STUDIO Intermediate Scope Sequence

studio Intermediate
Scope and Sequence

Topic Vocabulary Grammar Skills Video & Audio
1 CEFR B1
1A Entertainment Tense review READING

action I like ballet. From commercials to
On TV ballet You’re watching a good zapping
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT concert TV series. SPEAKING
drama She went out yesterday. Talk about entertainment
exhibition We were dancing. habits
festival Have they seen the film?
film It’s going to end soon.
horror
opera
play
romantic comedy
science-fiction
thriller
1B Office supplies Subject / object LISTENING
a calculator questions Conversations at an office
The office a folder Who made that? SPEAKING
BUSINESS a marker What happened last Talk about work and jobs
a paper clip week?
a pencil sharpener How many people have
a rubber arrived?
a rubber band What did he make?
a ruler Who do you know?
a stapler Which qualifications
a tray does she have?
a waste-paper basket
glue
Guess the object
1C Identity Present simple and SPEAKING California girl

appearance present continuous Talk about people you
Is that me? He comes from Dublin. know
family background
LIFE STORIES interests I go to the beach on
occupation Saturdays.
personality It’s doesn’t matter. We
personal values understand.
qualifications She’s having a break
relationships right now.
religion I’m not sleeping very
skills well these days.
Word stress (3- 4- and

5-syllable words)
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Welcome the visitor Spoken English Start a conversation
Welcome to … Ways of saying yes
Welcome a visitor
Come in and make yourself at home. Intonation in questions
It’s really nice to meet you.
Let me help you with your bags.
The visitor’s journey
Did you have a good journey?
How was your flight?
Did you have any problems finding …?
The visit
Have you been to … before?
How long are you here for?
Is this your first time in …?
Accommodation
What’s your accommodation like?
Where are you staying?
Home town or country
Have you always lived in …?
Where in … do you live?
Which part of … are you from?

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Scope and Sequence
2 CEFR B1
2A Travel problems Past simple and past READING

a crash, to crash continuous A travel forum
2A Travel problems a delay, to be delayed The plane arrived in WRITING & SPEAKING
TRAVEL a strike, to be on strike Madrid yesterday Write and talk about a
baggage morning. difficult journey
immigration She was wearing
security glasses.
the check-in, to check in He didn’t say anything.
the landing, to land While we were relaxing,
the queue, to queue they announced
the take off, to take off that the flight was
to be cancelled cancelled.
to board (a plane), get on
Strange story
board
to miss (a plane)
2B Environmental Quantifiers LISTENING
problems We had no help. Sustainable architecture
Green architecture chemicals They have very little SPEAKING
EARTH coal information. Discuss environmental
crops There are few projects
garbage advantages.
industry There are quite a lot of
land apartments for rent.
oil There aren’t many parks
power in the city.
recycling There’s not much
wood pollution today.
There’s a bit of traffic
today.
2C Success Present perfect and READING & LISTENING
achievement past simple The CEO of a digital
Achievements ambition He’s worked here for ten startup
LIFE STORIES believe in weeks. SPEAKING
determination She’s done it. Talk about a person you
effort She did it yesterday. admire
expert
Weak forms of
failure
auxiliary verbs
luck
proud of
quit
reward
talent
Introduce a topic of conversation Showing interest Introduce a topic of
Guess what! conversation
Introduce a topic of
Do you remember the picture he had last week?
conversation Did you hear about his party last night?
Did I ever tell you about how we met?
Do you know what he said?
Guess who I saw this morning!

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Review 1 & 2
Intermediate
Entertainment Subject / object questions Guess the words
Office supplies Present simple and SPEAKING
Identity present continuous Mini dialogues:
Travel problems Past simple and past Intonation of questions;
Environmental problems continuous Showing interest
Success Quantifiers
Present perfect and past
simple
More practice Language Studio Workbook Exam Practice CLIL Project
Writing: SB p116 An Unit 1: WB pp 4-7 Cambridge B2 First ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
entertainment review; Unit 2: WB pp 8-11 Listening Part 1, Reading Create a TV or film quiz
Skill: Sequencing Vocabulary Beats and & Use of English Part 1,
Vocabulary: SB p122 Wordlist: p14 Writing Part 1
Grammar: SB p134 TOEFL Reading
Transcripts: SB p147 TOEIC Listening
Additional resources e-book+ Cyber Homework Testbuilder Helbling Media App
Extra Reading & 1A, 1B, 1C, 101 Unit Test 1
Listening Activities 2A, 2B, 2C, 101 Unit Test 2 Video
Progress Test 1 Audio
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Scope and Sequence
3 CEFR B1+
3A Future time expressions Future predictions READING

a week from now I’m going to need more What will be out of
Out of fashion any day now time. fashion in fifty years?
LIVING before too long They aren’t going to be SPEAKING
in a few years happy. Talk about future
in a little while Is she going to tell us? changes in our society.
in five days’ time I’ll be late.
in the distant future They won’t enjoy it.
in the near future Do you think this will
next year work?
one of these days He may / might be very
some day tired.
very soon
Your future
3B Phrasal verbs: Events Future plans LISTENING
dress up I’m going to buy a new Phone messages
Party planning fill up phone. SPEAKING
PEOPLE get on very well Are you going to come Plan an event for your
hang around out this evening? class
join in We’re leaving home at 7
look forward to tomorrow morning.
run out The plan arrives at 9
sit around o’clock this evening.
show up
Weak form of to in be
start off
going to
tidy up
wrap up
3C Personal qualities Relative clauses SPEAKING Mystery shopper
(word building) He’s a man who loves Evaluate and discuss
Mystery shopper confidence, confident shopping. shops and services
LIFE STORIES experience, experienced It’s a novel which my
friendliness, friendly nephew has read.
helpfulness, helpful I want a job that I enjoy.
incompetence, It’s a shop where I never
incompetent go.
intelligence, intelligent This is the woman whose
knowledge, bag we found.
knowledgeable The waiter, who was very
laziness, lazy young, showed us to
patience, patient our seats.
respect, respectful Her job, which was
responsibility, well-paid, was very
responsible interesting.
sensitivity, sensitive
Ask someone to make a promise SPEAKING Make a promise
Promise me you won’t talk about … Sounding sincere
Make a promise
Is that a promise?
Do you promise to go?
Make a promise
I promise.
I will, trust me.
Believe me, I won’t eat too quickly.
I really won’t. / I really will.
I swear we’ll be home by 11 o’clock.

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Scope and Sequence
4 CEFR B1+
4A Education Modal verbs of LISTENING

campus obligation, permission Conversation about
Online study degree and prohibition online study
EDUCATION essays They must arrive on time. SPEAKING & WRITING
fees You have to pay a lot Discuss and write class
higher education of money to do that contracts
lectures course.
research I’ve got to finish this
results homework.
seminars You can finish the work
sit (exams) tomorrow.
undergraduate You may check your
answers with a
spelling checker.
We’re allowed to use
dictionaries in the
exam.
We could go home early
yesterday because the
teacher was unwell.
They can’t bring their
phones into the
classroom.
You mustn’t be late with
your homework.
You don’t have to sit next
to a friend.
We couldn’t take the
examination papers
home with us.
They weren’t allowed to
ask for help.
Guess the place 1
4B Health and treatment: used to and would READING
Health problems Benjamin Rush used to Doctors from history:
Doctors ache look after patients Benjamin Rush
HISTORY cough with mental illnesses. SPEAKING
disease He didn’t use to worry Talk about visits to the
fever about becoming ill doctor
injury himself.
Parts of the body Where did he use to
blood work?
bone He would treat many
skin patients every day.
Treatments In the 19th century,
bandage doctors wouldn’t
diet always clean their
medicine tools.
operation How often would you go
pill to the dentist when
you were little?
Weak form of to in
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4C Crime
Intermediate
Past perfect SPEAKING & WRITING
arrest When the police arrived, Write and share a story
The day the police came court the crime had already
LIFE STORIES crime taken place.
criminal The police arrested her,
gang but she hadn’t done
guilty anything wrong.
gun
innocent
jail
judge
law
murder
victim
weapon
Check information Questioning or Check information
Let me just see something. confirming intonation
Check information
This is the check for our meal, right?
So, the coffee shouldn’t be on the bill.
Does that mean we only pay ...?
Am I right in thinking ...
Confirm information
That’s right, yes.
That’s correct.
Yes, that’s it.
Review 3 & 4 Future time expressions Future predictions Complete a
Phrasal verbs: Events Future plans crossword puzzle
Personal qualities (word Relative clauses SPEAKING
building) Modal verbs of obligation, Mini dialogues: Make
Education permission and a promise; Check
Health and treatment prohibition information
Crime used to and would
Past perfect
Writing: SB p117 Unit 3: WB pp15-18 Exam Practice EDUCATION
A narrative; Skill: Time Unit 4: WB pp19-22 Cambridge B2 First Create a poster about
linkers Vocabulary Beats and Reading & Use of English learning a new skill
Vocabulary: SB p123 Wordlist: p25 Parts 2 & 3, Writing Part 2
Grammar: SB p136 IELTS Listening
Transcripts: SB p149 TOEIC Reading
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Scope and Sequence
5 CEFR B1+
5A Hair: Comparison READING

Types of hair My hair is longer than Facts about hair
Hair afro yours. SPEAKING
STYLE curly This shampoo is more Talk about how you have
spiky expensive than that changed
straight one.
wavy This shampoo is the
Hairstyles most expensive.
a beard I must cut my hair more
a bun often.
a moustache She always arrives the
a ponytail earliest.
cornrows She looks as young as
dreadlocks her daughter.
No hair Your hair is not as grey
bald as mine.
shaved
5B Adjective + preposition Present perfect READING & LISTENING
combinations continuous 1 Fan of the Year
Fan of the year annoyed with They’ve been watching WRITING & SPEAKING
SPORT anxious about TV since three o’clock. Write about a fan
ashamed of She’s been supporting
crazy about the team since her
critical of eighth birthday.
enthusiastic about I’ve been thinking about
fed up with it all day.
jealous of
keen on
obsessed with
pleased with
serious about
worried about
Feelings, feelings
5C Driving: both / neither / all / none SPEAKING A tale of two tests
Verbs Both of the students Talk about cars and
A tale of two tests accelerate passed the exam. driving
LIFE STORIES beep Neither of the exams
brake was / were easy.
break down All (of) the students met
overtake at the test centre.
park All of us met at the test
reverse centre.
turn left, turn right None of the instructors
On the road was a woman.
cyclist None of them has
motorway passed.
pavement
Weak form of of
pedestrian
road signs
speed limit
traffic light

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The patient Stressing the most Ask for medical help
I hurt myself. important word in a
Ask for medical help
There’s something wrong with my leg. sentence
It’s really painful to walk.
Is there anything I can take for it?
I’m having trouble moving it.
The first aid helper
What seems to be the problem?
Let me take a look.
Where exactly does it hurt?
How did you do it?

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Scope and Sequence
6 CEFR B1+
6A Food Zero and first READING

Vegetables conditionals Food beliefs and facts
Food for thought beans If food is gluten-free, it SPEAKING
FOOD broccoli contains no wheat. Discuss beliefs about
carrot If I drink too much juice, food
chilli I often feel unwell.
cucumber If you want to be
olives healthier, eat less fat.
onion If I don’t understand the
peas menu, I’ll ask for help.
Fruit What will you do if the
avocado restaurant is closed?
coconut If the restaurant is
mango closed, I won’t have
pineapple dinner.
Meat If you drink this, you
beef may / might feel better.
lamb As long as we don’t eat
turkey too much food, eating
Fish and seafood a wide variety is good
cod for us.
prawns You’ll be able to get a
salmon table if you arrive
tuna early.
Dairy products and Otherwise, the
others restaurant will be full.
cream
honey
yogurt
The letter o
6B Expressions for Second conditional LISTENING
probability If the technology cost Engineering the brain
Engineering the brain probably a lot, many people WRITING
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY certainly wouldn’t use it. Write a post about new
I don’t think I’d be very happy if I had technologies
I doubt a chip in my brain.
I expect If I was / were able to
is bound to read other people’s
is sure to be minds, I would know
is unlikely to all their secrets.
it’s certain If I could choose one of
it’s likely these technologies, I
it’s possible would like to control
it’s probable machines with my
may thoughts.
my guess If I read a book about
perhaps understand it better.
there’s a chance
What if? 1
there’s no doubt
there’s no question

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6C Friendship
Intermediate
so and such READING & LISTENING
best friend She was so interesting. Friend for hire
Friend for hire close friends He was such a good SPEAKING
LIFE STORIES good friends friend. Talk about a relationship
old friends She was so interesting with a friend
true friends that we talked for
admire hours.
get on with someone He was such a good
get to know someone friend that we always
have something in went on holiday
common together.
have the same background I had such fun.
keep in touch with It was such a worry.
someone I have such good
loyal memories.
patient She has so many clients.
respect We have so much time.
see each other often
share secrets
support each other
understanding
The caller Sentence stress Get through on the
I’m calling about a lost credit card. / I’m calling to phone
Get through on the
report a lost credit card.
phone I’d like to speak to the supervisor, please. / Could you
put me through to your supervisor, please?
Could you tell him I called? / Would you mind telling
him I called?
Could you ask her to call me back?
Would it be possible for me to leave a message?
The call-centre operator
Thank you for holding. / Thank you for waiting.
How may I help you?
One of our operators will be available shortly.
I’ll need to transfer you to another operator.
Can you hold please, and I’ll put you through?
I’m afraid the line’s busy. Please hold.
Review 5 & 6 Hair Comparison Find similarities and
Adjective + preposition Present perfect differences
combinations continuous SPEAKING
Driving both / neither / all / none Mini dialogues: Ask for
Expressions for Zero and first medical help; Get
probability conditionals through on the phone
Friendship Second conditional
so and such
Writing: SB p118 A Unit 5: WB pp26-29 Cambridge B2 First FOOD
report; Skill: Expressing Unit 6: WB pp30-33 Listening Part 2, Reading Present a report on a
consequences Vocabulary Beats and & Use of English Part 4, health food product
Vocabulary: SB p125 Wordlist: p36 Writing Part 2
Grammar: SB p139 TOEFL Listening

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Scope and Sequence
7 CEFR B1+
7A Describing changes and Past, present and future LISTENING

statistics ability Progression in world
Faster, higher, forever? a bar chart How fast can you run? records
SPORT a bar graph Are you able to lift 50kg? SPEAKING
a line chart They won’t / ‘ll be able to Discuss abilities in music,
a line graph improve their speed sports and art
a pie chart after training.
a pie graph Will we be able to run
decrease 100 metres in under 9
drop seconds?
fall I couldn’t swim when I
increase was younger.
jump He wasn’t able to / didn’t
reach a high point manage to finish the
reach a low point race.
remain unchanged
rise
stay the same
7B Jewellery Infinitive and -ing forms READING
a bracelet We decided to buy a Search engine extracts
Jewellery on men a chain diamond ring. SPEAKING
STYLE a necklace Have you considered Talk about a dilemma
a pin giving him a
a ring necklace?
an engagement ring Don’t worry about
a wedding ring wearing too much
cufflinks jewellery.
earrings She stopped to look at
precious stones the bracelet.
antique She stopped looking at
diamond the bracelet because
fake it was too expensive.
gold
pearl
silver
valuable
Spot the difference
7C Expressions with make Time linkers WRITING Child prodigy
make a difference I studied the flute after Write a short biography
Child prodigy make a face I learner to play the of a talented person
LIFE STORIES make a good impression piano.
make (your) bed Before I went to school, I
make friends knew how to read.
make fun of As soon as / Once she
make sure had joined the higher
make up class, she felt happier.
make up (your) mind She did some tests while
Elision she was visiting the
specialist.
She made a good
impression during the
show.
Most of the children were
reading simple picture
books. Meanwhile,
Stefanie was enjoying
long novels.

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Begin politely Word stress Make a complaint
Excuse me,
Make a complaint
Sorry to bother you,
I’m sorry but,
I’m afraid that ...
Sorry to say this but ...
Make the complaint
there’s something wrong in our hotel room.
there appears to be a problem in the bathroom.
there’s a slight problem with the hot water.
I want to complain about our room.
Replies
I’m so sorry, I’ll ...
I’m sorry to hear that, I’ll ...
I’m afraid there is nothing we can do.

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Scope and Sequence
8 CEFR B1+
8A Body movements Modals of deduction LISTENING

bite your lip (present) People watching
People watching blink She must be tired. SPEAKING
PEOPLE cross your legs You must be studying a Talk about people in a
fold your arms lot these days. picture
hold your ear She can’t be older than
lean backwards me.
lower your head That may / might / could
raise your eyebrow be his sister.
rub your eye They may / might / could
touch your nose be having lunch right
now.
The letters ch
She can’t be feeling too
Move it good at the moment.
He may not / might not
understand what you
mean.
8B Word building (nouns) Modals of deduction READING
accuse, accusation (past) The mystery of DB Cooper
Missing admit, admission He must have gone SPEAKING & WRITING
HISTORY celebrate, celebration to live in another Talk and write about
confess, confession country. historical mysteries
connect, connection It can’t / couldn’t have
decide, decision been an accident.
deduce, deduction His wife may have
describe, description helped him.
discuss, discussion He could have got into
explain, explanation trouble in the water.
generalise, He may not / might not
generalisation have died.
imagine, imagination
instruct, instruction
intend, intention
investigate, investigation
invite, invitation
solve, solution
8C In a room Causative verbs READING & LISTENING
air conditioning They had the windows The Dream Room
The Dream Room balcony replaced. SPEAKING
LIFE STORIES bin We’re having our Plan a room
blanket bedroom decorated.
candle Can I have breakfast
central heating brought to my room?
chest of drawers
cupboard
curtain
cushion
duvet
frame
mirror
pillow
rug
sheet
stool
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Expressions to generalise Intonation for Generalise and make
generally speaking unfinished speech exceptions
Generalise and make
on the whole
exceptions for the most part
as a rule
in most cases
in general
in my experience
they tend to be …
Make exceptions
except for
apart from
Review 7 & 8 Describing changes and Past, present and future Guess the words BUSINESS, STYLE
statistics ability SPEAKING Create a slideshow
Jewellery Infinitive and -ing forms Mini dialogues: Make a about dress codes at
Expressions with make Time linkers complaint; Generalise work
Body movements Modals of deduction and make exceptions
Word building (nouns) (present and past)
In a room Causative verbs
Writing: SB p119 A Unit 7: WB pp37-40 Cambridge B2 First
description of a room; Unit 8: WB pp41-44 Reading & Use of English
Skill: Using a wide range Vocabulary Beats and Part 5, Writing Part 2
of vocabulary Wordlist: p47 IELTS Reading
Vocabulary: SB p128 TOEIC Listening
Grammar: SB p142
Transcripts: SB p152
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Scope and Sequence
9 CEFR B1+
9A Weather collocations Passives 1 LISTENING

clear sky It is called ‘snow rage’. Short interviews about
Under the weather extreme temperatures A lot of barbecues are the weather
EARTH grey sky being organised. WRITING
heavy rain I was bitten by the Write a poem
heavy snow neighbour’s dog.
light wind People were being told to
low clouds stay at home.
normal temperatures Many flights have been
strong wind cancelled.
The roads won’t be closed
The letter u
for very long.
Some people are going
to be trapped in their
homes.
Passengers may be delayed.
9B Science Passives 2 (verbs with READING
data two objects) Ig Nobel Prizes
Celebrating science experiment The data was sent to the SPEAKING
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY found researchers. Discuss science in
gather The award was given to society
hypothesis three people.
look into
observation
publish
results
theory
9C Rules and regulations make, let, allow SPEAKING Helicopter parent
behave, behaviour They make their children Talk about parenting
Helicopter parent break come home before styles
LIFE STORIES in trouble seven o’clock.
naughty Her parents didn’t make
obey her go to bed early.
punish, punishment The college lets us use
strict mobile phones in the
tell (someone) off lessons.
She allowed us to go home
Truth or lie
early.
The teachers don’t let the
students sit where they
want.
He didn’t allow me to have any
extra time for the work.
Express sympathy Ways of saying no Be sympathetic
I know the feeling.
Be sympathetic
I’m sorry to hear that.
Oh, no!
Poor you.
That’s terrible.
That’s awful.
I’m so sorry.
I hope you feel better soon.
What bad luck!
What a shame!
Follow-up questions
What happened?
Is there anything I can do to help?
Let me know if there’s anything I can do for you.

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Scope and Sequence
10 CEFR B1+
10A Money Indirect questions LISTENING

account Do you know what the Conversations about
Bank of Mum and Dad broke real reason is? money
LIVING in debt Can you tell me where SPEAKING
live on you are going to rent Make a phone call to find
loan a flat? information
owe I wonder when he
pay (you) back opened the account.
save I’d like to know if /
support whether you have
enough money.
10B Music Verb patterns (verbs of READING
bass (guitar) perception) How do deaf people feel
Feel the beat beat Have you ever seen her the beat?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT drums play / playing the WRITING
headphones piano? Write about a song
keyboard They watched the
live performance technicians prepare
lyrics the stage.
recording They watched the
rhythm technicians preparing
speakers the stage.
tune We heard him speak to
venue the guitarist.
volume We heard him speaking
to the guitarist.
The letter u
Guess the place 2
10C Weddings Present perfect READING & LISTENING
bride continuous 2 Planning a wedding
The perfect wedding ceremony Have you been working SPEAKING
LIFE STORIES (to get) engaged a lot this week? Talk about a wedding
groom He’s been preparing his
guests speech.
(to go) on honeymoon She hasn’t been feeling
(to) propose too good in the last
reception few days.
speech
veil
Correct yourself Contrastive stress Correct yourself
Sorry / No / Um ...
Correct yourself
Not (x), (y) / I don’t want the boarding card, I want
the passenger card.
I mean …
What I meant is, ...
I wasn’t very clear.
I didn’t mean to say that.
What I’m trying to say is ...
I’ll put this another way.
I don’t mean ...
What I’m saying is …

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Review 9 & 10
Intermediate
Weather collocations Passives Put a news story in
Science make, let, allow order
Rules and regulations Indirect questions SPEAKING
Money Verb patterns (verbs of Mini dialogues: Be
Music perception) sympathetic; Correct
Weddings Present perfect yourself
continuous
Writing: SB p120 An Unit 9: WB pp48-51 Cambridge B2 First PEOPLE
application letter; Skill: Unit 10: WB pp52-55 Listening Part 3, Reading Present a radio panel
Formal language Vocabulary Beats and & Use of English Part 6, programme giving
Vocabulary: SB p130 Wordlist: p58 Writing Part 2 parents advice about
Grammar: SB p143 TOEFL Writing teenagers
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Scope and Sequence
11 CEFR B1+
11A Marketing Reported speech READING

advertisement He said (that) he liked The Cola Wars
The Cola Wars appeal to the new logo. SPEAKING
BUSINESS brand They thought (that) they Talk about a device you
celebrity were winning the war. own
commercial They told the company
consumer (that) they did not like
logo the new drink.
product
promote
slogan
sponsor
11B Travel items Articles (generalising) LISTENING
earplugs Sunscreen is a good Packing tips from
Pack like a pro first-aid kit idea. experienced travellers
TRAVEL guidebook Phone chargers are very SPEAKING
hair brush useful when you’re Plan what to take on a
insect spray travelling. trip
map
passport
phone charger
plug adaptor
portable battery
sunscreen
tissues
toilet paper
toiletries
toothbrush
11C Negative prefixes Reported commands SPEAKING Hacked
able, unable They told us to send Talk about online safety
Hacked agree, disagree them the money
LIFE STORIES appear, disappear immediately.
believable, unbelievable I told them not to make
comfortable, the same mistake.
uncomfortable Everyone advised me
correct, incorrect to do something
expensive, inexpensive different.
fiction, non-fiction He asked me not to
inform, misinform share the information.
legal, illegal
Commands
legible, illegible
like, dislike
perfect, imperfect
place, misplace
possible, impossible
profit, non-profit
resistible, irresistible
respect, disrespect
satisfied, dissatisfied
smoking, non-smoking
understand,
misunderstand
Word stress

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Interrupt someone Weak schwa sound Interrupt someone
I’m really sorry for interrupting you, but …
Interrupt someone
I can see that, but …
I’m sorry to cut you off, but …
Exactly!
I see what you mean.
Hang on.
Sorry, but can I just ask a question?
Well, yes, maybe, but …
Yes, good point.

studio Intermediate
Scope and Sequence
12 CEFR B1+
12A Commonly confused Third conditional LISTENING

words If I hadn’t gone to A podcast about food
International market advice, advise university, I wouldn’t SPEAKING
FOOD altogether, all together have got this job. Talk about life changes
historic, historical The market would have
hole, whole been nicer if there
prices, prizes had been fewer
quiet, quite tourists.
sight, site What would you have
done if you had had
more time?
Contracted forms
What if? 2
12B Phrases with wish and Wishes READING
hope I wish I had Wishes on a wish tree
The wish tree a wish list superpowers. WRITING
EDUCATION be (someone’s) only hope He wishes his team Write about wishes and
have no hope were the champions. regrets
hope for the best I wish I could speak
(I) hope so! Russian.
make a wish I wish I were
wish (someone) a happy somewhere else.
birthday I wish I hadn’t said that.
wish (someone) luck I wish the weather
would improve.
I hope she will explain
this more clearly.
If only I could help you.
If only we’d (we had)
thought of that earlier.
12C UK and US English should have / shouldn’t READING & LISTENING
biscuit, cookie have An American in England
Zee or zed? chips, fries I should have driven SPEAKING
LIFE STORIES crisps, chips more slowly. Talk about different
football, soccer You shouldn’t have varieties of English
ground floor, first floor worried.
petrol, gas What should he have
queue, line done?
sweets, candles
tap, faucet
trousers, pants
zed, zee
Say you have to go Elision Finish a conversation
I’m really sorry, but I’ve got to go. / I’m so sorry, but
Finish a conversation
I’ve got to be going. / I’m so sorry, but I have to
head out.
I’m really sorry, but I’ve got to let you go.
I really must hang up now.
Say you will call back
Let me get back to you.
I’ll call you back.
I’ll talk to you later.
Last words
See you.
Take care.
Take it easy.

studio
Review 11 & 12 Marketing
Intermediate
Reported speech Talk about what you
Travel items Articles (generalising) packed
Commonly confused Reported commands SPEAKING
words Third conditional Mini-dialogues: Interrupt
Phrases with wish and Wishes someone; Finish a
hope should have / shouldn’t conversation
UK and US English have
Writing: SB p121 An Unit 11: WB pp59-62 Cambridge B2 First TRAVEL, SCIENCE &
'advantages and Unit 12: WB pp63-66 Listening Part 4, Reading TECHNOLOGY
disadvantages' essay; Vocabulary Beats and & Use of English Part 7, Create an advertisement
Skill: Contrasting ideas Wordlist: p69 Writing Part 2 demonstrating a travel
Vocabulary: SB p132 IELTS Writing product
Grammar: SB p145 TOEIC Listening
Transcripts: SB p157
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1A Entertainment Tense review READING

1C Identity Present simple and SPEAKING California girl

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2A Travel problems Past simple and past READING

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3A Future time expressions Future predictions READING

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4A Education Modal verbs of LISTENING

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5A Hair: Comparison READING

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6A Food Zero and first READING

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7A Describing changes and Past, present and future LISTENING

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8A Body movements Modals of deduction LISTENING

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9A Weather collocations Passives 1 LISTENING

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10A Money Indirect questions LISTENING

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11A Marketing Reported speech READING

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12A Commonly confused Third conditional LISTENING

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