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Student’s Book Marian Barry The revised edition of this highly successful course offers complete preparation for all papers of the Cambridge IGCSE in English as a Second Language examination. The book is endorsed by University of Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) for use with the revised syllabus. The author is an experienced examiner and uses her in-depth knowledge of the syllabus requirements to train students in the skills needed for exam success.
Student’s Book
Key features: • Stimulating topics, international in perspective and relevant to IGCSE students’ educational needs and interests. • Step-by-step development of the four skills to build confidence and competence. • Particular attention to developing a mature writing style with a focus on tone, and audience awareness. • Frequent opportunities for oral expression and listening with practice in functional language, pronunciation, intonation and stress, and interacting with a speaker. • Exercises in grammar, vocabulary and spelling. • Constant exposure to typical IGCSE questions and model answers, with exam-format exercises and after every unit.
Revised Edition
9780521140867 ISBN Marian Barry Student’s Book Cover. C M Y K PMS 144C
Revised Edition
Success International English Skills for IGCSE
Success International English Skills for IGCSE
Success International English Skills for IGCSE Student’s Book Revised Edition
The contains detailed teacher’s notes, suggestions for alternative approaches and wider practice, comments throughout on the requirements of the exam, and complete audio scripts and answers, including answers to the Workbook exercises. The provides stimulating practice material that consolidates and tests understanding of the language and themes in the coursebook. Marian Barry is a highly experienced teacher, teacher-trainer, examiner and author.
Student’s Book Workbook Teacher’s Book Audio CD
978-0-521-14086-7 978-0-521-14090-4 978-0-521-14088-1 978-0-521-14089-8
For more information on IGCSE titles from Cambridge, visit www.cambridge.org/cie
ISBN 978-0-521-14086-7
Marian Barry Endorsed by University of Cambridge International Examinations
Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-14086-7 - Success International English Skills for IGCSE Student’s Book, Revised Edition Marian Barry Table of Contents More information
Contents Contents chart
4
Acknowledgements
6
Introduction
7
1
Happiness and Success
8
2
You and Your Community
25
3
Sport and Fitness
43
4
Transport Issues
64
5
That’s Entertainment!
83
6
Travel and the Outdoor Life
105
7
Student Life
127
8
Happy Endings
145
9
The Animal World
165
10
The World of Work
187
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Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-14086-7 - Success International English Skills for IGCSE Student’s Book, Revised Edition Marian Barry Excerpt More information
unit
1
Happiness and Success
What is happiness? 1 Quiz Do this quiz in pairs to find out how happy you are. Don’t worry about individual words – just try to understand the main ideas.
!REYOULIVINGTHELIFEYOUWANT
1 Which statement best summarises your feelings about your education? A My talent is unrecognised. B I’m very clear about what way of working suits me. C Other people’s approval is very important.
4 Which statement best describes your feelings about your home? A It’s a place to rest my head. B My heart lifts when I come home. C I feel proud when I tell someone my address.
2 How do you feel about relationships? A I think people should accept me for who I am. B I know what I have to give, but sometimes I fail. C I try hard to be an ideal son/daughter/friend.
5 You’ve got a chance to redecorate your bedroom. Do you A let your parents choose the colour scheme and carpet, etc? B go for something outrageous or soothing – whatever makes you feel good? C select something stylish you saw in a magazine?
3 Which statement best describes your relationship with your closest friend? A Our relationship is so good we never argue. B We do argue, but we make up afterwards. C We like to get every niggle off our chests.
8
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1 Happiness and Success
6 What are your feelings about other people? A I believe there is usually an ulterior motive in people’s behaviour. B I give individuals the benefit of the doubt. C I trust people and then feel let down. 7 You’ve been invited to a big party. All your friends will be there. You hate parties. Do you A tell everyone you’re going but don’t turn up? B explain your feelings in a light-hearted way? C go anyway and feel miserable? 8 You’re feeling proud of a new outfit. A ‘friend’ makes a hurtful remark. Do you A give a sharp reply/say something nasty back? B ignore it? C vow never to be seen in it again? 9 How do you choose your clothes? A I go for classics. B For comfort and personal taste – favourite colours, cuts and fabrics. C I like to be fashionable. 10 What are your feelings about family and personal relationships? A I believe that I have a duty to others. B I’ll make sacrifices, but I know my limits. C I believe I must be happy in whatever I do.
11 What is the most important part of your home? A Main reception room. B Bathroom, kitchen, bedroom or ‘den’. C Front entrance. 12 How do you deal with difficult situations? A I avoid situations that might hurt me. B I remove myself from any situation that keeps causing me pain. C I persevere in situations that are hurting me. 13 How would you describe your life? A I’ve no time to pursue personal goals. B I’ve a clear sense of meaning and purpose. C I’m over-committed and I feel all over the place. 14 Which best describes your friendships? A I’d like to have more. B I choose my friends. C My friends choose me – I’m liked and accepted. 15 You’re relaxing in the bath after a hard day when a friend phones. Do you A get someone to tell her you’re out? B get someone to tell her you’ll call back? C take the call?
See page 208 for quiz scores.
9
© in this web service Cambridge University Press
www.cambridge.org
Student’s Book
Key features: • Stimulating topics, international in perspective and relevant to IGCSE students’ educational needs and interests. • Step-by-step development of the four skills to build confidence and competence. • Particular attention to developing a mature writing style with a focus on tone, and audience awareness. • Frequent opportunities for oral expression and listening with practice in functional language, pronunciation, intonation and stress, and interacting with a speaker. • Exercises in grammar, vocabulary and spelling. • Constant exposure to typical IGCSE questions and model answers, with exam-format exercises and after every unit.
Revised Edition
9780521140867 ISBN Marian Barry Student’s Book Cover. C M Y K PMS 144C
Revised Edition
Success International English Skills for IGCSE
Success International English Skills for IGCSE
Success International English Skills for IGCSE Student’s Book Revised Edition
The contains detailed teacher’s notes, suggestions for alternative approaches and wider practice, comments throughout on the requirements of the exam, and complete audio scripts and answers, including answers to the Workbook exercises. The provides stimulating practice material that consolidates and tests understanding of the language and themes in the coursebook. Marian Barry is a highly experienced teacher, teacher-trainer, examiner and author.
Student’s Book Workbook Teacher’s Book Audio CD
978-0-521-14086-7 978-0-521-14090-4 978-0-521-14088-1 978-0-521-14089-8
For more information on IGCSE titles from Cambridge, visit www.cambridge.org/cie
ISBN 978-0-521-14086-7
Marian Barry Endorsed by University of Cambridge International Examinations
Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-14086-7 - Success International English Skills for IGCSE Student’s Book, Revised Edition Marian Barry Table of Contents More information
Contents Contents chart
4
Acknowledgements
6
Introduction
7
1
Happiness and Success
8
2
You and Your Community
25
3
Sport and Fitness
43
4
Transport Issues
64
5
That’s Entertainment!
83
6
Travel and the Outdoor Life
105
7
Student Life
127
8
Happy Endings
145
9
The Animal World
165
10
The World of Work
187
© in this web service Cambridge University Press
www.cambridge.org
Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-14086-7 - Success International English Skills for IGCSE Student’s Book, Revised Edition Marian Barry Excerpt More information
unit
1
Happiness and Success
What is happiness? 1 Quiz Do this quiz in pairs to find out how happy you are. Don’t worry about individual words – just try to understand the main ideas.
!REYOULIVINGTHELIFEYOUWANT
1 Which statement best summarises your feelings about your education? A My talent is unrecognised. B I’m very clear about what way of working suits me. C Other people’s approval is very important.
4 Which statement best describes your feelings about your home? A It’s a place to rest my head. B My heart lifts when I come home. C I feel proud when I tell someone my address.
2 How do you feel about relationships? A I think people should accept me for who I am. B I know what I have to give, but sometimes I fail. C I try hard to be an ideal son/daughter/friend.
5 You’ve got a chance to redecorate your bedroom. Do you A let your parents choose the colour scheme and carpet, etc? B go for something outrageous or soothing – whatever makes you feel good? C select something stylish you saw in a magazine?
3 Which statement best describes your relationship with your closest friend? A Our relationship is so good we never argue. B We do argue, but we make up afterwards. C We like to get every niggle off our chests.
8
© in this web service Cambridge University Press
www.cambridge.org
Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-14086-7 - Success International English Skills for IGCSE Student’s Book, Revised Edition Marian Barry Excerpt More information
1 Happiness and Success
6 What are your feelings about other people? A I believe there is usually an ulterior motive in people’s behaviour. B I give individuals the benefit of the doubt. C I trust people and then feel let down. 7 You’ve been invited to a big party. All your friends will be there. You hate parties. Do you A tell everyone you’re going but don’t turn up? B explain your feelings in a light-hearted way? C go anyway and feel miserable? 8 You’re feeling proud of a new outfit. A ‘friend’ makes a hurtful remark. Do you A give a sharp reply/say something nasty back? B ignore it? C vow never to be seen in it again? 9 How do you choose your clothes? A I go for classics. B For comfort and personal taste – favourite colours, cuts and fabrics. C I like to be fashionable. 10 What are your feelings about family and personal relationships? A I believe that I have a duty to others. B I’ll make sacrifices, but I know my limits. C I believe I must be happy in whatever I do.
11 What is the most important part of your home? A Main reception room. B Bathroom, kitchen, bedroom or ‘den’. C Front entrance. 12 How do you deal with difficult situations? A I avoid situations that might hurt me. B I remove myself from any situation that keeps causing me pain. C I persevere in situations that are hurting me. 13 How would you describe your life? A I’ve no time to pursue personal goals. B I’ve a clear sense of meaning and purpose. C I’m over-committed and I feel all over the place. 14 Which best describes your friendships? A I’d like to have more. B I choose my friends. C My friends choose me – I’m liked and accepted. 15 You’re relaxing in the bath after a hard day when a friend phones. Do you A get someone to tell her you’re out? B get someone to tell her you’ll call back? C take the call?
See page 208 for quiz scores.
9
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