Cambridge Global English Workbook Stage 9

Description

Cambridge Global English Stages 7-9 follow the Cambridge Lower Secondary English as a Second Language (ESL) Curriculum Framework.

Workbook 9 is organised into eighteen thematic units of study based on the Cambridge International Examinations English as a Second Language Scheme of Work for Stage 9. The units are carefully structured to reinforce the language learning of the Coursebook, at the same time as extending students’ knowledge via a range of exercise types. CEFR Level: B1+

Key Features

• Stages 7-9 help to prepare learners for the Cambridge International Examinations Secondary 1 Checkpoint test
• 18 thematic units mapped to the Coursebook units
• Comprehensive grammar reference section included, which supplements both the Workbook and the Coursebook
• Study skills features offer helpful guidance to students
• Skills-based approach to language learning
• Wide variety of exercise types
• Tasks carefully selected to appeal to the age range

Table of Contents

1. UNIT 1. Family ties:
   1. Family life
   2. Twins reunited
   3. Well done!
2. UNIT 2. Personal appearance:
   1. All dressed up
   2. My style
   3. A fashion classic
3. UNIT 3. Moods and feelings:
   1. Ups and downs
   2. Problems and solutions
   3. Beyond words
4. UNIT 4. The world of music:
   1. What does music mean to you?
   2. West meets East through music
   3. The sound of music
5. UNIT 5. Health and diseases:
   1. A game changer
   2. What helps you to be healthy?
   3. The story of vaccination
6. UNIT 6. Leisure time:
   1. Leisure for pleasure
   2. Finding time
   3. A good night’s sleep
7. UNIT 7. Energy resources:
   1. A tropical paradise
   2. What does it mean to be green?
   3. The power of nature
8. UNIT 8. Industrial revolution:
   1. Water for food
   2. Full steam ahead
   3. 3. Can it or cool it!
9. UNIT 9. Handling data:
   1. Facts and figures
   2. What are the facts?
   3. What can numbers tell you?
10. UNIT 10. Giving presentations:
    1. Picture it
    2. Getting your message across
    3. From ideas to words
11. UNIT 11. Learning and training:
    1. Good teachers, good learners
    2. Team spirit
    3.  What have you been doing?
12. UNIT 12. Making a living:
    1. The ideal job
    2. Part-time and summer jobs
    3. Young entrepreneurs
13. UNIT 13. Population and resources:
    1. People and places
    2. Japan: A case study
    3. Water for the world
14. UNIT 14. Cultures and customs:
    1. What’s in a name?
    2. Ceremonies and formal occasions
    3. Pearls of wisdom
15. UNIT 15. The digital age:
    1. Zoom in
    2. A good idea
    3. The future is digital
16. UNIT 16. Light and sound:
    1. A trick of the light
    2. How we see the world
    3.  Sounds good to me
17. UNIT 17. Right and wrong:
    1. Crime and punishment
    2. Doing the right thing
    3. The scene of the crime
18. UNIT 18. A performance in English:
    1. All the world’s a stage
    2. On stage, off stage
    3. From script to performance
19. Grammar reference