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Loading...This week waves farewell to the ever-popular New Inside Out video lessons and other elessons which we’ve been posting for New Inside Out over the last few years.
So this week we’re posting not one, but seven, new video lessons. We hope you enjoy these latest videos and want to remind you that you can access these as well as all the others we’ve posted over the years by using our easy-to-use archive.
See the latest video lessons – numbers 24 to 30 below.
And, never fear – we’ve still got your teaching needs at heart and we’ll be sending out some fantastic new life skills-themed newsletters and elessons starting later this month. Make sure you sign up for those here.
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This video lesson can be used as support to materials in Units 7 and 8 of New Inside Out Beginner Student’s Book.
It shows Maria, who you may remember from one of the previous video lessons, watching a video that her friend Anna has sent her about her house.
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This video lesson can be used as support to materials in Unit 4 (Different) of New Inside Out Elementary Student’s Book.
It follows the shopping trip of Martine and Jamie.
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This video lesson could be used to reinforce the grammar work on regrets in Unit 9, page 95 of the New Inside Out Advanced Student’s Book.
In these interviews, eight people reveal their main regret in life.
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This video lesson is an alternative to three listening activities in Unit 2 of the New Inside Out Upper Intermediate Student’s Book, on pages 18, 19 and 20. It can therefore be used instead of the class CD while following the exercises in the Student’s Book, or with the worksheets in this book.
The programme includes two interviews and two dramatised scenes about a boyfriend meeting his girlfriend’s parents for the first time.
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This video lesson can be used as support to materials in Unit 2 of New Inside Out Elementary Student’s Book. It is a series of questions and answers in a ‘vox-pop’ style about the favourite things of a group of English language students.
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This video lesson can be used as support to materials in Units 5 and 6 of the New Inside Out Beginners Student’s Book. It follows the daily routine of John Williams.
(3 votes, average: 3.33 out of 5)Loading...This week waves farewell to the ever-popular New Inside Out video lessons and other elessons which we’ve been posting for New Inside Out over the last few years.
So this week we’re posting not one, but seven, new video lessons. We hope you enjoy these latest videos and want to remind you that you can access these as well as all the others we’ve posted over the years by using our easy-to-use archive.
See the latest video lessons – numbers 24 (Family affairs) to 30 (My house) below.
And, never fear – we’ve still got your teaching needs at heart and we’ll be sending out some fantastic new life skills-themed newsletters and elessons starting later this month. Make sure you sign up for those here.
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This video lesson is an interview with an author you’ll recognise rightaway! It can be used as support to materials in Unit 10, page 101 of New Inside Out Advanced Student’s Book.
Sue Kay answers questions about her son William, who then answers the same questions about Sue.
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This video can be used as support for materials in Unit 3 of New Inside Out Pre-intermediate Student’s Book. It shows monologues of genuine unscripted memories of naughty childhood behaviour.
