CONTENTS...A documentary Criminals The law Present Simple and Past Simple Modal verbs: speculation...
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6 VOCABULARY GRAMMAR LISTENING READING What do you remember? VOCABULARY Personality; Likes and dislikes; Music and TV; Feelings; Animals; Things in the house; Jobs; Sports; Parts of the body; Shops That’s my world! ● Everyday technology ● Technology collocations ● Adjectives of opinion ● Time ● Descriptive adjectives ● Present Simple, Present Continuous and state verbs ● Verbs with -ing and to-infinitive ● A radio programme about technology ● A review of gadgets ● An advert Wild nature ● Weather ● Temperature ● Natural disasters ● Camping collocations ● In the wild ● Adverb-adjective collocations ● Past Simple and Past Continuous ● used to ● A conversation about camping ● A blog diary entry ● A poem The taste test ● Food and drink ● Flavours ● Describing food ● Word formation: verbs and nouns ● Collocations with make and do ● Present Perfect with ever, never, just, already and yet ● Present Perfect with for/since ● Present Perfect or Past Simple ● Descriptions involving food ● A magazine article ● An academic text EXAM TIME 1 Curtain up! ● Types of films ● Word formation: verbs and nouns ● Film and TV ● Compound nouns ● Entertainment phrases ● Adjective forms to describe and compare ● Past Perfect and Past Simple ● An interview about a festival ● An entertainment guide ● An extract from a play The big match! ● Sports ● Action verbs and sports collocations ● Sporting events ● Word formation: verbs and nouns ● Phrasal verbs with up ● The future: will/be going to/ Present Simple and Continuous ● Future Continuous ● First Conditional with if/unless ● A conversation about a sportsperson ● An article about volunteering ● An academic text Getting to know you ● Word formation: prefixes ● Phrasal verbs ● Relationship collocations ● Phrases with get ● Friendship ● People at a wedding ● Second Conditional ● Defining and non-defining relative clauses ● A monologue about pets ● A magazine article ● Some famous quotations EXAM TIME 2 See the world! ● Travelling phrases ● Types of holidays ● At the hotel ● Holiday equipment ● Travel: confusing words ● Travel phrases ● Modal verbs: obligation, necessity, prohibition and advice ● Modal verbs: speculation in the present ● An interview and a story about article ● An article about travelling ● A ‘How to’ article No time for crime ● Criminals ● Crime collocations ● Word formation ● The law ● Action verbs ● Solving crimes ● Present Simple and Past Simple Passive ● Modal verbs: speculation in the past ● A podcast about a crime ● A review about a TV series ● An extract from a short story Think outside the box ● School subjects ● Learning and types of assessment ● Describing students ● Phrasal verbs about school life ● Collocations with make and take ● Reported statements and questions ● Reported offers, commands, requests and suggestions ● Dialogues about awkward moments ● An article about intelligence ● An extract from a play EXAM TIME 3 APPENDICES: EXTEND YOU READING pp. 124–132 EXTEND YOU WRITING pp. 133–141 IRREGULAR VERBS p. 142 CONTENTS 0 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 pp. 10–21 pp. 8–9 2 pp. 22–33 3 pp. 34–45 pp. 48–59 pp. 60–71 pp. 72–83 pp. 86–97 pp. 98–109 pp. 110–121 7 SPEAKING USE OF ENGLISH WRITING CULTURE TEXT TYPES GRAMMAR Present Simple; Present Continuous; Past Simple; Past Continuous; Present Perfect; Past Perfect; First and Second Conditionals; Comparatives and Superlatives; be going to; Verbs + to-infinitive and -ing; Modal verbs: can/can’t, don’t have to, mustn’t, need to, should; Future predictions; Adverbs ● Make and respond to suggestions ● Pronouns ● A description of a dream home and lifestyle ● Connectors A huge impact ● A blog ● A quiz ● A drama ● A cartoon ● A documentary ● Criticise and explain ● Adverbs and indefinite pronouns ● A travel blog entry ● Give examples A strange paradise ● Weather forecasts ● A blog ● A drama ● A cartoon ● A documentary ● Order food in a café or restaurant ● Noun and adjective suffixes ● An email to a friend ● Informal style A real challenge ● A report ● A drama ● An advert ● A blog ● A documentary ● Talk about preferences ● Quantifiers ● A review ● Adverbs of manner A melting pot of cultures ● An online forum ● A website article ● An interview ● A drama ● A documentary ● Talk about future plans ● Compound nouns ● Messages and requests A very old tradition ● A blog ● A drama ● An advert ● A web article ● A documentary ● Identify people ● Phrasal verbs ● A short story A lot to carry ● A personality test ● An online forum ● A drama ● A puzzle ● A documentary ● Ask for clarification and clarify ● Future in the past ● An email about travel arrangements ● Time clauses Get away from it all ● A description ● A drama ● A blog ● An email ● A documentary ● Persuade, respond and reassure ● Negative prefixes for adjectives ● A crime report ● Connectors of purpose A spectacular operation ● Newspaper headlines ● A quiz ● A drama ● A cartoon ● A documentary ● Exchange personal information ● Common academic words ● An informal letter ● Friendly phrases Alternative schools ● A factual online text ● A drama ● An online chat ● An experiment ● A documentary PHRASAL VERBS p. 143 PHRASES AND COLLOCATIONS p. 144 WORD FORMATION p. 145 PRONUNCIATION TIME pp. 146–150 STUDENTS’ ACTIVITIES pp. 151–152
Transcript of CONTENTS...A documentary Criminals The law Present Simple and Past Simple Modal verbs: speculation...
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VOCABULARY GRAMMAR LISTENING READING SPEAKING USE OF ENGLISH WRITING CULTURE TEXT TYPES
What do you remember? VOCABULARY
Personality; Likes and dislikes; Music and TV; Feelings; Animals; Things in the house; Jobs; Sports; Parts of the body; Shops
GRAMMAR
Present Simple; Present Continuous; Past Simple; Past Continuous; Present Perfect; Past Perfect; First and Second Conditionals; Comparatives and Superlatives; be going to; Verbs + to-infinitive and -ing; Modal verbs: can/can’t, don’t have to, mustn’t, need to, should; Future predictions; Adverbs
That’s my world!
● Everyday technology● Technology collocations● Adjectives of opinion● Time● Descriptive adjectives
● Present Simple, Present Continuous and state verbs
● Verbs with -ing and to-infinitive
● A radio programme about technology
● A review of gadgets● An advert
● Make and respond to suggestions
● Pronouns ● A description of a dream home and lifestyle
● Connectors
A huge impact● A blog● A quiz● A drama● A cartoon● A documentary
Wild nature ● Weather● Temperature● Natural disasters● Camping collocations● In the wild● Adverb-adjective collocations
● Past Simple and Past Continuous● used to
● A conversation about camping
● A blog diary entry● A poem
● Criticise and explain ● Adverbs and indefinite pronouns
● A travel blog entry● Give examples
A strange paradise● Weather forecasts● A blog● A drama● A cartoon● A documentary
The taste test ● Food and drink● Flavours● Describing food● Word formation: verbs and nouns● Collocations with make and do
● Present Perfect with ever, never, just, already and yet
● Present Perfect with for/since● Present Perfect or Past Simple
● Descriptions involving food ● A magazine article● An academic text
● Order food in a café or restaurant
● Noun and adjective suffixes ● An email to a friend● Informal style
A real challenge● A report● A drama● An advert● A blog● A documentary
EXAM TIME 1
Curtain up! ● Types of films● Word formation: verbs and nouns● Film and TV● Compound nouns● Entertainment phrases
● Adjective forms to describe and compare
● Past Perfect and Past Simple
● An interview about a festival ● An entertainment guide● An extract from a play
● Talk about preferences ● Quantifiers ● A review● Adverbs of manner
A melting pot of cultures● An online forum● A website article● An interview● A drama● A documentary
The big match!
● Sports● Action verbs and sports collocations● Sporting events● Word formation: verbs and nouns● Phrasal verbs with up
● The future: will/be going to/Present Simple and Continuous
● Future Continuous● First Conditional with if/unless
● A conversation about a sportsperson
● An article about volunteering
● An academic text
● Talk about future plans ● Compound nouns ● Messages and requests A very old tradition● A blog● A drama ● An advert● A web article● A documentary
Getting to know you
● Word formation: prefixes● Phrasal verbs● Relationship collocations● Phrases with get● Friendship● People at a wedding
● Second Conditional● Defining and non-defining
relative clauses
● A monologue about pets ● A magazine article● Some famous quotations
● Identify people ● Phrasal verbs ● A short story A lot to carry● A personality test● An online forum● A drama● A puzzle● A documentary
EXAM TIME 2
See the world!
● Travelling phrases ● Types of holidays● At the hotel● Holiday equipment● Travel: confusing words● Travel phrases
● Modal verbs: obligation, necessity, prohibition and advice
● Modal verbs: speculation in the present
● An interview and a story about article
● An article about travelling● A ‘How to’ article
● Ask for clarification and clarify
● Future in the past ● An email about travel arrangements
● Time clauses
Get away from it all● A description● A drama● A blog● An email● A documentary
No time for crime
● Criminals● Crime collocations● Word formation● The law● Action verbs● Solving crimes
● Present Simple and Past Simple Passive
● Modal verbs: speculation in the past
● A podcast about a crime ● A review about a TV series● An extract from a short story
● Persuade, respond and reassure
● Negative prefixes for adjectives ● A crime report● Connectors of purpose
A spectacular operation● Newspaper headlines● A quiz● A drama● A cartoon● A documentary
Think outside the box
● School subjects● Learning and types of assessment● Describing students● Phrasal verbs about school life● Collocations with make and take
● Reported statements and questions
● Reported offers, commands, requests and suggestions
● Dialogues about awkward moments
● An article about intelligence
● An extract from a play
● Exchange personal information
● Common academic words ● An informal letter● Friendly phrases
Alternative schools● A factual online text● A drama● An online chat● An experiment● A documentary
EXAM TIME 3
APPENDICES: EXTEND YOU READING pp. 124–132 EXTEND YOU WRITING pp. 133–141 IRREGULAR VERBS p. 142 PHRASAL VERBS p. 143 PHRASES AND COLLOCATIONS p. 144 WORD FORMATION p. 145 PRONUNCIATION TIME pp. 146–150 STUDENTS’ ACTIVITIES pp. 151–152
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VOCABULARY GRAMMAR LISTENING READING SPEAKING USE OF ENGLISH WRITING CULTURE TEXT TYPES
What do you remember? VOCABULARY
Personality; Likes and dislikes; Music and TV; Feelings; Animals; Things in the house; Jobs; Sports; Parts of the body; Shops
GRAMMAR
Present Simple; Present Continuous; Past Simple; Past Continuous; Present Perfect; Past Perfect; First and Second Conditionals; Comparatives and Superlatives; be going to; Verbs + to-infi nitive and -ing; Modal verbs: can/can’t, don’t have to, mustn’t, need to, should; Future predictions; Adverbs
That’s my world!
● Everyday technology● Technology collocations● Adjectives of opinion● Time● Descriptive adjectives
● Present Simple, Present Continuous and state verbs
● Verbs with -ing and to-infi nitive
● A radio programme about technology
● A review of gadgets● An advert
● Make and respond to suggestions
● Pronouns ● A description of a dream home and lifestyle
● Connectors
A huge impact● A blog● A quiz● A drama● A cartoon● A documentary
Wild nature ● Weather● Temperature● Natural disasters● Camping collocations● In the wild● Adverb-adjective collocations
● Past Simple and Past Continuous● used to
● A conversation about camping
● A blog diary entry● A poem
● Criticise and explain ● Adverbs and indefi nite pronouns
● A travel blog entry● Give examples
A strange paradise● Weather forecasts● A blog● A drama● A cartoon● A documentary
The taste test ● Food and drink● Flavours● Describing food● Word formation: verbs and nouns● Collocations with make and do
● Present Perfect with ever, never, just, already and yet
● Present Perfect with for/since● Present Perfect or Past Simple
● Descriptions involving food ● A magazine article● An academic text
● Order food in a café or restaurant
● Noun and adjective suffi xes ● An email to a friend● Informal style
A real challenge● A report● A drama● An advert● A blog● A documentary
EXAM TIME 1
Curtain up! ● Types of fi lms● Word formation: verbs and nouns● Film and TV● Compound nouns● Entertainment phrases
● Adjective forms to describe and compare
● Past Perfect and Past Simple
● An interview about a festival ● An entertainment guide● An extract from a play
● Talk about preferences ● Quantifi ers ● A review● Adverbs of manner
A melting pot of cultures● An online forum● A website article● An interview● A drama● A documentary
The big match!
● Sports● Action verbs and sports collocations● Sporting events● Word formation: verbs and nouns● Phrasal verbs with up
● The future: will/be going to/Present Simple and Continuous
● Future Continuous● First Conditional with if/unless
● A conversation about a sportsperson
● An article about volunteering
● An academic text
● Talk about future plans ● Compound nouns ● Messages and requests A very old tradition● A blog● A drama ● An advert● A web article● A documentary
Getting to know you
● Word formation: prefi xes● Phrasal verbs● Relationship collocations● Phrases with get● Friendship● People at a wedding
● Second Conditional● Defi ning and non-defi ning
relative clauses
● A monologue about pets ● A magazine article● Some famous quotations
● Identify people ● Phrasal verbs ● A short story A lot to carry● A personality test● An online forum● A drama● A puzzle● A documentary
EXAM TIME 2
See the world!
● Travelling phrases ● Types of holidays● At the hotel● Holiday equipment● Travel: confusing words● Travel phrases
● Modal verbs: obligation, necessity, prohibition and advice
● Modal verbs: speculation in the present
● An interview and a story about article
● An article about travelling● A ‘How to’ article
● Ask for clarifi cation and clarify
● Future in the past ● An email about travel arrangements
● Time clauses
Get away from it all● A description● A drama● A blog● An email● A documentary
No time for crime
● Criminals● Crime collocations● Word formation● The law● Action verbs● Solving crimes
● Present Simple and Past Simple Passive
● Modal verbs: speculation in the past
● A podcast about a crime ● A review about a TV series● An extract from a short
story
● Persuade, respond and reassure
● Negative prefi xes for adjectives ● A crime report● Connectors of purpose
A spectacular operation● Newspaper headlines● A quiz● A drama● A cartoon● A documentary
Think outside the box
● School subjects● Learning and types of assessment● Describing students● Phrasal verbs about school life● Collocations with make and take
● Reported statements and questions
● Reported off ers, commands, requests and suggestions
● Dialogues about awkward moments
● An article about intelligence
● An extract from a play
● Exchange personal information
● Common academic words ● An informal letter● Friendly phrases
Alternative schools● A factual online text● A drama● An online chat● An experiment● A documentary
EXAM TIME 3
APPENDICES: EXTEND YOU READING pp. 124–132 EXTEND YOU WRITING pp. 133–141 IRREGULAR VERBS p. 142 PHRASAL VERBS p. 143 PHRASES AND COLLOCATIONS p. 144 WORD FORMATION p. 145 PRONUNCIATION TIME pp. 146–150 STUDENTS’ ACTIVITIES pp. 151–152
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