18.1 Making predictions ( Language in use Read this article. Where do the sentences in the box belong? a soon, every business will have a website where it can advertise its products b business will certainly reduce their costs by using the Internet c The number of users is growing steadily at 10% a month

A. What do you say? This is controlled review of the main functional language points from the previous four units. 1. Introduce the activity; ask learners how to make a prediction to elicit what they remember. 2. Alone or in pairs, learners match the remaining functions to the actual words. 3. Check their answers and then elicit alternatives for each function

Unit 14 Entertaining 14.1 Taking a guest to dinner (1) Language in use Read this text. Where do the sentences in the box belong? If you arrive at a restaurant before your host, wait at the bar B If you're not sure you can go, call and explain your situation

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Text AA Friend In Need Objectives Background Discussion Structure Study Need Language Study