书名：Get Ready for IELTS Speaking 基础雅思口语

作者：Rhona Snelling

出版社名称：Collins

出版时间：2012

语种： 英文

ISBN：9780007460632

商品尺寸：24.5x 1 x 18.8 cm

包装：平装

页数：134

Collins Get Ready for IELTSSpeaking helps pre-intermediate students start their preparation for the IELTSSpeaking test. Learners benefit from: ·Twelve units of carefully graded material ·Four review units to check and consolidate key language and skills ·Key IELTS grammar and vocabulary in very unit ·Exam tips and information ·“Watch out!” sections that highlight common errors in theIELTSSpeaking test Written by an experienced IELTS tutor, the 12 units provide materials for approximately 50 hours of study. The book can be used in class or for self-study. Free Teacher's Notes for available online. 

CEF level: A2+

Ideal for learners with band score 3-4 who want to achieve a higher score.

A lower-level exam practice book designed to improve the level of students who plan to take the IELTS test in the future. Collins Get Ready for IELTS Speaking is the perfect book for lower level learners who want to develop the necessary skills to perform effectively on the IELTS Speaking test. Perfect for self-study, the series follows a guided-learning approach that gives students access to a full answer key with model answers. Developed by experienced IELTS tutors, the series takes into account the specific language needs of learners at this level. Twelve units of carefully graded material for lower level students, all supported with clear examples Key IELTS grammar and vocabulary for the IELTS Speaking test provided in each unit Regular exam tips and information in each unit “Watch out!” sections that highlight common errors made by learners in the IELTS Speaking test Four review units to check and consolidate understanding of key language and skills for the IELTS Speaking test Vocabulary glossary for each unit provided at the back of the book

Rhona Snelling is a freelance ELT writer and editor, with extensive experience of teaching exam courses in private language schools and universities in the UK and overseas. She has a Master’s degree in Applied Linguistics from the University of Oxford.

Introduction   
1 Family Family and describing people  Pronunciation: / ð /; Possessive adjectives; Talking about your own life and experience                                                                    
2 Free time  Free time activities  Expressing preferences; Present simple; Identifying key words in questions                                                                              
3Special occasions  Special occasions  Connecting ideas; Past simple; Pronunciation: Past simple verbs and -ed; Giving longer answers
Review 1  
4 Hometown  Describing cities   Pronunciation: Syllables and word stress; There is /There   are; Fluency    
5TV and radio TV and radio programmes  Adverbs of frequency; Organizing your answers             
6 Weather Weather  Pronunciation: Vowel sounds; Can / can’t; Giving relevant answers   
Review 2
7 Studying  Studying and academic subjects  Pronunciation: Word stress; Collocations; Present continuous; Using a range of vocabulary  
8Work Work and jobs  Have to; Using phrases to give you time to think          
9Holidays and travel  Holidays and travel  Opposite adjectives; Be going to; Pronunciation: / ə / and sentence stress; Taking notes and preparing your answers                                      
Review 3
10 Health  Health  Giving explanations; Pronunciation: Contractions; Should/ shouldn’t; Understanding different types of questions  
11Important events Important life events  Describing feelings; Pronunciation: Giving emphasis; Comparing; Using the right tenses in answers             
12 Possessions  Talking about possessions  Describing objects; Pronunciation: Linking words; Present perfect with for and since; Exam skills review                                                                                      
Review 4                                                                                
Practice test                                                                             
Audio scripts                                                                             
Answer key                                                                              
Glossary                                                                               
Pronunciation chart

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