Green Light
Ivor Williams, Dermot Curley, and Jaime
Antonio Solis
Beginning to advanced
Green Light is a
six-level communicative course for teenagers and young adults.
It takes learners from beginner to advanced level. The series
has a carefully graded structural/functional syllabus and uses
high-interest topics and activities to motivate adolescent
students. Green Light adopts an integrated four-skill approach
and focuses on real language use to make learning relevant and
meaningful.
Features
• Focus on Writing boxes
help develop writing skills
• Idiom boxes
present thematically based idiomatic expressions while phrasal
verb boxes explain commonly used verbs
• Real Language in Action boxes focus attention on how language is used in
the real world
• Work It Out boxes
promote a discovery approach to grammar
• Language Contrast boxes
encourage students to compare English with their own language
• Culture Capsules provide
information about the English-speaking world
• Learning to Learn boxes
help students to become better learners
• Roundup pages at
the end of each unit summarize, recycle, and consolidate
learning
• Projects offer
students the chance to use language in a creative, personalized
way
• Reflection boxes
encourage students to think about their own progress
• The Language Summary appendix offers
an explanation of the key grammar points of each unit
• Pairwork activities provide “information gap” type
activities for communicative practice
• Accelerate activities provide
exercises for further practice
