This document provides a contents page for an English language textbook. It outlines 7 units that cover various language focuses and vocabulary topics. Each unit addresses grammar concepts, such as tenses and questions, and semantic concepts like compound words and antonyms. The units also include readings, listening exercises, speaking activities, and writing assignments related to the unit topics.
This document provides a contents page for an English language textbook. It outlines 7 units that cover various language focuses and vocabulary topics. Each unit addresses grammar concepts, such as tenses and questions, and semantic concepts like compound words and antonyms. The units also include readings, listening exercises, speaking activities, and writing assignments related to the unit topics.
This document provides a contents page for an English language textbook. It outlines 7 units that cover various language focuses and vocabulary topics. Each unit addresses grammar concepts, such as tenses and questions, and semantic concepts like compound words and antonyms. The units also include readings, listening exercises, speaking activities, and writing assignments related to the unit topics.
This document provides a contents page for an English language textbook. It outlines 7 units that cover various language focuses and vocabulary topics. Each unit addresses grammar concepts, such as tenses and questions, and semantic concepts like compound words and antonyms. The units also include readings, listening exercises, speaking activities, and writing assignments related to the unit topics.
1 Home and away p9 The tense system p10 Compound words p17 • lifestyle/life-size Informal language p13 • heartbroken/heart-warming Spoken English p13 • Missing words
2 The ends of the Earth p19 Present Perfect p20 make and do p27 • make a good impression/ Simple and Continuous p22 make a difference Spoken English p26 & p28 • do your best/do business • Fillers • Phrasal verbs with make and do • Adding emphasis
3 The kindness of strangers p29 Narrative tenses p30
• Past Simple and Continuous Talking about books and films p36 • Past Perfect Simple and • chapter/paperback Continuous • trailer/screen Spoken English p32 • Giving and reacting to news
4 A pack of lies p39 Questions and negatives p40 Saying the opposite p47 • Antonyms fake/genuine Spoken English p42 • How come? • Negative prefixes accurate/ inaccurate
5 A future perfect? p49 Future forms p50
• will and going to Common verbs – take and put p57 • Present Continuous • take something for granted/ • Present Simple take issue with something • Future Continuous • put up with something/ • Future Perfect put a stop to something
Spoken English p54
• The use of thing
6 Making it big p59 Expressions of quantity p60
• Countable and uncountable Words with variable stress p66 Spoken English p63 • progress /ˈprəʊɡres/ or /prəˈɡres/ • Informal expressions of quantity
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Reading Listening Speaking Writing
Saroo’s story p14 Lion – the remarkable Talking about you p13 Informal writing • Lost and found story of Saroo Brierley p13 What do you think? p14 & p16 p130 Things I miss from home • Correcting mistakes Everyday English p18 p16 • People describe what they • Casual conversations miss when they are away from home
Our plastic planet p24 Bucket lists p26 Project p21 A formal email p131 • A planet poisoned by • Three people describe What do you think? p23 & p25 • An email of plastic exciting experiences complaint Everyday English p28 • Talking about places
Book at bedtime p34 An interview with a What do you think? p35 & p37 Narrative writing (1) • The Clinging Woman BBC journalist p37 Talking about you p36 p132 • Kate Adie CBE talks • Using adverbs in about her autobiography In your own words p37 narratives The kindness of strangers Everyday English p38 • Showing interest and surprise The post-truth age Guilty secrets p43 Roleplay p42 Linking ideas p133 p44 • A radio programme called What do you think? p43 & p45 • Conjunctions • Fake news Confessions Spot the fake! p45 Everyday English p48 • Being polite The Boomerang The future of the future Talking about you p52 Applying for a job generation! p54 p53 p134 What do you think? p53 & p54 • Meet the Boomerang • Different views of what • A CV and a covering kids and their parents the future will be like A class survey p56 letter Everyday English p58 • Over the phone
Scandi successes p64 Advertisements p67 A lifestyle survey p63 Report writing p136 • Lego and IKEA • What’s the main selling What do you think? p64 • A survey point? Opening a restaurant p66 Everyday English p68 • Business expressions and numbers
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Unit Language focus Vocabulary
7 Let there be love! p69 Modals and related verbs p70 Common verbs – get p77 • to get on well with somebody/ Spoken English p73 to get together • Echo questions
8 Going to extremes p79 Relative clauses p80 Adverbs p87
Present and past participles Adverbs collocations p86 p83 • very good/very big Spoken English p86 • absolutely wonderful/ absolutely huge • Adding a comment • quite
9 The good old days! p89 Expressing habit p90
• used to/be used to doing Homonyms and homophones p97 something • a bank on the High Street/ • would the bank of a river Spoken English p96 • Adjective intensifiers
10 Over my dead body! p99 Modal verbs of probability in
the past p100 Metaphors and idioms – the body p107 Spoken English p103 • give me a hand/ to be big-headed • Expressions with modals
11 Just suppose … p109 Hypothesizing p110 Word pairs p117
• Word stress in compound Spoken English p113 nouns • Expressions with if
12 About time! p119 Articles and determiners p120 Expressions with life and time p127 Spoken English p123 • A bit of this and that! • not on your life/take your time
Audioscript p144 Grammar reference p151
Extra material p164
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Reading Listening Speaking Writing
From India to Sweden Professional What do you think? p74 & p76 Arguing your case with love p74 matchmakers! p76 p137 In your own words p74 • I cycled from India to • Two different approaches • For and against Europe for love! to finding love Talking about you p77 Everyday English p78 • Exaggeration and understatement
A fairy tale of New Extreme temperatures What do you think? p81 Describing places York p84 p86 p138 Roleplay p85 • Tarzan of Central Park • People describe • My favourite part of experiences in extreme Everyday English p88 town weather conditions • Exclamations
Living in the past p94 A teacher to remember What do you think? p94 & p96 Writing for talking • The 21st century p96 Project p94 p139 people who live as • People describe a teacher • An early memory though it is the past who made a lasting Everyday English p98 impression • Moans and groans
The amazing Vikings Rhyme and reason p106 What do you think? p104 & p106 Adding emphasis p104 • You are old, Father William, Everyday English p108 p140 • An insight into how a poem by Lewis Carroll • Stress and intonation • People of influence Vikings lived
Have you ever Dream discoveries p116 Talking about you p112 & p118 Narrative writing (2) wondered? p113 • Inventions and discoveries If you were a …? p113 p141 • Answers to some of that came to people while • Linking words and the puzzling questions they were asleep What do you think? p114 & p116 expressions in life Everyday English p118 • Linking and commenting
Biological time p124 Time of life p126 Talking about you p123 Improving style and • The body clock • People talk about What do you think? p124, p126 & cohesion p142 important moments in p127 • A famous female their lives architect Everyday English p128 • Making your point
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