There are two versions of Student Book: with and without Online Practice. 12 units, with teaching material designed for at least 8 hours of English a week Unit title phrased as a big question sparks students' curiosity and builds engagement with the topic Students come up with answers throughout the unit and reflect on what they have learnt on the Now I Know page at the end Unit objectives phrased as simplified GSE descriptors appear at the beginning and at the end of the unit helping students see what they have learnt International English box highlights differences between British and American English BBC video clips (topic and story clips) enhance engagement and understanding of the topic One text per unit is factual, allowing students to gain non-ELT knowledge, and another text is a story focusing on a value Clear grammar practice helps students build confidence with the language Strategy boxes help teach all skills

The Teacher's Book has: Reduced Student Book pages with answers provide teachers at-a-glance look at the lesson Suggestions for extra activities help teachers add extra focus to the lesson Suggestions for differentiating activities help teachers adjust teaching to the needs of individual students Activities focusing on 21st Century Skills highlighted in the notes indicate when the core skills are covered Additional resources include audio scripts and answer keys All digital activities are clearly marked with an icon making the correlation between print and digital very clear All Teacher's Books come with access to the Pearson English Portal The Pearson English Portal is accessible with a code and provides: Extra interactive activities students can do in their own time Video clips that come with the Student Book for students to revisit at home Workbook audio allowing students to do homework Interactive homework activities assigned by the teacher, which are automatically graded by the system

Federal Marshal John Kruger (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is assigned to look after people as part of the Federal Witness Protection System. His latest charge is Lee Cullen (Vanessa L. Williams), a key witness in a case against her employers, the Cyrez Corporation, who are secretly selling their hi-tech weapons to the Russian Mafia. Her safe passage to the courtroom is endangered by corruption within the ranks of Kruger's bosses, which leads to him being framed and thrown off the force.

The Student Book contains: 12 units, with teaching material designed for at least 8 hours of English a week Unit title phrased as a big question sparks students' curiosity and builds engagement with the topic Students come up with answers throughout the unit and reflect on what they have learnt on the Now I Know page at the end Unit objectives phrased as simplified GSE descriptors appear at the beginning and at the end of the unit helping students see what they have learnt International English box highlights differences between British and American English BBC video clips (topic and story clips) enhance engagement and understanding of the topic One text per unit is factual, allowing students to gain non-ELT knowledge, and another text is a story focusing on a value Clear grammar practice helps students build confidence with the language Strategy boxes help teach all skills The Pearson English Portal is accessible with a code provided with Student Book and provides: Extra interactive activities students can do in their own time Video clips that come with the Student Book for students to revisit at home Workbook audio allowing students to do homework Interactive homework activities assigned by the teacher, which are automatically graded by the system

On the eve of Britain's handover of Hong Kong, Detective Inspector Lee (Jackie Chan) retrieves a valuable haul of art treasures from the villainous Sang (Ken Leung), henchman of crime boss Juntao. Two months later, Lee is called to Los Angeles when Sang kidnaps the daughter of Lee's friend, Han (Tzi Ma). The FBI, angered by Lee's involvement in what they see as their case, insist that he is partnered with their own disgraced detective, the unorthodox James Carter (Chris Tucker). Lee and Carter immediately clash, but the two men gradually develop a grudging respect for each other as they follow a series of clues to Sang's whereabouts.