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PTE Academic Recommended Resources Language Leader Intermediate Pearson Longman, 2008 April 2012 V2 Pearson Education Ltd 2012. No part of this publication may be reproduced without the prior permission of Pearson Education. Language Leader Intermediate 1

Introduction This resource provides guidance for teachers preparing learners for PTE Academic. It maps each Unit of Language Leader Intermediate to subskills s tested in PTE Academic. Using this guide, you can feel confident that you are providing targeted skills development and item type-focused practice for your test takers. The map has the following features: Unit name and skill focus Subskills s tested in PTE Academic Unit 1 Pages PTE Academic subskill Personality 6-7 Personality types 6-7 Personality types 6-7 Personality types (Listening) using correct stress Speaking: Repeat sentence Page location of practice activities and topic of two-page lesson Item types where the subskill Each of the twelve units of Language Leader Intermediate has activities to develop and practice general English language skills around a core topic, with sections covering grammar, vocabulary, reading, listening, and speaking and pronunciation. In each unit there is a scenario focusing on extended speaking practice in a real-life situation, drawing together all the skills learned. There is also a section on study and writing skills that develops academic English skills, with a focus on the discourse features of written English. The activities develop the core English language skills without which academic English tasks cannot be completed. You will also find individual activities similar to PTE Academic tasks, such as filling in the gaps in sentences, transcribing missing words from a recording, understanding and answering short questions, correctly identifying facts in an audio recording, reading aloud, and answering multiple choice questions from reading and listening. Each unit is divided into double-page lessons on a sub-topic, to allow flexibility and ease of use, and this map reflects this grouping of activities and input material. The subskills of PTE Academic and the item types where they are tested are therefore grouped according to the double-page lessons to assist you to use the double-page arrangement as part of effective test preparation. However, through each unit there is a carefully staged introduction of new language as well as recycling of previous language, so there is some advantage in a systematic approach to each unit as a whole. In order to keep this mapping manageable, only the core subskills of each activity relating to specific item types are mapped, so, for example, a reading activity may also practice understanding academic vocabulary although this may not be specifically listed here for those pages unless there is specific vocabulary work. The Language Leader Intermediate Teacher s Book provides objectives for each unit and explains the rationale and plan of each unit and lesson. It also provides the answers to tasks in the Students Book, and has a Test Master CD-ROM for the creation of class tests. A Workbook with further practice is also available. Language Leader Intermediate 1

A full description of the Language Leader Intermediate course book with supplementary activities and notes for teachers is available at the publisher s website: www.pearson.com.au Language Leader Intermediate can be purchased at: www.amazon.com To supplement the materials in Language Leader Intermediate you will find helpful material in the following publications: Contemporary Topics. Level 1. Helen Solorzano, Laurie Frazier, 3rd ed. Pearson Longman, 2009. Focus on Grammar: an integrated skills approach, Level 3. Marjorie Fuchs, Margaret Bonner, Miriam Westheimer, 3rd ed. Pearson Longman, 2005. From Reading to 2. Karen Blanchard, Lynne Bonesteel, Pearson Longman, 2010. From Reading to 3. Linda Robinson Fellag, Pearson Longman, 2010. Fundamentals of English Grammar. Betty Schrampfer Azar, 3rd ed. Pearson Education, 2002. How to teach listening. JJ Wilson, Pearson Longman, 2008. How to teach speaking. Scott Thornbury, Pearson Longman, 2005. Introduction to Academic. Longman Academic Series, Level 3. Alice Oshima, Ann Hogue, 3rd ed. Pearson Longman, 2006. Raise the Issues. An Integrated Approach to Critical Thinking. Carol Numrich, 3rd ed. Pearson ESL, 2009. Test Your Pronunciation. Michael Vaughan-Rees, Longman, 2002. The Essentials of English A Writer s Handbook. Ann Hogue, Pearson ESL, 2003. Tips for Teaching Pronunciation: A Practical Approach. Linda Lane, Pearson ESL, 2010. to Communicate 2: Paragraphs and Essays. Cynthia A. Boardman, Jia Frydenberg, 3rd ed. Pearson ESL, 2008. Note: The indicated levels of the Language Leader Intermediate course books follow the publisher s suggested levels. Language Leader Intermediate 2

Overview of PTE Academic PTE Academic is a computer-based test of academic English, designed to provide information about the English language level of test takers who wish to study or work in an English-speaking environment. It takes approximately three hours to complete, and is administered in a single session. Test takers respond to between 70 and 91 individual tasks, across 20 different item types, in the four communicative skills of speaking, writing, reading and listening. Test takers register for a test and can view their results online. However, they must go to a test center to sit the test, under secure conditions. PTE Academic uses automated scoring, providing greater reliability. Scores are usually available within five days, and test takers indicate the programs that they wish their results to be sent to, after which the recognizing institutions securely download the PTE Academic scores. PTE Academic has three parts, with an introduction and optional break: Part Content Time allowed Intro Personal Introduction Not scored Part 1 Speaking & 77 93 minutes Part 2 Reading 32 41 minutes Optional Break Break 10 minutes Part 3 Listening 45 57 minutes The item types in PTE Academic are: Speaking Reading Listening Read aloud Summarize written text Multiple choice, choose single answer Summarize spoken text Repeat sentence Write essay Multiple choice, choose multiple answers Multiple choice, choose multiple answers Describe image Re-order paragraphs Fill in the blanks Re-tell lecture Reading: Fill in the blanks Highlight correct summary Answer short question Reading and writing: Fill in the blanks Multiple choice, choose single answer Select missing word Highlight incorrect words Write from dictation The score on each individual item contributes to the overall score as well as to scores on relevant communicative skills. For speaking and writing tasks, scores also contribute to the enabling skills scores (grammar, oral fluency, pronunciation, spelling, vocabulary, written discourse). A typical score report gives detailed information to test takers and recognizing institutions. Language Leader Intermediate 3

Each item type tests a range of language subskills, which are mapped in this guide to activities in Language Leader Intermediate. The PTE Academic subskills are: Speaking The speaking skills tested in PTE Academic include the following: speaking for a purpose (to repeat, to inform, to explain) reading a text aloud supporting an opinion with details, examples and explanations organizing an oral presentation in a logical way developing complex ideas within a spoken discourse speaking at a natural rate producing fluent speech using correct intonation using correct pronunciation using correct stress speaking under timed conditions The writing skills tested in PTE Academic include the following: writing for a purpose (to learn, to inform, to persuade) supporting an opinion with details, examples and explanations organizing sentences and paragraphs in a logical way developing complex ideas within a complete essay writing a summary writing under timed conditions using correct spelling using correct mechanics taking notes while reading a text synthesizing information communicating the main points of a reading passage in writing taking notes while listening to a recording communicating the main points of a lecture in writing writing from dictation communicating the main points of a reading passage in writing writing to meet strict length requirements Reading The reading skills tested in PTE Academic include the following: main ideas identifying supporting points or examples identifying a summary identifying a writer s purpose, style, tone or attitude identifying the relationships between sentences and paragraphs understanding academic vocabulary understanding the difference between connotation and denotation inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words comprehending explicit and implicit information comprehending concrete and abstract information classifying and categorizing information following a logical or chronological sequence of events evaluating the quality and usefulness of texts reading a text under timed conditions evaluating and synthesizing information reading for information to infer meanings or find relationships reading for overall organization and connections between pieces of information identifying specific details, facts, opinions, definitions or sequences of events matching written text to speech Listening The listening skills tested in PTE Academic include the following: main ideas summarizing the main idea identifying supporting points or examples understanding academic vocabulary inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words comprehending explicit and implicit information comprehending concrete and abstract information classifying and categorizing information following an oral sequencing of information forming a conclusion from what a speaker says predicting how a speaker may continue identifying errors in a transcription identifying a speaker s purpose, style, tone or attitude inferring the context, purpose or tone comprehending variations in tone, speed, accent identifying specific details, facts, opinions and definitions or sequences of events identifying the overall organization and connections between pieces of information evaluating and synthesizing information Language Leader Intermediate 4

Language Leader and PTE Academic Map Intermediate CEFR Level B1 to B2 Unit 1 Pages PTE Academic subskill Personality 6-7 Personality types 6-7 Personality types 6-7 Personality types 6-7 Personality types 6-7 Personality types 6-7 Personality types 6-7 Personality types 8-9 Measuring personality (Listening) using correct stress inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words (Listening) main ideas (Listening) Speaking: Repeat sentence Speaking: Repeat sentence Language Leader Intermediate 5

Unit 1 Pages PTE Academic subskill 8-9 Measuring personality 8-9 Measuring personality 8-9 Measuring personality 8-9 Measuring personality main ideas 8-9 Measuring personality identifying the relationships between sentences and paragraphs 8-9 Measuring personality 10-11 Charisma main ideas 10-11 Charisma inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words 10-11 Charisma understanding academic vocabulary Listening: Highlight incorrect words 10-11 Charisma Language Leader Intermediate 6

Unit 1 Pages PTE Academic subskill 10-11 Charisma 10-11 Charisma 12-13 (Listening) 12-13 taking notes while listening to a recording 12-13 main ideas 12-13 classifying and categorizing information 12-13 14-15 taking notes while reading a text 14-15 writing for a purpose (to learn, to inform, to persuade) 14-15 organizing sentences and paragraphs in a logical way 14-15 developing complex ideas within a complete essay 14-15 supporting an opinion with details, examples and explanations Language Leader Intermediate 7

Unit 2 Pages PTE Academic subskill Travel 16-17 Tourism and travelling (Listening) 16-17 Tourism and travelling taking notes while listening to a recording 16-17 Tourism and travelling 16-17 Tourism and travelling main ideas 16-17 Tourism and travelling 18-19 Explorers main ideas 18-19 Explorers 18-19 Explorers 18-19 Explorers using correct pronunciation Speaking: Repeat sentence 18-19 Explorers Language Leader Intermediate 8

Unit 2 Pages PTE Academic subskill 20-21 The Empty Quarter main ideas 20-21 The Empty Quarter 20-21 The Empty Quarter inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words 20-21 The Empty Quarter 20-21 The Empty Quarter using correct pronunciation Speaking: Repeat sentence 20-21 The Empty Quarter 20-21 The Empty Quarter 20-21 The Empty Quarter 22-23 classifying and categorizing information 22-23 Language Leader Intermediate 9

Unit 2 Pages PTE Academic subskill 22-23 taking notes while listening to a recording 22-23 (Listening) 22-23 24-25 taking notes while listening to a recording 24-25 24-25 identifying the relationships between sentences and paragraphs 24-25 inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words 24-25 following a logical or chronological sequence of events Listening: Highlight incorrect words 24-25 organizing sentences and paragraphs in a logical way Language Leader Intermediate 10

Unit 3 Pages PTE Academic subskill Work 26-27 Jobs 26-27 Jobs identifying words and phrases appropriate to the context (Listening) 26-27 Jobs or 26-27 Jobs or main ideas 26-27 Jobs identifying words and phrases appropriate to the context 26-27 Jobs 28-29 Homeworking or main ideas 28-29 Homeworking identifying words and phrases appropriate to the context 28-29 Homeworking Language Leader Intermediate 11

Unit 3 Pages PTE Academic subskill 28-29 Homeworking 28-29 Homeworking 28-29 Homeworking using correct stress Speaking: Repeat sentence 28-29 Homeworking or 30-31 Killer questions or main ideas 30-31 Killer questions inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words 30-31 Killer questions identifying words and phrases appropriate to the context 30-31 Killer questions 30-31 Killer questions 30-31 Killer questions using correct pronunciation Speaking: Repeat sentence Language Leader Intermediate 12

Unit 3 Pages PTE Academic subskill 32-33 identifying words and phrases appropriate to the context (Listening) 32-33 or 32-33 32-33 speaking for a purpose (to repeat, to inform, to explain) Speaking: Repeat sentence 34-35 identifying words and phrases appropriate to the context 34-35 identifying the relationships between sentences and paragraphs 34-35 organizing sentences and paragraphs in a logical way 34-35 or 34-35 taking notes while listening to a recording 34-35 following a logical or chronological sequence of events Listening: Highlight incorrect words Language Leader Intermediate 13

Review Units 1-3 Pages PTE Academic subskill 36-37 Review 36-37 Review 36-37 Review 36-37 Review 36-37 Review 36-37 Review (Listening) Unit 4 Pages PTE Academic subskill Language 38-39 Learning languages 38-39 Learning languages 38-39 Learning languages identifying a writer s purpose, style, tone or attitude Language Leader Intermediate 14

Unit 4 Pages PTE Academic subskill 38-39 Learning languages 38-39 Learning languages main ideas understanding academic vocabulary Listening: Highlight incorrect words 40-41 Language and texting 40-41 Language and texting 40-41 Language and texting 40-41 Language and texting 40-41 Language and texting 40-41 Language and texting 40-41 Language and texting identifying supporting points or examples identifying a summary 42-43 Disappearing languages main ideas Language Leader Intermediate 15

Unit 4 Pages PTE Academic subskill 42-43 Disappearing languages 42-43 Disappearing languages 42-43 Disappearing languages 42-43 Disappearing languages 42-43 Disappearing languages 42-43 Disappearing languages 42-43 Disappearing languages 42-43 Disappearing languages 44-45 44-45 identifying supporting points or examples inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words (Listening) speaking for a purpose (to repeat, to inform, to explain) main ideas Speaking: Repeat sentence Language Leader Intermediate 16

Unit 4 Pages PTE Academic subskill 44-45 44-45 44-45 44-45 46-47 46-47 46-47 46-47 46-47 taking notes while listening to a recording classifying and categorizing information (Listening) speaking for a purpose (to repeat, to inform, to explain) understanding academic vocabulary organizing sentences and paragraphs in a logical way Speaking: Repeat sentence Listening: Highlight incorrect words Language Leader Intermediate 17

Unit 5 Pages PTE Academic subskill Advertising 48-49 What makes a good advert? 48-49 What makes a good advert? main ideas 48-49 What makes a good advert? identifying a writer s purpose, style, tone or attitude 48-49 What makes a good advert? evaluating the quality and usefulness of texts 48-49 What makes a good advert? 48-49 What makes a good advert? inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words 48-49 What makes a good advert? 50-51 Ways of advertising main ideas 50-51 Ways of advertising identifying a summary 50-51 Ways of advertising writing a summary Language Leader Intermediate 18

Unit 5 Pages PTE Academic subskill 50-51 Ways of advertising 50-51 Ways of advertising 50-51 Ways of advertising 50-51 Ways of advertising 50-51 Ways of advertising 50-51 Ways of advertising 52-53 Advertising and children 52-53 Advertising and children 52-53 Advertising and children 52-53 Advertising and children communicating the main points of a reading passage in writing inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words (Listening) main ideas identifying supporting points or examples classifying and categorizing information inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words Language Leader Intermediate 19

Unit 5 Pages PTE Academic subskill 52-53 Advertising and children 52-53 Advertising and children understanding academic vocabulary Listening: Highlight incorrect words 52-53 Advertising and children 52-53 Advertising and children 54-55 54-55 taking notes while listening to a recording 54-55 (Listening) 54-55 speaking for a purpose (to repeat, to inform, to explain) Speaking: Repeat sentence 54-55 54-55 organizing an oral presentation in a logical way 54-55 developing complex ideas within a spoken discourse Language Leader Intermediate 20

Unit 5 Pages PTE Academic subskill 56-57 56-57 56-57 56-57 (Listening) 56-57 understanding academic vocabulary Listening: Highlight incorrect words 56-57 understanding academic vocabulary (Listening) Speaking: Repeat sentence Listening: Highlight incorrect words Listening: Write from dictation 56-57 56-57 writing for a purpose (to learn, to inform, to persuade) 56-57 organizing sentences and paragraphs in a logical way Language Leader Intermediate 21

Unit 6 Pages PTE Academic subskill Business 58-59 In business 58-59 In business 58-59 In business or main ideas 58-59 In business inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words 58-59 In business or 58-59 In business (Listening) 60-61 Business dilemmas or main ideas 60-61 Business dilemmas identifying the relationships between sentences and paragraphs 60-61 Business dilemmas 60-61 Business dilemmas Language Leader Intermediate 22

Unit 6 Pages PTE Academic subskill 60-61 Business dilemmas 60-61 Business dilemmas 60-61 Business dilemmas 62-63 Obituaries 62-63 Obituaries 62-63 Obituaries 62-63 Obituaries 62-63 Obituaries 64-65 64-65 using correct pronunciation or main ideas classifying and categorizing information understanding academic vocabulary or main ideas or Speaking: Repeat sentence Listening: Highlight incorrect words Language Leader Intermediate 23

Unit 6 Pages PTE Academic subskill 64-65 (Listening) 64-65 speaking for a purpose (to repeat, to inform, to explain) Speaking: Repeat sentence 64-65 66-67 66-67 understanding academic vocabulary Listening: Highlight incorrect words 66-67 66-67 writing for a purpose (to learn, to inform, to persuade) Language Leader Intermediate 24

Review Units 4-6 Pages PTE Academic subskill 68-69 Review 68-69 Review 68-69 Review 68-69 Review 68-69 Review taking notes while listening to a recording Unit 7 Pages PTE Academic subskill and communicative skill Design 70-71 Design is everywhere or main ideas 70-71 Design is everywhere identifying words and phrases appropriate to the context 70-71 Design is everywhere using correct stress Speaking: Repeat sentence 70-71 Design is everywhere Language Leader Intermediate 25

Unit 7 Pages PTE Academic subskill and communicative skill 70-71 Design is everywhere 72-73 Design through the ages 72-73 Design through the ages 72-73 Design through the ages 72-73 Design through the ages 72-73 Design through the ages 72-73 Design through the ages 72-73 Design through the ages 72-73 Design through the ages or main ideas classifying and categorizing information taking notes while reading a text comprehending concrete and abstract information understanding academic vocabulary Listening: Highlight incorrect words Language Leader Intermediate 26

Unit 7 Pages PTE Academic subskill and communicative skill 74-75 A life of design or main ideas 74-75 A life of design 74-75 A life of design 74-75 A life of design 74-75 A life of design 74-75 A life of design 76-77 76-77 understanding academic vocabulary or following an oral sequencing of information (Listening) or main ideas or Listening: Highlight incorrect words Listening: Highlight incorrect words Listening: Write from dictation Language Leader Intermediate 27

Unit 7 Pages PTE Academic subskill and communicative skill 76-77 76-77 76-77 78-79 78-79 78-79 78-79 78-79 78-79 identifying words and phrases appropriate to the context (Listening) speaking for a purpose (to repeat, to inform, to explain) using correct spelling using correct mechanics writing for a purpose (to learn, to inform, to persuade) organizing sentences and paragraphs in a logical way Speaking: Repeat sentence Listening: Write from dictation Language Leader Intermediate 28

Unit 8 Pages PTE Academic subskill Education 80-81 Education issues 80-81 Education issues 80-81 Education issues 80-81 Education issues 80-81 Education issues 82-83 Montessori 82-83 Montessori 82-83 Montessori 82-83 Montessori or main ideas identifying a writer s purpose, style, tone or attitude or (Listening) or main ideas understanding academic vocabulary Listening: Highlight incorrect words Language Leader Intermediate 29

Unit 8 Pages PTE Academic subskill 82-83 Montessori 82-83 Montessori 82-83 Montessori 82-83 Montessori 84-85 Is university worth it? 84-85 Is university worth it? 84-85 Is university worth it? 84-85 Is university worth it? 84-85 Is university worth it? 84-85 Is university worth it? identifying a summary or main ideas identifying supporting points or examples understanding academic vocabulary identifying the relationships between sentences and paragraphs Listening: Highlight incorrect words Language Leader Intermediate 30

Unit 8 Pages PTE Academic subskill 84-85 Is university worth it? 84-85 Is university worth it? 86-87 86-87 86-87 86-87 86-87 86-87 86-87 or or main ideas identifying a writer s purpose, style, tone or attitude or (Listening) taking notes while listening to a recording speaking for a purpose (to repeat, to inform, to explain) Speaking: Repeat sentence Language Leader Intermediate 31

Unit 8 Pages PTE Academic subskill 88-89 88-89 88-89 88-89 88-89 or main ideas identifying supporting points or examples writing for a purpose (to learn, to inform, to persuade) organizing sentences and paragraphs in a logical way Language Leader Intermediate 32

Unit 9 Pages PTE Academic subskill and communicative skill Engineering 90-91 From engines to engineers 90-91 From engines to engineers 90-91 From engines to engineers 90-91 From engines to engineers 90-91 From engines to engineers 92-93 Survival engineering 92-93 Survival engineering 92-93 Survival engineering 92-93 Survival engineering 92-93 Survival engineering identifying the topic, theme or main ideas identifying a writer s purpose, style, tone or attitude identifying words and phrases appropriate to the context identifying the topic, theme or main ideas (Listening) appropriate to the context identifying the topic, theme or main ideas inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words understanding academic vocabulary Listening: Highlight incorrect words Language Leader Intermediate 33

Unit 9 Pages PTE Academic subskill and communicative skill 94-95 Superstructures identifying the topic, theme or main ideas 94-95 Superstructures 94-95 Superstructures 94-95 Superstructures 94-95 Superstructures 96-97 96-97 96-97 96-97 96-97 98-99 taking notes while reading a text appropriate to the context identifying the topic, theme or main ideas (Listening) taking notes while listening to a recording identifying words and phrases appropriate to the context (Listening) speaking for a purpose (to repeat, to inform, to explain) appropriate to the context speaking for a purpose (to repeat, to inform, to explain) Speaking: Repeat sentence Speaking: Repeat sentence Language Leader Intermediate 34

Unit 9 Pages PTE Academic subskill and communicative skill 98-99 98-99 98-99 98-99 98-99 98-99 organizing an oral presentation in a logical way developing complex ideas within identifying the topic, theme or main ideas following a logical or chronological sequence of events writing for a purpose (to learn, to inform, to persuade) organizing sentences and paragraphs in a logical way Listening: Highlight incorrect words Language Leader Intermediate 35

Review Units 7-9 Pages PTE Academic subskill 100-101 Review 100-101 Review 100-101 Review 100-101 Review 100-101 Review (Listening) Language Leader Intermediate 36

Unit 10 Pages PTE Academic subskill Trends 102-103 It s the new thing 102-103 It s the new thing 102-103 It s the new thing 102-103 It s the new thing 102-103 It s the new thing 102-103 It s the new thing 104-105 Trends in fashion 104-105 Trends in fashion 104-105 Trends in fashion 104-105 Trends in fashion identifying a writer s purpose, style, tone or attitude main ideas understanding academic vocabulary using correct stress main ideas taking notes while reading a text Listening: Highlight incorrect words Speaking: Repeat sentence Language Leader Intermediate 37

Unit 10 Pages PTE Academic subskill 104-105 Trends in fashion 104-105 Trends in fashion 106-107 Living longer 106-107 Living longer 106-107 Living longer 106-107 Living longer 106-107 Living longer 108-109 108-109 108-109 main ideas using correct pronunciation main ideas classifying and categorizing information Speaking: Repeat sentence Language Leader Intermediate 38

Unit 10 Pages PTE Academic subskill 108-109 108-109 108-109 108-109 110-111 110-111 110-111 110-111 110-111 110-111 writing a summary (Listening) speaking for a purpose (to repeat, to inform, to explain) understanding academic vocabulary organizing sentences and paragraphs in a logical way writing for a purpose (to learn, to inform, to persuade) Speaking: Repeat sentence Listening: Highlight incorrect words Language Leader Intermediate 39

Unit 10 Pages PTE Academic subskill 110-111 Unit 11 Pages PTE Academic subskill and communicative skill Arts and 112-113 media Types of media 112-113 Types of media 112-113 Types of media 112-113 Types of media 112-113 Types of media 112-113 Types of media 112-113 Types of media identifying words and phrases appropriate to the context identifying words and phrases appropriate to the context (Listening) or main ideas or understanding academic vocabulary understanding academic vocabulary (Listening) Listening: Highlight incorrect words Speaking: Repeat sentence Listening: Highlight incorrect words Listening: Write from dictation Language Leader Intermediate 40

Unit 11 Pages PTE Academic subskill and communicative skill 112-113 Types of media 114-115 Media recluses in the arts 114-115 Media recluses in the arts 114-115 Media recluses in the arts 114-115 Media recluses in the arts 114-115 Media recluses in the arts 116-117 The life of a foreign correspondent 116-117 The life of a foreign correspondent 116-117 The life of a foreign correspondent 116-117 The life of a foreign correspondent or main ideas identifying words and phrases appropriate to the context inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words or or main ideas Language Leader Intermediate 41

Unit 11 Pages PTE Academic subskill and communicative skill 116-117 The life of a foreign correspondent 116-117 The life of a foreign correspondent 118-119 118-119 118-119 118-119 118-119 120-121 120-121 120-121 120-121 inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words or identifying words and phrases appropriate to the context (Listening) or main ideas taking notes while reading a text organizing an oral presentation in a logical way developing complex ideas within a spoken discourse classifying and categorizing information organizing sentences and paragraphs in a logical way Language Leader Intermediate 42

Unit 12 Pages PTE Academic subskill Crime 122-123 Real crimes? 122-123 Real crimes? 122-123 Real crimes? 122-123 Real crimes? 122-123 Real crimes? 124-125 The causes of crime 124-125 The causes of crime 124-125 The causes of crime 124-125 The causes of crime 124-125 The causes of crime main ideas understanding academic vocabulary inferring the meaning of unfamiliar words taking notes while listening to a recording main ideas Listening: Highlight incorrect words Language Leader Intermediate 43

Unit 12 Pages PTE Academic subskill 124-125 The causes of crime 126-127 The big dig 126-127 The big dig 126-127 The big dig 126-127 The big dig 126-127 The big dig 126-127 The big dig 126-127 The big dig 128-129 128-129 main ideas following a logical or chronological sequence of events (Listening) Listening: Highlight incorrect words Language Leader Intermediate 44

Unit 12 Pages PTE Academic subskill 128-129 128-129 130-131 130-131 130-131 130-131 130-131 130-131 main ideas summarizing the main idea (Listening) identifying a summary taking notes while listening to a recording writing a summary organizing sentences and paragraphs in a logical way Language Leader Intermediate 45

Review Units 10-12 Pages PTE Academic subskill 132-133 Review main ideas 132-133 Review 132-133 Review 132-133 Review 132-133 Review 132-133 Review (Listening) Language Leader Intermediate 46

Language Leader Intermediate 47