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| Plan your ideal school! What is your ideal school like? Choose from these ideas.
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6 Reading • Reviews
I can find and rephrase information in a text.
THINK ! Which things would you change about your school? Why ?
BRIT School, London If you study hard and have
BRIT School students can take special classes in technology and performing arts like dance, singing, music, and drama. However, they also do ordinary subjects, such as English, maths, science, and foreign languages. After they graduate, many students will be able to have very successful careers as singers or actors. Young people can join the school from the age of fourteen. Its unusual curriculum means students do exams and take part in performances and exhibitions. The timetable is challenging: they have to practice 1 Read the reviews about two unusual schools. Which school used to be single-sex? At what age can you attend these schools? 2 🔊2.12 Read and listen to the reviews again. Complete the sentences using information from the reviews in your own words. 1 BRIT School students go to lessons in ............................................ . 2 As well as doing exams, BRIT School students also ............................................ . 3 River Plate School is unusual because ............................................... . 4 Girls couldn’t attend River Plate School ............................................. .
| RIVER PLATE SCHOOL Buenos Aires, Argentina
4 USE IT! Work in pairs. Make a list of the advantages and disadvantages of each school.
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6 LANGUAGE FOCUS • can, could, be able to
I can talk about past, present and future ability.
1 Study the sentences from the texts on page 60. Do they talk about ability in the past, present, or future? 1 After they graduate, many students will be able to have very successful careers as singers or actors. 2 Young people can join the school from the age of fourteen. 3 They can’t forget to do their homework! 4 If you study hard and have a passion for performing arts, you won’t be able to resist the BRI School. 5 People believed that girls couldn’t play football as well as boys. 2 Match sentences 1-5 in exercise 1 with rules a-c.
3 Choose the correct options. 1 'Will you be able to / Can you hear the bell in your classroom?' 'Yes, we can. It’s really loud!' 2 In the future, we could / will be able to do all our exams online. 3 At my last school, we won’t be able to / couldn’t use tablets in class. 4 These days, many students can / could find out what their homework is from the school’s website. 5 'In the past, will students be able to / could students use computers in class?" 6 Turn the music down! I can’t / couldn’t study.
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HOMESCHOOLING
5 USE IT! Work in pairs. Which of these school issues are the same now as in the past? Which will be different in the future? Use can, can’t, could, couldn’t or will / won’t be able to. 1 choice of subjects 4 class size 2 ways of learning 5 rules 3 school uniforms
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6 VOCABULARY AND LISTENING • Courses and careers
I can disting between certainty doubt.
THINK! What job do you when you leave school? What qualifications are necessary for this job?
Do you want to word in ... ?
1 🔊 2.13 Complete the phrases with the words in the box. Then listen and check.
1 attend university / college /...................... 2 do a course / an apprenticeship /...................... 3 study engineering / science /...................... 4 train to be an engineer / a physicist / ...................... 5 get the right qualifications / a job / ...................... 6 apply for a job / a course /...................... 2 2.14 Match the words in the box with photos A-J. Listen and check. Which careers would you like to do a course in? Rate them from 1 to 10 (1 = like the least, 10 = like the most).
3 Find out the job titles of the people who do the jobs in exercise 2. Can you add other jobs and people to the list? nursing - nurse | 4 🔊2.15 Listen and write true or false. Correct the false sentences. 1 Aisha wants to be an engineer. 2 Aisha thinks that she will get good marks in her exams. 3 Mia used to want to be a nurse. 4 Mia doesn’t want to go to university. 5 Max’s mum says he should be a professional sleeper. 6 Max has applied for an apprenticeship in computing. 5🔊 2.15 Listen again and decide who is the most certain about their future. What words help you to identify this? 6 USE IT! Work in groups. Ask and answer questions 1–5 about the jobs in exercises 2 and 3. Then tell the rest of the class which jobs are most popular in your group. 1 Which careers involve helping people? 2 Which careers are more physical? 3 Which careers can make you more money? 4 Which careers involve studying for many years at university? 5 Which job would you like to do? |
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6 LANGUAGE FOCUS • have to / need to / must / should
I can talk about obligations and necessity.
1 Study these sentences. Then complete rules 1–4. You have to be a really strong swimmer. I must get really good marks. I don’t have to make a decision right now. My friends say I should become a nurse.You mustn’t do something you aren’t sure about. I don’t need to do an apprenticeship.
2 Complete the school rules using the verbs in exercise 1.
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6 SPEAKING • Asking for and giving advice
I can ask for and give advice.
THINK! Who do you ask for advice about problems at school?
Daisy Hi, Neil. Is anything the Neil I'm really concerned about the engineering course I’m doing. It’s too Daisy Have you spoken to your teachers about it? Neil: No. I’m so worried, I haven’t told Daisy My advice is to get help now. If you don’t, things will only get Neil I don’t know what to do. I think an apprenticeship would be better for me, but it’s too Daisy Don’t panic. It’s never too late, but you need to speak to someone about it. Neil You’re Daisy No problem. 1 🔊 2.17 Complete the dialogue with the words in the box. Then watch or listen and check. What’s Neil’s problem? What does Daisy advise Neil to do?
2 🔊 2.17 Watch or listen again and underline the phrases Daisy and Neil use to: 1 Express feelings 3 Give advice 2 Ask for advice 3 Cover the dialogue in exercise 1 and read the Key Phrases. Which two key phrases aren’t in the dialogue?
| ![]() 4 Work in pairs. Practise the dialogue. 5 USE IT! Work in pairs. Ask for and give advice for each situation. Which piece of advice was the best? 1 I cheated in a test. 2 Another student is bullying my best friend. 3 I’m always late for school.
6 USE IT! Work in pairs. Read the situation, prepare and practise a new dialogue. Use the key phrases and the dialogue in exercise 1 to help you.
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6 WRITING • An opinion essay
I can arrange opinions in an essay.
THINK! What ways can people learn outside the classroom?
Is school the best place to learn? There are many alternatives to school, such as homeschooling or studying online. But is school the best place for young people to learn? In my opinion, it’s better to learn in school for several reasons. Firstly, in school, students often have to work together, so they learn from each other and become sociable. Secondly, school students must obey rules. This provides a structured day where students attend class in a wide variety of subjects. They learn the importance of doing work on time and preparing for exams. This teaches them how to behave in society and future jobs. Finally, at school, students have the chance to participate in team sports and other projects that involve a group of people. To conclude, students learn many things and in many ways at school. All in all, I think school is the best place to learn. | ![]() |
1 Study these ways of learning. Which ones help you to learn? Why?
2 Read the essay. What is the writer’s conclusion about school? 3 Which key phrases can you find in the essay?
Language point: Ordering information 4 Study the words in blue in the text. Which word can lastly replace? 5 Write three sentences on school that express a different opinion from those in the model essay. Use the ordering words: Firstly, ... Secondly, ... Finally, ...
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PROGRESS REVIEW 3
MY EVALUATION Check your progress. Do the exercises and then complete your own evaluation.
I need to try this again.
I am happy with this.
I could do this better.
VOCABULARY Uses of get 1 Complete the sentences. 1 Dominic is getting .................... . He’ll be sixty on his next birthday. 2 I first got a bank .................... when I was twelve years old. 3 You won’t get a driving .................... unless you pass your test. 4 My grandma doesn’t work any more. She gets a .................... now. 5 Mike studied at university for five years to get a .................... in medicine.
READING Future humans 2 Match the words with the definitions.
1 Damage something so that it can’t be used ...................... 2 Control something so that it behaves as we want it to ...................... 3 Use and analyse information with the help of a computer ...................... 4 Slowly change something so that it works better in a new situation ......................
| LANGUAGE FOCUS The first conditional with if and unless; might vs. will 3 Complete the sentences with if, unless or the correct form of might or will. 1 We ................. spend some time in Portugal next summer, but we aren’t sure. 2 You’ll be exhausted ................. you relax this weekend. 3 I ................. see you later, but I hope I do. 4 He .................get rich because he works extremely hard. 5 We ................. win the match. The other team is better. 6 Will you go to the party ................. Leo invites you?
VOCABULARY AND LISTENING Lifestyle choices 4🔊 2.18 Listen to Jasmine and Liam talking about their summer holiday. Choose the correct words. 1 Liam / Jasmine is calling his / her friend. 2 Jasmine is going to spend the summer abroad / in England. 3 Jasmine will be travelling around South America for a few months / weeks. 4 Liam’s dad wants to take some time out in July / August. 5 Liam’s dad will / won’t earn a lot of money soon. 6 Jasmine says Liam should take up a sport / watch TV.
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LANGUAGE FOCUS will and be going to; Future continuous 5 Tick (✓) the correct sentence. 1 ☐ This time next week we will be travelling around Italy. ☐ This time next week we will travel around Italy. 2 ☐ I’m going to take up tennis. It’s such a great sport. ☐ I’ll be taking up tennis. It’s such a great sport. 3 ☐ Tomorrow at five o’clock, Callum will get ready for the party. ☐ Tomorrow at five o’clock, Callum will be getting ready for the party. 4 ☐ I think we’ll be winning this game. ☐ I think we’ll win this game. 5 ☐ Jamie says he isn’t going to work in the summer. ☐ Jamie says he won’t work in the summer.
SPEAKING Making arrangements 6 Choose the correct words. Then practise with your partner. Mum So, Leah, you Leah I know, it’s crazy. And I’ve got a basketball match tonight, too. Mum What Leah It starts at six. Are you coming to watch? Mum Yes, I Leah What? Why? Mum Remember – it’s your cousin’s wedding. The train Leah Cool. Can you remind Mum Right – I’m reminding you now to get your cousin a present. OK? Leah OK. Thanks, Mum.
| WRITING A blog post 7 Read the blog and complete it with the correct words. There are two extra words.
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VOCABULARY Schools and exams 8 Complete the words. 1 You must o.................... the rules at school! 2 Do you have to wear a school u.................... ? 3 She got good m.................... in her exams. 4 I left p.................... school when I was eleven. 5 You need to study or you’ll f.................... the exam tomorrow! 6 I want to g.................... into fashion college.
READING Reviews 9 Choose the best words to complete the sentences. 1 My sister is very ........................ . She makes amazing jewellery. a unusual b challenging c creative 2 Yesterday we visited a / an ........................ town in Turkey. I love looking at old buildings. a historic b ordinary c creative 3 This classroom is rather........................ . There are no desks or chairs in it. a ordinary b historic c unusual 4 Travelling to a foreign country can be ........................ when you don’t know the language. a unusual b challenging c ordinary 5 This is just another ........................ day. Nothing interesting has happened. a creative b ordinary c historic
| LANGUAGE FOCUS can, could, be able to 10 Order the words to make sentences and questions. 1 your / can / speak / German / father / ? .................................................................................................... 2 be able / go / by train / they / to / will / ? ................................................................................................... 3 get / David / for / couldn’t / the concert /tickets ................................................................................................... 4 exam / I / with / your / you / help / can’t ................................................................................................... 5 swim / you / you / when / were / could / four / ? ................................................................................................... 6 won’t / come / tomorrow / be / Vania / able to ...................................................................................................
VOCABULARY AND LISTENING Courses and careers 11🔊 2.19 Listen to Joshua talking to a careers advisor. Write true or false. 1 Joshua’s dad works in a construction company. ................ 2 Joshua’s sister studied nursing. ................ 3 Joshua wants to apply for a job in a law company. ................ 4 Joshua doesn’t want a career in entertainment. ................ 5 The advisor tells Joshua he could try journalism. ................ 6 Joshua is interested in writing. ................ 7 Joshua’s uncle works in a school. ................ 8 Joshua has applied for an IT course. ................
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LANGUAGE FOCUS have to / need to / must / should 12 Choose the correct words. 1 You mustn’t / don’t have to / don’t must cheat in exams. 2 If you need help, you should to / need / should talk to your teacher. 3 I’m really thirsty, so I shouldn’t / don’t need / needn’t to stop and have a drink. 4 You mustn’t / don’t need / don’t have to do this extra homework. It’s your choice. 5 We must / have / need arrive on time to school every day. 6 Rosie has / have / need to catch the next bus.
SPEAKING Asking for and giving advice 13 Choose the correct words. Then practise with your partner. Raul Hi, Layla. Is everything all right? You don’t look very happy. Layla I’m really worried about next week’s chemistry test. I haven’t really understood anything we’ve done. Raul Have you Layla No. Can you give me any Raul Listen, Layla But I know I’m going to fail the test. Raul You Layla Yes, you’re 1 a speak b spoken c spoke 2 a advice b plan c information 3 a do b don’t c did 4 a What b How c Why 5 a should b can c need 6 a right b true c good
| WRITING An opinion essay 14 Read the opinion essay and choose the correct words.
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