Plan of B k12Titles/Topics Speaking Grammar Good memories People; childhood; memorieslntroducing yourself; talking aboutyourself; exchanging personal information; remembering yourchildhood;

Titles/Topics Speaking Grammar

Good memoriesPeople; childhood; memories

lntroducing yourself; talking aboutyourself; exchanging personalinformation; remembering yourchildhood; asking about someone'schildhood

Past tense; used to for habitualactions

Life in the cityTransportation; transportationproblems; city services

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Talking about transportation andtransportation problems; evaluatingcity services; asking for and givinginformation

Expressions of quantity with countand noncount nouns: too many, toomuch, fewer, less, more, not enough;indirect questions from Wh-questions

Making changesHouses and apartments; lifestylechanges; wishes

Describing positive and negativefeatures; making comparisons; talkingabout lifestyle changes; expressingwishes

Evaluations and comparisonswith adjectives: not. . . enough,too, (not) as . . . as; evaluationsand comparisons with nouns: notenough . . ., too much/many . . .,(not) as much/many. . . as; wish

Have you ever tried it?Food; recipes; cooking instructions;cooking methods


Hit the road!Travel; vacations; plans

Sure! l'll do it.Complaints; household chores;requests; excuses; apologies


Talking about {ood; expressinglikes and dislikes; describing afavorite snack; giving step-by-stepinstructions

Describing vacation plans; givingtravel advice; planning a vacation

Making requests; agreeing to andrefusing requests; complaining;apologizing; giving excuses

Simple past vs. present perfect;sequence adverbs: first, then, next,after that, finally

Future with be going to and wil/;modals for necessity and suggestion:must, need to, (don't) have to,ought to, -'d better, should (not)

Two-part verbs; will for responding torequests; requests with modals andWouldyoumind...?

What do you use this for?Technology; instructions

Describing technology; givinginstructions; giving suggestions

lnfinitives and gerunds for uses andpurposes; imperatives and infinitivesfor giving suggestions

Time to celebrate!Holidays; festivals; customs;celebrations

Describing holidays, festivals,customs, and special events

Relative clauses of time; adverbialclauses of time: when, after, before


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Pronunciation/Listening Writing/Reading !nterchange Activity

Reduced form of used to Writing a paragraph about your "We have a lot in common.":Listening to people talk about their childhood Finding out about a classmate'spast "A Life in Paintings: The Frida Kahlo childhood

Story": Reading about the life of this PAGE 114Mexican painter

Syllable stress Writing an online post on a community "Top travel destinations":Listening to a description of a message board about a local issue Suggesting ways to attracttransportation system "The World's Happiest Cities": Reading tourists to a city

about the happiest cities in the world PAGE 115

Unpronounced vowels Writing an email comparing two "A dream come true": Finding outListening to people talk about living spaces about a classmate's wishescapsule hotels "The Man with No Money": Reading PAGE 116

about living without money

Consonant clusters Writing a recipe "Oh, really?": SurveyingListening to descriptions of foods "Pizza:The World's Favorite Food?": classmates about their

Reading about the history ol pizza experiencesPAGE 117

Linked sounds with /w/ and lyl Writing an email with travel suggestions "Fun trips": Deciding on a tripListening to travel advice "Adventure Vacations": Reading about PAGES '118, 120

unusual vacations

Stress in two-part verbs Writing a message making a request "l'm terribly sorry.": ApologizingListening to the results of a survey "Hotel Madness: The Crazy Things and making amendsabout family life People Say!": Reading about unusual PAGE 119

hotel requests

Syllable stress Writing a message asking for specific "Free advice": Giving advice toListening to a radio program; favors classmateslistening to people give suggestions "The Sharing Economy - Good for PAGE 121for using technology Everybody?": Reading about the sharing

economy

Stress and rhythm Writing an entry on a travel website "lt's worth celebrating.": FindingListening to a description of Carnival about a cultural custom out how classmates celebratein Brazil "Out with the Old, ln with the New": special events

Reading about interesting New Year's PAGE 122customs

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Titles/Topics Speaking Grammar

Only time will tell.Life in the past, present, and future;changes and contrasts; consequences

Talking about change; comparingtime periods; describing possibleconsequences

Time contrasts; conditional sentenceswith ifclauses

Gerunds; short responses; clauseswith because

I like working with people.Abilities and skills; job preferences;

,z personality traits; careers


Describing abilities and skills; talkingabout job preferences; describingpersonality traits

It's really worth seeing!Landmarks and monuments; worldknowledge

It's a long story.Storytelling; unexpected recent pastevents

Talking about landmarks andmonuments; describing countries;discussing facts

Describing recent past events andexperiences; discussing someone'sactivities lately

Passive with by (simple past); passivewithout by (simple present)

Past continuous vs. simple past;present perfect continuous


That's entertainment!Entertainment; movies and books;reactions and opinions

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Describing movies and books; talkingabout actors and actresses; asking forand giving reactions and opinions

Participles as adjectives; relativepronouns for people and things

Now I get it!Nonverbal communication; gesturesand meaning; signs; drawingconclusions

lnterpreting body language;explaining gestures and meanings;describing acceptable and prohibitedbehavior in different situations;asking about signs and their meaning

Modals and adverbs: might, may,could, must, maybe, perhaps,probably, defi nitely permission,obligation, and prohibition

I wouldn't have done that.Money; hopes; predicaments;speculations

Speculating about past and futureevents; describing a predicament;giving advice and suggestions

Unreal conditional sentences with ifclauses; past modals

|1難Mak:ng excuses

Requestsi excuses;invitations

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Reporting what people said; makingpolite requests; making invitationsand excuses

Reported speech: requests andstatements

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Pronunciation/Listening Writing/Reading :nterchange Activity

lntonation in statements with timephrases

Listening to people talk aboutchanges

Writing a paragraph describing a person'spast, present, and possible future"Aquaviva: Fighting for a Future": Readingabout a town's attempt to attract newresidents

"Cause and effect": Agreeing anddisagreeing with classmatesPAGE 123

Unreleased and released ltl and ldlListening to people talk about theirjob preferences

Writing a an online cover letter for a jobapplication"Global Work Solutions": Reading aboutunderstanding cultural differences in aninternational company

"You're hired.": lnterviewing fora jobPAGE 124

The letter oListening to descriptions ofmonuments; listening for informationabout a country

Writing an introduction to an online cityguide

Reading about unusual museums

"True or false?": Sharinginformation about famous worksPAGE 125

Contrastive stress in responsesListening to stories about unexpectedexperiences

Writing a description of a recentexperience"Breaking Down the Sound of Silence":Reading about an unusual rock band

"lt's my life.": Playing a boardgame to share past experiencesPAGE 126

Emphatic stress

Listening for opinions; listening to amovie review

Writing a movie review"The Real Art of Acting": Reading aboutunpleasant experiences actors putthemselves through

"lt was hilarious!": Askingclassmates' opinions aboutmovies, TV shows, and celebritiesPAGE 127

Pitch

Listening to people talk about themeaning of signs

Writing a list of rules"Understanding ldioms": Reading aboutidioms and their meaning

"Casual observers": lnterpretingbody languagePAGE 128

Reduction of haveListening to people talk aboutpredicaments; listening to a call-inradio show

Writing a blog post asking for advice"TOPTIPS.COM": Reading an onlineadvice forum

"Tough choices": Deciding whatto do in a difficult situationPAGE 130

Reduction of had and wouldListening for excuses

Writing a report about people'sresponses to a survey"A Good Excuse for a Day Off Work":Reading about taking a sick day

"Just a bunch of excuses":Discussing calendar conflicts andmaking up excusesPAGES 129,131

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Plan of B k12Titles/Topics Speaking Grammar Good memories People; childhood; memorieslntroducing yourself; talking aboutyourself; exchanging personal information; remembering yourchildhood;