or it is in the stressed syllable (‘appear’),
and
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Am I doing something wrong? sections highlight difficulties speakers of different language groups might encounter
it is followed by a vowel
You don’t need this puff of air if the /p/ is followed by a consonant (‘price’), is unstressed (‘carpet’), or is at the end of a word (‘cup’).
2 4 6 8
✗ ✓
Making the same sound in the words ‘pet’ and ‘bet’. First, revise the exercises for how to make voiced and voiceless sounds (page 7). Then, revise the When do I use this sound? table for /p/ and /b/. Keep a hand on your larynx while you practise, and check whether you are adding vibration or not.
2 3
✗ ✓
Bringing your lips very close to each other, but not totally blocking the breath. Make sure that you are closing your lips all the way along, and then releasing them quickly.
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Work on your… Idioms and Phrasal Verbs Idioms and Phrasal Verbs have been carefully chosen through frequency analysis of Collins COBUILD data
CEF Level: B1–C2
Focus on the 300 most common idioms and the 400 most common phrasal verbs. Each idiom and phrasal verb is covered in depth, with clear examples, definitions and exercises to help students learn how and when to use them correctly. Sandra Anderson & Cheryl Pelteret 978-0-00-746467-8 • 278x189 128pp • PB
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Each book contains 25 thematical units
UNIT 1
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Six exercises in each unit, designed to help students practise using all the idioms and phrasal verbs from the unit
Exercise 5 Use sentences A–F to answer questions 1–6. 1 Whose company has adopted a new way of working? 2 Who is surprised at how strict his working conditions are becoming? 3 Who thinks he will soon have a new boss?
Knowledge and understanding get the hang of something If you get the hang of an activity, you learn how to do it well. [INFORMAL]
4 Who is improving his expertise at work?
After a few months you will start getting the hang of the language and expressing yourself quite well. 5 Who is expecting to benefit from recent events?
get the picture
6 Who wants to work for a different company?
If you get the picture, you understand what is happening in a situation. [INFORMAL]
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This expression is often used when someone does not understand something immediately.
A Veejay feels he hasn’t a clue how to find a better employer. B Nik is getting himself up to speed on the new tax law. C Khalid leapt to the conclusion that the CEO would now resign. D Stefan’s firm has really taken the idea of teleworking on board. E Cheng put two and two together and hoped this would mean a promotion for him. F Xavier can’t get his head around all the new rules in the office.
Exercise 6 Complete the table. Put the idioms in the correct groups.
Anna was giggling. She was beginning to get the picture.
not have a clue | get your head around something | get the wrong end of the stick | a grey area up to speed | take something on board | read between the lines | jump to conclusions get the hang of something | get the picture | put two and two together | go in one ear and out the other
get the wrong end of the stick or get hold of the wrong end of the stick If someone gets the wrong end of the stick or gets hold of the wrong end of the stick, they completely misunderstand a situation or something that is said. [INFORMAL]
understanding correctly Did I get hold of the wrong end of the stick? Was that not what he meant?
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get your head around something or get your head round something
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If you get your head around a fact or an idea, you succeed in understanding it or accepting it. [BRITISH, INFORMAL]
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At first people laughed at me because they simply could not get their head around what I was telling them.
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It’s hard to get your head round figures this big. not understanding
go in one ear and out the other
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If something that you tell someone goes in one ear and out the other, they pay no attention to it, or forget about it immediately.
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I’ve told him so many times – it just goes in one ear and out the other.
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a grey area
Each unit includes a humorous drawing illustrating the meaning of phrasal verbs and idioms
Your turn!
If you call something a grey area, you mean that it is unclear, for example because nobody is sure how to deal with it, or it falls between two separate categories of things.
Think about learning experiences you or people around you have had recently. Use the idioms in this unit to talk about them. For example:
Tabloid papers paint all sportsmen as heroes or villains. There is no grey area in between.
I finally managed to get my head around how a car engine works.
not have a clue
My parents still haven’t got the hang of text messaging.
If you do not have a clue about something, you do not know anything about it, or you have no idea what to do about it. [INFORMAL] I don’t have a clue what I’m supposed to be doing.
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Two pages present idioms and phrasal verbs, including full sentence definitions, examples and notes with useful extra information
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Your turn! activities motivate students to use the idioms and phrasal verbs when talking about their own ideas and experiences
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Get Ready for IELTS
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The Get Ready for IELTS practice books are for students who would like to make a start on their IELTS preparation, but who need to build up their language level before taking the test. Each title includes: 12 units of carefully graded material for pre-intermediate learners Four review units to check and consolidate key language and skills O Key IELTS grammar and vocabulary O Exam tips, information and common errors O Complete practice test, answer keys and glossary O O
Perfect for self-study, using a guided-learning approach that gives students access to a full answer key with model answers and commentary.
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Clear Aims and progress checks in each unit help students contextualize what they learn and monitor their development Exam tips and Exam information help students to start thinking about the exam situation.
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Watch Out! sections highlight common errors in the different IELTS papers Four Review sections help consolidate what students have learnt in the previous units
Get Ready for IELTS Listening, Unit 1 Get Ready for IELTS Reading, Unit 6
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Skills for IELTS “Collins’ new series is a superb source of material for IELTS”. EL Gazette Review, April 2012
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Recommended for students who already have an IELTS score of 5.0/5.5, but who need to improve their score. Perfect for self-study, using a guided-learning approach that gives students access to a full answer key with model answers and commentary, and audio scripts for the books with CDs.
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Listening for IELTS
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Aims outline the specific examrelated content of the unit Essential topic-based vocabulary work starts every unit
Exam tips to focus students on techniques and strategies to complete tasks successfully
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Include Exam information to ensure students fully understand every exam task
Exam practice at the end of every unit ensures students have the maximum opportunities to familiarize themselves with each task and test themselves realistically
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Practice Tests for IELTS
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Grammar for IELTS equips students with the tools to improve their grammar for the IELTS challenge.
Twenty 4-page units with explanations of key grammar/vocabulary areas and practice exercises Students complete a full IELTS test by working through the book O Audio CD with practice for the IELTS Listening test as well as model answers showing how to use grammatical structures in the IELTS Speaking test O
Includes CD with listening practice and model answers
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Vocabulary for IELTS
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Includes language that has been carefully selected by experts using Collins COBUILD data.
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Vocabulary and Grammar for the TOEFL® Test
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Collins Vocabulary and Grammar for the TOEFL® Test is designed to help students master the vocabulary and grammar they require to get a high score in the TOEFL test. With the help of clear tips and strategies provided in the book, students learn how to approach the various task types they will encounter in the TOEFL test. Key features: O An overview of each part of the TOEFL test O Twenty thematically-organized units of vocabulary & twenty units of grammar practice O MP3 audio CD O Full audio script and answer key – ideal for use in the classroom and for self-study O Academic word list – a useful reference tool containing the key vocabulary students need for the TOEFL test
Includes MP3 CD
Grammar Unit 10 VOCABULARY UNIT 5
Gerunds and infinitives
Each unit introduces key vocabulary and grammar for the test
Study the explanations and examples in the chart. Make your own examples.
OVERVIEW
Biology Read the words, definitions, and examples. Use your dictionary to find additional word forms for each word.
A gerund is the -ing form of a verb. It can be used like a noun. Gerunds can be subjects, objects, or complements.
Reaching oil deposits under the sea is a complex and dangerous process.
A gerund can be a compound noun.
Offshore oil drilling can have environmental hazards as well as economic benefits.
A gerund can have an object.
Constructing offshore oil platforms on the ocean bed requires expensive equipment.
Two gerunds can be combined to form one subject.
Drilling and mining for oil is a multi-million dollar industry.
A gerund can be negative.
Not ensuring the highest safety standards can have enormous environmental consequences.
A gerund can be used as the subject in a that clause.
The professor claims that oil mining is less destructive than coal mining.
Use a gerund after prepositions.
The lecture supports the argument by giving two examples of the environmental effects.
Ex. by / a reason for / in favor of / against / instead of / because of / without
OVERVIEW Word
Practice exercises to consolidate new vocabulary and grammar
The lecture presents several reasons for developing deep-sea oil fields. The lecture states three reasons against using fossil fuels.
Infinitive clauses are used to show purpose (in order to).
The professor provides two examples to illustrate the dangers of nuclear energy.
The purpose clause can also start the sentence, followed by a comma.
To illustrate the dangers of nuclear energy, the professor provides two examples.
Infinitive clauses can modify abstract nouns. Ex. evidence, opportunity, attempt, chance, need
There is evidence to show that oil consumption is decreasing.
Infinitives can follow adjectives, especially those expressing an opinion.
It is important to remember that nuclear energy accidents can cause significant long-term
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2.
estimate (n or v)
guess, judge, predict
cell (n)
smallest part of an animal or plant that can function independently
vary (v)
differ
genetic (adj)
related to genes (pattern of chemicals in cells)
factor (n)
something that helps to produce a result
identify (v)
recognize, name
p ( ) process (n)
series of actions or events
nutrient (n)
at help a he organisms to substance that he grow and stayy healthy
DICTIONARY systemSKILLS (n)
from other mammals by Reptiles can be the fact that they are cold-blooded and have scales.
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Skin is the outermost
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a classify c 6.
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The integrated writing task tests a wide range of both linguistic and academic skills. It tests your ability to organize your ideas and present them logically and clearly, using correct grammar and appropriate vocabulary.
Hydraulic comes from the Greek root hydro (= water) and means operated by pressure of water. Use your dictionary to find the meaning of these words connected with water: hydroelectric, hydrophobia, dehydrate, hydrogen.
c adapt of the human body.
b layer
Estimates of the actual number of cells in the human body vary widely.
Genetic mutations can be caused by environmental factors.
The Human Genome Project identified 20,000–25,000 genes in human DNA.
Photosynthesis is a process by which a plant produces food using sunlight, carbon dioxide, water, and nutrients from the soil.
der to fit new conditions Desert plants have adapted to dry d change in order conditions by growing long root systems that go deep underground to find water.
p a network of parts that work together
A good dictionary can tell you words survive (v) manage to live ve in difficult conditions that frequently occur together in a specific context. For example, words related to the cardiovascular system of the human body are: cells, nutrients, oxygen, heart, lungs, blood, veins, arteries. Drawing a diagram can also help you remember vocabulary.
Some arctic animals survive in sub-zero
WORD BUILDING
in fresh water.
The suffix -ic is used to form adjectives: microscopic, genetic, economic, electronic. Some names of academic subjects add -s to form a noun: economics, genetics, electronics.
c link there are over 8 million species on Earth.
b identify
c estimate
b links
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c factor
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c characteristic
b identify
One s a system
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Minerals and vitamins are essential Min n a nutrients
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Ocean fish cannot a survive
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according to oxygen content. c distinguish
STUDY STUD DY TTIP: IP: Vocabulary Breaking a word into component parts can sometimes help you figure out its meaning. It can also help you expand your vocabulary. For example, micro- means small, and scope, means to see, so a microscope is something that helps you to see small objects. Other words with micro- are: microbiology, microorganism, microchip, microeconomics. Other words with -scope are: telescope,, stethoscope, periscope.
Extra Practice at the end of each unit ensures enough practice material is available
Extra Practice
Read the passage and make notes on the left below.
Complete the following paragraph with the gerund or infinitive form of the verb in parentheses.
Hydraulic fracturing (also known as fracking) is the process of drilling and injecting fluid into the ground at a high pressure in order to fracture shale rocks to release the natural gas inside. Although this method of extracting oil has been known since the 1940s, it is only recently that new technology has made it possible to extract this oil more cheaply and efficiently. Fracking offers an important new energy source at a time when traditional domestic supplies of coal and gas are diminishing. A new study concludes that the risk of contaminating water supplies is very low if fracking takes place at a depth of many hundreds of meters and the wells are properly constructed. Careful monitoring of chemicals in air and water would reduce any environmental hazards. Now listen to part of a lecture in an environmental science class and make notes on the right below. Then answer the question. Write your answer in 150 words.
Study Tips and Test Tips provide clear strategies for successful learning and the test itself
Notes Reading passage
Humans can be distinguished from other primates by their more highly-evolved brains.
A Circle the best word to complete each sentence.
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developed over time
adapt (v)
Practice Exercises
Dictionary Skills and Word Building features help build vocabulary
The following question is similar to question 1 in the writing section (integrated task). In this question, you will read a passage and then listen to part of a lecture on the same topic. The lecture will support, extend, or contradict ideas in the passage.
Example
tell the difference
evolved (adj)
VOCABULARY: BIOLOGY
a distinguished
Test Practice
Definition
distinguish (v)
DNA sequence of genes carrying genetic (deoxyribonucleic instructions acid) (n)
Infinitives are formed with to + the base form of the verb.
Test Practice to prepare for specific TOEFL Test question types
LIFE SCIENCE
Both the reading and the lecture are about the process of hydraulic fracturing. In this process, water, (access) oil. The reading chemicals, and sand are driven downward into rocks 1 (extract) oil in this way, as it offers an important way argues in favor of 2 3 (increase) energy production. It suggests that careful 4 (monitor) can reduce any environmental risks. The professor mentions that some researchers are (introduce) chemicals into the water supply. Others fear that concerned about 5 (drill) can trigger small earthquakes. The professor concludes that it is intensive 6 important 7 (not start) large-scale drilling without first 8 (study) the possible long-term impacts on the environment.
TEST TIP: Writing section question 1 (integrated task) Lecture
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TOEFL® Test Skills Practice Skills for the TOEFL iBT® Test helps learners handle the challenging integrated-skill aspect of the test, providing clear strategies and tips to help learners improve their score.
Skills for the TOEFL iBT® Test Reading and Writing
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With Skills for the TOEFL iBT® Test Reading and Writing and TOEFL iBT® Test Listening and Speaking students can feel confident that they are ready for the test.
Quick Guide summaries provide overview of question types
Three stages of Progressive Practice provide step-by-step support to answer questions confidently
Walk Through takes students through the particularities of each question type with test examples
Collins COBUILD definitions help students understand difficult words
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Tips and tasks in the Get it Right section help students answer questions correctly
Practice Tests for the TOEFL® Test
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COBUILD Key Words for the TOEFL® Test
CEF Level: B1+ TOEFL score: 100 or higher
978-0-00-745346-7 • 197x130 • 752pp • PB • £10.99 COBUILD Key Words for the TOEFL® Test covers the words and phrases that students need to achieve the TOEFL test scores required by top universities and employers. Vocabulary-building features, synonyms, phrases and collocations help students to enrich their vocabulary and increase their accuracy and fluency. Key terms from the Academic Word List are also covered. O To help students consolidate what they have learnt, the title also includes a thematic word list section, organized according to topics that frequently appear in the TOEFL Test. O Clear definitions and authentic examples from the Collins Corpus Subject areas are help students to see how English is really used. O
highlighted and link the word to thematic word lists
All the different forms of the word are listed
Definitions explain what the word means in simple language TOEFL-style examples show how the word is used in context
Collocations help put the word into practice
Labels show frequently used grammatical patterns
Synonyms help students expand their vocabulary
Information boxes help students increase their understanding of the word and when to use it
Words from the same root are shown together
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English for Academic Purposes
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246x189 • 192pp • September 2013 This new 6-book series equips international students at English-medium universities with the skills and strategies they need to do well in their degree courses. It helps students step up their performance from IELTS/TOEFL-level to academic success. Each book focuses on one specific skill required at university Information on academic expectations and practical exercises help students to understand what is required in the academic world O Chapters include tips and summaries for easy reference O O
Designed to support students who are studying, or preparing to study, at an English-speaking institution.
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Getting started Aims
Aims
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the purpose of research
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how your research will be marked
how to interpret set research questions
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how to write a research question of your own
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the research process
Clear aims outline learning objectives of each chapter Reflection as part of each chapter allows students to personalize the topic and facilitates independent study
Quiz
Self-evaluation Which of the statements below is true for you? 1
I understand why I need to do research as part of my course.
agree | disagree | not sure
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I understand how my research will be marked.
agree | disagree | not sure
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I know how to plan a research project.
agree | disagree | not sure
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I can easily understand set research questions.
agree | disagree | not sure
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I know how to write a good research question.
agree | disagree | not sure
What is research? Glossary subject discipline = In an academic setting, a subject discipline is a particular topic or specific area of study.
In simple terms, when you do research, you are looking for information in order to answer a question. In academic settings, research can take many different forms depending on the subject discipline and the kind of question you want to answer. If you are studying a scientific subject, your research may take the form of an experiment to answer a question which begins with the phrase: ‘What will happen if…?’ if you are studying a social science, your research may take the form of a survey of a group of people’s thoughts, feelings or experiences. In any case, no matter what your subject discipline, at some point you will have to do some research which involves investigating what other scholars have said about the topic you are interested in. In other words, you will have to do some ‘library based’ research.
1 Getting started
Why do you have to do library based research? Glossary disseminate = To disseminate information or knowledge means to distribute it so that it reaches many people or organizations.
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Exercises help students get ready for successful independent academic study
Academic requirements are explained in clear language to help students understand what is expected of them
When you do library based research, you usually have to work on your own. This gives you the opportunity to become a more independent learner and to show that you can think for yourself. These are qualities that are highly valued in academic settings within the English speaking world. However, working independently does not mean that your research is not connected to the work of other people. One of the main purposes of universities is to produce knowledge, that is, to create, evaluate and disseminate new information and ideas. Producing knowledge usually involves many scholars working in different times and places. When you do research as part of your course, you are learning skills which will allow you to participate in that wider effort. You have the opportunity to develop the ability to: ■
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Create a research question and an argument to answer it Evaluate the research that has been done by others – that is, to consider it carefully and make judgements about it Disseminate your research by writing it up and submitting it for a mark, and, in some cases, by sharing what you have learned with other students on your course
How do you know if your research is good? H In some parts of the world, students are judged according to how well they retain information given to them. In the English speaking world, when your research paper is being marked, the marker will normally use other criteria for judging how well you have demonstrated the skills involved.
Exercise 1 Imagine you have 30 days to write a 3,000-word research essay on a research topic related to your course. The tasks you might do are listed in the table below. Tick the tasks that you think are important. For each task you have ticked, write approximately how much time you think it would be reasonable to spend on that task. Stage
These are the questions the marker may ask themselves: 1
Has the student created a worthwhile research question (or interpreted the set research question in an interesting way)?
Find out what information is available – do some preliminary background reading
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Devise an rough outline plan
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Practical tips and summaries with the most important information at a glance
Think carefully about your question and why it is worth asking. This will help you choose worthwhile focus for your paper. Do preliminary background reading. If you discover that there isn’t enough information available to support your approach, you can choose another focus without having wasted too much time. Write a rough outline plan before you start reading and taking you notes. This will help you read efficiently and with a clear purpose.
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Skills for the TOEIC® Test Listening and Reading
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Skills for the TOEIC® Test Speaking and Writing
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Quick Guide summaries provide overview of question type
Collins COBUILD definitions help students understand difficult words
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Practical Quick Tips equip students with strategies they can apply during the test
Tips and tasks in the Get it Right section help students answer questions correctly
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CEF Level: B1–C1
Using the unique ‘Business Plus’ approach, Key Business Skills gives advice and practice to develop business skills in four key areas PLUS the language students really need to get results. Key Business Skills provides all learners need to be prepared for: O
presentations
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networking
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B Aims section sets out objectives for each unit
Dealing with last-minute problems
Briefing At the end of a negotiation you have reached agreement in principle. What do you do if a problem arises? How do you deal with it? There are a number of solutions. If you wish to look for a compromise, there are a number of things you can do:
• Emphasize the benefits of the collaboration. • Encourage and applaud any constructive proposal by the other side.
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• Say that you are looking for a solution that is acceptable to both sides.
Closing the negotiation
• Give the other side an escape route, a way to avoid any difficulty.
Communication skills are clearly presented and illustrated with a recording
Always give the other guy his bus fare home. — Anon Aims • • • •
The language of closure How to deal with ‘difficult’ customers
Above all, don’t allow a last-minute problem in the negotiation to affect your attitude. Be polite and positive at all times. Try these tactics:
• Praise the other side. • Emphasize mutual benefit. • Emphasize common ground. • Remain polite but persistent. • Ask why the other side has a problem. • Agree on a date to review concessions.
How to deal with last-minute problems
• If the other side walks out, contact them IMMEDIATELY.
How to write a letter of intent
• Agree a date for future talks.
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If I can’t get an agreement, I will walk away from the negotiations.
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I’m calling because we have a problem. I’m sorry to say there is a problem. I’m afraid we have a hitch. What kind of problem is there? What exactly is the problem? What’s the hitch?
Ask about outcomes
What will happen if we can’t sort this problem out? If we can’t agree on this, what happens then? What would be the result if we couldn’t deal with this problem?
Speculate on outcomes
If we can’t sort this out, then we may have to call off the deal. If we sorted this problem out quickly, then the deal could go ahead. If you can’t deliver on time, we’ll have to introduce penalties.
To view a complete sample unit, please go to the Business English section on www.collinselt.com
Remain positive
I’m sure we can sort this out. Don’t worry. We can fix this, I’m certain.
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Effective International Business Communication Bob Dignen with Ian McMaster 978-0-00-746056-4 • 234x153 • 176pp • PB
CEF Level: B2–C1
An indispensable guide for professionals working internationally in English and business English or communications trainers. Effective International Business Communication provides advice on core communication skills such as listening, and key interpersonal skills such as building relationships and managing conflict.
“Talking is easy. Getting people to listen to you, that’s where we can help.”
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Becoming a better listener The key to becoming a better listener is attitude. We need to believe that other people are really worth listening to, and that it is important to give others the chance to express themselves. We need to believe that it is useful to engage with others, and that both speaker and listener can learn and benefit from dialogue. Otherwise there is little chance of developing good listening skills. Let us look at 11 principles of effective listening:
1 Empty your mind of your own thoughts when the other person begins to speak
Mark Twain, American author and humorist (1835–1910)
Make yourself concentrate fully on what is being said. Focus on hearing interesting and important information. Try to discover the different levels of meaning in the message: move from the information on the surface to considering the feelings, attitudes and needs of the speaker. Respect what is said and see this as an opportunity to learn something new about the person.
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If we were supposed to talk more than listen, we would have two tongues and one ear.
2 Support the start of a conversation by encouraging others to talk
Listening is the foundation of effective communication. As children, we learn to listen before we can speak, read or write. But many professional people have rather poor listening skills. They sometimes find it difficult to concentrate on what the other person is saying. Perhaps they have little real interest in the other person’s ideas. Often they are impatient to start talking themselves and give their own point of view. Whatever the reason, this lack of listening leads to misunderstanding, conflict and inefficiency in the workplace.
Do this by asking questions, as this creates golden opportunities for listening. You can tailor the kind of question you ask to your listening objective. For example, do you want to get information, assess the competence or mentality of the speaker, or build rapport?
3 Give others time to say what they want to say Remember that it often takes longer to get ideas across in a foreign language: words have to be remembered, and sentences have to be formed. Try to become comfortable with the silence that others may need in order to formulate their ideas.
In this unit we look at the nature and purpose of listening, and at how to become a more effective listener. Before you read on, think about these questions:
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1 Why should we listen to other people? 2 What kind of listener are you?
4 Respond to what is said
3 What stops us from listening effectively?
When we listen, we need to make two basic types of response. re We need to show | Listening what 2has been said (I understand); that we understandUNIT d and a that we value what Otherwise, speakers may has been said (I think this is important because ...). Othe become confused or unwilling to go on talking to us.
4 How can you become a better listener?
What do you say?
5 Give positive feedback, both verbal and non-v non-verbal, in ways that the speaker will interpret as positive
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Opinions about what makes positive feedback vary according acco to cultural norms and personality preferences. For example, what does silence mean? d
Effective listeners create opportunities for listening by encouraging others with questions or even hostility? Does it indicate interested concentration or a lack of interest, int at the beginning of a conversation. Getting the information we need • Who is responsible for ...? • Who looks after this? • How much will it cost to ...? • When will you finish ...? • How long will you need to ...?
Comments such as Yes, that’s interesting or Really? may be intended and seen as a sign of positive politeness in some contexts, but as superfi sup cial and not genuine or smiling at the in others. Non-verbal behaviours, such as strong eye contact con on cultural speaker, may also be viewed positively or negatively, depending dep
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Assessing competence • How long have you been working in this area? • What’s your background? • Have you ever ...?
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Building rapport • So when did you arrive? • Is this your first time in ...? • Can I get you something to drink before we start? • I agree with you about that. • Yes, I also think that we should ... Empathising • I see. • I understand. • I understand what you’re saying. And in my experience, ... • It’s interesting what you say about ...
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Analysing the money or personal finance section
How to read the money section The money section of newspapers or media websites provides financial advice about the most effective ways to invest capital.
• Scan over the headlines of the money section to find an article of interest and then read extensively for general understanding, taking particular note of any financial data provided.
UNIT 17 | Analysing the money or personal finance section
• Remember that advice given is not necessarily true and is simply the opinion of one (or more) financial adviser(s). And predictions about future happenings are merely informed guesses and tend to have a poor track record.
• When you are skimming through a money article, use the clues in the text to help you to follow the gist of what is being said. Subheadings serve as useful summaries of each section, for example: ‘The basics’, ‘Shares’, and ‘Conclusion’. The opening sentence of a paragraph (known as the topic sentence) often summarizes the rest of the paragraph, for example: ‘But the tax breaks available for those who can make this lifestyle choice are considerable.’ (lines 33–35). Questions posed at the beginning of a paragraph are usually answered within the paragraph, for example: ‘Want to get by on dividends alone?’ (line 19).
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INVESTMENTS Record dividends mean it is possible to lie back and watch the money roll in, says Mark Atherton.
Getting started
A bumper year for share dividends lies ahead, despite a looming recession. These distributions, made by companies to their shareholders, reached a record £67.8 billion last year. A further increase is forecast for this year, as companies return rising profits to investors. This may be good news for pension funds and individuals reliant on dividends for income, especially as once a company has raised its payout, a future cut is unlikely. But there is sure to be more criticism of this use of company funds, especially in difficult economic times.
Read the opening paragraph of the article on the opposite page and skim through the rest of the article in just two minutes. Then choose the best headline for this story.
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How to live like the idle rich
THE BASICS Want to get by on dividends alone? Then you need a substantial capital sum. You would, for example, require £650,000 to achieve an income of £26,000, equivalent to UK average earnings. This is based on the current yield of four per cent from shares in the FTSE100 index. Jonathon Jackson of Killik & Co., the stockbroker, says: ‘In practice you would require more than this and you would need a cash buffer to smooth over irregular dividend payments.’ But the tax breaks available for those who can make this lifestyle
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choice are considerable. Chas RoyChowdhury of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants says a worker on £26,000 would pay £3,705 in tax and £2,276 in national insurance – £5,981 in total. The effective tax on dividends of £26,000 would be zero, with no national insurance to pay. You should, of course, remember that some banks abruptly stopped paying dividends after the credit crunch of 2008-9 and BP suspended its dividend. SHARES Jeremy Batstone-Carr, of Charles Stanley, the stockbroker, says that you would need to spend your £650,000 across at least 20 stocks to limit your risk. Mr Jackson suggests you look for ‘international high-yielding stocks with strong balance sheets that look capable of sustaining good dividend payments’. To guard against excessive concentration, Mr Jackson thinks you should add stocks with more modest yields but good prospects of rapid dividend growth. CONCLUSION With cash deposit rates low and share yields high, investing for dividends makes a lot of financial sense – if you have the money. You may think that living off your investments is not for you, but remember that that is exactly what you, and everyone else, will effectively be doing in your retirement.
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UNIT 17 | Analysing the money or personal finance section
Language focus
Understanding
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What is the main point of the article? A Now is a good time to invest for dividends. B Now is a good time to buy shares. C Now is a good time to spread your shares portfolio across at least 20 stocks to limit your risk. How much is forecast to be paid out in dividends in the year ahead? A £67.8 billion C Less than £67.8 billion B More than £67.8 billion How much capital must be invested to earn a return in dividends equal to an average UK salary? A £26,000 C A minimum of £650,000 B A maximum of £650,000 What point is made about retirement in the final paragraph? A You should invest in stocks now so that you have a high enough pension. B Rising dividends is good for pension funds. C We will all effectively have to live off our savings when we retire.
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a tax reduction to promote a specific commercial activity or investment
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Write the adjectives in bold from the text next to their synonyms. A bumper year for share dividends lies ahead, despite a looming recession. Then you need a substantial capital sum. … you would need a cash buffer to smooth over irregular dividend payments. … international high-yielding stocks with strong balance sheets … … stocks with more modest yields but good prospects of rapid dividend growth.
irregular ..............................
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across at least 20 stocks to limit your risk. You should invest ................................................................................................................. . You should ................................................................................................................. . You should ................................................................................................................. .
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When reading an article, you must be able to understand references within it. Look back to the text to work out what the words in bold refer to? 1
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Match these words and phrases with their meanings.
‘This may be good news for pension funds and individuals ...,’ (line 10) A rising profits for next year B forecast increase in dividends for next year C the looming recession ‘This is based on the current yield of four per cent from shares in the FTSE100 index.’ (line 24) A the calculation of how much capital must be invested to yield dividends of £26,000 B the calculation of average UK earnings C the calculation of what constitutes a substantial capital sum ‘In practice you would require more than this ...’ (line 28) A £26,000 B £650,000 C £5,981 ‘… but remember that that is exactly what you, and everyone else will effectively be doing in your retirement.’ (line 70) A living off pension C living off investments B living off the state
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in . We’ve made a good investment and we’re watching the money roll .......
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Since we retired, we’ve been living ....... our investments.
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The amount of dividends paid out is reliant ...... how much profit is made.
Review Imagine that you are a small business owner and you want to put Ε50,000 of the company’s profit into an investment plan. Go online and read the money sections of several business media websites. Where would you choose to invest the money and why?
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Young Learners English Clubs Rosi McNab Activity books for young learners of English to use at home on their own or with their parents.
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Children can colour in, play games, use stickers, solve puzzles and sing along to songs or listen to stories in English on the accompanying CD-ROM. CD-ROM with dialogues, stories and songs read and sung by native-speaker children Puzzles and games in a wide variety of styles O ‘Close up’ sections focus on the target language O Word bank to consolidate and revise new vocabulary O Two pages of colourful stickers for use with the activities (English Club 1) O ‘Did you know?’ sections with fantastic facts about the world, the English language and the people who speak it (English Club 2) O O
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English Club Book 1
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978-0-00-743157-1 • 272x212 • 80pp • PB+CD • £12 Includes CD with songs to help children learn English through play
The perfect first dictionary for kindergarten-aged learners of English, packed full of fun and useful everyday vocabulary. The dictionary contains 36 themes, each fully illustrated with fun and engaging scenarios. Three characters, Ben, Daisy and Keekee the monkey, guide the children through their daily lives and introduce them to the 300 English words young children need to learn.
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COBUILD Phrasal Verbs Dictionary
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Thousands of British and American phrasal verbs explained O 700 phrasal verbs learners need to know clearly indicated with a + O Synonyms and antonyms help learners build Examples from the Collins their vocabulary CORPUS show you how the phrasal verb is really used O Help with pronunciation allows learners to speak confidently O
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978-0-00-739364-0 • 234x153 • 544pp • PB • £15.00 The new edition of the Collins COBUILD English Grammar is a modern, learner-focused grammar reference, aimed at learners and teachers of English. Based on the evidence of the 4.5-billion-word Collins Corpus, the Collins COBUILD English Grammar is an invaluable guide to the English language as it is written and spoken today, all over the world. Thoroughly updated to reflect changes in grammar over recent years, based on extensive corpus research O Includes two brand-new supplements on grammar for business and in an academic environment O
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978-0-00-744326-0 • 150x76 • 480pp • PB A fully revised, handy new companion for learners of English to carry with them everywhere. Small enough to fit in a pocket, the Pocket English Grammar covers all the most important points of English grammar, explaining them in simple, clear language. Simple explanations help students understand key grammar points Examples from the Collins Corpus show how English is really used today O Warning notes help learners avoid common errors O Supplements help learners gain specific insights to the grammar they should be using in an academic environment and for business English O O
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Dictionaries for Learners of English COBUILD Advanced Learner’s English Dictionary (5th edition) 978-0-00-721012-1 • 234x153 • 1760pp • PB+CD ROM
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Easy Learning English Study Dictionary with IPA
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Full-sentence definitions show the words in context
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