01 0.2 jos
p-4 Grammar: Present tenses | p.5Grammar: Past | p.6 Grammar; Conditionals: wish
i Food ry Sport amily, People
a) eres Tt ela
pre TeV moc19
ccations; | p.14 Present and past | p.1$ Memory
Frasal vert Sno Papas Exam Focus: Multiple matching
sdjecives Pronunciation: Sounds ana
Reading: What kindof student are spelling vowels
you? ~ questionnaire Vocabulary: Word families ~ verbs
‘ending in se
Pi Pp. 26-27 Family, celebrations | p. 28 Past Perfect Simple | p. 29 A.talk by a
fd religious ceremonies fand Continuous Exam Focus: Serterice completion
Compound nouns, Verb-noun Pronunciation: Sounds and
locations: Common phrases spelling - consonants
Reading: Coming ot age Vocabulary: Dependent
It takes all sorts
eT peda Gaza ermal fl] pc fa Pacarto te
cease Oa ere Ee Pee tlle
Wren MNT emcee | Cage coors leer
otean Nee dye ord lorie
Reading The Youu Chis index iron tng ae
|
pp. 54-55 Shopping and mex p. 56 Question tags and_| p. 57 Market trading
From Pred See on oooh Fear Foes hte coe
Cea coomeeors Fabecnier ig aelton
ror WotabelansCollocasons
5 Gpl6e° AO Ecler JEL ap. 70Roponed speech |p. 71.Th ure of work
Preasivatsn Cslocuane Word Fen teeetitensicine
farates Fomeceimre Weenie ans
BCR TC RSSNALSIMN ectitc: The turn of the Bost | treet: Word sree
Sasi e We Sess tcbeciesto dierke
hs
5 pp. 88-89 Tuhiandidechood: | p. £4 Conon! duns |p. 88 A sree rst
True or fal adjectives
Reading: Why can't you believe
everything you see in the media?
98 Advanced passive | p. 99 Problems wth technol
fons to dowith internet | Foes Exam Focus: Multiple choice
Use; Health issues; Colocations in Pronunciation: Word stress in
set phrases word families
Reading: Technology: danger or Vocabulary:
useful tool? communication
F pp. 110-111 The natural world; | p. 112 Unreal pastand | p. 113 intelligent animals
Pollution; Land and water, Hazards | regrets wish, ifoniy ite | Exam Foeus: Multiple choice
and pollutants; Compound nouns | time and would rather | Pronunciation: Vowel and
Around the glo! Reading: & yours consonant minimal pairs
environmentalist Vocabulary: Callocations
ee ti04
.7 Grammar: Modal
tetbs for speculation
Vocabulary: Science
p.16-17 Experiments
Ineducation
Exam Focus: Gapped
Vocabulary:
Collecations
pp. 30-31 Two texts
bout mysterious events
Exam Focus: Multiple
choice
Vocabulary: Word
fomiies
pp. 44-45 The
International Space
Station
Vocabulary:
Prepositions ~ at, on, in
pp. 58-59 Jeans
Exam Focus: Multiple
matching
Yocabulary: Word
families
pp. 72-73.A oxt about
men and women's roles
Exam Focus: Mutiple
choice
Vocabulary: Linking
phrases
pp. 86-87 An imposter
Exam Focus: Gapped
Vocabulary: Phrasal
verbs
pp. 100-101 Wearable
technology
Exam Focus: Multiple
choice
Vocabulary: What the
body does,
pp. 114-115
Summaries of fms
about amazing journeys
Exam Focus: Multiple
matering
Vocabulary: Word
families
ee
0s
.8 Grammar: Reported
Speech
Vocabulary: Advertsing
p18 Verb patterns
p32 Relative clauses
46 Quantifiers
p60 Present and past
‘modal structures
+74 Reporting verbs
p88 Mixed
Conditionals
1p: 102 Passive reporting
Structures
116 Emphasis —ceft
Sentences and inversion
Unit 8
06
p.9 Grammar: Articles
Vocabulary: Culture;
The arts
cr ar]
1B. 19 Describing
photos; Speculating
. 33 Telling a personal
anecdote
P47 Organising
3 place to live;
Suggesting, agreeing
to and objecting to
2 course of ction
61 Making and
Iistfying chotces;
Evaluating options
p75 Problem solving;
Expressing annoyance
p89 Ethical issues;
Expressing tentative
‘opinions and adding
comments
103 Clarification
117 Giving
3 presentation
07
p.10 Grammar
Comparative structures
Vocabulary: Adjectives
and adverbs
MTs)
08
11 Grammar: The
Passive; have sth done
Vocabulary: Polites,
Society
Language
fixer)
1.22 ing forms
- 36 Collocstions
P.50 Determiners
78 Phrasal verbs
pp. 104-105 A or and
‘against’ essay
Language Focus:
{ermal wetng
pp. 118-119 A review
Focus:
DBeteribing the location
of a place
106 Easily confused
ee.0A | Diet | 5 Read REMEMBER THIS. Then complete the
‘cartoon caption with the correct form of the
verbs in brackets. Use each tense once only.
Grammar: Present tenses — review |
Vocabulary: Food REMEMBER THIS
= "| fNow
SHOW WHAT YOU KNOW + Present Simple = facts, habits, routines
1. In pairs, list food and drinks that can be described using the Pe enanete Comenenin es Eee regi
adjectives in the box. ME UP TO NOW
+ Present: Perfect Simple = finished actions
bitter dried fattening fresh greasy raw
or d states
ripe salty sour spicy stale sweet
+ Present Perfect Continuous = unfinishe
‘ust finished! a
bitter = black coffee ns
2. Tell your partner which items on your lst you like and how
‘often you eat or drink them.
3 GERELW?:-2] Read the comments about three cult diets and
‘choose the correct options. Then listen and check.
+1 ny Tm tying the Honey Diet at the moment.
Basically ?you use / youre using honey instead of
sugat. Also, ?you avoid / you're avoiding junk ‘Amy: Wow, you look great! *___(you/lose) weight?
food, “you're always having | you always have Mia: Yes, | have. For the past two weeks I?
breakfast and #you drink J you're drinking lots. (follow) the 5:2 Diet.
of water and fullfat milk. Since | started the ‘Amy: Well, 3
diet, Ve been having | 've had so much more
energy! "Ie lost / Ive been losing a kilo this
week
(eat) all the time!
I just tell people that, at the moment, 4
(do) the 24:7 Diet.
Winnie 20 an, 8.15 am.
Grammar Focus page 124
*1ve done / I doing the Paleo Diet. | eat ike
the cavemen! My diet ‘consists / is consisting
Cf meat, fish, fresh fruit and vegetables, eggs,
‘uts and seeds. *! give up //ve given up wheat
‘and dairy. "think Um thinking i's a very
6 Complete the sentences with the correct
present form of the verbs in brackets. Explain
your choice of tense. Then tick the sentences
that are true for you.
natural way to eat, "/'m following | I've been ‘11___ think) coffee ___ (taste) bitter.
following the Paleo Diet "for / since two months | ___ (not like) it.
‘but “/ don't ose / | haven't jost any weight yet 2 Mygrandma___(bake) alot. She _
oo {probably/make) 2 cake right now.
Feetona 21 Jen, 9240 pm. 3 Mydad____ {not see) why young people
(love) fast food so much,
4.1 (neverrbe) on a dit in my ite
“I'm doing | I've been doing the 5:2 Diet 5s! (think) of giving up chocolate.
‘for/ since 1 January. It's simple: "you eat 6 |__— (do) some cooking. That why
1you're eating normally on five days of the week,
but on two days "you're only eating / you only
‘eat 500 calories. !m on a 500-calorie day today
Se 6 Be ee wk and "have /m having my breakfast -
Qa 23 34 25 % D7 scrambled egg and some smoked salmon,
29 30% That's the kind of diet */ ike / 7 liking!
|___(emell) of onions!
7 Use the prompts to write questions in the
correct present tense. Then, in pairs, ask and
‘answer the questions.
1 you / ever /try / spicy Thai food?
food prices / go up / at the moment?
— 2
C@loreounin 22a 7 ay 3 you / ever /cut/ your finger / preparing food?
4
how often / you / cook / a meal /
for the family?
4 Read the comments again. Which diet do you think would be § how long / you / have / school lunches?
the easiest to do? 6 howlong you /have/the same dining table?
40.2) Fun and games _
Grammar: Past tenses ~ revi
Ww
Vocabulary: Sport
SHOW WHAT YOU KNOW
1
3
In pairs, match the verbs in box A with the nouns in box B to
make collocations.
A’ beat break come 8] a ball
90 keep score fit
throw win
cycling first
a goal
aprize arecord
beat an opponent
Choose three collocations and write three true sentences.
“The opponent I Like beating most is my brother!
HP3:3] Read the joke and choose the correct options.
Then listen and check. Do you like the joke? Why?/Why not?
‘The other day I ‘was speeding | had sped down a narrow, twisting
‘mountain road on my bicycle. A man *had driven / was driving very
slowly uphill towards me.
As passed | had passed him, he twas honking / honked his horn and he
“had shouted / shouted at me. ‘COWY he yelled.
| was surprised because Ihr do / hadn't done anything wrong. Butt
*yasn't/hadht been the first time a driver "was shouting! had shouted names
at me, so ignored / was ignoring him and | carried on! was carrying on,
| turned the comer and promptly crashed
4 Read REMEMBER THIS. Then complete the cartoon caption
with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use each tense:
‘once only.
REMEMBER THIS __
+ Past Simple
completed past actions
+ Past: Continuous
around a time in the past
+ Past Perfect
happened before another
describing the main events of a story:
setting t
ne: an activity in progress
clarifying, if necessary, that one past event
1___(play) chess with my friend, We?__ (play) several
_games when he said, ‘Let's find a way of making this game
more interesting’ So we *___(stop) playing chess.
Grammar Focus page 124
an-opponent
5 Complete two more jokes with
the correct past form of the verbs in brackets.
Then listen and check.
AJTve got good joke about football. The FA Cup
Final dinner and dance '___(take) place in
‘London. The party * (already/start) when
three men _ (arrive). They *__(forget)
their tickets, but they told the bouncer, “It's all
right, we're friends of the referee.”
So the bouncer said, ‘I've never heard of a referee
with three friends’ and*__ (throw) them out.
BJA man+___ (tide) a andem when apoio
officer" (top) him, "What's the mater,
office asked the rider.
*You clearly haven't noticed, si, but your wife
»__ (fall off) your tandem a couple of
kilometres back ...
“Oh, that's a relief,’ said the rider. ‘I+
(think) 1° (go) deaf
all
& Complete the sentences with the correct past
form of the verbs in the box.
break never beat not bring score
skate train
1 Tom slipped on the ice and broke his leg
when he
2 Iwas 2-2 Then Joe_the winning goal
in injury time.
3 Beth couldn't do PE because she __her
PE Kit
4 Jack was ecstatic. He __ his brother
before.
5 Tess couldn't believe she__ the school
record!
6 Lucy_ fora triathlon when she twisted
her ankle.
7 Inpairs, put the underlined verb into
the Past Perfect. Discuss how this changes
the meaning. Then tick the sentences that are
true for you.
1 I started walking when | was eighteen
months ol.
reed walleing when | was
eighteen month old
2 When I was four, I eamed how to ride a bike
3 I had swimming lessons when | started
primary school
4 When | started playing for the schol, they
slida‘t win @ game
5 At7 o'clock this morning | left my house.
6 This lesson started when | arived in lass0 3 | Teena ge types 4 Read REMEMBER THIS | and find examples of the First, Second
and Third Conditional in the questionnaire.
Grammar: Conditionals « wish and
if only
Vocabulary: Family « People
REMEMBER THIS |
+ First Conditional
Second Conditional = the present of future resul
SHOW WHAT YOU KNOW + Third Conditional 1e imaginary
1. In pairs, decide whether these adjectives are vo
positive (+) or negative (-) ways of describing
Hrsonality. Put (?) if the be both.
ee as in itey a 5 Choose the most appropriate verb form and explain the reasons
assertive[_] caring[] charming{ | | for your choices. Then complete the conditional sentences.
cheeky( | fussy[_] immature[_] 1 live /lived to be seventy,
selfish [] spoilt[] thoughtful] 2 If llive / lived to be 170,
2 Choose three adjectives and give examples 2 hg dient outtontgin
of typical behaviour for each one. 4 Hil gofmontourenary night,
5 Hit was /had been sunny at the moment,
6 Ifit was /had been sunny yesterday,
7 If forget / had forgotten my mums next birthday,
8 If 1 forget /had forgotten my mum's last binhday,
3. Complete the questionnaire with the correct. 6 Read REMEMBER THIS Il and the cartoon. Who is unhappy with
form of tie warbs hi brockets: Thea do the the situation? Who is unhappy with someone's behaviour?
‘questionnaire and compare with a partné REMEMBER THIS II
+ wish’
GOODY-GOOD aa ORLA "kxs/9‘sahdskt/
education model edskein nol
educator /edjokety
fail an exam/a subject /(el on x/zen/ Sbdyhi/
get good/top marks /et slop rm:k
andweiting hands!
have/pursue a career /hx/pasiu akan
(high) standard of education hal std > ju eyo!
learn in an active way /Jxn in an sek wei!
learning disords
mentor (nv) ments
ass an exam /purs on en
Peerstoaching /ps tin!
Peried /para/
problem-solving /prabiom solv’
Fevise for exams /rvatz fx kjz42/
le vison tate!
7sku:)'menynan/
‘skip an oxanva lezon/a subject /skip a wlzemis lesa
spokesper
art in interactive activities tek pst m starch
tied
into a resource ftp sna 9 fxd
ch yourself sth /"it jaself samy
‘ein dl
volunteer /voloati
complain about sth /konplem haat sani
disruptive behaviour /istapti bvheviot
pay attention in lass per atenfon in Ales
Unsupervised /ansuipoaicl!
30 parception /)ri:lt pasepfo
‘analytic /aenslk/
brainy/bright/sharpintelligent /breini/bet/uxpin'telndsent/
‘competitive /Aampetatv/
curiosity Zions
‘urious/interested /kjoriow/intrasod
deep thinker /dip Yigka!
detormined/single: minded /drxmondlsanlmaind!
dlligent badge
do your best /i a ‘hest/
dominance (ofthe left hemisphere) /emmanan (3 left
Thema
‘eager to learn /ixpta Isa
nthusastie /anziestikl
cexcalat isl at/
gift for ost fs
hard-working ne! woskiyy
incapable of doing sth /i krpahol > ‘ux samy?
inquisitive /iikwizauv/
(innate ability to do sth Mn avait Ws sat?
logical way of thinking /ndakal wet a Yash!
motivate /insutovell/
natural inclination /najoral skye
sotfmotivated /seif maitaveital/
struggle with (Maths) /siragal wid (a0
studious Pstjuidio!‘communicator /ksnjumotttl
cooperative cu Dpaat/
fairminded /fco'maindall
fun tobe wth fnts 8 matt
fevetheaded /Jevl hel?
persistent /passionl/
nsible/rational /sensbol/efnal!
sporty spat
tactful Mkt!
team-player (sim ety
well-organised /vel gonaind
Deteed td
nerd aia
sted Me
fon
ene
wera oneal
teed
eat
pie hgh dings yt 0 st hay it
be supportive i sips
chartysocalenvronmental event /jertisx/nvarximent yet!
chat Ht!
tirle of fiends fsa vended
form relationships [fom rileonjip!
interaction with other people /sekjon wid oppo
co
{earliest) memory (lint) ‘memari/
‘good memory /kip aan! menor?
lose your memory Ih 9
memorable /'emaxabl!
remorse /'nemaraz!
‘wcaltememibr th dyin dtl nk sami iin
Vv
temember/forget doing sth /rimemi/fouet ‘dun sand!
‘emember/forget to do sth /rsncmb/aget 1: anny
slip one's mind /sip wane maind/
‘admire /xfmaty
‘appear tobe /piotobi/
assume /3sjusn/
based on/judging by /'ert on/isulin ba!
be regarded as /bi igus 2e/
elear/abvious /kliasbviov
clearly sli?
conclude /konklusl/
conclusion /haoklussn/
confirm fon!
considering /konsorny
contribute toa discussion /kow abut 9 diskajoa/
(dislagree Auisiogrid
hesitate Pheztet?
itlooks/seems as Was though .
‘nominate /'nomanet/
nominee /:nomaiid
notice nit!
pint of view /pont av jus!
prove /pri!
Fealise Prats!
suggest /llbes/
the chances are that.
‘0 aks? Sime else
0 furs Oat
DO YOUR ee
se
atch at of
ddo away with /du; wei wa
{Sr etind wth our ommor) nd
get on with yourhomework) eto wi”
fo on to further studies) 0)
Fand nan assignment) /tend nf
hang outwith) he at Hd
look forward to (new challenges) /k tovad 7
put forward /pot tava
put off pot‘!
Set off sci‘ /
setup /st iV
soak up (knowledge) (sik ay"
‘access to /ksesta/
accurately /kjoratl/
adh
‘avoid doing sth /ayou
be involved in /bi nv
current se
ata!
sth (roel samba tau
‘expe sth /ikspektsamboa 9
familiar (mild
familiarise /Tsimlisatel
familiarity /famliuri
force sb to do sth/make sb do sth (ss sambodi to dus sambip/mek
‘samba samy!
fulfil one's wish ul fl wane wi
Initiate /nicit!
Inspiration /snspsrion/
inspired /inspatal/
kkeop doing sth /kis um smn!
lefthanded /jeft‘hendni/
leftthander /ift handy
let sb do sth let simbrul du: saul
manage to do sth ini 9 du: samo
‘minimally invasive /mimol ver!
outdated /aotdend/
personal /'psonal!
personalise /psonalaiz!
personally poral!
piece of news /ps 30 jus!
‘roach one's goal ri waa youll
recognisable /'ekog.atrabol/
recognise /'rckanatz!
recognition /pckxnion!
replace ‘ple!
represent /repi'zent/
revolutionary work /revalusoaiwek?
shake-up /Yetk ap
surprisingly (rari!
swap wow
tackle sth skal!
tend to do sth /tend to du: samy
threat iret?
get doth Ps, sand mt
vision en!
visual igual
visualise ssl!
‘waste time doing sth /west tam uy samy