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    CONTENTS

    LANGUAGE INPUT

    Unit
    1 You and me

    Grammar

    Vocabulary

    Everyday English

    Verb to be
    am/is/are
    Im from Bristol. p6
    Possessive adjectives
    my/your p6
    his/her p7
    Verbs have/go/live/like
    I have a brother.
    I live with my parents. p8
    Possessive s
    My sisters name p8

    Personal information
    email address, surname p7
    Adjectives
    small, beautiful, easy p10
    Opposite adjectives
    good/bad, hot/cold p11
    The family
    husband, aunt, cousin p12

    Everyday conversations
    Hi, Pete!
    Hello, Mrs Brown.
    See you later!
    Can I have a coffee,
    please?
    Nice to meet you. p13

    A students blog
    Annalisas blog
    A students experiences
    of school and family in
    London, England p10

    Introducing yourself
    My surname is
    Im 18 years old. p7
    Talking about you
    I have a brother.
    I live with p9

    Personal information
    Wheres he from? p7
    Annalisas blog p10
    Five conversations in Annalisas day
    p11

    You and your life


    Im from
    I go to p9
    A blog
    Keeping an online journal
    Writing a blog p104

    2 A good job!

    Present Simple (1)


    he/she/it
    He comes from
    She teaches p14
    Questions and negatives
    What does he do?
    He doesnt live p15

    Verbs
    come, work, earn, go, play p15
    Jobs
    nurse, hairdresser, lawyer
    He designs buildings. p20

    What time is it?


    Its five oclock.
    Its half past five.
    Its twenty-five past
    five.
    Its nearly three
    oclock. p21

    A really good job


    Hes 16 years old and a head
    teacher!
    A boy from India teaches
    younger children p18

    The dancer and the DJ


    Shes a ballet dancer.
    She lives in
    She speaks p16
    Roleplay
    A student and a journalist p18

    Jobs
    People and their jobs
    She wants to be a doctor.
    He works very hard. p20
    Conversations about jobs
    What does he do?
    Thats a good job! p20

    Improving style
    Using pronouns
    I like him.
    She doesnt like it.
    Rewriting a text p105

    3 Work hard, play hard!

    Present Simple (2)


    I/you/we/they
    I love singing. p22
    Do you relax at weekends?
    I dont work. p23
    Adverbs
    always, usually, often, never p23

    Verbs
    cook, eat, finish, sing, stay p22
    In my free time
    play golf, dance, go to the gym p24
    My perfect weekend
    watch TV, go shopping p26

    Social expressions (1)


    Im sorry Im late.
    Whats the matter?
    Can I/you ?
    What does mean?
    Excuse me!
    Pardon? p29

    Town and country


    weekends
    My perfect weekend
    Jamie Cullum and Shilpa
    Shetty describe what they
    like doing p26

    Roleplay
    Interviewing Lisa Parsons p23
    Questionnaire
    Your work/life balance p28

    In my free time
    Free time activities
    People talk about what they like
    doing in their free time p27

    Form filling
    An application form giving
    personal information
    Date of birth
    Please tick (3) p106

    4 Somewhere to live

    There is/are
    Theres a big living room. p31
    some/any/a lot of
    She has some plates.
    There arent any glasses.
    She has a lot of clothes. p32
    this/that/these/those
    I like that picture.
    How much are these? p32

    Things in the house


    sofa, cooker p30
    Things in the street
    post office, traffic lights p31
    Rooms and household goods
    living room, bathroom p30
    towels, kettle, mugs p32
    Adjectives for good and bad
    wonderful, great, awful p36
    Adverb + adjective
    very big, really big p36

    Numbers
    45, 250
    1, 6.8
    07861 56678 p37
    Prices
    1.50
    $19.99
    12 p37

    Americas most famous


    address
    Inside the White House
    A description of the
    building and what
    happens there p34

    Information gap
    Describing a flat p31
    Whats in your bag?
    Theres a wallet.
    Are there any photos? p33
    Discussion
    Famous buildings p35

    Whats in your bag?


    She has a phone. p33
    Five conversations
    What or who is it? How do they
    describe it? p36

    Describing your home


    Linking words
    and, so, but, because
    Writing a description of your
    home p107

    5 Super me!

    can/cant
    She can ski.
    I cant speak French. p39
    Adverbs
    quite well, not at all
    I can draw quite well. p39
    was/were/could
    Where were you yesterday? p00
    I could ski when I was five. p40
    was born
    He was born in 1990. p41

    Words that go together


    Verb + noun: play the guitar
    Noun + noun: bookshop, post office p44
    Prepositions
    listen to music, come with me p44

    Polite requests
    Can I have ?
    Can you open ?
    Could I ask you ?
    Could you tell me ?
    Sure.
    Sorry. p45

    A talented family
    A passion for success
    The violinist Nicola
    Benedetti and her father
    p42

    What can you do?


    I can cook quite well. p39
    Talking about you
    I was born in
    I could walk when I was p41
    Discussion
    Who are you close to in your
    family? p42

    Super kids!
    Child prodigies a pianist and a
    singer
    Pablo Picasso p44
    Conversations
    You send a lot of text messages.
    The post office is near the traffic
    lights. p44

    A formal email
    Applying for a job
    I am interested in the job of
    Writing an email p108

    6 Lifes ups and downs

    Past Simple (1)


    Regular
    worked, lived, studied p46
    Irregular
    began, came, had, met p48
    Time expressions
    last night, yesterday morning p49

    Regular verbs
    clean, look after, open p47
    Irregular verbs
    caught, lost, left, won p48
    Describing feelings
    bored, excited, worried p52
    Describing things
    interesting, exciting p52

    Whats the date?


    first, second, third
    the third of April
    April the third
    2010 two thousand
    and ten
    2015 twenty fifteen
    p53

    The meaning of life


    The businessman and the
    fisherman
    How to find happiness p50

    Talking about a student


    His mother was born in
    He started school p48
    Talking about you
    I watched TV last night.
    When did you last ? p49

    Interview
    Ben Way, dot com millionaire p48
    Conversations
    Did you enjoy the film?
    No, it was boring. p52

    A biography
    Combining sentences
    However, when, until
    Writing a biography p109

    p6

    p14

    p22

    p30

    p38

    p46

    SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
    Reading SPEAKINg LISTENing

    Writing

    LANGUAGE INPUT

    Unit
    7 Dates to remember

    Grammar

    Vocabulary

    Everyday English

    Past Simple (2)


    He sold the first car in 1908. p54
    Questions
    How many/When/Why p55
    Negatives
    We didnt have computers. p55
    Time expressions
    in 1903/50 years ago/at 9.00/on Monday
    p56

    Adverbs
    quickly/carefully/badly
    fast/hard/well
    fortunately/immediately
    p60

    Special occasions
    birthday, Mothers Day
    Happy New Year!
    Merry Christmas! p61

    Sixty years of flight


    Planes to rockets in sixty years
    Just 60 years separate the first
    flight from landing on the
    moon p58

    Information gap
    Bills life p56
    Talking about my life
    An autobiography p57
    Telling a story
    Retelling a story p60

    Talking about my life


    Alisas life story p57
    Telling a story
    Noises in the night p60

    Telling a story
    Using time expressions
    during, before, between,
    after
    Researching and writing
    about a historical
    character p110

    8 Eat in or out?

    Count and uncount nouns


    tea/cheese/apples/eggs
    some tomatoes/some fruit p62
    I like and Id like
    I like pasta.
    Id like some wine. p63
    some/any
    There are some onions.
    We dont have many potatoes. p65
    How much?/How many?
    How many onions?
    How much butter? p65

    Food and drink


    yoghurt, chocolate, peas,
    juice, wine, milk p62
    red wine, dry wine,
    sparkling water, still
    water p63
    minced beef, oil p64
    Verbs
    chop, fry, boil, mix p65
    Daily needs
    plasters, shampoo,
    batteries, notebook p68

    Shopping in the High Street


    What sort do you want?
    Six is too many.
    Four is enough.
    Small or large?
    25 is too much. p69
    Sounding polite
    Id like a coffee, please.
    I want a latte. p69

    Everybody likes a sandwich!


    The history of the sandwich
    Who were the first to make
    sandwiches? p66

    Your favourite recipe


    What ingredients do you need? p65
    Your favourite sandwich p67

    Whats your favourite sandwich?


    Five people talk about their favourites
    p67

    Two emails
    Informal and more formal
    Just to say
    Best wishes
    Writing an informal email
    p112

    9 City living

    Comparative adjectives
    bigger, more romantic, better, worse p70
    have got
    Ive got a good job.
    Have you got a car? p72
    Superlative adjectives
    busiest, most popular, best p73

    Adjectives
    tall, wet, warm, polite p71
    safe, dangerous p74
    Markets
    artists, fashion, jewellery
    p72
    Town and country
    square, office block,
    cottage, farm, path p76

    Directions
    Prepositions over, along,
    round, through p77
    Can you tell me how to get to ?
    Is there a near here?
    Go over the roundabout.
    Follow the signs to p77

    Megacities
    High-speed Tokyo, Mumbai
    city of extremes,
    Multicultural Mexico City
    Three huge cities facts and
    attractions p74

    Comparing places
    Two capital cities p71
    Ive got a bigger house than you!
    p72
    A megacity p74

    People talk about where they live


    Rob talks about living in Paris p71
    Makiko talks about Tokyo.
    Vimal talks about Mumbai.
    Lourdes talks about Mexico City. p74

    Describing a place
    Relative pronouns
    which/who/where
    the book which
    the girl who
    Writing about your capital
    city p76

    10 W
     here on earth are
    you?

    in/at/on for places


    in bed/on holiday/at work p78
    Present Continuous
    Im cooking.
    What are you doing? p78
    Present Simple or Continuous?
    He works
    Hes working p80
    something/nothing
    somebody/nobody
    everywhere/anything p81

    Describing people
    pretty, good-looking,
    handsome
    blond/fair hair
    brown/blue eyes p84
    Clothes
    a dress, a suit, a skirt p84

    Social expressions (2)


    Can I help you?/No, Im just
    looking.
    Im afraid I cant
    Never mind.
    It doesnt matter. p85

    The International Space


    Station
    Living in space
    The ISS is orbiting the Earth
    right now p82

    Project
    Who is on the ISS? p82
    Describing someone in the room/
    in the news p84

    Whos who?
    Whos who at the party? p80
    Interview
    Interview with an astronaut p82
    Describing people
    Descriptions of people p84

    Comparing and contrasting


    Linking words
    but/however/although
    For a start
    Comparing people you know
    p115

    11 G
     oing far

    going to future
    Im going to buy a motorbike. p86
    Infinitive of purpose
    Were going to Egypt to see the pyramids.
    p89

    Verbs
    drop, sneeze, kiss, fall p88
    Whats the weather like?
    sunny/rainy/cloudy
    warm/cool/dry p92

    Making suggestions
    What shall we do?
    Lets
    Why dont we ?
    Ill get my coat. p93

    Meet Ed, Will and Ginger


    Singing for their supper
    Three men walking and
    singing in Britain p90

    Talking about places


    Why did you go there? p89
    Roleplay
    Interviewing a singer p90

    Were off to see the world!


    Two people talk about their travel
    plans p89
    Whats the weather like?
    A weather forecast p92

    Describing a holiday
    Writing a postcard
    Were having a wonderful
    time
    Writing about your holiday
    p116

    12 N
     ever ever!

    Present Perfect
    Ive been to Rome.
    I havent travelled much. p94
    ever and never
    Have you ever met/lived ? p95
    yet and just
    They havent finished yet.
    Shes just emailed. p96
    Tense revision
    Present/past/future tenses p97

    Past participles
    flown, given, eaten p95
    take and get
    take place/take off/take an
    exam
    get married/get on with/
    get to work p100
    Transport and travel
    flight, return ticket,
    platform p101

    Transport and travel


    bus/train/plane
    A return to Oxford, please.
    Where can I get the 360?
    How many pieces of hand
    luggage? p101

    What an experience!
    Ive been to Glastonbury!
    The greatest music festival in
    the world p98

    Talking about you


    Have you ever ? p96
    Music festivals p99

    What an experience!
    A poem
    Peoples experiences of a music festival Choosing the right word
    p99
    Why did you leave?
    Writing poetry p117

    p54

    p62

    p70

    p78

    p86

    p94

    Tapescripts

    SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

    p118

    Grammar Reference

    p133

    Pairwork

    p148

    Word list

    p142

    Reading SPEAKing LISTENing

    Irregular verbs

    p158

    Phonetic symbols

    Writing

    p159

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