WorldView 3 Scope and Sequence

Unit 1
Nice to see you again
Vocabulary	Parts of a conversation
Listening and Reading	Listening: Three people talking about what is happening in their lives
Grammar Focus	Present continuous for extended present
Pronunciation	Stress on important words in sentences
Speaking	Making small talk
Writing	Write a letter describing what is happening in your life

Unit 2
Why women iron
Vocabulary	Adjectives to describe a person's character
Listening and Reading	Reading: A review of a book about differences between men and women
Grammar Focus	Comparative adjectives; as ... as
Pronunciation	Weak forms: as, than
Speaking	Making comparisons
Writing	Compare a man and a woman (or a boy and a girl) you know well

Unit 3
Living in luxury
Vocabulary	Numbers Hotel facilities
Listening and Reading	Listening: A conversation about making a reservation for a hotel room
Grammar Focus	Review: simple present statements and questions
Pronunciation	Stress in numbers in -teen and -ty
Speaking	Describing places
Writing	Write a postcard describing a luxury hotel

Unit 4
Allergic reactions
Vocabulary	Medical symptoms
Listening and Reading	Reading: A newspaper article about allergies
Grammar Focus	Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing
Pronunciation	-ed adjective endings
Speaking	Describing how you feel
Writing	Describe a bad cold or allergy and what you did to feel better

Review 1 (Units 1-4)

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Unit 5
A typical day
Vocabulary	Verb and noun combinations
Listening and Reading	Listening: An interview with a man who has an unusual job
Grammar Focus	Subject and object questions
Pronunciation	Locating the focus word in questions and answers
Speaking	Asking questions
Writing	Write an email telling about your typical day

Unit 6
It's absolutely true!
Vocabulary	Adjectives and intensifiers
Listening and Reading	Listening: A conversation about Carnaval in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Grammar Focus	Review: simple past vs. past continuous
Pronunciation	Number of syllables and stress in words
Speaking	Telling stories
Writing	Write a true story about something that happened to you

Unit 7
Eating out
Vocabulary	Adjectives to describe restaurants and food
Listening and Reading	Reading: A restaurant review
Grammar Focus	too, enough
Pronunciation	Schwa // in weak syllables, as in polite
Speaking	Describing and giving opinions about food and restaurants
Writing	Write a note explaining what menu items to choose and avoid at a restaurant

Unit 8
It's a deal!
Vocabulary	Verb and noun combinations
Listening and Reading	Reading: An article about prenuptial agreements
Grammar Focus	Modals: have to/donÃ¢â¬â¢t have to, must, canÃ¢â¬â¢t for obligation and prohibition
Pronunciation	have to (hafta) and has to (hasta) in rapid speech
Speaking	Expressing obligation, no obligation, and pronunciation
Writing	Write an informal agreement about rules and obligations

Review 2 (Units 5-8)

Unit 9
The river
Vocabulary	Phrasal verbs related to tourism
Listening and Reading	Listening: A conversation between a travel agent and tourist about a river tour
Grammar Focus	Simple present and present continuous for future
Pronunciation	Linking in phrasal verbs
Speaking	Describing plans for a trip
Writing	Write an email telling a friend about plans for a tour

Unit 10
On the other hand
Vocabulary	Levels of difficulty
Listening and Reading	Reading: An article on some differences between left- and right-handed people Listening: Two people talking about being left-handed
Grammar Focus	Modal verbs for ability
Pronunciation	can/can't and could/couldn't
Speaking	Describing abilities and challenges
Writing	Describe things you could and couldn't do with your non-dominant hand

Unit 11
Trading spaces
Vocabulary	Furniture
Listening and Reading	Reading: A summary of a TV program episode Listening: People on a TV program reacting to changes in their living room
Grammar Focus	Present perfect for indefinite past
Pronunciation	Different pronunciations of letter a
Speaking	Talking about changes you can see
Writing	Write a letter describing recent changes in your home or life

Unit 12
A soccer fan's website
Vocabulary	Time expressions with in, on, at, or no preposition
Listening and Reading	Reading: A soccer fan's web page and travel plans Listening: A conversation about travel arrangements
Grammar Focus	Modals: may, might, could for possibility
Pronunciation	Weak forms: prepositions
Speaking	Talking about possible future arrangements
Writing	Write an email telling a friend about possible future plans

Review 3 (Units 9-12)

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Unit 13
Green card
Vocabulary	Immigration
Listening and Reading	Reading: An immigration officer's interview notes Listening: An immigration officer's interview
Grammar Focus	Review: present perfect with for and since
Pronunciation	Strong and weak forms of have and has; contracted has
Speaking	Talking about how long you have done something
Writing	Write a report drawing conclusions from two interviews

Unit 14
What's that noise?
Vocabulary	Sounds people make
Listening and Reading	Listening: A radio phone-in contest
Grammar Focus	Modals: must be, might be, can't be for deduction
Pronunciation	Reduced /t/ in might be, can't be, and must be
Speaking	Making deductions
Writing	Describe what someone does at a job without naming the job

Unit 15
Mumbai Soap
Vocabulary	Topics for TV soap operas
Listening and Reading	Reading: Summaries of three parts of a TV soap opera
Grammar Focus	will/won't for future
Pronunciation	Contractions with will
Speaking	Predicting the future
Writing	Predict an episode of a soap opera, a news story, or the result of a sports event

Unit 16
The message behind the ad
Vocabulary	Adjectives used in advertisements
Listening and Reading	Reading: An article giving people's reactions to TV ads Listening: A interview with an advertising executive about creating different TV ads
Grammar Focus	Future real conditional (If + simple present + will)
Pronunciation	Intonation in future real conditional sentences
Speaking	Talking about future possibilities
Writing	Propose ideas for an advertisement to sell a product

Review 4 (Units 13-16)

Unit 17
Willpower
Vocabulary	Phrasal verbs
Listening and Reading	Reading: A quiz to evaluate willpower
Grammar Focus	Verbs + gerund Verbs + infinitive
Pronunciation	Weak forms of to in infinitives; blended wanna for want to
Speaking	Talking about changing habits
Writing	Write a letter describing recent changes in your work or personal life

Unit 18
Wave of the future
Vocabulary	Words related to new trends
Listening and Reading	Listening: A conversation about a woman's unusual job and how she does it
Grammar Focus	used to and would
Pronunciation	Blended pronunciation of used to (useta)
Speaking	Comparing past and present trends
Writing	Compare your lifestyle with that of your parents when they were your age

Unit 19
Made in the U.S.A.
Vocabulary	Materials Possessions
Listening and Reading	Listening: Tourists talking about items in a shop on Fisherman's Wharf
Grammar Focus	Passive (simple present)
Pronunciation	Syllabic consonants (cotton, metal) with no vowel sound
Speaking	Describing where things come from
Writing	Describe a special item you bought on a trip or that someone gave you

Unit 20
At the movies
Vocabulary	Types of movies
Listening and Reading	Listening: An interview with an author of a book about movie facts
Grammar Focus	so, too, neither, (not) either
Pronunciation	Number of syllables and word stress patterns
Speaking	Talking about favorite movies
Writing	Describe what kinds of movies you and a friend or relative like and don't like

Review 5 (Units 17-20)

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Unit 21
How polite are you?
Vocabulary	Phrasal verbs with turn, switch, go
Listening and Reading	Reading: A quiz to evaluate responses to annoying situations
Grammar Focus	Modals: Could you, Would you, Would you mind . . .? for polite requests
Pronunciation	Weak forms and linking: could you, would you
Speaking	Making or responding to requests
Writing	Describe an annoying situation and what you did about it

Unit 22
The art of crime
Vocabulary	Words related to crime
Listening and Reading	Listening: A story about the theft of a famous painting
Grammar Focus	Passive (simple past)
Pronunciation	Stress and rhythm in passive sentences
Speaking	Describing a crime
Writing	Write a newspaper article about a real or imaginary crime

Unit 23
A balanced life
Vocabulary	Expressions with take
Listening and Reading	Listening: Two people discussing exercise
Grammar Focus	Review: verbs for likes/dislikes followed by gerund and/or infinitive
Pronunciation	Consonant clusters (stand, play, sports)
Speaking	Discussing work and after-work activities
Writing	Write an email about your efforts to balance work and play

Unit 24
Digital age
Vocabulary	Technical equipment
Listening and Reading	Reading: An article about digital TV
Grammar Focus	Relative clauses with that, which, who, where
Pronunciation	Stress in nouns and noun phrases
Speaking	Describing people, places, and things
Writing	Describe different kinds of technical equipment you would like to have

Review 6 (Units 21-24)

Unit 25
Arranged marriages
Vocabulary	Wedding party; expressions with get
Listening and Reading	Listening: Two friends discussing a movie about arranged marriages
Grammar Focus	It's + adjective/noun + infinitive to express opinion
Pronunciation	Different pronunciations of /t/ linked to a following word
Speaking	Talking about relationships
Writing	Write an email giving advice about a marriage problem

Unit 26
Money matters
Vocabulary	Money and banks
Listening and Reading	Reading: A web page for an online banking service
Grammar Focus	Verbs with two objects
Pronunciation	Weak pronunciation of object pronouns
Speaking	Talking about money
Writing	Write a letter explaining how you would spend one million dollars

Unit 27
Less is more
Vocabulary	Waste, use, spend, save + noun
Listening and Reading	Listening: An interview with an author who gives advice on how to find balance in life
Grammar Focus	Review: should/shouldn't, could, ought to for advice
Pronunciation	Reduced forms of should/could/ought to
Speaking	Giving advice
Writing	Write a letter giving advice to a friend or relative about a problem

Unit 28
Celebrate
Vocabulary	Words related to parties
Listening and Reading	Reading: An ad for a contest to celebrate a magazine's 100th edition
Grammar Focus	Present unreal conditional (If + simple past + would + verb)
Pronunciation	Contracted and weak forms of would in rapid speech
Speaking	Talking about imaginary situations
Writing	Write an invitation to a party

Review 7 (Units 25-28)

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