Headway - Pre-Intermediate - Student's Book/Workbook without Key [antikvár]

INTRODUCTION To the student Welcome to Headway Pre-lntermediate! There are three parts to learning a language in the classroom. Remember! Your teacher can't learn English for you, but he/she can help. Headway Pre-lntermediate can't learn English for you, but it can help. Whatyow do is very important if you want to learn English. The Student's Book You must always know what you are doing in class, and why. Make sure you understand what this book is trying to do. This is the organization of each unit of Headway Pre-lntermediate: Presentation You learn new grammar, and revise grammar you already know a little. Practice You use the grammar and you get to know it. Sometimes you speak, and sometimes you listen. Sometimes you work in pairs, and sometimes in groups. Language review This gives the grammar rules. SIcills development You use English in a real way. You read things from newspapers, books, and magazines. You listen to English people, and English speakers from different parts of the world. And you speak a lot! Also in this part, there are some vocabulary activities to help you learn new words. Everyday English You learn some phrases that you need every day, and you practise English in common situations. Grammar section This gives you more information about the grammar. You can study it at home. Vocabulary At the back of the book there are vocabulary lists for each unit. You can write the translation in your language as you learn the words. Appendices At the back of the book there are lists of irregular verbs dependent prepositions, and verb patterns. Tapescripts Your teacher has the scripts of the listening materials. Ask for a copy if you want to study them at home. The Workbook There are exercises to practise grammar and vocabulary, and activities to help you write in English. Stop and Check After every three units, there is a self-check review section. This will help you to revise what you have studied, and decide what you need to practise more. You In class, try to be busy all of the time. Ask questions if you want to. Don't worry about making mistakes - you can learn from your mistakes! You need a bilingual dictionary (English - your language). Why not buy one that you can put in your pocket? You can buy a bigger dictionary later. At the end of every lesson, you can ask your teacher two questions: Vlhiit did \í^e. __ ^_____ ^m in. this Us^M^j /'Çj^are. we. > âa ( going to learn I initie.ixi>!l: j lesson ? y We hope you enjoy learning English!