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YoungAdults PersonalBest Scope
English
Personal
Best
Student’s Book
A2
Elementary
Series Editor
Jim Scrivener
Author
Louis Rogers
CONTENTS
LANGUAGE SKILLS
GRAMMAR PRONUNCIATION VOCABULARY
2 Work and play ▪▪ present simple: ▪▪ -s and -es endings ▪▪ jobs and job Learning
Curve LISTENING WRITING
positive and ▪▪ auxiliary verbs verbs ▪▪ a video looking at work ▪▪ opening and closing
2A What I do p12 negative do/does in ▪▪ activities (1) an informal email
and free-time activities
2B Weekdays, weekends p14 ▪▪ present simple: questions ▪▪ connectors: and, but
▪▪ listening for names,
questions and or
2C Find a flatmate p16 places, days and times
▪▪ introduction to the
2D A new city p18 PERSONAL BEST
sound /ə/ ▪▪ an email to a friend
5 What are you wearing? ▪▪ present simple ▪▪ dates ▪▪ clothes READING Learning
Curve SPEAKING
and present ▪▪ can and can’t ▪▪ ordinal numbers ▪▪ an article about ▪▪ shopping for clothes
5A Party time p40 continuous ▪▪ hobbies uniforms and if we like ▪▪ offering help
5B Don’t tell me what to ▪▪ can and can’t wearing them
wear p42 ▪▪ identifying facts and PERSONAL BEST
opinions ▪▪ a conversation in a
5C Do the things you love p44
▪▪ adjectives clothes shop
5D Can I try it on? p46
6 Homes and cities ▪▪ there is/there are, ▪▪ there’s/there are ▪▪ rooms and Learning
Curve LISTENING WRITING
some/any ▪▪ sentence stress furniture ▪▪ a video about unusual ▪▪ topic sentences
6A A small space p48 ▪▪ prepositions of ▪▪ common
homes ▪▪ describing places
6B Amazing homes p50 place adjectives ▪▪ identifying key points PERSONAL BEST
▪▪ modifiers ▪▪ places in a city
6C The Big Apple p52 ▪▪ contractions
▪▪ a description of your
6D Beautiful places p54 town or city
LANGUAGE SKILLS
GRAMMAR PRONUNCIATION VOCABULARY
7 Food and drink ▪▪ countable and ▪▪ some/any ▪▪ food and drink READING Learning
Curve SPEAKING
uncountable ▪▪ weak form of ▪▪ containers and ▪▪ an article about what ▪▪ in a restaurant
7A Food to your door p58 nouns + some/any portions people eat for lunch ▪▪ asking politely for
7B Stopping for lunch p60 ▪▪ quantifiers: around the world
something
(how) much/many, ▪▪ skimming a text
7C Are you hungry? p62 a lot of, ▪▪ pronouns and PERSONAL BEST
7D Out for dinner p64 a few, a little possessive adjectives ▪▪ ordering food in a
restaurant
8 In the past ▪▪ past simple of be, ▪▪ was and were ▪▪ inventions Learning
Curve LISTENING WRITING
there was/there ▪▪ -ed endings ▪▪ life stages ▪▪ a video about our ▪▪ planning and making
8A Technology through were ▪▪ irregular verbs notes
favourite inventions
the ages p66 ▪▪ past simple:
and inspirations ▪▪ sequencers
8B Life stories p68 irregular verbs ▪▪ listening for numbers, PERSONAL BEST
▪▪ past simple: regular
8C Life in the 1980s p70 dates and prices
verbs and past time ▪▪ a story about an
▪▪ phrases
8D What happened to you? p72 expressions experience you had
11 On the move ▪▪ have to/don’t ▪▪ have to/has to ▪▪ travel and READING Learning
Curve SPEAKING
have to ▪▪ sentence stress transport ▪▪ an article about the ▪▪ arriving at a hotel
11A Getting to work p94 ▪▪ be going to, future ▪▪ holiday unusual way Jordan ▪▪ checking information
11B Looking for Elizabeth time expressions activities Axani found a travel
Gallagher p96 partner PERSONAL BEST
Personal
Best
Student’s Book
B1
Pre-intermediate
Series Editor
Jim Scrivener
Authors
Bess Bradfield with
Graham Fruen
LANGUAGE SKILLS
GRAMMAR PRONUNCIATION VOCABULARY
2 Stories and pictures ▪▪ simple past and ▪▪ -ed endings ▪▪ -ed/-ing READING Learning
Curve SPEAKING
time expressions ▪▪ question adjectives ▪▪ a text about Andrew ▪▪ showing interest
2A That’s me in the photo! p12 ▪▪ question forms intonation ▪▪ life stages Jackson’s parties at the ▪▪ telling a personal
2B Party like it’s 1829. p14 White House
story
▪▪ approaching an article
2C Behind the camera p16
▪▪ sequencers (then, after, PERSONAL BEST
4 The working world ▪▪ will, may and ▪▪ want/won’t ▪▪ jobs READING Learning
Curve SPEAKING
might for ▪▪ going to and ▪▪ phrases about ▪▪ a text about how ▪▪ dealing with
4A The future of work p30 predictions want to work boredom can improve difficulties
4B I’m so bored! p32 ▪▪ be going to creativity ▪▪ telephone language
and present ▪▪ skimming a text
4C The secret boss p34 continuous ▪▪ pronoun referencing PERSONAL BEST
6 Risks and experiences ▪▪ present perfect ▪▪ irregular past ▪▪ phrasal verbs READING Learning
Curve SPEAKING
with ever and participles ▪▪ the natural world ▪▪ an article about Aron ▪▪ taking turns
6A Try something new! p48 never ▪▪ sentence stress Ralston’s survival story ▪▪ agreeing and
6B An amazing story p50 ▪▪ second ▪▪ guessing the meaning
disagreeing
conditional of words from context
6C Into the wild p52
▪▪ linkers to add extra PERSONAL BEST
LANGUAGE SKILLS
GRAMMAR PRONUNCIATION VOCABULARY
7 City living ▪▪ present perfect ▪▪ just and yet ▪▪ city features Learning
Curve LISTENING WRITING
with yet and ▪▪ for and since ▪▪ transportation ▪▪ a video about ▪▪ writing an essay
7A Life in the city p58 already ▪▪ giving opinions
commuting around the
7B The daily commute ▪▪ present perfect
p60 world
with for and ▪▪ listening for facts and
PERSONAL BEST
7C A life in three cities p62 since ▪▪ an opinion essay
figures
7D I think it’s a great idea! p64 about a problem
▪▪ final /t/ sound
8 Food for thought ▪▪ too, too many, ▪▪ too much sugar ▪▪ food and drink READING Learning
Curve SPEAKING
too much, and ▪▪ sentence stress ▪▪ adjectives to ▪▪ an article about a ▪▪ sounding polite
8A Sweet, but dangerous p66 (not) enough describe food course offered by a ▪▪ making and
8B Ice cream university p68 ▪▪ have to, not Gelateria in Bologna
responding to
have to, and ▪▪ scanning for specific
8C You have to eat your invitations
can't information
vegetables! p70
▪▪ linkers to contrast PERSONAL BEST
10 Sports and fitness ▪▪ past perfect ▪▪ ‘d and hadn’t ▪▪ sports and READING Learning
Curve SPEAKING
▪▪ reported ▪▪ weak form of competitions ▪▪ an article about ▪▪ being helpful
10A Winning is everything! p84 speech that ▪▪ parts of the wheelchair rugby ▪▪ making inquiries
10B Rock ’n’ roll on wheels p86 body ▪▪ finding information in
11C Technology you can wear p98 describe ▪▪ understanding PERSONAL BEST
materials and and interpreting
11D House exchange p100 clothes ▪▪ writing an interesting
information
description of a house
▪▪ omission of words
Personal
Best
Student’s Book
B1+
Intermediate
Series Editor
Jim Scrivener
Author
Graham Burton
CONTENTS
LANGUAGE SKILLS
GRAMMAR PRONUNCIATION VOCABULARY
2 Tell me a story ▪▪ narrative tenses ▪▪ /d/ in the past ▪▪ -ed and -ing Learning
Curve LISTENING WRITING
▪▪ used to and perfect adjectives ▪▪ a video looking at the ▪▪ making a narrative
2A What a coincidence! p12 usually ▪▪ sentence stress ▪▪ phrasal verbs
role of luck in our lives interesting
2B Do we make our own luck? p14 ▪▪ listening for the ▪▪ time linkers
5 Money and shopping ▪▪ zero and first ▪▪ intonation ▪▪ money READING Learning
Curve SPEAKING
conditional; ▪▪ word stress ▪▪ shopping ▪▪ an article about the ▪▪ explaining what’s
5A Spend, spend, spend p40 future time Black Friday shopping wrong
clauses phenomenon
5B Black Friday p42 ▪▪ taking something
▪▪ predictions: will, ▪▪ identifying opinions
5C Tomorrow’s world of back to a shop
be going to, ▪▪ even, just
shopping p44 may/might PERSONAL BEST
6 Work and education ▪▪ present perfect ▪▪ present perfect ▪▪ work and Learning
Curve LISTENING WRITING
and past simple, and past simple careers (1) ▪▪ a video looking at how ▪▪ writing a covering letter
6A Career change p48 already, yet, ▪▪ weak form of ▪▪ work and ▪▪ prepositions after
we feel about our jobs
recently been careers (2)
6B Dream job p50 ▪▪ understanding specific verbs, nouns and
▪▪ present perfect ▪▪ education adjectives
6C School days p52 information
continuous and
▪▪ sentence stress
6D I am writing to apply … p54 simple PERSONAL BEST
▪▪ an email to apply
for a job
LANGUAGE SKILLS
GRAMMAR PRONUNCIATION VOCABULARY
▪▪ a for-and-against essay