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Contents
1A. Questions and answers
1. READING & SPEAKING
Q&A
2. GRAMMAR question formation
3. PRONUNCIATION friendly intonation, showing interest
4. READING & VOCABULARY
Extreme interviews
5. LISTENING
6. SPEAKING
1B. Do you believe in it?
1. READING & LISTENING
HARD TO BELIEVE? BUT IT HAPPENED TO ME...
2. SPEAKING
3. GRAMMAR auxiliary verbs
4. PRONUNCIATION
5. [[audio 1.16.]] SONG Unbelievable
6. LISTENING & SPEAKING
What your says about you
7. MINI GRAMMAR the...the... + comparatives
8. VOCABULARY compound adjectives
1. Colloquial English Talking about... interviews
1. [[video]] THE INTERVIEW Part 1
2. LOOKING AT LANGUAGE
3. [[video]] IN THE STREET
4. SPEAKING
2A. Call the doctor?
1. VOCABULARY illnesses and injuries
Help save lives!
2. PRONUNCIATION & SPEAKING
3. GRAMMAR present perfect simple and continuous
4. WRITING
5. READING & VOCABULARY
CONFESSIONS OF A cyberchondriac
6. LISTENING & SPEAKING
7. [[audio 1.42.]] SONG Just Like a Pill
2B. Older and wiser?
1. SPEAKING
2. READING
Trading ages
3. GRAMMAR
4. LISTENING
5. VOCABULARY clothes and fashion
CLOTHES QUIZ
6. PRONUNCIATION
7. SPEAKING
8. WRITING
1&2. Revise and Check
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
PRONUNCIATION
CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT?
The rise of the shamans
3A. The truth about air travel
1. LISTENING & VOCABULARY air travel
Air Travel: the inside story
2. READING
3. MINI GRAMMAR so / such...that
4. SPEAKING
5. LISTENING
6. GRAMMAR narrative tenses, past perfect continuous
Nightmare over the Atlantic!
7. PRONUNCIATION
8. SPEAKING
9. [[audio 2.12.]] SONG The Airplane Song
3B. Incredibly short stories
1. GRAMMAR the position of adverbs and adverbial phrases
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2. VOCABULARY adverbs and adverbial phrases
Exam nerves
3. PRONUNCIATION word stress and intonation
4. WRITING
5. SPEAKING
Reading habits
6. READING & LISTENING
Lazy Susan
1. [[video]] THE INTERVIEW Part 1
2. [[video]] LOOKING AT LANGUAGE
3. [[video]] IN THE STREET
4. SPEAKING
4A. Eco-guilt
1. READING & SPEAKING
How eco-guilty are you?
2. GRAMMAR future perfect and future continuous
How we will be living in 20 years' time... (or will we?)
3. READING & VOCABULARY
Don’t know what to say? Talk about the weather!
4. PRONUNCIATION
5. LISTENING & SPEAKING
6. [[audio 2.37.]] SONG Heatwave
4B. Are you a risk taker?
1. LISTENING & SPEAKING
2. GRAMMAR zero and first conditionals, future time clauses
3. PRONUNCIATION sentence rhythm
4. READING
I'M JOHN, I'M A SPEEDAHOLIC
ADDICTION THERAPY IS THE NEW WAY TO STOP SPEEDING BIKERS AND CAR DRIVERS.
5. LISTENING
6. VOCABULARY expressions with take
7. WRITING
3.&4. Revise and Check
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
PRONUNCIATION
CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT?
They believe they can fly
[video] CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS FILM?
5A. The survivors’ club
1. SPEAKING & READING
How to eat an elephant
2. VOCABULARY feelings
3. PRONUNCIATION word stress in 3- or 4-syllable adjectives
4. READING & LISTENING
LOST IN THE JUNGLE
5. GRAMMAR unreal conditionals
6. WRITING
5B. It drives me mad!
1 GRAMMAR wish + would
2. VOCABULARY & SPEAKING expressing feelings with verbs or -ed / -ing adjectives
3. READING & SPEAKING
Regrets, we’ve had a few
4. GRAMMAR wish + past simple or past perfect
5. PRONUNCIATION sentence rhythm and intonation
6. LISTENING & SPEAKING
7. [[audio 3.22.]] SONG Same Mistake
4&5. Colloquial English Talking about... waste
1. [[video]] THE INTERVIEW Part 1
2. [[video]] LOOKING AT LANGUAGE
3. [[video]] IN THE STREET
4. SPEAKING
6A. Music and emotion
1. VOCABULARY & PRONUNCIATION music, words from other languages
2. SPEAKING
Your music
3. READING
What music would you play to an alien?
4. LISTENING & SPEAKING
5. GRAMMAR gerunds and infinitives
6. [[audio 3.39.]] SONG Sing
6B. Sleeping Beauty
1. LISTENING & SPEAKING
3. PRONUNCIATION sentence stress and linking
4. READING & SPEAKING
Three things you (probably) didn't know about sleep
5. LISTENING & SPEAKING
The chef who cooks in the middle of the night
6. VOCABULARY & SPEAKING sleep
5&6. Revise and Check
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
PRONUNCIATION
CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT?
Survival tastes so sweet for rescued British backpacker
7A. Don’t argue!
GRAMMAR past modals: must have, etc.
2. PRONUNCIATION weak form of have
3. READING & SPEAKING
How men and women argue
4. LISTENING & SPEAKING
5. MINI GRAMMAR would rather
6. VOCABULARY verbs often confused
7. [[audio 4.10.]] SONG My Girl
7B. Actors acting
1. GRAMMAR verbs of the senses
2. SPEAKING & LISTENING
3. MINI GRAMMAR as
4. VOCABULARY the body
c. [[audio 4.20.]] Listen and mime the action.
5. PRONUNCIATION silent letters
6. READING & LISTENING
WHAT EVERY BODY IS SAYING
7. SPEAKING & WRITING
6&7. Colloquial English Talking about... acting
1. [[video]] THE INTERVIEW Part 1
2. [[video]] LOOKING AT LANGUAGE
3. [[video]] IN THE STREET
4. SPEAKING
8A. Beat the robbers...and the burglars
HOW NOT TO GET ROBBED IN THE STREET
1. READING & LISTENING
2. VOCABULARY crime and punishment
3. PRONUNCIATION & SPEAKING the letter u
4. MINI GRAMMAR have something done
5. GRAMMAR the passive (all forms); it is said that..., he is thought to..., etc.
Not her best buy
Britain’s most polite robber
6. READING
Crime online
7. SPEAKING
8. WRITING
8B. Breaking news
1. SPEAKING & LISTENING
Love at first bite
Lost tourist finds herself
Dog phones for help
2. GRAMMAR reporting verbs
Chicken fight
3. PRONUNCIATION word stress
4. READING & VOCABULARY the media
5. SPEAKING
6. LISTENING
7. [[audio 4.47.]] SONG News of the World
7&8. Revise and Check
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
PRONUNCIATION
Crime watch
9A Truth and lies
1. READING & VOCABULARY
FOUR OF THE MOST MISLEADING ADVERTS OF ALL TIME
2. LISTENING & SPEAKING
3. GRAMMAR
4. READING & LISTENING
What The Bagel Man Saw
Would you pass the bagel test?
5. MINI GRAMMAR
6. VOCABULARY business
7. PRONUNCIATION & SPEAKING
8. [[audio 5.11.]] SONG The Truths
9B Megacities
1. READING & SPEAKING
Andrew Marr’s Megacities
2. VOCABULARY
3. PRONUNCIATION & SPEAKING
4. LISTENING & SPEAKING
5. GRAMMAR uncountable and plural nouns
6. WRITING
8&9 Colloquial English Talking about... advertising
1. [[video]] THE INTERVIEW Part 1
[[video]] Part 2
[[video]] Part 3
2. [[video]] LOOKING AT LANGUAGE
3. [[video]] IN THE STREET
4. SPEAKING
10A The dark side of the moon
1. SPEAKING & LISTENING
2. VOCABULARY & PRONUNCIATION
3. SPEAKING
4. READING
Suffering scientists
5. GRAMMAR quantifiers: alt, every, both, etc.
10B The power of words
1. GRAMMAR articles
2. READING
3. LISTENING & SPEAKING
Presentation Disasters!
TEN TOP TIPS FOR SPEAKING IN PUBLIC
4. VOCABULARY collocation: word pairs
5. PRONUNCIATION & SPEAKING pausing and sentence stress
6. [[audio 5.44.]] SONG World
9.&10. Revise and Check
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
PRONUNCIATION
CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT?
The return of the ring
Communication
1A. EXTREME INTERVIEWS
1B. HARD TO BELIEVE? Student A
NOISES IN THE NIGHT
1B. YOU’RE PSYCHIC, AREN’T YOU?
2A. FIRST AID QUIZ
3A. FLIGHT STORIES
BRAVE PILOT LANDS PLANE ON THE HUDSON RIVER
Communication
5A. IT’S AN EMERGENCY!
WHAT TO DO IF... THERE'S AN EMERGENCY ON A PLANE
5A. GUESS THE CONDITIONALS
6B. THREE THINGS YOU (PROBABLY) DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT SLEEPING Student A
Sleeping Beauty
7A. ARGUMENT! Student A
7B. GUESS WHAT IT IS Student A
8B. STRANGE, BUT TRUE
Lost tourist finds herself
Communication
7B. TWO PHOTOS
1A. EXTREME INTERVIEWS
10B. GEOGRAPHY TRUE OR FALSE Student A
1B. HARD TO BELIEVE? Student B
THE STRANGE OBJECT ON THE HILL
1B. YOU’RE PSYCHIC, AREN’T YOU?
2.A FIRST AID QUIZ Student B
Communication
3A. FLIGHT STORIES Student B
IS THERE A DOCTOR ON BOARD?
5A. IT’S AN EMERGENCY! Student B
WHAT TO DO IF...YOU GET LOST ON A HIKE IN THE MOUNTAINS
7A. ARGUMENT! Student B
5A. GUESS THE CONDITIONALS Student B
6B. THREE THINGS YOU (PROBABLY) DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT SLEEPING Student B
How our ancestors used to sleep
7B. GUESS WHAT IT IS Student B
10B. GEOGRAPHY TRUE OR FALSE Student B
Communication
5A. IT’S AN EMERGENCY! Student C
WHAT TO DO IF... SOMEBODY BREAKS INTO YOUR HOUSE.
7B. TWO PHOTOS Student B
8B. STRANGE, BUT TRUE
Dog phones for help
Writing
AN INFORMAL EMAIL
A SHORT STORY
FOR AND AGAINST
Adventure sports - fun or too risky?
AN ARTICLE
Make your home a safer place for children.
DESCRIBING A PHOTO
EXPRESSING YOUR OPINION
Community service is the best punishment for young people who commit a minor offence.
A REPORT
Eating out in London
Listening
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GRAMMAR BANK
1A.
question formation
indirect questions
1B.
auxiliary verbs
2A.
present perfect simple and continuous
present perfect simple: have / has + past participle
present perfect continuous: have / has + been + verb + -ing
2B.
adjectives as nouns, adjective order
adjectives as nouns
adjective order
3A.
narrative tenses: past simple, past continuous, past perfect, past perfect continuous
narrative tenses
past perfect simple or continuous?
3B.
the position of adverbs and adverbial phrases
4A
future perfect and future continuous
future perfect: will have + past participle
future continuous: will be + verb + -ing
4B
zero and first conditionals, future time clauses (with all present and future forms)
zero conditional
first conditional
future time clauses
5A.
unreal conditionals
second conditional sentences: if + past simple, would / wouldn’t + infinitive
third conditional sentences: if+ past perfect, would / wouldn’t have + past participle
second or third conditional?
5B.
structures after wish
wish + would I wouldn’t
wish + past simple or past perfect
6A.
gerunds and infinitives
verbs followed by the gerund and verbs followed by the infinitive
verbs that can be followed by either gerund or infinitive with to
6B.
used to, be used to, get used to
used to I didn’t use to + infinitive
be used to / get used to + gerund
7A.
past modals
must / might / may / can’t / couldn’t + have + past participle
should have / ought to have + past participle
7B.
verbs of the senses
8A.
the passive (all forms); it is said that..., he is thought to..., etc.
the passive (all forms)
it is said that..., he is thought to..., etc.
8B.
reporting verbs
structures after reporting verbs
9A.
clauses of contrast and purpose
clauses of contrast
clauses of purpose
9B.
uncountable and plural nouns
uncountable nouns
plural and collective nouns
10A.
quantifiers: all, every, both, etc.
all, every, most
no, none, any
both, neither, either
10B.
articles
basic rules: a/ an / the, no article
institutions
more rules: geographical names
VOCABULARY BANK
Illnesses and injuries
1. MINOR ILLNESSES AND CONDITIONS
2. INJURIES AND MORE SERIOUS CONDITIONS
3. PHRASAL VERBS CONNECTED WITH ILLNESS
Clothes and fashion
1. DESCRIBING CLOTHES
2. ADJECTIVES TO DESCRIBE THE WAY PEOPLE DRESS
3. VERB PHRASES
Air travel
1. AT THE AIRPORT
2. ONBOARD
3. TRAVEL, TRIP, OR JOURNEY?
4. PHRASAL VERBS RELATED TO AIR TRAVEL
Adverbs and adverbial phrases
1. CONFUSING ADVERBS AND ADVERBIAL PHRASES
2. COMMENT ADVERBS
Weather
1. WHAT’S THE WEATHER LIKE?
2. EXTREME WEATHER
3. ADJECTIVES TO DESCRIBE WEATHER
Feelings
1. ADJECTIVES
2. STRONG ADJECTIVES
3. INFORMAL OR SLANG WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS
Verbs often confused
The body
1. PARTS OF THE BODY AND ORGANS
2. VERBS AND VERB PHRASES
Crime and punishment
1. CRIMES AND CRIMINALS
2. WHAT HAPPENS TO A CRIMINAL
The media
1. JOURNALISTS AND PEOPLE IN THE MEDIA
2. ADJECTIVES TO DESCRIBE THE MEDIA
3. THE LANGUAGE OF HEADLINES
Business
1. VERBS AND EXPRESSIONS
2. ORGANIZATIONS AND PEOPLE
Word building
1. PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES WHICH ADD MEANING
2. NOUNS FORMED WITH SUFFIXES
3. NOUNS WHICH ARE DIFFERENT WORDS
Appendix
Gerund
Infinitive (with to)
Infinitive (without to)
Irregular verbs
SOUND BANK
Vowel sounds
Consonant sounds