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Pre-Unit Test 3

LANGUAGE LEARNING AT THE PRE-INTERMEDIATE LEVEL 7

General Principles 7

CoNTENTSTO THE TEACHER 7

What has to be Learnt？ 8

Learning to Speak 8

Learning to Write 9

The Teaching of Grammar 10

The Multi-Purpose Text 10

UNIT ONE：Instructions to the Student 11

Levels 11

Speed and Intensity 11

ABOUT THIS COURSE 12

From Theory to Practice：Basic Aims 12

For Whom the Course is Intended 12

How Much Knowledge has been Assumed？ 13

Assumed Knowledge 13

A Private Conversation—Word Order in Simple Statements 13

The Components of the Course 14

A Description of the Course 14

2 Breakfast or Lunch？—The Present：Continuous and Simple 15

3 Please Send Me a Card—The Simple Past 17

HOW TO USE THIS COURSE 18

Allocation of Time 18

Lesson 1：Guided Conversation 18

4 An Exciting Trip—The Present Pefect Simple 19

Lesson 2：Composition and Language Study 21

5 No Wrong Numbers—The Simple Past and the Present Perfect Simple 21

Additional Reading Material 22

Pre-Unit Tests 22

Homework 22

Future Work 23

Additional Written Practice 23

Additional Oral Practice 23

6 Percy Buttons—The Indefinite and Definite Articles 23

7 Too Late—The Past Continuous 25

8 The Best and the Worst—The Comparison of Adjectives 27

9 A Cold Welcome—Prepositions of Time 29

10 Not For Jazz—The Passive 31

11 One Good Turn Deserves Another—Review of Tenses 33

12 Goodbye and Good Luck—The Simple Future 35

13 The Greenwood Boys—The Future Continuous 37

14 Do You Speak English？—The Past Perfect Simple 39

15 Good News—Indirect Statements 41

16 A Polite Request—TypeIConditional Statements 43

17 Always Young—Must and Have to 45

18 He Often Does This！—Have（Possession/Ordinary Verb） 47

19 Sold Out—Can and May 49

20 One Man in a Boat—The Gerund after Prepositions 51

21 Mad or Not？—The Passive（Auxiliary Verbs） 53

22 A Glass Envelope—Verbs followed by Prepositions：Of，From，In and On 55

23 A New House—Review of Tenses and Auxiliary Verbs 57

24 It Could be Worse—Special Difficulties：Review 59

Pre-Unit Test 61

UNIT TWO：Instructions to the Student 68

25 Do the English Speak English？—Word Order in Com-pound Statements 71

26 The Best Art Critics—The Present：Continuous and Simple：Non-conclusive Verbs 74

27 A Wet Night—The Simple Past 75

28 No Parking！—The Present Perfect Simple（Since and For） 77

29 Taxi！—The Simple Past and the Present Perfect Simple 79

30 Football or Polo？—The Indefinite and Definite Articles 81

31 Success Story—The Past Continuous and Used to 83

32 Shopping Made Easy—The Comparison of Adjectives 85

33 Out of the Darkness—Prepositions indicating Direction 87

34 Quick Work—The Passive 89

35 Stop Thief！—Review of Tenses 91

36 Across the Channel—The Simple Future and Going to 93

37 The Olympic Games—The Future Perfect Simple 95

38 Everything Except the Weather—The Past Perfect Simple 97

39 Am I All Right？—Indirect Questions 99

40 Food and Talk—Type 2 Conditional Statements 101

41 Do You Call That a Hat？—Must，Have To and Need 103

42 Not Very Musical—Have（Ordinary Verb） 105

43 Over the South Pole—Can andAble To 107

44 Through the Forest—The Gerund and The Infinitive 109

45 A Clear Conscience—The Pa ssive 111

46 Expensive and Uncomfortable—Verbs Followed by Prepositions：To，At，For and With 113

47 A Thirsty Ghost—Review of Tenses and Auxiliary Verbs 115

48 Did You Want to Tell Me Something？—Special Diffi-culties：Review 117

Pre-Unit Test 119

UNIT THREE：Instructions to the Student 124

49 The End of a Dream—Word Order in Complex State-ments 127

50 Taken for a Ride—The Present：Continuous 4nd Simple：Non-conclusive Verbs 129

51 Reward for Virtue—The Simple Past 131

52 A Pretty Carpet—The Present Perfect Simple dnd Con-tinuous 133

53 Hot Snake—The Simple Past and The Present Perfect Simple and Continuous 135

54 Sticky Fingers—The Indefinite and Definite Articles 137

55 Not a Gold Mine—The Past Continuous，used To and Would 139

56 Faster than Sound！—The Comparison of Adjectives，Much，Many，A Lot Of 141

57 Can I Help You Madam？—Prepositions Describing People and Their Possessions 143

58 A Blessing in Disguise ？—The Passive 143

59 In or Out？—Review ofTenses 147

60 The Future—The Simple Present used in place of The Future after Temporal Conjunctions 149

61 Dangerous Descent—The Simple Present Perfect used in place ofthe Future Perfect Temporal Conjunctions 151

62 After the Fire—The Past Perfect：Simple and Continuous 153

63 She was not Amused—Indirect Speech and Imperative Statements 155

64 The Channel Tunnel—Type 3 Conditional Statements 157

65 Jumbo versus the Police—Must，Have To，Should and Ought To 159

66 Cycling through the Air—Have（Causative Form） 161

67 Volcanoes—Can，Able to and Manage to 163

68 Persistent—The Gerund after certain verbs and expressions 165

69 But Not Murder！—The Passive 167

70 Red for Danger—Adjectives Followed by Prepositions：For，With，Of，To，At，From，In，On，andAbout 169

71 A Famous Clock—Review ofTenses and Auxiliary Verbs 171

72 A Car called‘Bluebird’—Special Difficulties：Review 173

Pre-Unit Test 175

UNIT FOUR：Instructions to the Student 182

73 The Record-Holder—Word Order：Review 185

74 Out of the Lime-Light—The Present：Continuous and Simple：Review 187

75 SOS—The Simple Past：Review 189

76 April Fools’Day—The Present Perfect:Simple and Continuous：Review 191

77 A Successful Operation—The Simple Past and the Present Perfect Simple and Continuous：Review 193

78 The Last One？—The Indefinite and Definite Articles：Review 195

79 By Air—The Past Continuous and Used-to：Review 197

80 The Crystal Palace—The Comparison of Adjectives：Review 199

81 Escape—Prepositions：Review 201

82 Monster or Fish？—The Passive：Review 203

83 After the Elections—Review of Tenses 205

84 On Strike—The Future：Review 207

85 Never too Old to Learn—The Future and Future Perfict：Review 209

86 Out of Control—The Past Perfect：Simple and Con-tinuous：Review 211

87 A Perfect Alibi—Indirect Speech：Review 213

88 Trapped in a Mine—Conditional Statements：Review 215

89 A Slip of the Tongue—Must，Have to，Need，Should：Review 217

90 Brasilia—Have：Review 219

91 Three Men in a Basket—Can，Able to，Manage to：Review 221

92 Asking for Trouble—The Gerund：Review 223

93 A Noble Gift—The Passive：Review 225

94 Future Champions—Verbs and Adjectives followed by Prepositions：Review 227

95 A Fantasy—Review of Tenses 229

96 The Dead Return—Special Difficulttes：Review 231