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English File
Intermediate
fourth
edition
B1
Teacher’s Guide
WITH TEACHER’S RESOURCES
ON OXFORD PREMIUM
for speakers of Spanish
Christina Latham-Koenig
Clive Oxenden
Jerry Lambert
with Anna Lowy
Paul Seligson and Clive Oxenden
are the original co-authors of
English File 1
and
English File 2
Contents
p.4
p.8
Syllabus checklist
Course overview
Introduction
What do students at B1 level need?
For students
Student’s Book
Online Practice
Workbook
For teachers
Teacher’s Guide
Teacher’s Resources on Oxford Premium
Classroom Presentation Tool
Class audio
Video
p.12
p.12
p.28
p.41
p.54
p.66
p.79
p.92
p.106
p.120
p.132
Lesson plans
File 1 A–B
File 2 A–B
File 3 A–B
File 4 A–B
File 5 A–B
File 6 A–B
File 7 A–B
File 8 A–B
File 9 A–B
File 10 A–B
Practical English Episode 1
1&2 Revise and Check
Practical English Episode 2
3&4 Revise and Check
Practical English Episode 3
5&6 Revise and Check
Practical English Episode 4
7&8 Revise and Check
Practical English Episode 5
9&10 Revise and Check
3
Syllabus checklist
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
food and cooking
PRONUNCIATION
short and long vowel
sounds
sentence stress, word
stress
18
Workbook
File 1
1
8
A
Eating in…and out
present simple and
continuous, action and
non-action verbs
future forms: present
continuous,
be going to,
will
/
won’t
12
B
Modern families
family, adjectives of
personality
16
Practical English
Episode 1
reacting to what people say
2
26
30
A
Spending money
B
Changing lives
present perfect and
past simple
present perfect +
for
/
since,
present perfect
continuous
money
strong adjectives:
exhausted, amazed,
etc.
o
and
or
sentence stress
34
Revise and Check
1&2
36
Workbook
File 2
3
42
A
Survive the drive
choosing between
comparatives and
superlatives
articles:
a
/
an, the,
no article
giving opinions
transport
/ʃ/, /dʒ/,
and
/tʃ/,
linking
46
50
B
Men, women, and
children
Practical English
Episode 2
collocation: verbs /
adjectives + prepositions
/ə/,
two pronunciations
of
the
52
Workbook
File 3
4
60
64
68
A
Bad manners?
B
Yes, I can!
Revise and Check
3&4
obligation and prohibition:
have to, must, should
ability and possibility: can,
could, be able to
phone language
-ed / -ing adjectives
silent consonants
sentence stress
70
Workbook
File 4
5
76
80
A
Sporting superstitions
B
#thewaywemet
past tenses: simple,
continuous, perfect
past and present habits
and states
permission and requests
sport
relationships
/ɔː/
and
/ɜː/
the letter
s, used to
84
Practical English
Episode 3
86
Workbook
File 5
4
FOR SPEAKERS OF SPANISH
Extra Online Practice for speakers of Spanish
SPEAKING
talking about preferences, agreeing
and disagreeing
talking about the future, retelling
a story
LISTENING
understanding key words in questions,
predicting content using visual clues
understanding a story
READING
using your own experience to
understand a text
identifying reasons
Vocabulary: more food and cooking; adjectives of personality Pronunciation: silent letters; word stress
Listening: Food in Spain
talking about money and experiences
How long…?,
talking about extremes
listening for facts
checking hypotheses, listening for
specific information
understanding paragraphing
understanding the order of events
Vocabulary: money words and phrases; strong adjectives
Listening: From the escudo to the euro
Pronunciation: the letter
o;
-ed endings
tourist role-play, giving opinions
confirming predictions
confirming predictions
generalizing, talking about childhood
understanding points of view
understanding the main point in
a paragraph
Vocabulary: prepositions; dependent prepositions Pronunciation:
/dʒ/
and
/j/; /d/
and
/ð/
Listening: Traffic in Madrid
talking about annoying habits and
manners
talking about ability, assessing advice
understanding problems and advice
making inferences, listening for
specific information
assessing a point of view
understanding tips and examples
Vocabulary: more phone language; -ed / -ing adjectives
Pronunciation:
/h/;
-ed Listening: I love my phone!
talking about sport, telling an
anecdote
talking about present and past habits,
presenting an opinion
understanding an interview
predicting the end of a story,
understanding facts and supporting
information
understanding how examples support
main points
predicting the end of a story
Vocabulary: activity verbs; giving presentations Pronunciation:
/ɔː/; /s/
vs
/z/
and
/ʃ/
vs
/ʒ/
Listening: The Oxford Eight
5
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