Gateway B2 (2nd, ed.)

2nd Edition - Macmillan Publishers; SB: 2016 - 158p., WB: 2016 - 96p.

Gateway 2nd edition is a 7-level course that leads teenage students to success in exams while equipping them with strong English language skills and knowledge they will need for further study and the world of work.

The successful ‘Gateway formula’ has prepared millions of students around the globe to succeed in the school-leaving and international exams, further study and the world of work. Thoroughly tested and perfected as a result of extensive research, Gateway to the World is full of fresh and relevant material for great lessons that will excite and motivate teenage learners and enable them to achieve their goals at school and in life.

Gateway B2. Student's book. David Spencer. (2016, 2nd Ed, 158 p.)

The Gateway 2nd Edition B2 Student's Book Pack contains a strong exams focus and promotes exams task familiarisation throughout.

Student's book:

Format: pdf

Size: 34,8 Mb

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Audio:

Format: mp3 / zip

Size: 163 Mb

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Video:

Format: mp4 / zip

Size: 605 Mb

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Gateway B2. Workbook. Frances Treloar, Gill Holley. (2016, 2nd Ed, 96 p.)

Workbook:

Format: pdf

Size: 17 Mb

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Workbook Audio:

Format: mp3 / zip

Size: 68 Mb

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Extra (Wordlist, Unit tests, Diagnostic test, Placement test, Practice Test, Life skills video worksheet with answer key, Study skills answer key, Grammar communication with teacher's notes, Culture teacher's notes, Extra grammar practice worksheets answer key, Literature, Reading and Discussion )

Format: pdf, mp3, docx / zip

Size: 134 Mb

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Student's book.
Study helpline   p 6
Nine to five   p 18
On the move   p 32
Extraordinary talents   p 44
Money matters   p 58
Healthy living   p 70
Creative arts   p 84
Surviving disaster   p 96
Digital world   p 110
News feed   p 122

Useful grammar: Narrative tenses and participle clauses
1 Past simple. We use it to tell the main events and actions in the story.
2 Past continuous. We use it to describe scenes, to say what activity was in progress when another interrupted it.
3 Past perfect. We use it for the background of the story, to talk about actions that happened before other actions in the past.
4 Past perfect continuous. We use it for the background of a story, particularly when the duration of an activity is important.
5 used to. We use it to talk about past habits.
6 must/may/might/can't have. We use these to make speculations or deductions about what happened.
7 was going to, was doing, would. We use these to talk about future activities in the past.
8 Participle clauses. These describe two actions happening at the same time, or in sequence. Suggested paragraph plan: First paragraph: Explain where and when the story began. Introduce the characters.
Middle paragraphs: Explain the main events in the story, and the background to these events. Final paragraph: Explain how the story ended and what the consequences were.

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