World explorers 1 class book

World Explorers 1 Class Book + Class Audio CDs + Activity Book + Teachers book + 1 Photocopiables + Songs CD + 12 WorksheetsWorld Explorers 1 Class Book + Class Audio CDs + Activity Book + Teachers book + 1 Photocopiables + Songs CD + 12 Worksheets ♻World Explorers 2 Class Book + Class Audio CDs + Activity Book

Sarah aD Phillips Shipton Main vocabulary Hello! AN (1) In the trees A, {2} "Vy ® Let’s sport Main structures Ordinal numbers 1st — 31st Review of levels and It's Alfie's (poster) They're Becca's (books) listen to an MP3 player, laugh, Is Becca (wearing a red jacket)? read a magazine, shout, draw Is Josh (jumping)? No, he isn’t scared, tired, hungry, thirsty, excited Is he (hungry)? Yes, he is Is she (excited)? No, she isn’t Are they (scared)? Yes, they are Are they (thirsty)? No, they aren't go skateboarding, go swimming, go riding, play table tennis, play volleyball, play badminton, gymnastics, karate Hayley plays (table tennis) She doesn’t play (football) eat popcorn, sleep, write a note, Yes, she is Cross-curricular themes Let’s explore! Science: Woodland habitats A Rangers Maths: Understanding bar charts Sport at school Art: A transport Centre Does he (eat special food)? Yes, he does Does he (live near you)? No, he doesn't win, lose, train, trainer, team sticker, magnet, figure, poster, postcard, badge, keyring, card cushion, carpet, curtains, There are some (cards) There aren't any (badges) Are there any (frogs in the bathroom)? shelves, mug Yes, there are / No, there aren't guinea pig, spider, canary, tortoise, hamster, iguana, Which snake is (longer)? Susan is (longer) than Sheila shy, brave, fierce, greedy, noisy Java is the (biggest) Caspia is the (fiercest) Studying an artist’s style museum Collections (4) ` stick insect, snail Science: Eggs A zoo Geography: Understanding a map Modbury (a green town) History: Medieval castles London Geography: Schoo! Animals all around An {5} Places and people VĂN shopping centre, library, supermarket, theatre, hotel, church, cinema, café scientist, cook, farmer, waitress, student He was (very tall) She wasn’t (from Ireland) They were (happy) They weren't (rich) museum, water park, football match, safari park, Did he (have a pizza)? Yes, he did science centre, amusement park, music festival, circus A day out T} {7) Where’s the puppy? Where were you at (eleven o'clock)? ! was (at the shopping centre) Where was he at (half past twelve)? He was (at the hotel) clown, trampoline, high wire, Did she (buy a T-shirt)? No, she didn’t ! (laughed) They (went to a football match) We (saw acrobats) acrobat, fire eater attic, garage, balcony, basement, shower, shed, upstairs, downstairs pick up, wake up, rush, follow, save What was he doing? He was (playing in Hayley’s garden) He was (climbing a tree) when he (saw a fire downstairs) Homes and climate magazine Sarah Phillips Paul Shipton OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 13 pee L1 a 1.91 (BUS Station | “ | ⁄ = Ce ‘ald Say the rap (%) We're the Explorers, We're ready to go! mA, I’m E, "mi, moO Hey! Hello! We're Explorers too My name's Y, And her name’s U We hunt for clues On the pages of the book Join our team And help us look! ® Listen and repeat (3): Then find bike trainers T-shirt sandwich chocolate pizza cheese orange fish book bag computer game brush three eleven thirteen _ fifty-six eighty-one ninety-nine one hundred ©) Listen What's the word? (>) O Ask and answer in pairs € Can you guess this word? C-H đ Chocolate! No â Cheese! C-H-E Yes! Your turn now Read and say 7rue or False Aisinona bus Ehas got a radio | is happy Olikes pizza Uhasn’t got a telescope Y can ride a bike | | Nome: Liam Name: Josh Age: eleven Age: ten Favourites Favourites Family: one brother and one sister Family: three brothers © number: 81 © number: © food: pizza © food: chocolate ee Name: Alfie Family: one brother eat amily: one sister pee a sọ Favourites a © food: big sandwiches © food: oranges © number: 100 P—— Name: Poppy Name: Hayley Age: ten Family: two sisters Favourites Age: eleven Family: no brothers or sisters Favourites © number: 64 © number: © food: cheese © © food: fish Match the questions and answers UT How old is Josh? a _ Big sandwiches ( 2_ What's Becca's favourite number? b No, she hasn't What's Alfie’s favourite food? c Yes, he has One brother and one sister Has Liam got any brothers and sisters? d He's eleven Has Hayley got any brothers and sisters? e © Ninety-nine Make more questions Ask and answer in pairs is ki How old is Liam? | , Yes, that's right Your turn | —_ N : Sixty-four _ What's Poppy's favourite number? | Listen and read |») What's Hayley’s favourite colour? Hi, I'm Hayley F Um your new ` neighbour : ello, 'm Becca Andthisismy — friend, Poppy ) OF >< oh | Fl \ _ S : | | ` ey , ñ Wait! It’s not your’ shed It’s OUR shed GY )< Vo “——)_ for my shed — _ Ñ if | Si \ iered,hotblue Si < \ yin) ie U i] Liam and Josh are his friends Purple is MY favourite colour! + ý ủ Ak | \ r ee HY 4 TI Tm Alfie Ít Pee | — ¥; LA]4 ' (| CÁ: Ũ Ñ And my favourite colour th đề Read the questions Listen and match, |»): What's in the tube? a some books What's in the box? b some CDs What's in the bag? € a poster : ( Look Listen and repedt ‹ >: The boys and girls are in the shed = They're tidying up \CD1 Explore grammar ( © Lt (IS y What's this? © Q) It's Alfie's poster lÌ \ fre Possessives: ’s : What are these? © They're Becca's books Read and say 7rue or False % ZN oR — It’s Josh's hat It’s Hayley’s bag It’s Becca’s book They’re Poppy's brushes They’re Alfie’s trainers They’re Liam’s computer games Listen and read | ®) io When's your birthday? When’s your birthday? It’s on the Oth of July OK Let's write it on the calendar đu \CD1 Listen and point © T1 Listen again and repeat Look at the Explorers and read the questions Find the answers on pages 4-6 apogee (S/Enuul e the answers Writ Wha Hayltay¢ Lour t-shirt t i ap a In the trees Cs _ “ái, wilte-o:note : [hs IUaU IllTree Trail |4 ' Read and match zi What's Becca doing? a She's sleeping What's Josh doing? b She’s shouting What's Alfie doing? ¢ What's Jenny doing? d He’s eating popcorn He’s listening to an MP3 player Make more questions Ask and answer in pairs Œ yeahh Poppy doing? / \ She's laughing | ap PT bo Ng ~ ÁN 01 LGi 100121 001000100101 ÿ Christmd2around 02 1ì So lu the worid Read and listen )5?“ Match the text and photos Ẹ Lots of countries celebrate Christmas Eating is always an important part of the celebrations Each country has traditional Christmas food — : Turkey with vegetables is the traditional meal in Britain People have Christmas pudding for dessert.| Sometimes the cook puts a coin in the pudding It’s lucky to find the coin —— — In Scandinavia people make special biscuits at Christmas They make different shapes like stars, angels, leaves and trees They decorate them and put them on the Christmas tree In Ghana, in Africa, there are lots of parties at Christmas People eat chicken stew and rice on Christmas Day For dessert they have tropical fruit, like mangos, melons and oranges In South America people often eat turkey at Christmas Originally turkeys came from Central and South America In Ecuador ———— on Christmas morning they drink hot chocolate and eat doughnuts Originally chocolate came from South America too | : ) Read again Where are they? © Look! I’ve got a coin in my Christmas pudding Can | have some more hot chocolate, please? Q Here you are Do you want a doughnut too: © Can| have a biscuit from the tree? Of course, a star or an angel? ? Lucky you © Chicken stew and rice My favourite! And there are mangos for dessert | love mangos oJ a] A Christmas Carol This is an adaptation of an English story by Charles Dickens đ Look, listen and point â)" Mr Scrooge Bob Cratchit Ghost of Christmas Present Mr Scrooge is rich, but he isn’t happy Bob Cratchit works for Mr Scrooge He’s poor He’s got a big family This ghost shows the present Fred Ghost of Christmas Past Ghost of Christmas Future Fred is This Ghost shows This Ghost shows Mr Scrooge’s nephew b2) À ế the past Listen and regd Ế)55” the future Who does Mr Scrooge visit? + A ghost comes and shows Mr Scrooge Another ghost comes and shows | It's Christmas Eve Mr Scrooge his past They're looking at a Christmas Mr Scrooge a different party It’s Bob’s is working He hates Christmas | | party People are eating and drinking Christmas party There's a turkey on the He never gives Christmas They're talking and dancing Young table There’s a Christmas pudding too | presents He never goes to Mr Scrooge is having a good time at the | | They're very happy ¡ parties He never visits his party too Mr Scrooge thinks: Bob is poor, but he’s nephew, Fred, and his family Mr Scrooge thinks: I’m not happy now happy A a a E os Hate can ` Good! | hate Mr Scrooge, f crooge! AS | the future His picture is in the newspaper He’s dead A woman is reading the paper She’s happy Mr Scrooge feels terrible | He thinks: | want to change my life ‘ : ` TU It’s Christmas Day Mr Scrooge buys some presents and he goes to Fred's house Fred opens the-door-Mr-Scrooge-givee—|—————— Fred the presents Everyone is happy 85 Water Day 22nd March snowflake Y, a quarter WY a half ohe per cent All plants and animals need water We drink water, we cook with water, we wash with water and we sport in water But we dont often think about water World Water Day is on 22nd March On this day we think about D112) and whụ ït is important to Life What“do uou know about water? How much of our water is in the oceans? a about 97% b about 73% ¢ about 50% Is it easier to float in salt water or fresh water? a fresh water b salt water c there is no difference Every snowflake is a different b the same How much of a plant is water? a about 80% b about 60% c about 50% How much of a man is water? a about 757% b about 60% c about 50% How much of a woman is water? a about 75% b c about 60% about 50% i ¢ : me | ‘ji Jl Which lake has the most water? a b Lake Baikal in Russia Lake Victoria in Africa c Lake Superior in Canada Which river goes through London? a The Thames b The Danube c The Mississippi ©) Listen and check your answers ()57* 86 2x ) How much water you use in a 5-minute hot shower? a about 35 litres b about 25 litres ¢ about litres (i » aA 10 How much water does your body need every day? a b c about litres about litres about litre How many people in the world haven’t got safe water? a out of b out of 100 ¢ out of 1,000 Scientists think that the water on Mars a is in the form of ice b is in big rivers c is in clouds | | / : “D Cx Look at the pictures Answer £ ‹) Is there any water in the village? Listen and read @)$*° Who helps the engineers find water? The old man and the termites This is a story from the Ivory Coast This is Ismael He lives in a small village in the Ivory Coast He's an old man He doesn’t work now He likes sitting and watching the world There isn’t any water in the village Every day the women walk to the river They fill containers with water and then they walk back to the village The water is heavy It’s hard work, One day a team of engineers arrives They've got maps and all the best technology They want to find water and make a well in the village Everyone is very happy They start working The pupils at the school watch The men watch The women watch But the engineers don’t find any water The next day they try again in a different place But they don't find any water Everyone is sad The next day they try again Now the only person watching is the old man “| think | can help you”, he says, “Come with me.” The old man shows the engineers some termite hills “I like watching the world | learn a lot of things”, he says “For example, termites need a lot of water”, he continues “They build their nests over small rivers The rivers are under the ground Try here.” The next morning the engineers start making a hole near the termite hills At midday the village has water Everyone celebrates, Water means a better life in the village Jim Peter Jane Dan Ella John Tom Sally Anna Daisy 4) Look and write the names I He’s the one with black hair who’s riding a bike Peter He's the one with brown hair who's carrying a skateboard She's the one near the lake who's reading a book & She’s the one under the tree who’s sleeping He’s the one wearing glasses who’s sleeping She’s the one wearing a long skirt who’s playing with a dog @ Listen and number the people Then draw lines on the picture Š>⁄:o Listening for names and descriptions Kate : Movers Listening Listen and draw lines There is one example (%):; Daisy 37-7 771 I I | I \\ \ TW LV XY John > T7 Z Sally ` Jim Fiona Alan Movers Listening part1 89 Ree eatery Movers Q Read the sentences Choose the right word and write it on the lines See wes: ama [some any j I Look at the lion! It’s got cubs tigers in the African savannah There aren’t That giraffe has got & Do _ long neck insects live at the North Pole? interesting animals in Australia There are dolphin! shark, it’s Don't worry! It isn’t Have they got _ snakes in Ireland? Look, there are birds in that tree ©) Read the sentences Choose the right word(s) and complete animals in the world I Giraffes are tall taller — the tallest _ African elephants Indian elephants are _ small smallerthan tortoise in the Galapagos islands — George is old the smallest older the oldest tails than giraffes & Kangaroos have got long longer _ the longest Soldier ants are big and fierce fiercer _ the fiercest Emperor penguins are big 90 biggerthan _ the biggest Reading and understanding a factual text Adélie penguins Movers Reading and Writing Read the text Choose the right words and write them on the lines about 30 metres long and The males are 181,000 kilogrammes than the females the winter they live in polar regions where there a lot of food Blue whales don’t eat fish They eat tiny organisms called krill In the summer they swim south They sometimes near the beach and you can the water Whale Example big _ bigger “the biggest) I weigh weighs weighing small smaller the smallest On & is them jumping out of is a popular hobby At are In have 5a some swim see watch any swims sees swimming seeing watches watching Movers Reading and Writing part 91 Lets practisel Movers 1) Read and number Then change the word in bold for this or these is a person who works in the circus Ï You can borrow books Afilm from a library can be funny or sad People often send a postcard & Waitresses to their friends when they are on holiday are women who work in a restaurant Some people are scared of spiders A hamster is a small nocturnal mammal ©) Read Number the words in the second column You can use this to stick a note on a fridge You can read this when you are bored You can eat this when you go to the cinema You can buy food, clothes and other things here, You pull these across the window when it is night time You often visit these when you are on a school trip + —€-You can see these when you-go to a wildlife park —— Reading short definitions and matching to words iguanas OOOOOOOO Ï You have a lot of fun when you go to this place museums curtains magazine amusement park popcorn supermarket magnet Movers Reading and Writing Look and read Choose the correct words and write them on the lines There is one example stable theatre mug table tennis team library snail Example This is a place where you keep cows or horses stable I This is an animal with a shell on its back It’s got four legs This is a place where you can see plays or ballet It’s usually a big building in the centre of town When you go to one of these you swim and have fun They are often only open in the summer This is a person who works in a circus He’s funny and he makes you laugh You can drink out of one of these It often has pictures or words on the outside You play this with two bats and a small white ball It’s an Olympic sport There are eleven players on one of these in football There are five in basketball You can read books and magazines when you are here You can often use the computers too Movers Reading and Writing part 93 Movers oO C) C) C) ©) vào Lets practisel Circle the odd one out Then number the sentences Cover and say This is the odd one out because there’s a badge on the table This is the odd one out because she’s watching television This is the odd one out because you don’t need a ball when you go skateboarding This is the odd one out because the black hamster is bigger than the yellow hamster Circle the odd one out Then complete the sentences Cover and say This is the odd one out because there isn’t =———=— l-n This is the odd one out because 94- tị Suggesting a picture which is different and explaining why is : [MIOVGPS Speaking Decide which picture is different Say why Example This is the odd one out because it is half past seven in the other pictures In this picture it is eight o'clock Movers Speaking part 95 OXFORD UNIVERSITY PILESS Great Clarendon Street, Oxford, ox2 6pP, United Kingdom Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford It furthers the University’s objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide Oxford is a registered trade mark of Oxford University Press in the UK and in certain other countries © Oxford University Press 2012 The moral rights of the author have been asserted First published in 2012 2018 2017 2016 2015 1110987654 No unauthorized photocopying All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, without the prior permission in writing of Oxford University Press, or as expressly permitted by law, by licence or under terms agreed with the appropriate reprographics rights organization Enquiries concerning reproduction outside the scope of the above should be sent to the ELT Rights Department, Oxford University Press, at the address above You must not circulate this work in any other form and you must impose this same condition on any acquirer Links to third party 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Draisey pp.28-29, 50-51, 72-73: Enrique Corts/ Shannon Associates pp.10, 16, 20, 22, 32, 34, 42, 44, 54, 64; Kevin Hopgood pp.1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 16, 18, 20, 21, 30, 32, 33, 40, 42, 43, 54, 55, 56, 62, 64, 65, 66; Tom Hughes pp.4 (unit banner), (unit banner}, 13 (banner), 18 (unit banner), 20 (map), 23 (banner), 26 (map), 27 (map), 35 (banner), 38 (map), 42 (unit banner}, 45 {banner}, 48 (map), 52 (unit banner), 57 {unit banner), 60 (map), 62 (unit banner), 67 (unit banner), 70 {map}, 84 (unit banner}, 86 (banner); Alan Rowe pp opener spread, 2, 3, 7,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 35, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69; David Sheppard/The Bright Agency pp.67; Geoffrey Paul Smith pp.23, 57; Sam Tomasello pp.13, 45; Javier Joaquin/The Organisation pp.27, 39, 49, 61, 71; Fred Van Deelan/The Organisation pp.7, 12, 19, 22, 31, 34, 41, 44 53, 56, 63, 66 Commissioned photography by: Graham Alder/MM Studios pp.4, 18, 19, 31, 40, 46, 52, 53, 63: Mike Stone pp.14, 15, 24, 25, 30, 36, 37, 47, 58, 59, 62, 68, 69; Mark Bassett pp.80, 81 With many thanks to the following locations: Challaborough Bay, Kingsbridge; South Devon; The Cooperative Supermarket Burns Court, Broad Street, Modbury; The Heritage Motor Centre, Gaydon, Warwickshire; Heronsgate School, Walnut Tree, Milton Keynes; The London Zoo, Regent's Park, London; Magdalen College School, Oxford; Millennium Bridge, London: Modbury Town Centre; Oxford Ice Rink, Oxpens Road, Oxford; Poundwell Meadown Carpark, Modbury; Victoria Tower Gardens, Millbank, London; Westminster Bridge, London; Woodlands Way Ltd Bushcraft & Survival ‘The publisher would like to thank the following for permission to reproduce photographs: AKG-Images p.52 (Shopping centre/Rainer Hackenberg), Alamy Images pp.38 (Mexican Jaguar Mask/ John Mitchell), 45 (Hummingbird/William Leaman), 45 (Well camouflaged eggs/Mcmaster Studio}, 45 (Tortoise 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Lissac/Godong)}, (Drawing/Simon Marcus); Danita Delimont Stock Photography pp.38 (Mexican mask/Peter Langer)Song music and arrangement by: Vince Cross 45 (Ostrich/Manoj Shah/Stone}, 52 (Students in library/Robert Warren/Taxi), 52 (Theatre/Mike Powell/Stone), DK Images 45 (Ostrich/Manoj Shah/Stone); Getty Images pp.8 (LaughjNisian Hughes/Riser), (Girl reading/Graeme Harris/Stone), 14 (Girl holding eolleyballPhilip and Karen Smithjlconica), 38 (Waxwork of Barack Obama), 46 (Grass{ Photodisc), 52 (Hotel fngram Publishing}, $2 (Church/Anna Stowe} $2 (CafefEric James} 60 (Kintai Bridge, Japan/Noriyuki Araki/Sebun Photo), 62 (Safari park/Stephen Bisgrove), 62 (Circus/Darren McCollester/), 62 (Safari park/Stephen Bisgrove}, 62 (Circus/Darren McCollester}), 68 (London and River Thames aerial view/Photographer's Choice), 70 (Man eating fire/Scott-Taggart); Lonely Planet Images pp.30 (Tyre/Corel}; Moodboard p.26 {Couple surfing)stockFood Ltd 26 (Teenage boy surfing/Buzz Pictures); Oxford University Press pp.14 (Leafy vines/Photodisc), 40 (Spider/Allen Blake Sheldon/Animals Animals), 40 (Canary/ Rob Nunnington/Oxford Scientific), 40 (Stick insect/Ross Armstrong/age fotostock}, 45 {Ostrich egg/Adrienne Gibson/Animals Animals/Earth Scenes), 62 (Museum exhibit/Gonzalo Azumendijage fotostock), 62 (Football match/Masakazu Watanabe/Aflo Foto Agency), 62 (Amusement park/Eric Nathan/Britain on View); Photolibrary pp.8 (Eating popcorn} Chris Ryan/OJO Images), (Sleeping/GoGo Images), (Shout/Inti St Clair/Blend Images), 14 (Boy holding skateboard/Bruce Lawrence/Blend Images RF), 14 (Girl by swimming pool} Radius Images), 14 (Girl with horse/Pixland), 14 (Boy at the gymjJaume Gual/age fotostock), 14 (Child doing karate/lirank Siteman/age fotostock), 26 (Boy wearing diving goggles/ Johannes Simon/Westend61)}, 26 (Underwater shipwreck/Mark Webster/OSF)S, 38 (Boy with camera/feresa Ponseti/age fotostock}, 38 (Schoolgirl with backpack/GoGo Images), 48 (Caterpillar feeding on leaf/Don 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(Mud hut/andydidyk); Oxford University Press (badge/Mark Ruffle); Photolibrary [Boy eating popcorn/Chris Ryan/OJO Images}, (Girl sleeping/GoGo Images}, (Boy shouting/ Inti St Clair/Blend Images), (Boy holding skateboard/Bruce Lawrence/Blend Images RF) (Girl by swimming pool/Radius Images), (Girl with horse/Pixland), (Boy at the gym/Jaume Gualjage fotostock), (Child doing karate/Frank Siteman/age fotostock), (Fridge magnet) Fancy), (Keyring toy/Pictor/Imagestate), (Spider/Allen Blake Sheldon/Animals Animals), (Canary/Rob Nunnington/Oxford Scientific}, (Stick insect/Ross Armstrong/age fotostock), (Hotel/Ingram Publishing), (Museum exhibit/Gonzalo Azumendifage fotostock), (Football match/Masakazu Watanabe/Aflo Foto Agency), (Amusement park ride/Eric Nathan/Britain on View); Press Association Images (Music festival/John Birdsall); PunchStock (Boy playing table tennis/Corbis), (Child playing badminton/Stockbyte); Maria Adelaide Silva (trading card); Shutterstock (Brick/Miro Novak), (Log cabin/Andrew Park), (Log/Yuriy Kulyk), (Stone houseffill Battaglia), (Building stone/Ton Lammierts}; SuperStock (Science Centrefage fotostock); TopFoto (Boy listening to MP3 player/Ulisteinbild), (Iguana/Topham Picturepoint), Commissioned photography by: Graham Alder/MM Studios (action figure) Classroom Language Poster: Commissioned photography by: Graham Alder/MM Studios With many thanks to the following location: Magdalen College School, Oxford Novelty Poster: Mlustration-by-Alan- Rowe Numbers Poster: Mustration by: Alan Rowe (Explorer O and biscuits), The publisher would like to thank the following for permission to reproduce photographs: Alamy Images (Egypt Nile Delta from space/NASA, Eiffel Tower/David Coleman, Cheetah blickwinkel); Photolibrary (African elephant/Digital Vision} Join the 6utiiEul Explorers is an exciting, new 6-level primary course that helps children learn English and discover more about themselves and the world around them With World Explorers children will: # Explore a new language # Explore experiences that are important in general education # Explore values # Explore different cultures ® Explore different areas of the curriculum # Explore the world of their imagination ® Explore ways of becoming better learners World Explorers course components: # Class Book # Activity Book # Teacher's Book # Audio CDs # Teacher’s Resource Pack including flashcards, posters, Cross-curricular cards, Evaluation booklet # Integrated DVD # iTools with interactive activities and answer key Suitable for Cambridge Young Learners Exam Preparation oxfordparents Ms OXFORD UNIVERSITY _Help your child with English a ae WWW.OUp com/elt/oxfordparents | ISBN 978-0-19-402763-2 PRESS www.oup.com/elt | 01 94"027632