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American English in Mind Combo Level 2A:mapping to the Common European Framework (A2/B1)

UNIT 1SKILL COMPETENCE SB EXERCISE WB EXERCISE

Listening can understand and extract the essential inormation rom short

recorded passages A2

9b

Reading can fnd specifc, predictable inormation in simple everyday materialA2

1b, 1c 1

can understand descriptions o events, eelings and wishes 4a, 4b, 12c

can understand the main points in short newspaper articles 10b, 10c 6

can understand short, simple essays on topics o interest 12b

Speaking can express belies, views, and opinions in discussing topics o interest 1a, 1e

can order a meal A2 6

can express likes and dislikes A2 10a

can give or seek personal views and opinions in an inormal discussionwith riends

12

Writing can write short, simple essays on topics o interest 12d

can convey inormation and ideas on abstract as well as concretetopics and ask about and explain problems

10

Key

SB EXERCISE = Students Book exercise number

WB EXERCISE = Workbook exercise number

A2 = These descriptors reer to A2 while all others reer to B1.

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Listening can ollow clearly articulated speech directed at him/her in everydayconversation

5

can ollow many flms in which visuals and action carry much o thestoryline

12c

Reading can fnd specifc, predictable inormation in simple everyday materialA2

1b, 1c 1

can fnd relevant acts and inormation in short texts 4, 9a, 9b, 13b 7c

can understand short, simple essays on topics o interest 13a

can understand the main points in short newspaper articles 7a, 7b, 7c

Speaking can give straightorward descriptions on a variety o amiliar subjects 1a, 12b

can give advice 5

can use simple, everyday phrases 10b 5

can start, maintain and close a simple ace-to-ace conversation onamiliar topics

11

can give or seek personal views and opinions in an inormal discussionwith riends 14b, 14c

Writing can write accounts o experiences, describe eelings and reactions 13c

can convey inormation and ideas on abstract as well as concretetopics and ask about and explain problems

8

Key




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Listening can ollow clearly articulated speech directed at him/her in everydayconversation

4

can understand a short narrative and orm hypotheses about whatwill happen next

5b, 5c

can understand the main points o recorded materials on amiliarsubjects

9

Reading can fnd relevant acts and inormation in short texts 1c, 1d, 7a, 7b,9c, 11a 1b

can understand the main points in short newspaper articles 9b 8b, 6

can extrapolate the meaning o occasional unknown words rom thecontext

9d

can understand descriptions o events, eelings and wishes 11b

Speaking can ask and answer questions about pastimes and past activities A2 4

can obtain more detailed inormation 4

can give or seek personal views and opinions in an inormal discussion

with riends

7c, 10

can give straightorward descriptions on a variety o amiliar subjects 7c

can express likes and dislikes A2 9a

Writing can link a series o discrete simple items into a connected linear sequence o points

6 4b

can write a description o an event real or imagined 11d

Key


WB EXERCISE = Workbook exercise numberA2 = These descriptors reer to A2 while all others reer to B1.

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Listening can understand and extract essential inormation rom short recordedpassages A2

1b 10

can catch the main points in TV and radio programmes on amiliartopics

1c, 1d

can ollow many flms in which visuals and action carry much o thestoryline

12b

can ollow clearly articulated speech directed at him/her in everydayconversation 14c

Reading can understand the main points in short newspaper articles 5a

can fnd relevant acts and inormation in short texts 5b, 9a, 9b, 13a

can understand descriptions o events, eelings and wishes 13b

can fnd and understand inormation in everyday material 9b

Speaking can give straightorward descriptions on a variety o amiliar subjects 1e, 14d

can compare people A2 8a



11

can express and respond to eelings such as surprise, happiness, sad-ness, interest and indierence

11

can ask and answer questions about what they do at work and in reetime A2

14c

Writing can write a description o an event real or imagined 13c

can link a series o discrete simple items into a connected linearsequence o points

11

Key




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Listening can understand the main points o recorded materials on amiliarsubjects

1b, 6b 9a, 9b

can ollow clearly articulated speech directed at him/her in everydayconversation

4a

can understand and extract essential inormation rom short recordedpassages A2

8

can ollow many flms in which visuals and action carry much o thestoryline 13e

Reading can fnd and understand inormation in everyday material 5a, 5b

can fnd relevant acts and inormation in short texts 10a, 10b

can understand short, simple personal lettersA2 14a

Speaking can enter unprepared into conversation on amiliar topics 4a, 4c

can repeat back part o what someone has said to confrm mutualunderstanding

4b



12

can give advice 12

can express belies, views, and opinions in discussing topics o interest 13a, 13c, 13d

Writing can write a series o simple phrases and sentences linked with simpleconnectors like and, but and becauseA2

9b

can write personal letters describing experiences, eelings and eventsin some detail

14c

can write personal correspondence 10

Key




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Listening can understand a short narrative and orm hypotheses about whatwill happen next

3b

can ollow clearly articulated speech directed at him/her in everydayconversation

5e

Reading can understand the main points in short newspaper articles 1a, 9a, 9b

can fnd relevant acts and inormation in short texts 1b, 5a 1, 8c

can fnd and understand inormation in everyday material 7a

can extrapolate the meaning o occasional unknown words rom thecontext

7c

can understand personal correspondence 8a, 8b

Speaking can give short, basic descriptions o events and activities A2 1c

can express belies, views, and opinions in discussing topics o interest 4c, 7a

can enter unprepared into conversation on amiliar topics 5e

can give or seek personal views and opinions in an inormal discussion

with riends

8

Writing can write a description o an event real or imagined 9c

can write personal correspondence 9

Key




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