NEW ENGLISH FILE PRE INTERMEDIATE WORKBOOK

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The Entry test
“The Entry test is an optional test which covers some of the key Grammar and Vocabulary points from New English File ”Pre-interrnediate. If you feel your class are at quite a low level, look out for the Extra support[r]

Pies
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VOCABULARY
'Thịs section provides exercises to test SS on all the Vocabulary Banks of New English File Pre-imtermediate. ]Ý possible, give SS time to revise the Vocabulary Banks before đoïng the exercises. If[r]

Example: I dont really like going out of the house.
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1have a phobia about ope spaces.
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` cocktail party at the hotel, and Mark ís irritated to ñnd that
Brad and Allie know cach other better than he thought.
These lessons are on the New English File Pre-irtermediate Video, which can be used instead of the Clas Casset[r]

Dưar Ẵonn|, 4 Underline the phrasein each invitation that
Ther#s a parhq on Friday night af mị pẻao. lf was acuaHly makes the Imrtztion,
Phis birftdaq last week and iŸs ng ợn Ten dóys. tion below. Male in th 8.20 1N (ale (ver4 tate ủÝ W2 liVe the last[r]

openevl hisfirst clothes shop ïn La Coruđa, a small city in north-west SpaÌn, and named it Zara. Now you can find Zarø shopsall over the world, from
New York to Moscow to Singapore. So why is Zar4 so successful?
The main reason is that Zard reac[r]

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3 Hề_———— dnmk coflle äÏ| day L 7 They__—— — horror movies at that agel L] 4 ou___ — _ smoke, tÊf§ very bad for you ` L]
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make to our lives. Today more than 55 million
nappies are used every day in the world.
A few years later in 1956, Bette Nesmith Graham was working as a secretary, She used to get very frustrated and angry when she made typing mistakes. In those đays i[r]

In thís Ble the general topic area is lifestyle and daily routine, and the present simple is revised throughout. In the first lesson $S learn compounds with s0rwe, ariJ, etc. im the context of people who hate weekends. In 8B quantifiers a lot of how múch,[r]

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File 9 overview
Eile 9 oniy has two lessons which present new language, 9A. and 9B. 9A presents the past perfct, which is then recycled in reported speech in 9B, If these two structures are not in your syllabus, you may want to go straig[r]

'What kind of music do you _ — †o? Where — you born2
Đo you __ a musical instrumen†2 Which? 'Where did you _ English before?
Do you —_ TV? What programmes? What did you —— last summer?
Do you _ any spor† or exercise2 What?2 F

! thínk lim a positive person. Ï'm quite extrovert and frendly. My mother says.
I'm very talkative - I think she mean that I talk too much!
In my free time Ì love reading and goïng to the cinema. But I dont have much free time becuase Í have c[r]

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selling the fish to buy a bigger boat. Then wih the pfeious đjecfrve | [ĐTLVIAS/ money youll get from catching and selline more fish, relaxed ajectve | rTlœkst/ you could buy a second boat and then a th one and j
so on. Then instead of selling your fis[r]

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Were buying a few / a little things for our new flat.
We stopped driving because it was too / enough fogsy.
m going to have very little / very few free time this weekend. There's too many / too much pollution in this city.

Give §§, In pairs, two minutes to think of English words for sports. Tell them that they must try to write down at least ten. Choose a pair and get them to read out their list. Correct pronunciation jf necessary. Then ask if other $S have any dif[r]