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_aPE1128 _b.D63 2013 |
100 | 1 | _aDouglas, Nancy | |
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_aWorld Class 2 : _bExpanding English Fluency / _cNancy Douglas and James R. Morgan. |
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_aBoston : _bNational Geographic Learning/Cengage Learning, _c2013. |
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_aix, 166 p. : _bill. in col. ; _c28 cm _e+ 1 Student CD-ROM |
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440 | _aWorld Class | ||
505 | _a"World Class is a new, two-level series from National Geographic Learning for high-intermediate and advanced English language learners. This integrated-skills program uses National Geographic content, images, and video to help learners expand their overall fluency while developing the tools and strategies necessary for effective, real-world communication." (Publisher's Website) | ||
505 | _aTABLE OF CONTENTS: | ||
505 | _aUNIT 1: Language and life | ||
505 |
_aVocabulary
_tHow do you communicate? |
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505 |
_aGrammar
_tQuantifiers |
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505 |
_aListening
_tLecture on communicating effectively _tStrategy: Listening for definitions _tPronunciation: Stress on content words versus function words |
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505 |
_aReading
_tWhat happens when a language dies? Language disappearing worldwide _tStrategy: Working with restatement questions |
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505 |
_aWriting
_tWrite a report summary _tStrategy: Writing a report summary |
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_aSpeaking
_tPresent your report summary _tStrategy: Interpreting the results and questioning the results |
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505 |
_aVideo _tA hidden language recorded |
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505 | _aUNIT 2: Money talks | ||
505 |
_aVocabulary
_tYour spending habits |
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505 |
_aGrammar
_tNoun clauses |
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505 |
_aListening
_tTwo big purchases: Are they worth it? _tStrategy: Expressing an opinion (with connections) |
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505 |
_aReading
_tMicro loans, macro impact _tStrategy: Determine the meaning of unfamiliar words in a text |
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505 |
_aWriting
_tWrite about advantages and disadvantages |
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505 |
_aSpeaking
_tConvince a billionaire investor to loan you money |
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505 |
_aVideo
_tBorrowing money |
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505 | _aUNIT 3: Bright lights, big cities | ||
505 |
_aVocabulary
_tCities of the world quiz |
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505 |
_aGrammar
_tDynamic and stative passive |
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505 |
_aListening
_tA trip to a 'green' city |
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505 |
_aReading
_tRapid urbanization: a case study _tStrategy: Locating and reading statistics |
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505 |
_aWriting
_tWrite a summary _tStrategy: Guidelines on summary writing |
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505 |
_aSpeaking
_tTalk about push/pull factors that impact migration |
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505 |
_aVideo
_tClimate change drives nomads to cities |
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505 | _aUNIT 4: You've got personality | ||
505 |
_aVocabulary
_tDaredevil or philosopher: What are you like? |
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505 |
_aGrammar
_tMaking wishes |
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505 |
_aListening
_tA challenging lab partner |
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505 |
_aReading
_tSecrets of happiest places on earth |
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505 |
_aWriting
_tCompare and contrast yourself with another person |
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505 |
_aSpeaking
_tTake a life satisfaction survey _tStrategy: Making general specific comparisons |
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505 |
_aVideo
_tThe secrets of long life |
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505 | _aUNIT 5: Mystery solved | ||
505 |
_aVocabulary
_tAnimal mysteries |
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505 |
_aGrammar
_tModals of possibility in the past, present, and future |
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505 |
_aListening
_tA new story about a miraculous rescue |
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505 |
_aReading
_tThe boy with the amber necklace: 3500 years ago, Stonehenge was attracting visitors from all over the world. The question is: who were they? |
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505 |
_aWriting
_tRecount a story _tStrategy: Using a graphic organizer to help you tell a story |
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505 |
_aSpeaking
_tExplain mysterious places in the world _tStrategy: Refuting a theory _tPronunciation: Differences between American English and British English |
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505 |
_aVideo
_tDiscoveries in a village near Stonehenge |
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505 | _aUNIT 6: New horizons | ||
505 |
_aVocabulary
_tRobot revolution |
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505 |
_aGrammar
_tPredictions with future forms |
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505 |
_aListening
_tThe future of air travel _tStrategy: Signal phrases |
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505 |
_aReading
_tMaking Mars the new Earth: What would it take to green the red planet, and should we do it? |
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505 |
_aWriting
_tWrite a counterargument _tStrategy: Making a counterargument |
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505 |
_aSpeaking
_tSpeak for a minute about space exploration |
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505 |
_aVideo
_tProfiles in exploration |
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505 | _aUNIT 7: Live and learn | ||
505 |
_aVocabulary
_tKasparov versus the computer |
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505 |
_aGrammar
_tNoun clauses with wh- words and if/whether |
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505 |
_aListening
_tLearning the different learning styles _tStrategy: Understanding the meaning of know _tPronunciation: Reducing to schwa: to |
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505 |
_aReading
_tThe world is our classroom: traveller profile: Michael Palin _tStrategy: Recognizing synonyms |
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505 |
_aWriting
_tDescribe a life lesson _tStrategy: Writing a thesis statement and a conclusion |
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505 |
_aSpeaking
_tSources of learning |
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505 |
_aVideo
_tStudent voices on university rankings |
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505 | _aUNIT 8: The cult of celebrity | ||
505 |
_aVocabulary
_tThree famous people |
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505 |
_aGrammar
_tReported questions |
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505 |
_aListening
_tThe most famous actress in the world |
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505 |
_aReading
_tCelebrity endorsements: An interview with Ben Anderson, celebrity marketing expert _tStrategy: Summarizing the writer's ideas |
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505 |
_aWriting
_tWrite an opinion piece that contains both facts and opinions _tStrategy: balancing facts and opinions |
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505 |
_aSpeaking
_tChoose the perfect celebrity to endorse your product _tPronunciation: Intonation to show sarcasm and irony |
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505 |
_aVideo
_tIn the spotlight: Kate Middleton |
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505 | _aUNIT 9: To your health | ||
505 |
_aVocabulary
_tBad habits, healthy solutions |
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505 |
_aGrammar
_tStating conditions: Other ways of expressing if |
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505 |
_aListening
_tThe importance of sleep _tStrategy: Using visual aids |
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505 |
_aReading
_tNature's prescription |
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505 |
_aWriting
_tWrite a cause and effect paragraph describing stress factors in your life _tStrategy: Showing cause and effect |
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505 |
_aSpeaking
_tTalk about factors that affect your physical and mental well-being |
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505 |
_aVideo
_tHow your brain handles stress _tPronunciation: Reducing to schwa: high frequency function words |
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505 | _aUNIT 10: Our most precious resource | ||
505 |
_aVocabulary
_tDid you know? |
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505 |
_aGrammar
_tArticles: a/an, the, and no article |
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505 |
_aListening
_tWater issues in everyday life _tStrategy: Listening for the speaker's purpose |
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505 |
_aReading
_tMajestic waters |
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505 |
_aWriting
_tEmail for formal communication _tStrategy: Using appropriate register |
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505 |
_aSpeaking
_tDiscuss how to restore a vacation spot to its former glory |
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505 |
_aVideo
_tJellyfish lake |
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505 | _aUNIT 11: Inspired minds | ||
505 |
_aVocabulary
_tHow we solve problems creatively |
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505 |
_aGrammar
_tAdjective clauses with object relative pronouns |
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505 |
_aListening
_tA creative use of color |
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505 |
_aReading
_tLost Leonardo: The palazzo Vecchio is one of Florence's most beautiful public spaces, but its most important masterpiece isn't even there anymore... or is it? _tStrategy: Identifying and understanding referents |
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505 |
_aWriting
_tWrite a definition essay _tStrategy: Writing a definition essay |
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505 |
_aSpeaking
_tEvaluate different works of art: Are they art? _tStrategy: The prominence of stress |
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505 |
_aVideo
_tUrban Art: Graffiti |
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505 | _aUNIT 12: What's so funny? | ||
505 |
_aVocabulary
_tThe comedy of Jerry Seinfeld |
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505 |
_aGrammar
_tTag questions _tPronunciation: Intonation in tag questions |
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505 |
_aListening
_tWhat makes comedians funny? |
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505 |
_aReading
_tComic relief: The role of humor in society |
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505 |
_aWriting
_tWrite a persuasive essay in support of a nominee for a prize |
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505 |
_aSpeaking
_tA funny story using pauses and emphasis _tStrategy: Using pauses and emphasis |
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505 |
_aVideo
_tThe immigrant |
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521 | _aFor Advanced (C1-C2 - CEFR) ESL learners. | ||
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_aEnglish language _vTextbooks for foreign speakers. |
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_aEnglish language _vSound recordings for foreign speakers. |
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650 | 0 | _aC1-C2 (CEFR). | |
650 | 0 | _aAdvanced. | |
700 | 1 | _aMorgan, James R. | |
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