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Student Book & Workbook
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Achieve your exam goals AND improve all-round English ability with Achieve.
Introducing the pre-university course for schools who strive for improved exam results, as well as improved general English ability.
A variety of task types and learning strategies makes Achieve ideal preparation for the Vestibular exam – while boosting students’ overall language level.
An optional Skills Book provides the flexibility to go beyond exam preparation, for schools that need a more general, four-skills approach.
Clear, easy to navigate design welcomes students to every lesson
Reading texts specially written for Latin American students help them to focus on reading and vocabulary learning strategies
with more reading practice in the Workbook
26 pages of reference material on grammar and vocabulary help students revise more effectively.
Achieve 1
Stage 1 Get ready!1 Read Gabriela’s biography of Juan Pablo Montoya. Why does she think he is generous?
Writing A biography of a sports hero
2 Read the biography again. Match topics A–C with paragraphs 1–3.A talents and achievements
B writer’s opinion C introduction and appearance
Writing strategyAdverbs and adjectivesYou can use a variety of vocabulary to make your writing more interesting. Using different adjectives and adverbs is a good way to improve your descriptions.
3 Read the Writing strategy. Read the biography again and answer the questions.1 Which adjectives does Gabriela use to describe Juan Pablo’s personality?2 Which adverbs does she use to describe how Juan Pablo drives?4 Complete the sentences with an appropriate adjective or adverb.María’s training really hard to get on the soccer team.1 F1 drivers must be very courageous and .2 A lot of sportspeople give to charity.3 Her hair isn’t long. It’s .4 I’m not enough to play dangerous, risky sports!5 Fábio really wants to win. He plays tennis so !
adjectives
adverbs
timeexpressions
deductions
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Sports heroes
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Sylvia Wheeldon Colin Campbell airton pozo de mattoSSusan iannuzzi Claire thacker nicholas tims
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Level1StudentBook/Workbook 9780194556033Level1SkillsBook 9780194556040Level1ClassaudioCDs 9780194556064Level1Teacher’sBook 9780194556057Level2StudentBook/Workbook 9780194556088Level2SkillsBook 9780194556095Level2ClassaudioCDs 9780194556118Level2Teacher’sBook 9780194556101Level3StudentBook/Workbook 9780194556125Level3Teacher’sBook 9780194556132AchieveTestMasterCD-ROM 9780194556002
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Test Master CD-ROM
All r ights reserved © Oxford University Press 2010
ISBN 978 0 19455600
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Achieve
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Level 3 Review
Level 2 Upper-IntermediateLevel
Test Master CD-ROM 10editabletests(readingcomprehension,grammar,andvocabulary)
Optional Skills Book Customizeyourcoursewith
ListeninglessonsSpeakinglessonsWritinglessons
•••
Includes integrated Workbook
Go beyond standard exam preparation
Go beyond exams - for life after college
Go beyond the standard lesson topics
Student Book & Workbook
Sylvia Wheeldon Colin Campbell airton pozo de mattoSSusan iannuzzi James Styring nicholas tims
Achieve 1
Achieve1Student B
ook & W
orkbookW
heeld
on
Ca
mpB
elld
em
attoS
Ian
nu
zzI Styr
Ing
tImS
Achieve your exam goals AND improve all-round English ability with Achieve.
Introducing the pre-university course for schools who strive for improved exam results, as well as improved general English ability.
A variety of task types and learning strategies makes Achieve ideal preparation for the Vestibular exam – while boosting students’ overall language level.
An optional Skills Book provides the flexibility to go beyond exam preparation, for schools that need a more general, four-skills approach.
Clear, easy to navigate design welcomes students to every lesson
Reading texts specially written for Latin American students help them to focus on reading and vocabulary learning strategies
with more reading practice in the Workbook
26 pages of reference material on grammar and vocabulary help students revise more effectively.
Achieve 1
Student Book & Workbook
Sylvia Wheeldon Colin Campbell airton pozo de mattoSSusan iannuzzi Claire thacker nicholas tims
Achieve 2
Achieve2
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The pre-college course that delivers exam success and vital English skills for life after school
Student Book & Workbook
ZOLTAN REZMUVES BESS BRADFIELD AIRTON POZO DE MATTOS
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16/6/09 14:58:18
Student Book & Workbook
Sylvia Wheeldon Colin Campbell airton pozo de mattoS
Susan iannuzzi James Styring nicholas tims
Achieve 1
Achieve1Student B
ook & W
orkbookW
heeld
on
Ca
mpB
elld
em
attoS
Ian
nu
zzI Styr
Ing
tImS
Achieve your exam goals AND improve all-round
English ability with Achieve.
Introducing the pre-university course for schools who strive
for improved exam results, as well as improved general
English ability.
A variety of task types and learning strategies makes
Achieve ideal preparation for the Vestibular exam – while
boosting students’ overall language level.
An optional Skills Book provides the flexibility to go beyond
exam preparation, for schools that need a more general,
four-skills approach.
Clear, easy to navigate design welcomes students to
every lesson
Reading texts specially written for Latin American
students help them to focus on reading and vocabulary
learning strategies
with more reading practice in the Workbook
26 pages of reference material on grammar and
vocabulary help students revise more effectively.
Achieve 1
Listening1 You are going to listen to a student, Rachel, giving a class presentation
about her favorite sports hero. What do these words mean?
1 missing (adj) 2 beat (v: sports) 3 unfair
2 Read the quotation from Rachel’s presentation. What sport does her sports hero do?
Listening strategy
Using the context
Before listening, use the information that you can see (for example: photos, title) to help you find a context and predict what you are about to hear.
3 Read the Listening strategy above. Who is the man? What do you think his story is?
4 X.X Listen to Rachel’s presentation. Check your answers to question 3.
5 X.X Read the questions carefully. Listen again and choose the correct answers.
1 When Oscar was born,A he had a problem with his feet.B the doctors cut his lower legs off.C he didn’t have all of the bones in his lower
legs.D his lower legs were shorter than normal.
2 Oscar …A is the fastest 400 meter runner in the
world.B competes in the 100 and 400 meters races.C only runs against athletes who have real
legs.D is faster than some athletes with real legs.
3 Oscar … A has an unfair advantage over athletes with
real legs.B might compete in the Olympics and the
Paralympics.C can’t compete in the Olympics.D changed his mind about competing in the
Olympics.
4 Rachel admires Oscar because …A he is powerful, strong and quick.B his determination is inspiring to her.C she thinks he’s cool.D he doesn’t have any legs.
“I love sports and I have a lot of sports heroes. Gymnastics is my favorite sport, but my favorite sports hero isn’t a gymnast. He’s a runner – a South African sprinter. People call him ‘the fastest man on no legs’.”
Oscar-Pistorius running with high-tech carbon fiber artificial legs
The fastest man on no legs
followed markup however this would really make the most of the image if we could turn this Q over
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Communication
Readingstrategies
Phrasalverbs
FalseFriends
Errorcorrection
From Achieve Level 1
Stage 1 Get ready!1 Read Gabriela’s biography of Juan Pablo Montoya. Why does she think he is generous?
Writing A biography of a sports hero
2 Read the biography again. Match topics A–C with paragraphs 1–3.A talents and achievements
B writer’s opinion C introduction and appearance
Writing strategyAdverbs and adjectivesYou can use a variety of vocabulary to make your writing more interesting. Using different adjectives and adverbs is a good way to improve your descriptions.
3 Read the Writing strategy. Read the biography again and answer the questions.1 Which adjectives does Gabriela use to describe Juan Pablo’s personality?2 Which adverbs does she use to describe how Juan Pablo drives?4 Complete the sentences with an appropriate adjective or adverb.María’s training really hard to get on the soccer team.1 F1 drivers must be very courageous and .2 A lot of sportspeople give to charity.3 Her hair isn’t long. It’s .4 I’m not enough to play dangerous, risky sports!5 Fábio really wants to win. He plays tennis so !
adjectives
adverbs
timeexpressions
deductions
14
Sports heroes
Optional Skills Book Customize your course with
Listening lessonsSpeaking lessonsWriting lessons
•••
Includes integrated Workbook
Go beyond standard exam preparation
Go beyond exams - for life after college
Go beyond the standard lesson topics
Student Book & Workbook
Sylvia Wheeldon Colin Campbell airton pozo de mattoS
Susan iannuzzi James Styring nicholas tims
Achieve 1
Achieve1Student B
ook & W
orkbookW
heeld
on
Ca
mpB
elld
em
attoS
Ian
nu
zzI Styr
Ing
tImS
Achieve your exam goals AND improve all-round
English ability with Achieve.
Introducing the pre-university course for schools who strive
for improved exam results, as well as improved general
English ability.
A variety of task types and learning strategies makes
Achieve ideal preparation for the Vestibular exam – while
boosting students’ overall language level.
An optional Skills Book provides the flexibility to go beyond
exam preparation, for schools that need a more general,
four-skills approach.
Clear, easy to navigate design welcomes students to
every lesson
Reading texts specially written for Latin American
students help them to focus on reading and vocabulary
learning strategies
with more reading practice in the Workbook
26 pages of reference material on grammar and
vocabulary help students revise more effectively.
Achieve 1
Listening1 You are going to listen to a student, Rachel, giving a class presentation
about her favorite sports hero. What do these words mean?
1 missing (adj) 2 beat (v: sports) 3 unfair
2 Read the quotation from Rachel’s presentation. What sport does her sports hero do?
Listening strategy
Using the context
Before listening, use the information that you can see (for example: photos, title) to help you find a context and predict what you are about to hear.
3 Read the Listening strategy above. Who is the man? What do you think his story is?
4 X.X Listen to Rachel’s presentation. Check your answers to question 3.
5 X.X Read the questions carefully. Listen again and choose the correct answers.
1 When Oscar was born,A he had a problem with his feet.B the doctors cut his lower legs off.C he didn’t have all of the bones in his lower
legs.D his lower legs were shorter than normal.
2 Oscar …A is the fastest 400 meter runner in the
world.B competes in the 100 and 400 meters races.C only runs against athletes who have real
legs.D is faster than some athletes with real legs.
3 Oscar … A has an unfair advantage over athletes with
real legs.B might compete in the Olympics and the
Paralympics.C can’t compete in the Olympics.D changed his mind about competing in the
Olympics.
4 Rachel admires Oscar because …A he is powerful, strong and quick.B his determination is inspiring to her.C she thinks he’s cool.D he doesn’t have any legs.
“I love sports and I have a lot of sports heroes. Gymnastics is my favorite sport, but my favorite sports hero isn’t a gymnast. He’s a runner – a South African sprinter. People call him ‘the fastest man on no legs’.”
Oscar-Pistorius running with high-tech carbon fiber artificial legs
The fastest man on no legs
followed markup however this would really make the most of the image if we could turn this Q over
16
Communication
Reading strategies
Phrasal verbs
False Friends
Error correction
From Achieve Level 1
Sample Unit from Achieve Student Book Level 2 SyllabusLevel 1 Level 2 Level 3
Latin American-focused reading texts are age-appropriate, yet mature and informative.
Reference & WorkbookThere’s a huge amount of reference material at the back of the book for more effective review—plus an integrated Workbook that makes setting and reviewing homework easier.
Clear grammar summaries include plenty of examples.
Variety of learning strategies prepare students more effectively for exams.
Task types reflect those in common school-leaving exams.
Language workshop lessons raise awareness of language structures such as word formation, parts of speech, linkers, adverbs, pronouns, and collocations.
Accessible mini-wordlists provide extra support.
Error correction boxes review language from the unit, and recycle language from previous units.
Sample Unit from Achieve Student Book Level 2 SyllabusLevel 1 Level 2 Level 3
Latin American-focused reading texts are age-appropriate, yet mature and informative.
Reference & WorkbookThere’s a huge amount of reference material at the back of the book for more effective review—plus an integrated Workbook that makes setting and reviewing homework easier.
Clear grammar summaries include plenty of examples.
Variety of learning strategies prepare students more effectively for exams.
Task types reflect those in common school-leaving exams.
Language workshop lessons raise awareness of language structures such as word formation, parts of speech, linkers, adverbs, pronouns, and collocations.
Accessible mini-wordlists provide extra support.
Error correction boxes review language from the unit, and recycle language from previous units.
Student Book & Workbook
Sylvia Wheeldon Colin Campbell airton pozo de mattoSSusan iannuzzi James Styring nicholas tims
Achieve 1
Achieve1Student B
ook & W
orkbookW
heeld
on
Ca
mpB
elld
em
attoS
Ian
nu
zzI Styr
Ing
tImS
Achieve your exam goals AND improve all-round English ability with Achieve.
Introducing the pre-university course for schools who strive for improved exam results, as well as improved general English ability.
A variety of task types and learning strategies makes Achieve ideal preparation for the Vestibular exam – while boosting students’ overall language level.
An optional Skills Book provides the flexibility to go beyond exam preparation, for schools that need a more general, four-skills approach.
Clear, easy to navigate design welcomes students to every lesson
Reading texts specially written for Latin American students help them to focus on reading and vocabulary learning strategies
with more reading practice in the Workbook
26 pages of reference material on grammar and vocabulary help students revise more effectively.
Achieve 1
Stage 1 Get ready!1 Read Gabriela’s biography of Juan Pablo Montoya. Why does she think he is generous?
Writing A biography of a sports hero
2 Read the biography again. Match topics A–C with paragraphs 1–3.A talents and achievements
B writer’s opinion C introduction and appearance
Writing strategyAdverbs and adjectivesYou can use a variety of vocabulary to make your writing more interesting. Using different adjectives and adverbs is a good way to improve your descriptions.
3 Read the Writing strategy. Read the biography again and answer the questions.1 Which adjectives does Gabriela use to describe Juan Pablo’s personality?2 Which adverbs does she use to describe how Juan Pablo drives?4 Complete the sentences with an appropriate adjective or adverb.María’s training really hard to get on the soccer team.1 F1 drivers must be very courageous and .2 A lot of sportspeople give to charity.3 Her hair isn’t long. It’s .4 I’m not enough to play dangerous, risky sports!5 Fábio really wants to win. He plays tennis so !
adjectives
adverbs
timeexpressions
deductions
14
Sports heroes
Student Book & Workbook
Sylvia Wheeldon Colin Campbell airton pozo de mattoSSusan iannuzzi Claire thacker nicholas tims
Achieve 2
Achieve2
16/6/09 14:08:19
Student Book & Workbook
ZOLTAN REZMUVES BESS BRADFIELD AIRTON POZO DE MATTOS
Achieve 3
3
16/6/09 14:58:18
Components
Test Master CD-ROM
All r ights reserved © Oxford University Press 2010
ISBN 978 0 19455600
2
Achieve
Windows®, Mac® and Linux compatible.Requires web browser Internet Explorer 5.2 or above, Safari 1.3 or above, or Mozilla 1.2 or above. Microsoft® Word 2003 or above, or software able to read Microsoft® Word files.
Achieve Test Master.indd 1 3/8/09 16:21:04
Optional Skills Book Customizeyourcoursewith
ListeninglessonsSpeakinglessonsWritinglessons
•••
Includes integrated Workbook
Go beyond standard exam preparation
Go beyond exams - for life after college
Go beyond the standard lesson topics
Student Book & Workbook
Sylvia Wheeldon Colin Campbell airton pozo de mattoSSusan iannuzzi James Styring nicholas tims
Achieve 1
Achieve1Student B
ook & W
orkbookW
heeld
on
Ca
mpB
elld
em
attoS
Ian
nu
zzI Styr
Ing
tImS
Achieve your exam goals AND improve all-round English ability with Achieve.
Introducing the pre-university course for schools who strive for improved exam results, as well as improved general English ability.
A variety of task types and learning strategies makes Achieve ideal preparation for the Vestibular exam – while boosting students’ overall language level.
An optional Skills Book provides the flexibility to go beyond exam preparation, for schools that need a more general, four-skills approach.
Clear, easy to navigate design welcomes students to every lesson
Reading texts specially written for Latin American students help them to focus on reading and vocabulary learning strategies
with more reading practice in the Workbook
26 pages of reference material on grammar and vocabulary help students revise more effectively.
Achieve 1
Student Book & Workbook
Sylvia Wheeldon Colin Campbell airton pozo de mattoSSusan iannuzzi Claire thacker nicholas tims
Achieve 2
Achieve2
16/6/09 14:08:19
The pre-college course that delivers exam success and vital English skills for life after school
Student Book & Workbook
ZOLTAN REZMUVES BESS BRADFIELD AIRTON POZO DE MATTOS
Achieve 3
3
16/6/09 14:58:18
Student Book & Workbook
Sylvia Wheeldon Colin Campbell airton pozo de mattoS
Susan iannuzzi James Styring nicholas tims
Achieve 1
Achieve1Student B
ook & W
orkbookW
heeld
on
Ca
mpB
elld
em
attoS
Ian
nu
zzI Styr
Ing
tImS
Achieve your exam goals AND improve all-round
English ability with Achieve.
Introducing the pre-university course for schools who strive
for improved exam results, as well as improved general
English ability.
A variety of task types and learning strategies makes
Achieve ideal preparation for the Vestibular exam – while
boosting students’ overall language level.
An optional Skills Book provides the flexibility to go beyond
exam preparation, for schools that need a more general,
four-skills approach.
Clear, easy to navigate design welcomes students to
every lesson
Reading texts specially written for Latin American
students help them to focus on reading and vocabulary
learning strategies
with more reading practice in the Workbook
26 pages of reference material on grammar and
vocabulary help students revise more effectively.
Achieve 1
Listening1 You are going to listen to a student, Rachel, giving a class presentation
about her favorite sports hero. What do these words mean?
1 missing (adj) 2 beat (v: sports) 3 unfair
2 Read the quotation from Rachel’s presentation. What sport does her sports hero do?
Listening strategy
Using the context
Before listening, use the information that you can see (for example: photos, title) to help you find a context and predict what you are about to hear.
3 Read the Listening strategy above. Who is the man? What do you think his story is?
4 X.X Listen to Rachel’s presentation. Check your answers to question 3.
5 X.X Read the questions carefully. Listen again and choose the correct answers.
1 When Oscar was born,A he had a problem with his feet.B the doctors cut his lower legs off.C he didn’t have all of the bones in his lower
legs.D his lower legs were shorter than normal.
2 Oscar …A is the fastest 400 meter runner in the
world.B competes in the 100 and 400 meters races.C only runs against athletes who have real
legs.D is faster than some athletes with real legs.
3 Oscar … A has an unfair advantage over athletes with
real legs.B might compete in the Olympics and the
Paralympics.C can’t compete in the Olympics.D changed his mind about competing in the
Olympics.
4 Rachel admires Oscar because …A he is powerful, strong and quick.B his determination is inspiring to her.C she thinks he’s cool.D he doesn’t have any legs.
“I love sports and I have a lot of sports heroes. Gymnastics is my favorite sport, but my favorite sports hero isn’t a gymnast. He’s a runner – a South African sprinter. People call him ‘the fastest man on no legs’.”
Oscar-Pistorius running with high-tech carbon fiber artificial legs
The fastest man on no legs
followed markup however this would really make the most of the image if we could turn this Q over
16
Communication
Readingstrategies
Phrasalverbs
FalseFriends
Errorcorrection
From Achieve Level 1