Grammar is practised through a fivestep structure. First, it is contextualised in a reading or listening passage and students are encouraged to Notice! the form or function, before they Analyse (guided inductive approach) the examples from the text. A What’s right? feature draws their attention to common learner error. Then comes Practice (controlled, written) and finally a personalised Now you do it activity. I agree that advanced students can cope with an inductive/discovery approach, but the amount of practice in the coursebook is often limited and students will need to access the online materials for more. For instance, Unit 10’s inversion with negative expressions presents the items in a short passage and there are only five practice sentences