Notes on the Text

Notes on the Text

Unit 1 Whats the matter?

1.

... bus No. 26 was going along Zhonghua Road when the
driver saw an old man lying on the side of the road. " 26

1 ) bus No. 26 was going along Zhonghua Road

be
is/am/ are was/were,-ing 5

when

1

was just getting into the shower when the telephone rang.

) see someone doing something

When they went in, they saw some children playing happily in the garden.

We saw him standing there alone, not knowing what to do.

2. The bus driver ... stopped the bus without thinking twice .

think twice

We must think twice before we make this decision!

Think twice about it. Maybe youll change your mind.

3.

Thanks to Mr. Wang and the passengers the man was saved
by the doctors in time.

thanks to someone/something 7K

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Thanks to your program, we got to know each other.

4. There were many times when Aron almost lost his life because
of accidents.

when when Aron almost lost his life

because of accidents times
1

thought of the happy days when I stayed in Beijing.

He still remembers the time when you gave him this book as a gift. i I
f

5. After losing his arm, he wrote a book called Between a Rock

and a Hard Place.

a Rock and a Hard Place

between a rock and a hard place

Who will you save when your mother and wife both fall into the water? For
many people, its between a rock and a hard place.

6. This means being in a difficult situation that you cannot seem
to get out of.

1) mean

What do you mean?

mean
... before we have to make a decision that could mean life or death.

) a difficult situation that you cannot seem to get out of a decision

that could mean life or death that you
cannot seem to get out of situation; that could
mean life or death decision

Unit 2 Ill help to clean up the city parks.

1. They told me stories about the past and how things used to be.

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used to be

used to be, have, live, stay, like love >

She used to be a very close friend of mine.

I used to live in that city for the first twenty years of my life.

20
used to
He used to arrive late last year, but now he doesnt.

Did you use to sing when you took a shower?

2.

I get such a strong feeling of satisfaction when I see the

animals get better and the look of joy on their owners faces.

get get
feeling (idea (
Do you get the feeling that were not welcome here?

How did you get such an idea?

get

He got angry with me after that.
Its getting hotter now.

3. She could read by herself at the age of four.

by+

Children should learn to do things by themselves.

4. Volunteering here is a dream come true for me.

a dream come true 7K

I got the latest CD player as a birthday present yesterday. It was just a
dream come true!

Ive always wanted to visit New York so going there on vacation next
month will be a dream come true for me.

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to
do something,
Mr. Green makes it possible for us to learn English easily and in
an interesting way in his class.

Computer technology makes it possible for many people to work

at home.

6. She talked to Animal Helpers about getting me a special

trained dog.
Animal Helpers
an animal helper

In my life, I see different animals used as animal helpers. We

have, for example, dog helpers, monkey helpers, elephant helpers
and so on.

Unit 3 Could you please clean your room?

1. Tony, could you please help out with a few things?

help out (with something)

You watch TV all the time and never help out around the house!

help out
Can you help me out?
They helped (us) out with the clean_up.

2. ... because Mom wiEbe back from shopping any minute

now.

any minute now

minute second, moment, time
The guests are arriving any time now but were still not ready.

ff] P !1 I]
We're expecting them any moment now.

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leave for Australia this morning?:

4. It is the parents job to provide a clean and comfortable
environment at home for their children.

it to provide ... for their

children It is ones job (duty, ) to do something.

) :
Its every teachers job to explain things clearly to the students .

5. And anyway, I think doing chores is not so difficult.

anyway

anyway

Sam didnt get the job but hes not unhappy because it didnt pay
well anyway.

anyway
;
Its just a cold. But anyway, you should still see the doctor.

6. Ihe earlier kids learn to be independent, the better it is for

their future.

the+ + t h e + +
'
The more he explained the better we understood.

Many people believe that the more a person reads, the wiser he will
become. 1

Unit 4 Why dont you talk to your parents?

1. Although shes wrong, its not a big deal.

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It s a big deal, David, bigger than you know.

Whats the big deal? Its only a birthday, not the end of the world.

2. Hope things work out.

work out )
Dont worry. Things will work out.
Do you want to stay with us to see how things work out?

3. They fight a lot, and I really dont like it.

fight
Although they just got married, theyre fighting almost every day.
1

fight
My little brothers are always fighting.
As kids, we always fought for toys in the kindergarten, but now were pretty
good friends.

4. Sad and Thirteen 13

13 13
5. Maybe I could cut out a few of their activities, but...

cut out
Dont cut your parents out of your lives.
If you cut out the drinking, youd feel much healthier.

6. People shouldnt push their kids so hard.

push Dont push this door; you have to

pull it open. push

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Lucy should push herself a little harder.

Unit 5 What were you doing when the rainstorm came?

1. With no light outside, it felt like midnight

with

With my parents away, Im the king of the house.

I cant work with all that noise going on.

2. Bens dad ... while his mom was making sure the
flashlights and radio were working.

1) while while

)
Tom is active and outgoing while his sister Rosa is shy and
quiet.
2)

make sure

of
Could you make sure what time hes arriving? I would like to go
and meet him at the airport.
Make sure you turn off the TV before you leave the house.

3) work work

My watch is waterproofthat means it would work fine even if
its in water.
My brain isnt working well now. J L Q
3. On this day, Dr. Martin Luther King was killed.

1) Martin Luther King, Jr., 1929-1968 )

20 S0~60

1964
2)

was killed

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4. ... most Americans remember what they were doing when
the World Trade Center in New York was taken down by
terrorists.....................................

1)

World Trade Center)

19
73 2001

9 11
9 11
2) was taken down take
down

Theyre talking about how to take that wall down.

5. She remembers working in her office near the two towers.

B# (
1) towers
2 ) remember (someone) doing something

remember ; v

I dont remember seeing him anywhere.

He remembered meeting her at a party once.

I remember my father bringing home a large Christmas tree .

Unit 6 An old man tried to move the mountaiiiSo

1 But what could Yu Gong do instead of moving the mountains?

instead of (

)
Would you pass me the sugar instead of salt?

Instead of being annoyed, he seemed quite pleased.

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Long, long ago, a bird gave a monkey a gift .
0
3. But unless he can hide his tail, he cannot turn himself into
a man.

unless

if... not But if he cannot hide his tail,

he cannot turn himself into a man.

Ihe wife told her husband that unless he left the children to die
in the forest, the whole family would die.

Unless I do, well be lost.
Unless we do, we wont find our way out.

4. One year, the weather was so dry that no food would

grow

so ...that g so+ + that

That birds song is so

beautifol that we should follow it-

that
Everything happened so quickly I didnt have time to think.

5. We thought you were never coming back.

We thought...

I thought he would come, but he didnt.
6. As soon as you wake up, you must go to the forest with
your father.
as soon as As soon as the moon
rises, we can follow them instead.

7. Its leading us to that wonderful house made of bread

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Unit 7 What's the highest mountain in the world?
1.

Feel free to ask me anything on todays Great Wall tour. lY :

tC

feel free feel free to do something,

A Can I use your bathroom?
B: Yes, feel free.

2.

As far as I know, there are no other man-made objects as big

as this.

as far as I know so far as I know,

As far as I know. Jacks got twin sisters.
Theyre not coming today, so far as I know. c

3. the Ming Great Wall

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4.

Even more serious difficulties include freezing weather

conditions and heavy storms.

1)

difficulty

difficulty

People learning a new language may face some difficulties.

If you have any difficulties, you can call me for help.

difficulty
He had great difficulty in finding a new job.
We found the house without difficulty.
2)

include :

Does your price of the bike include this light?

5.

The spirit of these climbers shows us that we should never

give up trying to achieve our dreams.

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He gave up learning a third language after he got the job.

2 ) achieve our dreams make our dreams come true, achieve

()
He achieved great success in a short time.
Lin Tao achieved very good exam results. f

6.

... they run over to them with excitement and some of the
young pandas even

walk into their friends and fall over! iM) 14

run over, walk into fall over

1) run over over

She ran over to say hello, but I didnt recognize her.

2)

walk into (

As he was thinking too deeply and not paying attention to where he was
going he walked straight into a tree.

3)

fall over

Dont run too fast, or you might fall over.

Many trees fell over after the storm. fall over
something
Tommy fell over the dog and broke his front teeth.

7. Scientists say there are now fewer than 2,000 pandas living
in the forests.
2000
living in the forests
pandas
the girls singing under the tree
the women washing clothes by the river

Unit 8 Have you read Treasure Island yet?

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He agreed to go with me to see what was wrong.

First of all, we need to take some time to see

how it works.

2. Ihe book report is due in two weeks.

due

be due (to do something) be due (for

something)
Our plane is due at Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport at
12:30. 12:30
Rose is due to start school in January.
You are due for a medical examination next month.

(
3. Ihe Toms must be popular.
1) the Toms Tom

the +

the Greens( the Green
family )the Jacks (
2) must
must
They must be there by now.

4. the good old days

the good old days

I wish my grandma would stop talking about the good old days.

In the good old days, going to a movie only cost 5 cents.

5
5. I hope to see him sing live one day!
1) see someone do something

see( watch( feel(

hear( listen to( smell(

+ to -ing
I watched them get on the bus one by one, and then we waved

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Notes m the Text

2 ) live

live /hv/ ;
live /law/live

Lang Lang is playing live in our city tonight.

Unit 9 Have you ever been to a museum?

1. I learned about the inventions that led to color movies/
too.

learn ; about of

Ihe children were all shocked to learn of the death of their
headmaster.
I only learned about the accident later.
Q

2.

Ive never been camping

(* ) have
been +

Hes been watching TV all afternoon.
Weve been living like this ever since the birth of my little
brother.
3. I wonder how much more computers will be able to do in
the future.

1) wonder (;

what, how, who if/whether(

I wonder how theyre getting on.
I just wonder if theyve arrived safely.
2) :How much more will computers be able
to do in the future?
how much more computers will be able to do in the ftiture
4.

the International Museum of Toilets

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5. Watching the tea preparation is just as enjoyable as drinking
the tea itself.

-able

enjoyable ( ) drinkable (
washable ()readable ()usable (;)
6. Singapore has a Night Safari.
safari a safari park

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Unit 10 Ive had this bike for three years,
1. yard sale

prdsale

yard sale

2. Because I dont read it anymore. W f

anymore any more );

(not anymore not any longer
You can have it, for I dont need it anymore.

The doctor told me not to play computer games anymore .

3. Because I've had it since I was a baby.

f
since(since

Ive had these soft toys since I was a child.

Since that unfortunate accident last week I havent been sleeping

well at all.

4. I ve had this magazine for a couple of months . f

r
l) aanipkof

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Look! There are a couple of boys waiting for you at the door. !

2) for

Jeff has had his bike for more than 10 years. 10

5. We have decided to each sell five things that we no longer

use.
1) we no longer use that five
things
2) no longer not... any longer not...
anymore
He no longer lives here. (= He doesnt live here anymore / any longer .)

3)

each (

My sister and I each have an English-Chinese dictionary.

6.

... but, to be honest, I have not played for a while now.

to be honest

to be frank,
To be honest, I dont like him very much.
To be perfectly frank I think thats a crazy idea.

7.

Its a shame, but I just dont have the time ...

...........................................................................
Its a shame. (an unhappy
situation) Its a shame

that
A: I didnt have enough money to buy the guitar I wanted

B: Its a shame!!
Its a shame to cover this beautiful table with a tablecloth .

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Tapescripts
Unit 1 Whats the matter?

Judy: Im sorry but its very difficult

Section A, lb

for me

Conversation 1
Nurse: You dont look well. Whats the
matter, Sarah?
Sarah I was playing with my friends
at the piirk yesterday. Then it

to talk.
Nurse: Oh dear. Whats the matter?
Judy I talked too much yesterday
and didnt drink enough water. I
have a very sore throat now.

got windy, but I didnt put on

Section A, 2a, 2b

my jacket. Now I have a cold.

Conversation 1

Conversation 2

Girl 1: You dont look well. Your face

Nurse Whats the matter, David?

Are you OK?
David: I ate too much junk food at my
friends birthday party. So last
night I got a stomachache. I

looks a bit red.

Girl 2: Yeah, and my head feels
very hot. What should I do?
Girl 1 Maybe you have a fever. You
should take your temperature.

almost couldnt get myself out

Girl 2 Yes, youre right.

of bed this morning.

Conversation 2

Conversation 3

Girl 1 Whats the matter?

Nurse Whats the matter, Ben?

Can you move?
Ben Not really. I was playing soccer
the
other day and I hurt myself. It
seemed OK at first, but now I

Girl 2 I didnt take good care of

myself. I didnt wear enough
warm clothes yesterday. Now I
have a cough and a sore throat.
Girl 1 You should drink some hot
tea with honey.

have a really sore back.

Girl 2 That sounds like a good idea.

Conversation 4

Conversation 3

Nurse You look really tired.

Girl: You look terrible! Whats the

Whats the matter

matter?

Nancy?

Boy I think I ate too much at

Nancy I didnt sleep very well last

dinner last night. It was an

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stomachache.

Nurse: Not really, but I also took his

Girl: Thats too bad. You shouldnt

eat

temperature- Luckily he didnt

have a fever. I told him he should rest.

so much next time. Right now,

Teacher What else happened?

you should lie down and rest.

Nurse: One girl had a nosebleed. I

Boy: I guess I should-

told

Conversation 4

her to put her head down and

GirlWhat s wrong with your face?

then press the sides of her nose. Oh,

Boy Its not my face. Its my tooth. I

and another boy got hit on the head

have a

with a baseball bat Teacher That

toothache*

sounds bad. I hope hes OK Nurse:

GirlYou should see a dentist and

get an X-ray;

I hope so, too. He was taken

to the

Boy But will it hurt?

hospital to get an X-ray.

Girl: No, and if you dont go to the

Unit 2 Ill help to clean up the city

dentist
now, itll hurt even more later!

parks* Section A, lb Conversation 1

Conversation S

Boy 1: I hope to work outside-

Girl 1: Oh, no! What happened?

Girll: You couldhdp to dean up the city

Girl 2: I was making dinner just

parks^

now and I cut myself by

Conversation 2

accident

Boy 2: Id like to help homeless

Girl 1 Oh, that looks serious. You

people.

should

Girl 1 You could give out food at

put some medicine on it. Here,

the food bank to help feed

let me help you.

them.

Girl 2: OK, thanks.

Conversation 3

Section B, lb, lc

Girl 2: I want to cheer up sick kids-

Teacher Hello, Jenny! You look

Girl 1: You could ask hospitals to let

you visit
theprogram
kids- Conversation
4
tired.
Teacher: Yes the weather is very hot today:
study
to teach kids.
Nurse: He cut his knee, so I washed the cut

Section A, 2a, 2b

and put some medicine on it Then IBoy 1: Now we need to come up with a
plan
put a bandage on it
Teacher: Was the cut serious?

to tell people about the city park

clean-up.

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Girl 1: Yeah, but Im hungry. Bob. Lets
have lunch first.

Man: Wow! Your parents must be

proud of

Girl 2: No, we need to start now.

Clean-up Day is only two

you.
Jimmy: I guess so. But now Ive run

weeks from now.

out of money, so I cant buy

Boy 2 Youre right, Sally. We cant

any more old bikes.

put off making a plan. As we

Man: Oh, thats too bad.

talk. Ill write down all our

Jimmy: Yeah. I need to come up with

ideas. Then we can decide

some way of getting money

which ideas are best.

or Ill have to stop.

Girl 1 Um ... well... we could put up

signs.

Unit 3 Could you please clean your

Boy 2 Thats a good idea!

room?

Girl 2 Lets make some notices

Section A, lb

too. Then 111 hand them out

Mom Peter, we need to clean the

after school.

house.

Boy 1: OK. Great! And we could each

call up 10 students and ask
them to come.
Boy 2 Hey, were coming up with a
lot of good ideas, arent we?

Your grandma is coming over at

seven.
Peter Sure, but I need to do my
homework first.
Mom OK. Then after you finish your

Section B, lc, Id

homework lets clean up the

Man: This morning Im talking with a

kitchen.

very

I can do the dishes and sweep

wonderful young man,

the floor. Could you please take

Jimmy the Bike Boy. Good

out the rubbish?

morning Jimmy.
Jimmy Good morning.
Man So, Jimmy, tell our listeners
what you
do.
Jimmy: Well many kids dont have

Peter Sure, Mom.

Mom Good. And could you
please make your bed and
fold your clothes?
Peter All right.
Mom: And lets see ... I have to

enough money to buy their

clean the living room before

own bikes. So I find or buy old

your grandma arrives.

bikes. Sometimes parts like the

Section A, 2a, 2b

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Peter: Could I go to the movies after

Mom Yes, if youre careful with it.

that?

Sandy Dont worry, Mom!

My friends said the new action
movie is really good.

Mom Now there are a few other

things I want you to do before

Dad: I guess so. But dont stay out

the party. Could you please

late.

move the big chairs to the

Peter Could I stay out until eleven?

bedroom and clean the living

We

room?
might get something to drink
after the movie.

Dad:

No,

you cant.

Sandy: Sure. Dave is coming early on

Saturday, so he can help me.

You have a

basketball
game tomorrow remember?
You need to have a good rest.
Peter Oh, yeah. Well, could you give

Unit 4 Why don t you talk to your

parents?
Section A, lb
Girl 1: You look really tired. Whats the
matter?

me a
ride to town now? If I take the
bus, Ill be late.
Dad: I cant, Peter. I have to do some
work now.
Peter Oh, OK. No problem. Ill call

Girl 2: I studied until midnight last

night so I didnt get enough
sleep.
Girl 1 Why dont you go to sleep
earlier

Alan. Maybe his dad can give

tonight? You can start studying earlier.

me a ride.

Girl 2

But I have two after-

Section B, lc, Id

school classes today. So I

Sandy Could I invite my friends

can

to a party on Saturday
Mom?

only

start

studying

after dinner.
Girl 1 Maybe you should tell your

Mom: Of course! That sounds like fun.

parents that you cant do so

Sandy Yeah. Um ... could I

many things.

borrow some money?

Girl 2 I did, but they think its

Mom: What for?

important that I take more

Sandy I need to buy some drinks

after-school classes.

and snacks. Could I go to the

store?
Mom Well, Im going tomorrow

Girl 1: Well, they probably want you to

get into a good senior high
school.

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Boy 2: I had a fight with my best

time to do activities I enjoy.

friend. What should I do?

This can help me relax and

Boy 1: Well, you could write

him a letter.
Boy 2: I dont think so although its a

be healthier.
Alice:

Yes, you wont get good

grades if

good idea. Im just not very

youre stressed out all the

good at writing letters.

time.

Boy 1: Maybe you should call

Wei Ming: I also keep worrying about

him up.

getting better grades than

Boy 2: No, I dont want to talk about it

on the phone.
Boy 1: But you really should talk to

my classmates.
Alice:

Oh, you shouldn t compete

with

him so that you can say youre

your classmates to get better

sorry.

grades. You should all be

Boy 2: Yes, I know I should,

helping each other to

but its not easy;

improve.

Boy 1: Maybe you could go

Wei Ming: Youre right. Thanks for all

to his house.

the good advice, Alice.

Boy 2: I guess I could, but I dont want

to surprise hinL
Boy 1: Hey I know. You could take
him to the ball game.
Boy 2 But the ball game is next
week. I dont want to wait until

Unit 5 What were you doing

when the
rainstorm came?
Section A, lb
[in the studio]
Girl
I was at home doing my

then to talk to him.

homework.

Section B, lc, Id

But I could hear the heavy

Wei Ming: Alice, help me! My

rain

parents are giving me too

against my bedroom window.

much pressure about school!

I was reading at the library

Alice Hey Wei Ming. Although

Woman: after

you may

school. Im so glad I didnt

be unhappy with your
parents, you should talk to

decide
Man:

to play basketball!

them. Ask them why they

I was waiting for the bus after

give you so much pressure.

work.

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umbrella, but I still got wet!
[back in the studio]
Reporter:

Looks like

John What were you doing at the

time of the competition?

many people

Kate: Well I left my house late and

when the competition started

were
caught in the rain yesterday.

I was still making my way to

Many took hours to get home

school

Section A, 2a, 2b

John: Then what happened?

Kate: When I got to the bus stop, I

Boy: Yesterdaywas a terrible day- My

realized that my bag was still

alarm

at home!
didn t go off so I woke up late. It
was seven thirty when I woke

John But why didnt you just go

home to get your bag?

up, and I needed to be at school

Kate: I did, but while I was running

by eight! I ran to the bus stop

back home, I saw a dog by

but I still missed the bus. It

the side of the road and it

was eight thirty when I got to

was hurt.

school My teacher was angry

John: Oh, so Im sure you helped the

and I felt bad all day. At four

dog-1 know how much you

thirty it was time to go home-

love animals.

1 was waiting for the bus when

Kate Yes, I wanted to call the Animal

" all of a sudden it began to

Helpline, but I didnt have my

rain heavily. It was like a

phone so I had to wait for

really crazy rainstorm! I thought

someone to walk by- Then I

I had an umbrella in my

used his phone to call the

schoolbag, so I kept trying to

helpline.

look for it. I was so busy looking

for the umbrella that I didn't see
a car coming. And it got water

John: OK. No wonder you didnt make

it to the competition.
Kate Yes, Im so sorry I wasn't there

all over me ! I was waiting like

to

that completely wet for

cheer you on, but Im happy

maybe almost an hour. Finally,

that your team won!

the bus came and brought me

home. I took a hot shower and

Unit 6 An old man tried to

ate some warm food. It felt so

move the

good to be home!

moimtaiiiSo

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Anna:

Anna:

Wang Ming: Well, once

after he died. His family

upon a time, there was a

would live and grow, but

very old man. There were

the mountains could not

two mountains near his

get bigger. So Yu Gong and

house. They were so high

his family kept on digging

and big that it took a long

day after day and year

time to walk to the other

after year. Finally, a god

side.

was so moved by Yu Gong

So what happened next?

that he sent two gods to

Wang Ming: Well, the old

take the mountains away.

man told his family that

This story reminds us that

they should all help him to

you can never know whats

move the mountains.

possible unless you try to

Mm;

but

an

old

man

make it happen.

probably

Section B, lb, lc
couldn't even move a small

Mei Ling: Tom, can you tell me a story

tree.
Wang Ming: Yes, thats what his wife

from Europe?
Tom Well^ I know one. Its called

said too.
Anna:

The Emperors New Clothes.

And where would they put

This story is about an

all

emperor who loved clothes.

the earth and stone from

He loved buying and looking

the mountains?

at his beautiful clothes.

WangMing: Yu Gong said they could

Mei Ling: So what happened?

put it

Tom:

Two brothers came to the city

into the sea because its big

to make special clothes for

enough to hold everything.

the emperor. But the

So they all started digging

emperor had to give them

the next day.

silk and gold.

Section A, 2a, 2b
Wang Ming Let me tell

Mei Ling Were the clothes nice?

Tom Well the brothers kept

you the rest of the story

everything for themselves

about Yu Gong* Yu Gong

and told the emperor that

and his family began to

people couldnt see the

move some of the earth

clothes unless they were

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Mei

didnt want people to think

question

he was stupid, so he said his

longest river in the world?

new clothes were very

Boy 2: Iknow!TheNile is the longest

beautiful.

river

Ling:

Did

he

wear

the

new

clothes?
Tom:

which is the

in the world.
Boy 1: And the

Yes, he

did.

He

walked

Amazon

is

the

second

through

longest river in the world.

the city wearing his new

Teacher: It seems that you know the

clothes. Nobody wanted to

answers to all my questions.

sound stupid so everyone

Good job!

said his new clothes were

Section A, 2a, 2b

wonderful. But suddenly, a

Mike Hi, Im Mike. Im from the

young boy shouted Look!

Ihe emperor isnt

United States.
Boy Welcome to our class Mike.

wearing any clothes!

Mei Ling What a fonny story!

Were happy to meet you.

Mike: Can you tell me a bit more
about China?

Unit 7 Whats the highest mountain

Girl Sure! Did you know that China

in the world?

is one of the oldest countries in

Section A, lb

the world? Its over 5,000 years

Teacher

Yesterday, we learned

old.

some

Mike Yes, I did. Its much older than

geographical
facts.
Boy 1 important
Qomolangma!
Its higher

my

than any other mountain in

the world.
Teacher Thats right. And who
can tell me what the
Sahara is?
Girl 1 The Sahara is the biggest
desert in the world.
Teacher Very good. And which is the
deepest salt lake in the world?
Girl 2 The Caspian Sea is the
deepest of all the salt lakes.

too. Its a lot bigger than the

population of the United States.

Mike But China is about the

same size as the US, right?
Girl Yes, and its the biggest
country in Asia. We also have
some famous rivers. The
Yangtze River is the longest
river in Asia. Its about 6,300
kilometers long.
Mike Wow! I didnt know that. I
thought the Yellow River was

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Boy No, the Yellow River is 5,464

Nick: Whats your class reading right

kilometers long. But both

now? Judy Were reading a book

rivers are very important to

called Treasure Island.

China.

Nick How is it? I havent read it yet.

Section B, lb, lc
Teacher Do you have any questions
about baby pandas?
Boy 1

Are they much smaller

than an adult
panda?
Teacher Yes. When they re born,
they only weigh about 0.1 to
0.2 kilos.
Boy 1 Wow, thats small! I know an

Judy Its really exciting.

Conversation 2
Alan Sandy, have you finished the
reader yet?
Sandy: What reader Alan?
Alan Robinson Crusoe. Ms. Butler
told us to finish it this week,
remember?
Sandy: Oh no! Ive not read it yet.
Alan Well, I just finished reading it
last night.

adult
panda weighs many times

Sandy How is it? Is it boring?

more than a baby.

Alan: No, I love it. Its wonderful.

Teacher Thats right. And the adult

Conversation 3

pandas weigh around 100

Kate Have you read Little Women

kilos.

yet, Harry? Harry No, I havent.

Boy 2: What about the size of a baby

panda? How small is it?

Have you, Kate?

Kate: Yes. Ive already read it.

Teacher At birth, its only around 15

Harry Whats it like?

cm

Kate Its fantastic.

long, but an adult panda is

Harry Can I borrow it from you?

around ISO cm long.

Kate Sure.

Girl Is a baby panda also black and

white?
Teacher: No, you would never guess!

Mark Hey there Tina. Whats up?

Tina Im reading this fantastic book.

A baby panda is pink and it

Mark What is it?

cannot see. It also doesnt

Tina Treasure Island. Have you read

have any teeth.

Girl How long can pandas live?
Teacher They can live up to 20 to 30
years.

Section A, 2a, 2b Tina Hi, Mark.

it yet? Mark No, I havent. Whats it

about?
Tina Its about this boy who goes
out to sea and finds an island

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Mark: Ive just finished Oliver
Twist and Robinson Crusoe.
Tina Oh, yeah. Ive already read
both of them. They re classics.
We had to study Robinson
Crusoe last term.
Mark So what are you studying this
term?
Tina Tom Sawyer. Its a story about
a boy who lives in the United
States. Many exciting things
happen to him.
Mark: Sounds interesting. Ill have to

Alex: Do you want to borrow my CD

then?
Dave: Sure, thanks! Thatd be great!
Unit 9 Have you ever been to a
museum?
Section A, lb
Sarah: Im bored, Claudia. Lets do
something interesting.
Claudia Have you ever been to a
science museum?
Sarah: Yes, I have. I went to the
National
Science Museum last year.

read it.

Have you ever been to a

Section B, lb, lc
Dave What are you listening to,
Alex? The song sounds really
good.
Alex Hey, Dave! Im listening to a
band
called The Toms. Have you
heard of them yet?

history museum?
Claudia: No, I havent.
Sarah

one tomorrow.
Claudia: Well, that sounds good, but
Im not interested in history.
Sarah Really? I didnt know that.
Well, how about the art

Dave No I havent. Are they a

museum? Have you been to

new band?
Alex: Yes, they only started singing
earlier this year. But theyve
already made two CDs.
Dave Wow, they must be really
popular. Where are they from?
Alex Theyre from California, in the
United States. There are five
people in the band and theyre
all teenage boys.
Dave I guess what they re playing
is pop music, right?

Me neither. Lets go to

the art museum?

Claudia Ive been to the art
museum many times.
Sarah: Me, too. But Id like to go
again.
Hmm, lets see ... how about
the nature museum? Ive
been there a few times.
Claudia So have 1.1 went there on
our last school trip.
Sarah I know. Lets go to the space

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museum Tina?
Tina: Yes I went there last year.
Have you ever been there,
John?

Section B, lb, lc
Boy 1 So Peter, how long have
you been in China?
Boy 2: Ive been here for two weeks,

John: No, I havent.

but Im going back to Australia

Tina Well, Id really like to go there

tomorrow.

again.
John Great. What bus do we take to
get to the museum?
Tina We can take the subway. The
station is near the museum.
Conversation 2
Kim Hi, Linda. Have you ever been
to the amusement park?
Linda: Yes, I have, but a long time
ago. I remember it was really
fun. There were so many
exciting things to do there.
Kim Do you want to go again next
week?
Linda Sure. I think that would be a
great idea.
Kim Do you think we can ride our
bikes there?
Linda Of course! Its not very far
away. Its just on Green Street,
behind the zoo.
Conversation 3
Tom Have you ever been to the
water park, Frank?
Frank No, Ive never been there.
Tom Neither have I. Lets go there
together!
Frank: Id really love to go, but I dont
have any money.

Boy 1 Have you traveled much?

Boy 2: Yes, I have. Ive seen many
interesting things.
Boy 1: Have you visited the Palace
Museum?
Boy 2: Yesf I have. I went there last
week. It was wonderful. There
were

so

many

beautiful

treasures.
Boy 1: And have you been to the
Great Wall?
Boy 2 Oh yes. I loved it, but there
were too many people. Ive also
been to the Birds Nest.
Boy 1: Wow, great! Did you go
anywhere outside Beijing?
Boy 2 Yes. I went to see the
Terracotta Army in Xian. It was
fantastic.
Boy 1: OK. Have you tried Chinese
food?
Boy 2 Oh, yes. I love Chinese food.
Boy 1 Do you have a favorite dish?
Boy 2 I love Beijing Duck. Its so
delicious.
Boy 1 Thank you for your time and
have a safe trip home.
Boy 2 Thank you.

myself

yourself

himself
herself
itself

ourselves

yourselves

themselves

Grammar

Tapescripts
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dont use them anymore^

should

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But isnt
it hard to sell
somenot/shouldnt
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more
than '

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was
not

wasnt

woznt/;
were
not
werent
You
shouldnt
take

could /w3:

10 years- Aunt Taylor

bought
your
things?
There
aresuch
manyrisks.
(r)nt
/
The child can dress himself.

things
Ive had
since I was a
a new
:
Take good2)
care
of yourself.

A:
Could
you
please
take
the dog forone
a walk?

But the driver

didnt
think
about
himself.
for me
last week.
child.
I dont
think
I could
sell

B:
OK, but I want
to: watch one Amy:
showThats
first

them,
great. We can still have
Mrs. BlackI.herself
is a lawyer.

(Reflexive
Pronouns )

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wedriver
get
something
to drink
after
the movie
You had
better
the
himself.
David
asay
letter
to
his
last
night.
homemade
bread?
And I can
Jeff:
Yes,ask
itswrote
hard
to
goodbye
to friend

()give away
certain
Just be
yourself.

self selves
could
can
Mary hasnt
quite was
been writing
herself recently.

David
a letter
to his friend

thislast
sweater
and dress, too.
things.
Q night.

you

the

Maybe
could
do more jobs around
house
so that they
(
)
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By the way, how long have
They
dont
have
timePresent
for proper
communication.

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2. more

Perfect
fit me anymore- But I want to
you had that bike over

1)
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I/He/She/It was not working.
there?
keep the
We/You/They were working.
We/You/They
were+not
working.

have (has)

finish
hat
and scarf for ice skatingJejf:
Ive
had
it
for
three
years!
I
III

(VerbTenses)

:
learned
Mom:
Great.
You
can
take these things
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Was I working?
Were you working? Yes, I
Was he/she/it

-ing
to the
how to ride awas/were
bike on it. + working?
Yes,youwere No
was*
Yes,

Grammar

Amy:
No,
Old
I things
was not.
really bring back
he/she/itchildrens
was.
home tomorrow then.
he/she/it
was

Section B,
lb, lc
sweet memories.
But
its true No,
Were we/you/they working?
Yes,
you/we/they
were.

:
No,
were
not
A:
What
were
youyou/we/they
doing
last night?

that
we may
never
use
someatofeight
Martin:
Hey, Jfenny,
your hometown is
you were not

B:
I was
taking
a shower
(
Q

really
these
things
again.

What
was
heordoing
when
theJenny:
rainstorm
came?
Jeff: A:
Yes,
like old
toys
books
you
beautiful.
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I/You
have
not finished.

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He/She/It has finished.
ve
He/She/It has not Jenny:
finishedWe/You/Ihey have finished.
We/You/They
have
not
B:
He was
reading
the
Hbrary when the
rainstorm
came .
already
read.
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sell
those,
past
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finished.

oryoucan
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give
them
away
years, but Ihas
still love
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has. doing
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he/she/it
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was Jenny
while
Linda has
was
sleeping?

though
its old, its
full of
them.
finished? Have
Yes,
you/we/they
notNo,

wodcis
.

Amy

Oh! How much

this book?
interesting
we/you/they
have.
you/we/they have

places to see and things to

Jeff: You can have it for 75 cents*
you had your lunch yet? do.
Section A -Have
2a 2b

-Yes,
I
IveVerbs
just )had it.(

look
have Modal
Martin Wow, look at that
MomII.
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) through this box of

old
building! Ive
-Have
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Little Women
yet?

should
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things-No,Ihavent
and decide what
to give
(

haven't
herand
these
days.
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I away.
think Iyou
shouldseen
lie down
rest.

Ive known Bob/or three years.
You
should
call him
so that
can say youre
sorry.
buildings
in
Amy
I think
I want
to keep
this you
book.

Ive been at this school/or over two

Ive had it for three years. Even
this town. Its been around for

years. They have lived here since 1996.

How
have
hundreds
though
Ive long
already
readyou
it worked in this

library? She has taught us since I came

to this school

 already, I have already taught him some English.

never
ever just, John has never been to the space
beforeyet
museum.
Have you ever been to a zoo at night?
My boy has just started junior high
school.
Ive never been to the water park before.
have (has) been have Grammar
Where has he been?
(has) gone
(
have (has) been Where has he gone?
have (has) (
gone
She has been to Shanghai.

(
She has gone to Shanghai.
(
)

Gram_sr

She wanted to become a teacher.

3. not +
He is learning to swim.
Tell him not to be late.
He went to the library to borrow some books.
The policeman told the boys not to play in the street.
Im glad to see you.
4.
She asked me towhat,
speakwhich,
louder.how, where, when
Could
you
the to
busdo
driver
to wait for five
Nobody
told
usask
what
next.
minutes?

I dont know where to go.

me howthe
to town,
use the
newamobile
As he explored
he took
lot of phone.
when, before, He showed

pictures. is when to start.

after, as, while, The
question
As
soon as he arrived
in France,for
he two
calledmonths.
me.
as soon as, since,
I haven't
anything
5.
to bought

He has been in Shanghai since he was born.

not... until,

hear, watch, feel, notice

Dont come in until
yousee
are
called.
whenever 3)
Whenever
Imget
feeling
down, my friends will

I
saw
the teacher
out.
cheer
me
up.
While
I
was
I
heard
the
birds
sing.

watching TV, the bell

yesterday, last night,

letmake, have
three weeks
I didn't
go surfing because it was too
ago,
becauseassi
Letcold.
me go!
As
the
car was expensive, we didn't
nce in 1990
They
made
the children
12he
hours
a day.
buy
it Since
he waswork
busy,
didnt
come.

ifunless
If you travel in India, you can use

I have
seen everywhere.
the film.)
English
I won t pass the

the
film
last
week.

as (so) I saw
exam
unless
I
study
hard.
The Yangtze River is almost as long as
asthan
the)
Amazon
River.Clauses
John swims
better

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)

He He
has
lived
here
(
was
so(does)
weaksince
that
he couldnt
walk on.
sothat
than
Jim
1992.1992

)
soso that
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We'll here
sit near
the front so
we can hear
in 1992.1992

)
the speaker better. You should talk to
him
so that
you
can was
say you
re sorry.
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the
traffic
heavy,
we got
although,
to
the
railway
station
on
time.
even though
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Even though he is 80, he still looks

1. to + tc^
strong and healthy.


to read the newspaper to speak at the meeting
2.

risk /risk/ n. & v

take risks (take a risk)

accident /aeksidsnt/ n.( )

p.
6
p.
6

Unit 2
clean up
cheer/tjis/,/tjir/u ;

.
p.
cheer up (

6
p.9
p. give out
p
situation /.sitju'eijn/ n.
Words and
Words
in Each
andUnit
Expressions
in Each Unit
6 Expressions
.
kilo /'kiilsu/ (= kilogram)
volunteer
/,vt)bn

tio/,
/,va:bntir/
p.
n.
v. n.
P
6
.
p. come up with
rock /rok/; /ra:k/ n.
6
p.
p.
run out (of)
(
6
1
knife /naif/ n. (pi. knives /naivz/)
p.
put off
(
1
p.
p.

sign/sain/n.
6
1
p. notice /nsutis/
cut off
6
Unit 1
passenger /'psesind39(r)/ p.l n.
p.
blood /bUd/ n.
n.
6
matter ,msete(r)/ n.

p.3
mean /mi:n/ u (meant /ment/)
p.
v.
1
Whats the matter?
off /of/, /o:f/ adv. & prep.
()
p. hand out
p.

6
1
sore /so:(r)/
adj.
p.l

p.3
p. call up
p.
get out of ....
1
have 6a cold
p. l get off
p.3
importance /impo:(r)tns/
p.
used to ...........
1
stomachache
p. l to ones surprise
;
p. lonely/bunli/
p.

6
1
/sUmskeik/

p.3
p. care for ;
p.
decision /di's^n/ n.
1
^ have6a
p. l onto /'ontu/, /'a:ntu/ prep.

p.3
control /ksntrsul/
several /sevrsl/
stomachache
p. l trouble/trAbl/n.
p.3
p.
p.
n.c6u
pwi
foot/fut/n.
6
ll
p.l
hit /hit/ v. (hit /hit/)(
)

p. strong /stroq/, /stroiq/

be in control of
neck/nek/n
p.lyoull have
a great time!
p.3
If
you go6
p.to the party,
p.
spirit /'spirit/ n

stomach /stAmsk/
n
6 Unless we talk
llwell certainly
right to
away

p.3

someone,
feel
p. feeling/fi:liq/n.
P.
death/de0/n.
throat
/Brsut/
n6.
p.l
get into 1
p.3
worse.
p. satisfaction /.ssetis'faskjn/
give up

P fever /'fi:v9(r)/
7
p.l
herself /h3:(r)self/
p.
p.
nurse /n3(r)s/ n.
&
n. lie/lai/u(lay/lei/)
8
ll
p. 2
pron. ( she
p.4
p.
joy/d33i/n;
lie down
p.2 bandage A>aendid3/lln.
p. owner/bun3(r)/m
p.
Judy /'d3Udi/ ()
rest /rest/ u & n.
l
ll
p.2
u
p.5
p. tryout .......
p.
Nancy /'naensi/
cough /kt)f/, /ko:f/ n.l & v.
ll
p.2 press/pres/v
p.5
p. journey ,d33:(r)ni/
Mandy /maendi/ )
X-ray /eks rei/ n. 2X ,
p.2 sick/sik/a
p.5
Aron /'ersn/ Ralston/'roilstsn/
p.
n(
X toothache /tuiGeik/ n.
p.2 knee/ni:/n. ll
p.5
p. raise /reiz/ v.
p.

take ones temperature

6
p.2 nosebleed /'nsuzbliid/1 n.
p.5
p.
midnight /midnait/ n.
headache /hedeik/
p.2 breathe /bri:3/ u 1
p.6
p. alone /s'bun/ adv.
p.
Utah /'ju:ta:/()
n. have a fever
6
1
p.2 sunburned /SAnb3:(r)nd/
adj.

Words and Expressions in Each

Unit

break /breik/ n.

p.6

take breaks (take a break)

p.2

hurt /h3(r)t/ v. (hurt

p.2

/h3(r)t/)
(

p.6
p.2

ourselves /au3(r),selvz/
pron. ( we
climber /klaim3(r)/ n.

p.6

chore /tjb:(r)/
n.
while /wail/ con),......

Unit 4
p.2
0
p.2
0
p.2
and
1

allow/ilau/u
wrong /roq/; /ro:q/

p.
2
p.

a
2
p.
snack/snaek/n.
What s wrong?
Words
Expressions
in Each
Words
andUnit
Expressions
in Each Unit
2

p.
stress /stres/ n.
look through
2
repair /npes/, /riper/ u p. 13sir/s3:(r*)/R
p.2
p.

guess/ges/v.;
2
fix/fiks/u 2

p.13
p.
waste /weist/ n.
deal/di:l/n.;
2
fix up
p.13
Sir)
p.16
p.2
p.
v.
big deal
2
give away
p.13
madam/maedsm/n.2
p.2
p.
in order to
workout
2
2
take after (
p.13
(

p.2
p.
provide /pr^vaid/ u
get on with
2
2
broken /'brsokon/ adj.

Madam) p.16
p.2
relation /rileijn/
anyway /'eniwei/ adv.
2

p.2
p.
depend /dipend/ u
n.
2
p.2
2
p.2
develop /diVebp/wheel/wi:l/n.
v.

2
independence /.indi'pendons/
letter /lets(r)/ n

2
Mario /'maerisu/, /ma:rbu/
communication
/k^mjumi'keijn/

p.ll
p.
&
p.13
2
Jimmy/'d3imi/
p.13
p.
argue /a:(r)gju:/
v.
p.
2
p.2
p.
R
cloud /klaud/ n.
14
Unit 3
2
2
fairness /Teonss/,
/Ternss/
p.
elderelcb(r)/
adj.
Miss/mis/n.
p.
rubbish/rAbiJVn. 2 p.17
p.2
instead/in'sted/
n.
14
take out the rubbish
p. 17
2
p.
since /sins/ conj.set

adup.

up
fold/fbuld/u
p.17
2
prep conj. & adv
. .
whatever /wDt'evs/
14
sweep /swi:p/ v. (swept /swept/)
/waifevsr/
p.

disabled/diseibld/ p.2 prcm.

p.17
2
2
neighbor
/neibo(r)/
a
p.14
nervous /'n3

floor /flo:(r)/ n.
p.17
(=neighbour)
(r)v9s/
p.2
p.
n.
make a difference
p.14
;
mess/mes/n.
p.
2
2
p.2 offer /a:fbr/
blind/blaind/fld;
p.14
take care of
18
2
p.
ill/il/Wj.;
deaf /def/ adj. p.2
v.
p.14
throw/Gr^u/ u (threw/0ru:/)
2
2
p.2
proper /'props/,
/pra:psr/
drop /drop/, /draip/
v.
imagine/i
maed3in/u
p.

p.19
2
independent /.indi'pendsnt/
p.
14
ad;.
all the time
p.
2
p.2 secondly

di culty/difikslti/n.
/'sekondli/

dv.
19
2
p.27
communicate /k3mju:mkeit/
fair /fesA /fer/ adj. p.24
neither /naids/, /?ni:69(r)/ adv.
p.14
p.
unfair / nfes//^vnTer/
v.
pron.
p.19
2
open /bupsn/ u
p.
p.2
p.
a
explain/iksplem/u

shirt
/J3(r)t/ n.
p.
4
2
14
7
clear /klio /klir/
19
door /do:(r)/ n. p.2
p.
p.
Sandy /saendi/

as soon as
p.19
1
2
14 v.
copy /kt)pi/, ,ka:pi/
pass /pais/, /pass/

p.14
p.
carry/kaeri/u

p.20
2
train /trein/ u
p.14
return /rit3:(r)n/
borrow /"borsu/, ,ba:rsu/
excited /iksaitid/ p.
v.
v
p.20
2

p.14
anymore /eni mo:(r)/
lend /lend/ v. (lent /lent/)
training
/'treiniq/
n.

p.14
adv.(
;
p.20

kindness/kaindnss/n
p.

p.
member /memb3(r)/ n.
2

p.
pressure /prejb(r)/ n.
2
p.
compete/ksmpi:t/u 2
opinion /s'pinjsn/
depend on
p.:L3

p.

3
p.
skill/slal/n.
3

p.
typical Aipikl/ adj.
3
football /'futbo:!/ n.(
p.
3
p.
3

cutout

quick/kwik/ adj.

continue /ksntinju:/
v.
compare /k^m'pes/, /ksmper/
v.
compare ... with *
crazy /'kreizi/
adj.

push/puj/u
development /diVebprnsnt/
n.

Wards and Expressiens in Each Unit

p.
3

Wv.
apart/3pa:(r)t/adu ;
have a look
icy/aisi/ ;

kid/kid/u ;
realize Aislaiz/, /fri9laiz/
v;
make ones way

passage /fpaesid3/ n.;

pupil /pju:pl/ w
completely /ksmfpli:tli/
adu
shocked /Jokt/, /Ja:kt/

p.
3
p.
3

date/deit/n
tower /ftauo(r)/ n.

p.34

go off (

p.34

p.34

heavily /'hevili/
a

p.
3
p.
3

p.
3

p35
p.3
6
p.3
6
p.3
6
p.3
7
p.3
7
p.3
8
p.3
8
p.3
8
p.3
8

p.3
8
p.3
in silence
8
recently /ri:sntli/ adu
p.38
p.3
takedown
8
n.

p.33 alarm /3la:(r)m/ n.

dv. p.34

suddenly /'sAdsnli/ fldu

n.

terrorist Aersnst/

p.30

begin /bi gin/ v. (began / b i g x n / )

p.
3
p.
3

ad[;
silence /saibns/

Taylor /teib(r)/

rainstorm /reinsto:(r)m/ n.

p.34 pick up ( =pick up the

phone) p.34 strange
/streindg/

p.
3

in ones opinion .....

perhaps /ps(r)haeps/

p.30

Unit 5

p.
3

cause/ko:z/u
usual/ju:3u3l/d/
p.31

Cathy /'kxdi/

p.3
8
p.3
8
p.3
8

p.34

storm /sto:(r)m/ n.

p.35

wind/wind/ n.

p.35

Unit 6

light/lait/w
p.35
shoot /Ju:t/ v. (shot /Jot/,
report /ri'po:(r)t/ v. & n.
/Ja:t/)

p.
p.35 area /'esris/, /
4 erb/ n.
stone / stsun/ n
p.
p.35 wood/wud/ n.
p.35
4
weak/wiik/
p.
window /windsu/ n.
4 p.35
god /god/, /ga:d/ n.
God) p.42 flashlight /flaejlait/
remind /rimaind/ v.
p.
4
p.35

bit/bit/n;
p.
match /mastjV n.
p.35
4
a little btt
p.
beat /bi:t/ u (beat /bi:t/)
4
silly /sili/ adj.
p.
p.35 against/s'genst/prep

4
instead of
p.
p.35 at first
p.35
4
turninto asleep /s'sliip/ adj.p
p.35
4
object /Dbdgikt/,
/a:bd3ikt/
fall asleep
p.35
n.
pdie down
p.35
4
hide /haid/ u (hid
/hid/)
rise /raiz/
u (rose /rouz/)
p.43
tail /teil/ n c&n.
pp.35
fallen /'fb:bn/ adj.4 p.35
magic /maedsik/

0
stick/stik/n;
excite/iksait/u

Western ,west3(r)n/

p.
4
p4
p.
4

truth/tru:0/n

p39

W
once upon /spon/, /3pa:n/ a
time
p.3
AllenAebn/

8
stepsister/stepsists(r)/ n.
f
f
Martin / ma:(r)tin/ Luther/ lu:09(r)/
p.44
King/kig/ Words

p.3
prince /prins/ n.
and Expressions
in Each Unit
8
fall in love
Alabama Aaebbaems/

Animal Helpline /Tielplam/

World Trade /treid/ Center

gold/gsuld/w
adj.

emperor /femp9r9(r)/ n-

silk/silk/n

p.3
5
p.3
7
p.3
8
p.
45
p.
45
p.
45

underwear Andswes/, Andsrwer/

p.
n.
45
nobody /'nsubodi/pron. '

p.
n.
45
stupid /stju:pid/, /
f
stu:pid/
p.
adj
45

cheat/tji:t/u

stepmother /stepmAds(r)/
n.
wife /waif/ n.
husband /hAzbsnd/ n.
whole /haul/ adj.

scene /si:n/
n(
moonlight /fmu:nlait/ n

shine /Jain/ v. (shone /Jon/)

bright /brait/ adv.

^
ground/graund/n
lead /li:d/ u (led /led/);

voice /vois/ n
brave/breiv/a

Claudia ,kb:db/, /Tclaudis/

)
Journey to the West

the Monkey King /kiq/

p.
45
p.
46
p.
46
p.
46
p.
46
p.
46
p.
46
p.
46
p.
46
p.
47
p.
47
p.
47
p.
47

p.
42
p.
41
p.
43

p.
4
p.
4

p4
p.
4
p.
fit/fit/u ;
4
couple /TcApl/ n.{

p.

4
smile /smail/ u cfe n
p.

4
p.
marry /'mxri/ v.
4
p.
get married
4
p
Cinderella /.sindsVeb/
.
))
Little Red Riding Hood /hud/
p

.
Hansel /haensl/ and
Gretel /gretl/
p

Unit 7
square /skwes/, /skwer/
w

meter ,mi:t3(r)/(=metre)
n
deep/di:p/

desert /dez3(r)t/ n.

p
.
p
.
p
.
p
.

population /.popjuleijn/,
/,pa:pjuleijn/n

Asia /ei33/, /eiJV n.

feel free (
tour /tuo/, /tur/ n. & v.

tourist Ausrxst/, /turist/

wall/wo:l/n
amazing / 3meizig/ adj.

ancient /einjbnt/

p
.
p
p
.
p
.
p
p
.
p
.

p
.
p
protect/protekt/u p
wide /waid/ adj.
.
p
as far as I know
.
man-made /fmaen fmeid/ adj.
p.50
achievement /^tjiivmsnt/

n
southwestern /
f
fsau0 west9(r)n/

p
-

Sleeping Beauty /T3ju:ti/

p.
46

p
-

River

p.,
52

band /b^nd/ n
country music ( country

p.61

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5-5.5-5.5.S^/J-5.5.5 P-P-

the Amazon /aemszsn/, /'asm^zain/

p.62
forever /fbrevs(r)/ adv.

p.62

abroad /^roid/ adv.

Words and Expressions
in EachinUnit
^wards
Each it
p.62 and Expressions
actually /'aektjusli/
Unit 8
Words and Expressions
in Each Unit
thick /0ik/ adj.
p.51excitement /ik?saitm9nt/
p.5
p.62
treasure/tre33(r)/n.
adv.
7
include /infklu:d/
v. p.51

n.
p.5
p.62
island /aibnd/ n.
ever since

7
freezing /friizig/
adj.
walk into
p.62
full of
fan/faen/n
p.51
fall over
p.5 southern /SAd3(r)n/
p.62
(
8
condition/ksndijn/n

or so
p.5
modern /modn/, /'maidsrn/
classic/klaesik/n;
8
p.51
illness /filn9s/ n.
p.62
page /peid3/ n.()
ad
take in
p.51

wild /waild/ adj.

p.5
p.62

success /s^k'ses/ n
8
succeed /s3ksi:d/
v.
government /gAV3(r)nmont/
p.5
belong /biloq/, /biloiq/
hurry/hAri/u
8
p.51
&
p.5
p.62
hurry up
p.
8
challenge /tjaelmd/
whale /weil/ n
p.5
p.62
due /dju:/, /du:/ adj.
one another
8
uc&n
oil/oil/w;
p.51
p.5
laughter /la:ft3/, /laefb(r)/
ship /Jip/ n
9
in the face of
protection /prstekjn/ n.
p.5
p.62
tool /tu:l/ n.
n
9
p.51
huge /hju:d3/ adb
p.5
p.62
gun/gAn/n;
beauty/T3ju:ti/n
9
achieve/dtji:v/u

p.55
p.62
mark/ma:(r)k/n.
million /'milj^n/ num.
p.51
p.5
record
u
Tenzing Aenzig/ Norgay /fnorgei/
9 n
force /fo:(r)s/
p.51

p.51
p.5 /'rekoid/, /reksrd/ n.
sand /sxnd/ n.

9
nature/neitjs(r)/n
Edmund /edmsnd/ Hillary /Tiibri/
p.5
cannibal /kaembl/
/riko:(r)d/ v.;) p.62
9
p.51

p.51
towards /tswoidz/, /toirdz/
introduce /,intrsdju:s/, /.intr^duis/
Junko /dguigksu/ Tabei /tai'bei/
even though (=even if)
p.5
p.63
prep.

p.51
9
p.51
p.5
p.64
land/lasnd/n.
line/lain/n;
9 n.
ocean /bujn/
p.52
Qomolangma AJaumsuJaigms/
p.6
fiction /fikjn/ n.
the Pacific0 /pisifik/ Ocean
p.49
p.6
p.61
science fiction
Alex /aeleks/
0
p.52
)

p.49
Garth /ga:(r)0/ Brooks the Nile /nail/
technology /tek'riDbd3iA
/bruks/
cm
the Caspian
p.6
p.62 /Tcaespisn/ Sea
/tekna:bd3i/n;

0
(=centimeter/centimetre)

p.49
p.6
The Beatles /^iitlz/
French /frentj/ n.
0
f
/sentimi:to(r)/
the Sahara
p.64 /s9 ha:r9/
pop /pvp/, /pa:p/

weigh /wei/ v.
p.49 the Yangtze P] aeqtsi/ River
p.6
n.
1

p.50
the Yellow River
p.6
p.57
rock /rok/; /ra:k/ n.
Treasure Island
birth /b3 1(r)0/ n
p.SO
Alice in Wonderland /WAnds(r)l
nd/
at birth
the Ming Dynasty /fdmssti/;
p

up to
/damssti/
p.50
p
Little Women
.

the Ming Great Wall p.SO

Oliver /r>liv3(r)/, /a:liv3(r)
/ Twist
the Himalayas /fhim9flei9z/
p
/twist/
.

p.51
adult /aedAlt/,
/sdAlt/
Robinson Crusoe /'kruissu/

.
Tom
Sawyer /}so:p(r)/
p

.
Harry Potter
,pt)t3(r)/, /'paitsr/
p

.
3

P-P-P-P-P-

p.5
4

3
3 4 4 .5-5-5 P-P-P-

Chengdu Research Base /beis/

Nashville /naejvil/

p
.

Tennessee "enssi:/

.
Country Music Hall of Fame
/feim/
Words and Expressions in Each Unit
Museum
p.62
whether /wedo(r)/ conj....
rapid /raepid/ adj.
Unit 9
(
p.67 unusual /Anju:3usl/
p.70 Indian /indisn/ adj.

p.67
amusement /^mjuizmsnt/

.
amusement park
somewhere /SAmwes/, /S
Amwer/
adv.
camera /'kaemsrs/

n
invention /in'venjn/ n.

invent /inVent/ v.
unbelievable /
nbiliivsbl/
M
progress /prsugres//pra:
gres/
uc&n.
n.

p
.
p
.

toilet /'toibt/ n.

p
.

social /'ssujl/ adj.

p
.
p
.
p
.
p
.
p
.
p
.,

Japanese /d3sepini:z/

n.
fox /foks/, /faiks/ n.

all year round

equator /ikweit3(r)/ n
whenever /wen'evs^)/

p
.
p
.
p
.
p
.

omj.
p.70
p
spring/sprig/n
.
mostly/'msustli/dv
p.71
location/bukeijn/n;
p
.
7
National /fnaeJnol/ Science
Museum
p

.
International /,int3(r)
naej'nsl/
Museum of Toilets

Hangzhou National Tea

Museum

Donald /cbnsld/, /da:nsld/

Duck

p
.
p
.
p
.

.67

encourage /inkArid3/, /ink3:rid3/

p.67

p.67

peaceful /piisfl/

p.67

tea art

p.67
,

performance /p9(r) fo:(r)m9ns/

n.

p.67

perfect /'p3(r)fikt/
a

p.67

tea set

p.67

itself /itself/ pron. (it )

p.67

collect /ks'lekt/ v.

p.67

a couple of

p.68

German /d33:(r)m3n/
n
;

p.68

theme /0i:m/ n.

p.68

ride /raid/ n.

p.68

province /prtmns/, /pra:vins/

n.

p.68

thousand /^auznd/ num. p.70

thousands of

p.70 on the one hand... on the

other hand...

p.70

safe /seif/ adj. p.70

simply /simpli/ adv.
p.70 fear /fis/, /fir/ u & n.

Disneyland /'diznilaend/
p.68
Disney Cruise /kruiz/ p

.
the Terracotta /.ters'kots/,
p
/terska:t3/ Army
.
the Birds Nest/nest/
p
Vocabulary
Index
.
Singapore /sigs po:
Words and Expressions in Each Unit
(r)/, /,sig9,po:(r)/

p
Unit 10
.
Southeast Asia
p
yard /ja:(r)d/ n.
p.73
.
Night Safari /ss'fairi/ (
yard sale
p.73
p.70

honest /Dnist/, /'aimst/

regard /n'ga:(r)d/ v
sweet /swiit/ adj.

p.

p

7S
.

p.73
to be honest
p.
p
count /kaunt/ u
75
.adj.n.
memory/einjsnt/
/memsri/
i f
ancient
p.
p
while /wail/ n.A
century/sentj^ri/
n
75
.

p.73

p.50
a couple of
p.68/^ko:(r)dig/
according
to
truthful ,tru:0fl/
cent /sent/

p.73
pJ8p.42!
anymore
/n.
enim3:(r)/
a little bit

p.
opposite / opozit/,
toy/toi/n

p.74
75 /aipozot/
adv.(
abroad /^roid/ adv.

.........
p
hometown/houmtaun/
bear
/bes/, /ber/. n.
p.74

n.()
n.p,62 accident /'aeksidsnt/
p.
a
p
maker /meiko(r)/
76
anyway
/eniwei/ .adv.

p.6 / fspejsli/
nowadays /nauodeiz/
especially
p.74
n.
according /^ko:(v)dir}/

adu
p. to

p
bread maker
p.74
78
.
apart/3pa:(r)t/adu
p..78uachieve
p.
childhood/\faildhud/n
search /s3(r)tj/
& n. /3tji:v/u
scarf /esris/,
/ska:(r)f/
n.n.

78
p.78

area
/eris/

p,.51
consider /k3nsicb(r)/
f
among/Q mAg/
p.74 soft /soft/, /so:ft/ adj.
p.
u
p
pr
p.74 soft .toy
78
close to
p
crayon /Tcreisn/ n.

p.74
.
p.
hold /hould/ u (held /held/,
(
check /tjek/ v. & n. p.74
78
held)
p.

p
shame/Jeim/n.
check out
p.74
78
.

p.50
achievement /^tjiivm^nt/
as far as I know
board /bo:(r)d/ n.
p.74
p.
p.75
as for

51
board game
p.74
actually /aektjusli/
p.19
as soon as .... ........
junior /d3U:nb(r)/
p.
Asia / ei33/, /eijV n. p.SO
adv.
62
adj(
p.35
adult /'aedAlt/,
asleep /s'sliip/ adj.
/s'dAlt/
p.75 junior high school p.75
p.53
at birth

clear /klis/, /klir/ v.

p.75
p.
p.35
at first
&
53
clear out
p.75
p.
p.54
against/sgenst/jprep
awake /sweik/ adj.
35
bedroom /bedruim/ n.
p.75

p.
alarm /9la:(r)m/ n.
no longer
p.75
34
p.
all the time
B
own /sun/ u
p.75
19

p.
bamboo / baem*bu:/ n. p.54
all year round
railway/reilwei/n.
p.75
70
p.
p.61
band /baend/ n
allow/slau/u
part /pa:(r)t/ v.
p.75
25
p.
alone /sbun/ adv.
bandage /basndidj/ n.
part with
12
p.5
amazing /s'meiziq/ adj.
v.

p.7S

p.

be in control of ;
p.6
certain /S3:(r)tn/
50

be used to .. ....p.6
among /3mAg/
adj.
p.75

8 2 5 5 7

.2.2.3.3.2

Vocabulary Index

amusement /s'mjuizmsnt/

n.

amusement park

p.
78
p.
65
p.
65

bear /bes//ber/ n.
p.74
beat /bi:t/ u (beat /bi:t/)
p.3S
beauty/hjuiti/n;
p.62
bedroom /"bedriKm/ n.
p.75

Vocabulary Index
begin/b^gin/ v. (began
/bi'gaen/)

cheat /tjiit/ v.
P34

belong /bibg/, /biloiq/

p.6

big deal

birth /b3(r)0/ n.;

p.2

bit/bit/n;

bUnd/blaind/ p53

board/bo:(r)d/n;

p.4

board game

4 2 6 6 p-75p.4

blood /blAd/ n

borrow/bDrsu^/bairsu/v
p.20

brave /breiv/ adj.

p.47
bread maker
break /breik/ n.

p.45

check /tjek/ v. cfe n p.74

check out

p.74

cheer /tjis/, /tjir/ u ; p.9

cheer up(
p.9 childhood /'tjaildhud/ n.
p.78 chore/tjo:(r)/n

p.20

classic/Tdaesik/ pS8 clean up

p.9

clear /kh^f, /klir/

p.27

clear /kho/, /klir/ v. p.75

clear out

p.75

clever /Tdevs(r)/ adj.

p.14 climber/Tdaim3(r)/n

breathe /bri:6/ v.
bright /brait/ adv.
p.13

p.6 close to

p.79

cloud /klaud/ n.

p.27

cm (=centimeter/centimetre)
/sentimi:t3(r)/

p.53

p.10
callup

collect /kslekt/ v. p.67

camera /Tcaemsrs/

come up with
p.66

cannibal/kaembl/n

p.59

communicate /ks'mjuinikeit/

carefor

p.10

carry/Tcaeri/u

p.14

cause/ko:z/u ;

p.30

cent/sent/n

p.73

w;

century/sentj3ri/n. p.78

p.10
p.27

communication /k^juinilceijn/
n

p.27

compare /kom'pe^/, /ksm'per/ u

p.30 compare... with
p.30

certain ,S3:(r)tn/o4
p.75 challenge AfaBlmd3/ux&

compete /ksm'piit/ u

7t p.51

p,29 completely /k9mfpli:tli/

change/tJemd3/ucS

dv

p.38

Vocabulary Index
disabled /diseibld/ adj.

consider /konsicb(r)/

p.79

p.14

continue /ksrftinju:/ u

door/d3:(r)/n

p.14

p.30 control /k^n'trsul/

drop/drop/,/dra:p/u p.22
p.6

due /dju:/, /du:/ adj.; p.58

copy /kDpi/, /ka:pi/ v.

cough /kof/; /ko:f/ n. & v.

count /kaunt/ v.

p.28
p.2
p.78

E
elder /'eldo(r)/ adj. p.27
emperor /emp3r3(r)/ n.

country music ( country)

encourage /in'kAridg/,
p.62

couple/TcApl/w.C

p.44

crayon /Tcreisn/ n.

cutout

/\Vik3\n&^/ v.

p.67

endangered /irideind33(r)d/ adj.

p.54 equator /iTcweit3(r)/ n.
p.70

p.78

crazy /Tcreizi/ adj.

p.30 cut off

p.6
p.30

especially /Ispejbli/ adv.

p.62

excite /ik'sait/ v. p.43

date /deit/ n.

p.38

deaf /def/ adj.

p.14

deal /di:l/ n.

p.26

death /de0/ n.

p.6

decision /di'sijn/ n.

p.6

deep /di:p/ adj.

p.49

depend /dipend/ v.

p.22

depend on

p.22

desert /dez3(r)t/ n.

p.49

develop /diVebp/ v.

p.22

development /diVebpmsnt/
p.30

die down

p.35

difficulty/difikslti/n.

p.14

p.78

even though (=even if)

p.51 ever since

n.

p.45

excited/iksaitid/a
p.14 excitement /ik'saitmsnt/ n.

F
fair /fes/, /fer/ adj.
p.24

fairness /fesnss/, /'fernss/

n.

p.22

fall asleep

p.35

fall in love

p.44

fall over

p.54

fallen /'fo:bn/ adj. p.35

fan /faen/ n.

p.62

fear /fis/, /fir/ v. & n.

p.70

feel free (

p.50


Indian /'indisn/ adj.

p.
22
L

228

.3.2.3

P-P-P-

p
land/laend/n.
.

laughter /laefte(r)/ n.
p.27
p.62
p.
lead/li:d/u (led/led/)
Vocabulary
Index
Vocabulary Index
Index
Vocabulary
42
p.47
interest /intrsst/ n.
lend /lend/ u (lent /lent/)
husband
/hAzbsnd/
n.

p.20 p.46p.lljourney
feeling/fi:lig/n.

god/d33:(r)ni/
/god/, /ga:d/
p.
p n.God )p.42
p.
letter/let3(r)/n.
n
(
p.ll
16n.
.
gold/gsuld/n.
fever /fi:vs(r)/
p.2
p
introduce /intr3dju:s/,
lie /lai/ v. (lay /lei/)

p.ll p.45
/,intr3du:s/
cidj
..
fiction /'fikjn/ n.
p.60joy/d33i/n.
p.
p
v.
lie down
/d3U:ni3(r)/ ,gAV3(r)nm3nt/
icy /aisi/

p.36p.20junior
63 n.
.
government
fingeradj.
/'figg3(r)/
p.
p
invent /inVent/ v.
light/lait/n;

ill/il/[;
p.22p.44
67
.

p.54
fit /fit/ v.
p
invention /inVenJn/ n
line/lain/n
p.75
junior
high
school

illness
/ilnss/n.
p.54
.
p.66
ground /graund/
n.
p.47
fi x / fi k s / u
p.13
p.
p
island /aibnd/ n.
location /bukeijn/ n.
p.75
imagine
/imaed3m/u
57

guess /ges/ v..

p.26
fix up

p.13
itself /itself/ pron. (it
lonely/bunli/a
p.14flashlight /flasjlait/p.10
)
gun /gAn/ n
p.59
n.
p.
p

look
through
K
importance
/nrip):(r)tns//t

67
.
in ones opinion
p.17
magic /'masdjik/ p.35 floor /fb:(r)/ n.
no longer
keeper /fki:p9(r)/p.n.
7
fold/fbuld/v.
Hpron.
p.17

p.4
nobody /'n^ubsdi/
p.54
kid
/kid/u

p.36
3

inorderto

hand out p.
p.
foot/fut/n

make a difference

p.1
n. p.l
kilo /ki:lsu/ (= kilogram)

4 n.(
4
in
silence

in
the
face
of
10
football
/Totboil/
make ones way
p.3
nosebleed /'n^uzbliid/ n.
p

p.6

u
.

p.51
include7/inklu:d/
hate/heit/v
p.20

p.30
maker Aneiks(r)/
n.
notice/nsutis/n.
kindness / kaindnss/n
p.74

p.51
have a cold
p.l
force
/fo:(r)s/
p.51
man-made /,masn
meid/
adj.nv.
p.
p.14 knee/ni:/n
p.5
p.50
1
independence
/indipencbns/
have a fever
p.2
forever /fbrev3(r)/
adv.

p.62
mark/ma:(r)k/n.
nowadays
/nausdeiz/
knife /naif/ n. (pi knives /naivz/) p.6
n.
have a look
p.36
foxp.22
/fbks/, /faiks/
p.70
v.
p.5 n.adv.
p.
9
7
have a stomachache

p.l
freezing /Triiziq/
marry /masri/ v.
p.4
nurse /n3(r)s/ n.
p
4
.
headache /hedeik/
n.
p.2
p.51 French /frentj/
n.
p.60
match /mastJV n.
p.3
5
heavily /hevili/ adv.
of
matter /mast3(r)/ full
n.
p.
O

p.34
p.58
mean /mi:n/ v. (meant(
object /Dbd3ikt/,
/a:bd3ikt/
/ment/)
herself /h3:(r)self/

p.
n.
pron. (shep.
p.4
6
4
G
hide /haid/ up.(hid /hid/)
member /memb3(r)/ n.
ocean/3(jJn/n.
German /d33:(r)m3n/
p.29
5
/hit/
memory /memsri/ n. i
p.7
off /of/, /o:f/ adv. &p.43
prep.hit

(u (hit /hit/)()

3
)

p.3
mess/mes/n.
p.1 ....
p

p.68
8
.
hold /hsuld/ u (held /held/, held)
meter /mi:t3(r)/(=metre) n.
offer /a:fbr/
get
into

p.3
p.49
p.
p.79
midnight /'midnait/ n.
p.1 v.
get married
p.44

2
2
hometown /lisumtaun/
n.
million /'milj^n/ num.
oil/oil/n
p.
get
off p.6
p.3
2
5
p.76 honest /Wist/,
/a:mst/
Miss/mis/n.;
p.1
on
the
one
hand...
on
the
other
get on with p.27
4
hand...
a
p.75
modern /mt)dn/, /maidsrn/
...........
p.
get out of
p.6
7 adj.
huge /hju:d3/

p.6
once
upon
/s'pon
/,
/s'pain/
a
give away
p.13
2
time
p.55
M
moonlight /'muinlait/
n
p.4

p.
give out
p.9
hurry/hAri/v.
p.58
6 ni:z/
4
Japanese /d3asp3
madamAnsecbm/n

mostly/msustli/fldv

one another p.7

p.
give
up
n.
up
p.71
6
(hurry

p.58
onto /rmtu/,
/a:ntu/ prep.
p
go
off
(

p.34

hurt /h3(r)t/. u (hurt

/h3(r)t/)
p.70

Madam)
N
open/bupsn/u (
p.
p.2
1
p.16
nature Aieitj3(r)/ n.
opinion /spinjsn/
p.51
p.
p.
n
neck /nek/ n.
l
3
neighbor /'neib9(r)/
opposite /Dpszit/, /'aipQZQt/
(=neighbour)
p.2
p.
prep.......

2
7
neither /naids//ni:59(r)/ adv.
a
p.

7
n.
instead /in'sted/ adv.

instead of

p.
70

pron.

nervous /n3:(r)v3s/

own/aun/u
owner/bun3(r)/n.

p.1
9
p.2
7
p.7
5
p.ll

or so
ourselves /au3(r)selvz/

p.
5
p
.

pron. (we
protection /pr^tekjn/ n.
p.55
provide/provaid/u

Vocabulary
Index
p.
22

province /prtmns/, /pra:vins/

P

p.
68
p.
38
p.
30
p.
10

n.

page /peid3/ n.(

part/pa:(r)t/u

p.5
8
p.7
5

part with
p.7

S
pass/pa:s/,/paes/u

passage /'paesidj/ n.
passenger /paesindg^Cr)/

p.2
0
p.3
8

n.

peaceful /pirsfl/ adj.

p.67
perfect /p3:(r)fikt/

performance / p9(r) fo:(r)m3ns/

n.
perhaps /po(r)'haeps/
Wu

p.
3

pupil /fpju:pl/ n.
push/puj/u
put off

a
quick /kwik/ adj.
R

raise/reiz/v.

p.6
7

rapid /raepid/ adj.

p.6
7

p.
v.
37
recently /ri:sntli/ adv.
p.38
record

p.3
2

p.6
1

population /fpDpjuleiJn/,
/,pa:pjuleijn/ n p.50
press/pres/v
pressure /,prej'9(r)/ n.
prince /prins/ n.
progress /prsugres/, /pra:gres/

UC&M
proper /'props/, /pra:p3r/

protect /pr^tekt/ v.
ride /raid/ n.

right away P;

rise /raiz/ u (rose /rsuz/)

c&n.
risk/risk/n.c&u

rock /rok/; /ra:k/ n.

p.
75
p.
33
p.
12
p.
67

railway /'reilwei/ n.
rainstorm AeinstD(r)m/ n.

realize /'rislaiz/, /Viislaiz/

pick up ( =pick up the phone)

p.34
pop /pop/, /pa:p/

p.
30

p.
S
p.2
9
p.4
4
p.6
7
p.2
7
p.S
O

p.6
8
p.
3
p.3
5
p.
6
p.
6

/'rekoid/, /Veksrd/ n.
p.
/ri'kD(r)d/ u
62

regard /ri'ga:(r)d/ u .....

p.

78
relation/rileijn/n
p.27
remind /ri'maind/ v.

p.
42

repair /ri pes/, /riper/ u

p. 13

report /ripo:(r)t/ u & n.

p.35

research /riS3:(r)tJV
n.c&u

p.
54
p
.

rest /rest/ u & n.

return/rit3:(r)n/u
p.28
p.
sign/sain/n
1
silence /saibns/ n.

silk/silk/n
silly/'sili/

simply /'simpli/ adv.

p.
3
p.
4
p.
4
p.
7

p.6
1
p.1
7
p.
6

rock /rt)k/, /ra:k/ n.

rubbish/rAbijVn
run out (of)

since /sins/ conj.

prep conj. & adv..

sir/S3:(r)/n.

p.
2

Vocabulary
Index
p.7
safe/seif/fld/.
Sir)
0
p.5
situation /.sitju'eijn/ n.
sand/saend/M
9

skill/slal/n.
satisfaction /^aetis'faekjn/
n.

p.ll

smile /smail/ u n

p.
1
p
.
p.
3
p.
4
p.
2
p.
6

scarf/ska:(r)f/n. p.74

snack/snaek/n;

scene /si:n/ n.(

social /ssujl/ adj.

soft /soft/ /soift/ adj.
p.74
p.
soft toy
7

p.4
6

science fiction
p.60
search /s3(r)tj/ v. & n.

p.7

secondly /seksndli/ p.27

p.1
4

set up

several/sevr3l/pm

shame/Jeim/n

shine /Jain/ u (shone /Jon/)

p.ll
p.7
8
p.4
6
p.5
9
p.1
9

ship /Jip/ n.

shirt /J3(r)t/ n.
shocked /jbkt/, /Jaikt/

p.3
8

a
shoot /Ju:t/ v. (shot /Jot/, /Ja:t/)

p.4
1
p.
5

sick/sik/ad[;

stomachache / stAmskeik/
n.
stone /stsun/ n
storm / sto:(r)m/ n.
strange /streindj/ adj.

p.
l
p.4
1
p.3
5
p.3
4

stress /stres/ n.
p.22
strong /stroq/,
/stroiq/
W/.
stupid Atjuipid/ /'stuipid/

p.ll
p.4
5

adj.
succeed/ssk'siid/ u
p.51
p.6
success /ssk'ses/ n.
2
suddenly/SAdsnli/ Wv.
p.34
sunburned / SAnb3:(r)nd/ adj.
p.6
sweep /swiip/ v. (swept
/swept/)
p.1

7
sweet /swiit/ adj.

somewhere /SAmwer/

adv.

sore/so:(r)/[/;

southern /'sA69(r)n/

southwestern /fsau0'west9(r)n/

a
spirit /spirit/ n.
spring /sprig/ n.
square /skwes/, /skwer/
n.
stepmother /stepmAds(r)/ n.

stepsister Atepsisto^)/ n.
)p.44
stick /stik/ n

stomach /stAmsk/ n.
terrorist /'tersrist/
&
the Pacific /pisifik/ Ocean
theme /0i:m/ n.
thick/0ik/a
thousand /0auznd/ num.
thousands of

throat/0r3ut/n.
throw/Brsu/ v. (threw /0ru:/)

to be honest
to ones surprise ....

toilet Aoibt/ n.
tool /tu:l/ n
toothache /tu:0eik/ n.
tour /tus/, /tur/ n. & v.

p.
6
p
.
p.
6
p.
5
p
.
p.
7
p.
4
p.
4
p.
4
p
.
p.
3
p.
5
p.
6
p.
5
p.
7
p.
7
p
.
p.
1
p.
7
p
.
p.
6
p.
5
p
.
p.
5

p
73

tourist /'tusrist/, /Wist/

towards /t3wo:dz/, /toirdz/

T
tail /teil/ n
take after (
take breaks (take a break)
take care of ;
take down
take in
take ones temperature
take out the rubbish
take risks (take a risk)
tea art
tea set
technology /teknDbdgi/,
/tek'na:bd3i/ n.

p.4
3
p.1
3
p.
2
p.
22
p.3
8
p.5
1
p.
2
p.1
7
p.
6
p.6
7
p.6
7
p.6
0

prep.
tower /taus(r)/ n.
toy /toi/ n.
train /trein/ u
training /treinig/ n.
treasure /tre33(r)/ n.
trouble /trAbl/ n.

truth/tru:0/n.;
truthful Aru:0fl/

tryout .......
turn... into
typical /'tipikl/ adj.

p.
S
p.
5
p.
3
p.
7
p.
1
p.
1
p.
5
p
.
p.
3
p.
7
p.
ll
p.
4
p.
3

Ver
b

Past
tense

Past
participle

was,
were

been

bore

born

beat
beco
me

beat

beaten
become
Irregular

begin

began

blow

blew

break

broke

bring

brought

build

built

burn

burnt/
burned

be
(am,
is, are)
bear

became

buy

bought

catch

caught

choose

chose

come

came

cost

cost

cut

cut

dig
do
(does)

dug

draw

drew

dream

dreamt/
dreamed

did

drink

drank

drive

drove

eat

ate

fall

fell

feed

fed

Ver
b

Past
tense

Verbs

begun
blown
U

Vocabulary Index
whale /weil/ n.

p.55

p.l

Irregular Verbs
Whats the matter?

unbelievable
broken
/ nbiliivsbl/

adj.
brought

p.67

understand
/ Ancb(r)staend/
built
v. (understood / nd3(r)stud/)
burnt/burned

p.14
underwear Ancbwes/, Ancbrwer/
bought
n
p.45
caught
unfair /, nfes/, /, nfer/
chosen

p.24
come

unusual /Anju:3usl/

costa

dreamt/dream
ed

V
drunk /vdis/ n.
voice
p.47
driven
volunteer /.VDbn'tis/, /tva:bn'tir/
v.
p.9
eaten
fallen

W
fed
walk
p.54
Past into
participle
wall
/wo:l/ n.
p.50
felt
waste /weist/ n.
fought
v.
p.22
found
weak/wi:k/ adj. p.42
flown
weigh/wei/u
forgotten

p.53
got/gotten
Western /wests(r)n/
given
a
gone
w
p.43
grown

felt

fight

fought

find

found

fly

flew

forget

forgot

get

got

give

gave

go

went

grow
hang
(

grew

have
(has)

had

had

hear

heard

heard

hide

hid

hidden

hung

hung

pron.;
wheel/wi:l/n.

p.27
p.13

whenever /wenevs(r)/
am;
p.70
whether /weds(r)/ conj.. .

p. 7

p.S3
done
used to
p.10
drawnfju:3U3l/ p.31
usual/

p.25

whatever /wot'evs/, /wait'evsr/

cutto
up
dug

feel

What s wrong?

p.70

while /wail/ conj.

p.20

while /wail/ n. p.75

whole /hsul/ adj. p.46
wide /waid/ adj.

p.SO

wife /waif/ n.

p.46

wild /waild/ adj.

p.54

wind /wind/ n.

p.35

window/Vindsu/ n

p.3S

wood/wud/ n.

p.35

workout

p.26

wrong / rvrj/ , /ro:q /

a

p.2S

X-ray /eks rei/ n. X ;X

p.2

Y
yard /ja:(r)d/ n.

p.73

yard sale

p.73

hit

hit

hit

hold

held

held

hurt

hurt

hurt

keep

kept

kept

know

knew

known

lay

laid

laid

lead

led

led

learn

learnt/
learned

learnt/learned

leave

left

left

lend

lent

lent

let
lie
(

let

let

lay

lain