English for Everyone - Practice Book - Level 4 - Advanced: A Complete Self-Study Programme (CEFR: upper B2-C1)

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First published in Great Britain in 2016 by Dorling Kindersley Limited Our Practice Book (Level 4) offers great exercises and examples to introduce English at an advanced stage including key language skills, grammar, and vocabulary. Build your confidence and fluency of conversational English. English for Everyone uses visual teaching methods to introduce practical English usage, reinforced through a variety of exercises and examples in our Practice Book (Level 4). The Level 4 Practice Book challenges your English experience with topical content covering family life, careers and business, news and media, and even laws, rules, and regulations. As well as continuing to improve your vocabulary, grammar, and punctuation to an advanced level with comprehensive guidance. When used alongside our Course Book (Level 4), this workbook is ideal for English test preparations or ESL lesson plans. Whether you are looking for ESL teaching resources, or a structured programme for adults to learn English as a second language, the English for Everyone Practice Books provide practice questions and exercises focusing on: - Grammar: Applying new language rules into different contexts with visual breakdowns of English grammar in use - Vocabulary: Cement understanding of key English vocabulary with visual cues to help understand the exercises - Reading: Examine target language topics in real-life English examples to support effective English language learning - Writing: Improve core understanding of English by producing written passages of English text - Listening: Test understanding of spoken English with extensive English-speaking audio materials integrated into every unit (All supplementary audio is available on the DK English for Everyone website and IOS/Android App). - Speaking: ESL learners can practice and compare spoken English with our free online audio resources The English for Everyone Level 4 resources cover the advanced skills and topics required for all major global English-language exams and reference frameworks including: - CEFR: upper B2 - C1 - TOEFL (test paper): 520-580 - TOEFL (computer-based test): 200-240 - TOEFL (online test): 70-95 - IELTS: 5.5-7 - TOEIC: 850-900 English for Everyone is a series of guides and practice books that supports English learning for adults from a beginner level, to intermediate, and advanced practical English. Offering an easy-to-follow format that offers guidance for both teaching English as a foreign language, and a self-study approach with resources available to improve English speaking, reading and writing. Contents How the course works 01 Making conversation 02 Action and state verbs 03 Using collocations 04 Complex descriptions 05 Making general statements 06 Vocabulary Travel and tourism 07 Phrasal verbs 08 Narrative tenses 09 Giving advice and opinions 10 Making predictions 11 Vocabulary Family and relationships 12 Using discourse markers 13 Past habits and states 14 Comparing and contrasting 15 Two comparatives together 16 Vocabulary Studying 17 Taking notes 18 Speaking approximately 19 Changing emphasis 20 Things that might happen 21 Vocabulary Working 22 Job applications 23 Asking polite questions 24 Complex verb patterns 25 Double object verbs 26 Vocabulary Meeting and presenting 27 Reflexive pronouns 28 Meeting and planning 29 Qualifying descriptions 30 Expressing purpose 31 Vocabulary Environmental concerns 32 Conditional tenses 33 Past regrets 34 Actions and consequences 35 Few or little? 36 Vocabulary Tradition and superstition 37 Past possibility 38 Speculation and deduction 39 Mixed conditionals 40 Adding “-ever” to question words 41 Vocabulary Media and celebrity 42 Reporting with passives 43 Making indirect statements 44 Adding emphasis 45 Shifting focus 46 Vocabulary Crime and the law 47 Relative clauses 48 More relative clauses 49 Modal verbs in the future 50 Modal verbs overview 51 Vocabulary Customs and cultures 52 Talking about groups 53 Old and new situations 54 Articles 55 Abstract ideas 56 Vocabulary Technology and the future 57 Future hopes 58 The future continuous 59 The future perfect 60 The future in the past 61 Vocabulary Art and culture 62 Leaving words out 63 Substituting words 64 Shortening infinitives 65 Expressing reactions 66 Getting things done 67 Complex agreement 68 “So” and “such” 69 Using articles to generalize Answers