Cambridge English Catalogue 2024 MEA

Where English meets Exams

STUDENT’S BOOK WITH EBOOK • Relax knowing Prepare’s unique Exam Journey drives students to exam success • Create confident English users with our enhanced vocabulary and grammar syllabus • Inspire learners to expand their horizons and knowledge exploring Prepare's Life Skills and Culture sections • Support and extend learning through the collection of online resources With the Workbook Digital Pack: • Build exam strategies and skills to inspire exam day success in the digital test environment • Access grammar, vocabulary and exam practice when it suits you on your mobile device Where English meets Exams Prepare Second Edition levels 6 & 7 combine teen-appeal topics with extensive preparation for the B2 First for Schools exam. • Enjoy interactive, personalised lessons with themes and resources relevant to school-aged learners

Where English meets Exams Prepare Second Edition levels 8 & 9 combine teen-appeal topics with extensive preparation for the C1 Advanced exam. • Enjoy interactive, personalised lessons with themes and resources relevant to school-aged learners • Relax knowing Prepare’s unique Exam Journey drives students to exam success • Create confident English users with our enhanced vocabulary and grammar syllabus • Inspire learners to expand their horizons and knowledge exploring Prepare’s Life Skills sections • Support and extend learning through the collection of online resources With the Workbook Digital Pack: • Build exam strategies and skills to inspire exam day success in the digital test environment

STUDENT’S BOOK WITH EBOOK • Access grammar, vocabulary and exam practice when it suits you on your mobile device • Relax knowing Prepare’s unique Exam Journey drives students to exam success • Create confident English users with our enhanced vocabulary and grammar syllabus • Inspire learners to expand their horizons and knowledge exploring Prepare’s Life Skills and Culture sections • Support and extend learning through the collection of online resources With the Workbook Digital Pack: • Build exam strategies and skills to inspire exam day success in the digital test environment Where English meets Exams Prepare Second Edition levels 6 & 7 combine teen-appeal topics with extensive preparation for the B2 First for Schools exam. • Enjoy interactive, personalised lessons with themes and resources relevant to school-aged learners

Towards B2 First for Schools

B2 First for Schools exam level

Towards C1 Advanced

C1 Advanced exam level

Towards B1 Preliminary for Schools

B1 Preliminary for Schools exam level

Towards C1 Advanced

C1 Advanced exam level

Towards B2 First for Schools

B2 First for Schools exam level

STUDENT’S BOOK WITH EBOOK

B2 LEVEL 6

B2 LEVEL 7

C1 LEVEL 8

C1 LEVEL 9

B1 LEVEL 4

B1 LEVEL 5

C1 LEVEL 8

C1 LEVEL 9

B2 LEVEL 6

B2 LEVEL 7

James Styring Nicholas Tims Helen Chilton

Anthony Cosgrove Claire Wijayatilake

James Styring Nicholas Tims

Second Edition

James Styring Nicholas Tims

Niki Joseph Helen Chilton

Second Edition

James Styring Nicholas Tims Helen Chilton

Anthony Cosgrove Claire Wijayatilake

Second Edition

James Styring Nicholas Tims

Second Edition

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Cambridge English Scale

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Cambridge English Qualification

Cambridge English Scale

PREPARE Level

Cambridge English Qualification

Cambridge English Scale

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Cambridge English Scale

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C1 Advanced

180-199

C1 Advanced

180-199

C1 Advanced

180-199

C1 Advanced

180-199

B2 First for Schools

160-179

B2 First for Schools

160-179

B2 First for Schools

160-179

B2 First for Schools

160-179

B1 Preliminary for Schools

140-159

B1 Preliminary for Schools

140-159

B1 Preliminary for Schools

140-159

B1 Preliminary for Schools

140-159

STUDENT’S BOOK WITH EBOOK • Access grammar, vocabulary and exam practice when it suits you on your mobile device

A2 Key for Schools

120-139

A2 Key for Schools

120-139

A2 Key for Schools

120-139

A2 Key for Schools

120-139

STUDENT’S BOOK WITH EBOOK

100-119

Experts together Our aim is to deliver the materials you tell us you need. Exclusive insights from test development and candidate performance guarantee expert content. The result is a unique Exam Journey in each course, ensuring every student is ready on exam day. From skills development to exam tasks, language discovery to real-world usage, we create better learning experiences, together.

B1 LEVEL 5

C1 LEVEL 9

B2 LEVEL 6

C1 LEVEL 8

B2 LEVEL 7

James Styring Nicholas Tims Helen Chilton

Niki Joseph Helen Chilton

Second Edition

Anthony Cosgrove Claire Wijayatilake

James Styring Nicholas Tims

Second Edition

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LIFE SKILLS How to manage stress

1 What things are stressful for you? Rate the issues below from 1 (not stressful) to 4 (very stressful). a homework and school projects b personal problems with friends c worries about tests and exams d nasty messages on social media e not having enough pocket money f looking good and being in style g bullies and other negative people 2 Read the text on the opposite page. Which suggestions would be the most helpful for you? 3 Match the following ideas with the tips in the text. 1 Doing your homework at the last minute isn’t a good habit. 2 Take some time to enjoy yourself after your work is done. 3 Make sure you have a good diet and get plenty of rest. 4 It’s important to think about the possible causes of your stress. 5 Talking to someone about your worries can make you feel better. 6 Sports and exercise are good ways to reduce feelings of stress. 4 Match the highlighted words in the text to the meanings. 1 based on good decisions 2 spend your free time in a place or with someone 3 feeling nervous or worried 4 related to school and studies 5 when you feel how something happens to you 6 have something inside or as a part 1 Are these statements true ( T ) or false ( F ) for you? In pairs, compare your ideas. I talk more than I listen. I’m quiet, so I don’t want to talk. It’s normal to have some problems at school, at home or with friends. These problems can cause negative feelings, or stress. Everyone has some stress in life, but too much stress can be bad for a person’s health. That’s why it’s important to deal with stress and reduce its effects. LIFE SKILLS To have good conversation, you should remember that: • when only one person talks and the other listens, it is not a conversation! • some people are quiet, some people like talking more. • a good conversation includes everyone. I magine you have to spend an hour with a student you don’t know from another class. Maybe you’re going to take a test, or you’re waiting to see the head teacher. For some people, it’s a difcult situation because you don’t know the person very well. For other people, it’s easy to start a conversation and say, for example, How are you? or Are you nervous? Talking to an older person can be even more difcult. For example, your parents’ friends or aunts, uncles or grandparents. Sometimes they ask all the questions and you only answer! The best way to manage this is to think of questions to ask the other person. People like to talk about their experiences and to give an opinion about things. Good

conversations

5 Listen to four people: Paul, Emma, Marco and Vicky. Match them with the problems they mention.

arguments Group conversations are also difcult to manage sometimes, but there are some easy ways to make sure everyone speaks, including yourself! If you are a person who can talk easily, then think about the others in the group. If you notice one person is not speaking, then ask them a question. A simple And you? or Why? Or show interest – Really? bullying homework money parents sisters social media sports 80 When you are in a group and everyone is talking at the same time, it is sometimes hard to interrupt, especially if you think this is not a polite thing to do. When you want to give your own opinion politely, you can use Excuse me , can I say something? Then other people know you have something to say. We can all learn to have good conversations. 1 Paul 2 Emma 3 Marco 4 Vicky 6 Listen again. Answer the questions. 1 How did Paul finally solve his problem? 2 Why hasn’t Emma got very much free time? 3 Why does Marco tell his friends that he’s busy? 4 What does her sisters do that annoys Vicky so much? 7 Work in pairs. Think of suggestions to help Paul, Emma, Marco and Vicky. 8 Read the Useful language phrases. Complete them with your own ideas. 64

USEFUL LANGUAGE Describing stress 1 I can’t relax when … 2 It’s annoying when … 3 I feel upset when … 4 I get stressed when … 5 I really hate it when … 2 Listen to the conversations and answer the questions. Conversation 1 Does the conversation include everyone? Conversation 2 Is the girl, Poppy, polite? Conversation 3 How does the boy stop his grandmother’s questions? 3 Read the text above and tick ( ✓ ) the best sentence. The text explains how to … a speak more clearly. b improve your conversation skills. c ask questions. d make more friends. 63

I prefer to talk in pairs than in groups.

I like to hear different opinions.

50 LIFE SKILLS

116 LIFE SKILLS

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