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020 _a9780194774321 (Student Book)
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040 _aBTCTA
_beng
_cBTCTA
_dBAKER
_dROC
_dYDXCP
_dAEU
049 _aUABA
050 4 _aPE2807
_b.O942 2008
082 0 4 _a427.973
_bOx21a
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090 _aPE 2807 O942 2008
_bAEU
100 1 _aOxenden, Clive
245 1 0 _aAmerican English File 2 /
_cClive Oxenden, Christina Latham-Koenig, and Paul Seligson.
250 _a1st ed.
260 _aNew York :
_bOxford University Press,
_c2008.
300 _a159 p. :
_bcol. ill. ;
_c28 cm.
440 _aAmerican English File
505 _a"Four-skills American English course with a communicative methodology, engaging texts, and a strong pronunciation syllabus - designed to get students speaking.
505 _aWith texts and topics that make learners want to speak, American English File is the course that gets students talking.
505 _aIt gives you full skills coverage with a clear focus on pronunciation, plus wide-ranging support and resources too." (Publisher's website)
505 _aCONTENTS
505 _aUNIT 1:
505 _aA. Who's who?
_tGrammar: word order in questions
_tVocabulary: common verb phrases, classroom language
_tPronunciation: vowels sounds, the alphabet
505 _aB. Who knows you better?
_tGrammar: simple present
_tVocabulary: family, personality adjectives
_tPronunciation: third person and plural -s
505 _aC. A the Moulin Rouge
_tGrammar: present continuous
_tVocabulary: the body, prepositions of place
_tPronunciation: vowel sounds
505 _aD. The Devil's Dictionary
_tGrammar: defining relative clauses (a person who..., a thing that...)
_tVocabulary: expressions for paraphrasing: like , for example , etc
_tPronunciation: pronunciation in a dictionary
505 _aPRACTICAL ENGLISH
_tAt the airport
505 _aWRITING
_tDescribing yourself
505 _aREVIEW & CHECK
_tWhat do you remember? What can you do?
505 _aUNIT 2:
505 _aA. Right place, wrong time
_tGrammar: simple past: regular and irregular verbs
_tVocabulary: vacations
_tPronunciation: -ed endings, irregular verbs
505 _aB. A moment in time.
_tGrammar: past continuous
_tVocabulary: prepositions of time and place: at, in, on
_tPronunciation: /ə/ and /ər/
505 _aC. Fifty years of pop music
_tGrammar: questions with and without auxiliaries
_tVocabulary: question words, pop music
_tPronunciation: /w/ and /h/
505 _aD. One October evening
_tGrammar: so, because, but, although
_tVocabulary: verb phrases
_tPronunciation: the letter a
505 _aPRACTICAL ENGLISH
_tAt the conference hotel
505 _aWRITING
_tThe story behind the photo
505 _aREVIEW & CHECK
_tWhat do you remember? What can you do?
505 _aUNIT 3:
505 _aA. Where are you going?
_tGrammar: going to, present continuous (future arrangements)
_tVocabulary: look (for, through, etc.)
_tPronunciation: sentence stress
505 _aB. The pessimist's phrase book
_tGrammar: will/won't (predictions)
_tVocabulary: opposite verbs
_tPronunciation: contractions (will/won't), /a/ and /oʊ/
505 _aC. I'll always love you
_tGrammar: will/won't (promises, offers, decisions)
_tVocabulary: verb + back
_tPronunciation: word stress: two-syllable words
505 _aD. I was only dreaming
_tGrammar: review of tenses: present, past and future
_tVocabulary: verbs + prepositions
_tPronunciation: sentence stress
505 _aPRACTICAL ENGLISH
_tRestaurant problems
505 _aWRITING
_tAn informal letter
505 _aREVIEW & CHECK
_tWhat do you remember? What can you do?
505 _aUNIT 4:
505 _aA. From rags to riches
_tGrammar: present perfect (experience) + ever, never, present perfect or simple past?
_tVocabulary: clothes
_tPronunciation: vowel sounds
505 _aB. Family conflicts
_tGrammar: present perfect + yet and already
_tVocabulary: verb phrases
_tPronunciation: /h/, /y/ and /dʒ /
505 _aC. Faster, faster!
_tGrammar: comparatives, as...as/less...than
_tVocabulary: time expressions: spend time, waste time, etc.
_tPronunciation: sentence stress
505 _aD. The world's friendliest city
_tGrammar: superlatives (+ ever + present perfect)
_tVocabulary: opposite adjectives
_tPronunciation: word stress
505 _aPRACTICAL ENGLISH
_tLost in San Francisco
505 _aWRITING
_tDescribing where you live
505 _aREVIEW & CHECK
_tWhat do you remember? What can you do?
505 _aUNIT 5:
505 _aA. Are you a party animal?
_tGrammar: uses of the infinitive
_tVocabulary: verbs + infinitive
_tPronunciation: word stress
505 _aB. What makes you feel good?
_tGrammar: uses of the -ing form
_tVocabulary: verbs followed by -ing
_tPronunciation: /ɳ/
505 _aC. How much can you learn in a month?
_tGrammar: have to, don't have to, must, must not, can't
_tVocabulary: modifiers: a little (bit), extremely, fairly, really, etc.
_tPronunciation: sentence stress
505 _aD. The name of the game
_tGrammar: expressing movement
_tVocabulary: Prepositions of movement, sports
_tPronunciation: prepositions
505 _aPRACTICAL ENGLISH
_tAt the department store
505 _aWRITING
_tA formal e-mail
505 _aREVIEW & CHECK
_tWhat do you remember? What can you do?
505 _aUNIT 6:
505 _aA. If something bad can happen, it will
_tGrammar: if + present; will + base form (first conditional)
_tVocabulary: confusing verbs
_tPronunciation: vowels
505 _aB. Never smile at a crocodile
_tGrammar: if + past; would + base form (second conditional)
_tVocabulary: animals
_tPronunciation: stress and rhythm
505 _aC. Decisions, decisions
_tGrammar: may/might (possibility)
_tVocabulary: word building: noun formation
_tPronunciation: sentence stress, -ion endings
505 _aD. What I should do?
_tGrammar: should/shouldn't
_tVocabulary: get
_tPronunciation: /ʊ/, sentence stress
505 _aPRACTICAL ENGLISH
_tAt the pharmacy
505 _aWRITING
_tWriting to a friend
505 _aREVIEW & CHECK
_tWhat do you remember? What can you do?
505 _aUNIT 7:
505 _aA. Famous fears and phobias
_tGrammar: present perfect + for and since
_tVocabulary: words related to fear
_tPronunciation: /ɪ/ and /aɪ/, sentence stress
505 _aB. Born to direct
_tGrammar: present perfect or simple past?
_tVocabulary: biographies
_tPronunciation: sentence stress (used to / didn't use to)
505 _aC. I used to be a rebel
_tGrammar: used to
_tVocabulary: school subjects: history, geography, etc.
_tPronunciation: sentence stress used to / didn't use to
505 _aD. The mothers of invention
_tGrammar: passive
_tVocabulary: verbs: invent, discover, etc.
_tPronunciation: -ed, sentence stress
505 _aPRACTICAL ENGLISH
_tA boat trip
505 _aWRITING
_tDescribing a building
505 _aREVIEW & CHECK
_tWhat do you remember? What can you do?
505 _aUNIT 8:
505 _aA. I hate weekends!
_tGrammar: something, anything, nothing, etc.
_tVocabulary: adjectives ending in -ed and -ing
_tPronunciation: /ɛ/, /oʊ/, and /ʌ/
505 _aB. How old is your body?
_tGrammar: quantifiers, too, not enough
_tVocabulary: health and lifestyle: use sunscreen, etc.
_tPronunciation: /ʌ/, /u/, /aɪ/, /ɛ/; linking
505 _aC. Waking up is hard to do?
_tGrammar: word order of phrasal verbs
_tVocabulary: phrasal verbs
_tPronunciation: /g/ and/ dʒ/
505 _aD. "I'm Jim." "So am I."
_tGrammar: so/neither + auxiliaries
_tVocabulary: similarities
_tPronunciation: vowel and consonant sounds, sentence stress
505 _aPRACTICAL ENGLISH
_tOn the phone
505 _aWRITING
_tGiving your opinion
505 _aREVIEW & CHECK
_tWhat do you remember? What can you do?
505 _aUNIT 9:
505 _aA. What a week!
_tGrammar: past perfect
_tVocabulary: adverbs: suddenly, immediately, etc.
_tPronunciation: review of vowel sounds, sentence stress
505 _aB. Then kissed me
_tGrammar: reported speech
_tVocabulary: say, tell, or ask?
_tPronunciation: rhyming verbs
505 _aGrammar
_tQuick grammar check for each File
505 _aVocabulary, Pronunciation
_tQuick check of vocabulary, sounds, and word stress
505 _aCommunication
505 _aAudioscripts
505 _aGrammar Bank
505 _aVocabulary Bank
505 _aSound Bank
650 0 _aEnglish language
_xStudy and teaching
_zUnited States.
650 0 _aEnglish language
_zUnited States
_vProblems, exercises, etc.
650 0 _aA2-B1 (CEFR)
650 0 _aHigh Beginner-Low Intermediate
700 1 _aLatham-Koenig, Christina
700 1 _aSeligson, Paul
856 _uhttps://elt.oup.com/catalogue/items/global/adult_courses/american_english_file/level_2/9780194774321?cc=ca&selLanguage=en&mode=&clearcache=true
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