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This video lesson can be used as support to materials in Unit 8 of the Pre-intermediate Student’s Book. It is a documentary about two generations of a family from a village in the Midlands, in the centre of England. The parents went to the same school as their children.
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This video clip can be used as support for materials in Unit 15 Experiences of the New Inside Out Elementary Student’s Book. This is a film which follows two old school friends who meet up again after many years after getting in touch via a website.
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This video lesson could be used as a follow up to the topic of law in Unit 8, pages 78–80 of the New Inside Out Advanced Student’s Book. This programme extends the theme of law and order as barrister Mike Baker describes his job, some of the traditions associated with the job and why he became a barrister.
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This Video Clip could be used as support to materials in Unit 4 of the New Inside Out Upper Intermediate Student’s Book, either
as an introduction or follow-up to the Listening and Vocabulary section on page 41, or the Reading section on page 42. In the programme we see six people responding to questions about their health and diet and their attitudes towards smoking.
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Level – Elementary
This video clip can be used as a support to materials in Unit 6 Living of the New Inside Out Elementary Student’s Book. It is a profile of Rose. She is an artist and lives in London with her twin sister.
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LEVEL – Intermediate
This video clip is an illustration of an anecdote and could be used as support to the materials in Unit 8 of the Intermediate Student’s Book, before or after the anecdote on page 73. The programme is a film made by a group of friends during an ill-fated journey from Basingstoke to a party in Oxford.
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This video clip is an illustration of an anecdote and could be used to support the topic of restaurants in Unit 2 of New Inside Out Advanced Student’s Book in the following places:
• before the anecdote on page 19 to enrich the students’ vocabulary and act as a model.
• after the students have given their anecdote, as a model for comparison.
Two people talk about their favourite restaurants. One talks about a traditional English restaurant, the other describes a trendy restaurant specialising in modern European cuisine.
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This video clip is an illustration of an anecdote and could be used as support to materials in Unit 12 of the Upper Intermediate Student’s Book, before or after the anecdote on page 121. In the programme Heather and Sue show us their favourite rooms and tell us about some of the objects that have special meaning for them.
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LEVEL – Intermediate
This video clip could be used as support to materials in Unit 10 of the Student’s Book. It provides examples of native speakers telling anecdotes about their childhoods, and can be used at any point during the unit, or before or after the anecdote on page 93.
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LEVEL: Pre-intermediate
This video clip can be used as support to materials in Unit 6 of the New Inside Out Pre-Intermediate Student’s Book. It is a drama about an office worker who comes back from holiday and has a disastrous day at work.
