
Ready for IELTS - Unit 7 Part 2
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Ready for IELTS - Unit 7 Part 2
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The world of work and education
Let's revise the collocations you have learnt in Part 1 of this unit
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Multiple Select
Tick all the words that collocate with 'benefit'
considerable
enjoy
make
derive
accure
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Multiple Select
Tick all the words that collocate with 'advantage'
huge
education
gain
outweigh
take
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Multiple Select
Tick all the words that collocate with 'opportunity'
once-in-a-lifetime
silver
career
seize
waste
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Multiple Select
Tick all the words that collocate with 'success'
enormous
large
achieve
guarantee
depends on
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Multiple Select
Tick all the words that collocate with 'prospects'
excellent
get
offer
boost
career
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Multiple Select
Tick all the words that collocate with 'disadvantage'
distinct
obvious
suffer
have
enjoy
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Multiple Select
Tick all the words that collocate with 'failure'
total
achieve
result in
ensue
enjoy
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Multiple Select
Tick all the words that collocate with 'achievement'
outstanding
accrue
impressive
represent
a lack of
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Multiple Select
Tick all the words that collocate with 'improvement'
huge
show
make
take up
room
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Multiple Select
Tick all the words that collocate with 'chance'
good
deserve
throw away
posses
arise
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Let's talk about coworking.
What's the most important in a work environment?
What is coworking?
Who uses coworking spaces?
Are there any coworking spaces in your country?
Why could coworking have a positive/negative influence on people using it?
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Let's do the reading:)
Interesting: Our book's article is based on the following Harvard Business Review article:)
So... remember to read a lot - you never know which article read will help you pass IELTS better!
https://hbr.org/2015/05/why-people-thrive-in-coworking-spaces
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Answer key to reading
1. communal setting
2. traditional office
3. work persona
4. work identity
5. norm
6. source
7. movement
8. D
9. C
10. B
11. A
12. A
13. C
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Useful words and phrases from the reading (use them in writing):
(work in communal space) as opposed to working from home
first, unlike (a traditional office)...
... is also witnessing growth in the number of ...
see their work as meaningful ...
the lessons of coworking spaces can be applied to ...
when it comes to...
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Listening Student Book | answer key
21 - 25 | B D E F H
26. information
27. foolish
28. nerves
29. enjoyable
30. questionnaires
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Conditionals
1st conditional (real present or future)
if + present simple, will/can/may do
2nd conditional (unreal present or future)
if + past simple, would/could/might do
3rd conditional (unreal past)
if + past perfect (had done), would/could/might have done
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Ambitious conditionals
You can begin your sentence with were in the second conditional or had in the third conditional and change the word order as follows:
If he learnt to drive, it would open up new job opportunities. = Were he to learn to drive, it would open up new job opportunities.
If I had spent less time studying, I would have been less tired before the exam. = Had I spent less studying, I would have been less tired before the exam.
THIS FORM IS MORE FORMAL:)
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Not only 'if'!
Remember about:
if = provided that, providing, as long as, on conditional that
if not = unless
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