3 To do 0.4 Speaking passionately p. 7 To do Grammar Sample Matura task 1.3 Performing a short passage like an actor p. 12 1.4 Using the Re-Re-Ex-Ex principle to discuss tourism trends p. 13 1.5 Practicing the Re-Re-Ex-Ex method once more p. 14 1.8 Starting a presentation with a quote p. 16 1.10 The -s in the third person singular p. 1 1.11 p. 17 Phrases & structures To do Sample Matura task 2.5 Linking words and phrases, introducing pros & cons p. 22 2.7 Disagreeing with someone and introducing counterarguments p. 23 2.8 Additional phrases for debates taken from the “Core Inventory for General English” p. 23 2.3 Finding pros and cons in a text p. 21 2.4 Talking about the pros and cons of smart homes using linking elements p. 21 2.9 Disagreeing with others in a discussion p. 24 2.11 p. 25 Phrases & structures To do Grammar Sample Matura task 3.3 Introducing particularly interesting or surprising facts p. 29 3.7 Synonyms for “interesting” p. 31 3.8 Synonyms for “important” p. 31 3.13 Phrases and idioms to end a lengthy statement p. 33 3.4 Making facts appear especially interesting p. 29 3.11 Researching & discussing current CSR trends p. 32 3.9 Present perfect simple and progressive p. 31 3.14 p. 33 Phrases & structures To do Grammar Sample Matura task 4.3 Phrases to “tell them what you will tell them” p. 38 4.4 Phrases to “tell them” p. 38 4.5 Phrases to “tell them what you just told them” and sum up your main points p. 38 4.11 Agreeing with someone p. 42 4.6 Giving an overview / Rephrasing Matura tasks I p. 39 4.8 Paraphrasing content p. 40 4.12 Expressing agreement p. 42 4.14 Imitating great speakers p. 42 4.9 The passive voice p. 41 4.15 p. 43 Phrases & structures To do Sample Matura task 5.8 Phrases to emphasise an important point p. 50 5.13 Describing pictures p. 53 5.3 Faking a phone call p. 48 5.5 Learning to pronounce some tricky words p. 49 5.9 Discussing branding, using phrases to add emphasis p. 51 5.11 Drafting an opening for a speaking task p. 52 5.14 p. 53 Phrases & structures To do Grammar Sample Matura task 6.5 Phrases and structures for action verbs (part 1) p. 59 6.7 Phrases to use when you don’t know the answer to a question p. 61 6.4 Rephrasing Matura tasks II (synonyms / sentence structure) p. 59 6.8 Talking about unfamiliar topics; fact-checking p. 61 6.2 Sentences with “if” p. 57 6.9 p. 62 Phrases & structures To do Sample Matura task 7.5 Phrases to invite someone to take part in a discussion p. 69 7.3 Starting a presentation with a hook p. 69 7.6 A ctively inviting your partner into the discussion p. 70 7.8 p. 70 Phrases & structures To do Sample Matura task 8.3 Phrases to describe graphs and diagrams p. 75 8.4 Describing a graph on global inequality p. 76 8.6 Researching current developments in the field of poverty and inequality p. 77 8.7 p. 78 Phrases & structures To do Sample Matura task 9.4 A few idioms and phrasal verbs p. 84 9.5 Talking about politics, using new words & phrases p. 85 9.6 p. 85 Phrases & structures To do Sample Matura task 10.6 Action verbs (part 2) p. 92 10.3 Persuading listeners, using rhetorical devices p. 91 10.5 Rephrasing Matura tasks III (including nouning) p. 92 10.7 p. 93 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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