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p4 Meeting people p5 be, possessives and p6 have got and articles p7 Time, days and dates
Numbers, alphabet pronouns Vocabulary: possessions (a CD, a bike, a cat, etc.) ” Asking and telling
Introduction ” Introducing myself Possessive adjectives the time
Demonstrative pronouns Ordinal numbers

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p8 Family p9 Present simple: p10 The Royal Family p11 Present simple: p12 The Amish p14 Making friends p15 A message
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Friends and
Family words (aunt, cousin, stepmother, etc.)
Possessive ’s
affirmative and negative Reading: A Royal Couple
Vocabulary: monarchy and government (queen, Parliament, etc.)
questions Reading: A simple life?
Vocabulary: everyday activities (do the housework, prepare
Object pronouns

family Plural nouns ” Three people talk about the British monarchy food, etc.)
” Describing my family
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p18 Free-time activities p19 Adverbs of frequency p20 It’s fun, but is it sport? p21 can and adverbs p22 Extreme sports p24 Expressing likes and dislikes p25 An announcement
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My time
Hobbies and sports (athletics, keeping fit, drama, etc.)
Verb + noun collocations (surf the Net, do karate, go swimming, etc.)
Reading: Cheerleading
Vocabulary: action verbs (train hard, compete, etc.)
Reading: Free time – crazy time!
Vocabulary: parts of the body (back, chest, toes, etc.)
Vocabulary: giving an opinion about things (He’s awful, etc.)
” What do you like doing?
Imperatives

” Talking about hobbies and sports ” A radio interview ” Song: Ain’t got no
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p28 School subjects p29 there is/there are; p30 Schools in England p31 have to p32 Sumo school p34 Giving directions p35 A letter
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At school
School subjects (art and design, biology, ICT, etc.)
Parts of the house (bathroom, bedroom, study, etc.)
some/any with plural
nouns
Reading: Eton College
Vocabulary: parts of a school (canteen, classroom, gym, etc.)
Reading: An interview with a young sumo wrestler
Vocabulary: adjective + preposition collocations (keen on, etc.)
Vocabulary: directions (Turn left, Go straight on, etc.) Capital letters

” Extracts from school lessons Prepositions of place ” An interview about school

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p38 Clothes p39 Present continuous p40 Halloween p41 Present simple and p42 I do! p44 Making arrangements p45 An invitation
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Special
Clothes (boots, joggers, skirt, etc.)
Describing people (He’s tall, She’s thin, etc.)
Reading: Halloween
Vocabulary: (costume, evil, witch, trick or treat, etc.)
continuous Reading: The big day
Vocabulary: weddings (bride, groom, ceremony, etc.)
Vocabulary: activities (go dancing, meet friends, etc.)
” Talking about plans for the weekend
occasions ” Clothes ” Song: Fallin’
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p48 Food p49 Quantity p50 Fussy eaters? p51 should / shouldn’t p52 Feeling good? p54 In a café p55 A questionnaire
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Healthy living
Food and drink (rice, dairy products, a glass of water, etc.)
Methods of cooking (boiled, fried, etc.)
Countable and
uncountable nouns
Reading: Food for thought?
Vocabulary: compound nouns (balanced diet, processed food, etc.)
Reading: Healthy alternatives
Vocabulary: Health problems (painful, cure, etc.)
Ordering food (I’d like … , Can I have … , etc.)

” In a busy kitchen How much … ? / How ” Different diets

many … ?, some and any

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p58 In town p59 Past simple: be p60 Teen adventure p61 Past simple p62 Out on the town p64 Asking for information p65 A note
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Going places
Places in a town (bank, car park, theatre, etc.)
Collocations (park a car, leave a message, etc.)
and can Reading: A teenagers’ guide to Sydney!
Vocabulary: adjectives to describe places in a city (modern, safe, fantastic, etc.)
affirmative: regular verbs
Pronunciation: -ed endings
Reading: A strange accident
Vocabulary: adjectives to describe feelings (bored, angry, etc.)
Listening: phoning a museum for information

” Following directions ” Radio advertisements: Places to go in Sydney

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p68 Where are they from? p69 Past simple p70 Changing the world p71 Past simple negative p72 Famous artists p74 Talking about your weekend p75 An email message
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Fame!
Countries; Nationalities (China, Czech, etc.)
make, do, have and take (have a dream, do homework, etc.)
affirmative: irregular
verbs
Reading: Rosa Parks
” Three teenagers talk about their heroes
and interrogative Reading: Vincent van Gogh and Pablo Picasso Listening: three teenagers talk about their weekend
Vocabulary: expressions of interest and sympathy (Oh dear! Wow!
Vocabulary: events in life (was born, died, etc.) Pronunciation: past Really?, etc.)
” Four biographies simple forms

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p78 Geography p79 Comparative p80 Landmarks p81 Superlative adjectives p82 Dangerous! p84 Negotiating p85 An advert
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In the wild
Geographical features (cave, sea, volcano, etc.)
Continents (Africa, Asia, Europe, etc.)
adjectives
Pronunciation: -er
Reading: A famous landmark
Vocabulary: outdoor activities (climbing, diving, fishing, etc.)
Reading: The scariest animals in history?
Vocabulary: wildlife (bat, beak, reptiles, etc.)
Making holiday plans (Shall we … ? Let’s … , How about … ? etc.)
Types of holiday (safari, beach holiday, city break, etc.)
Measurements (50 years old, 6,000 km long, etc.) endings ” Talking about trips ” Song: Planet Earth
” Geographical places
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p88 Jobs and work p89 going to p90 Jobs for teenagers p91 will p92 A year out p94 On the phone p95 An application letter
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The world of
Jobs (builder, doctor, vet, etc.)
Suଏxes: -er, -or and -ist (dancer, actor, scientist, etc.)
Reading: three people talk about their jobs
Vocabulary: work words (skills, career, part time, etc.)
Reading: Gap years
Vocabulary: compound nouns (voluntary work, tourist industry,
Making and receiving phone calls
Saying phone numbers (‘oh double six’, etc.)
work ” Three people talk about their jobs ” Part-time jobs etc.)

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p98 Transport p99 Present perfect: p100 Gateway to the New World p101 Present perfect: p102 Alone in the canyon p104 Buying a train ticket p105 A postcard
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Time to travel
Transport nouns and adjectives (coach, safe, etc.)
Phrasal verbs with get (get in, get oଏ, get out of, etc.)
affirmative
just for recent events
Reading: Ellis Island
” Five people talk about their background
negative and interrogative
already and yet
Reading: Lose your arm. Or lose your life.
Vocabulary: time expressions (first of all, suddenly, etc.)
can for permission (Can I take my bike on the train?, etc.)

” Five people talk about how they go to and from school ” Song: Last Train to Clarksville
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p4 Personality p5 Present simple and p6 Teenage challenges p7 Verb + infinitive p8 Music and personality p10 Exchanging opinions p11 A personal profile
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All about you
Personality adjectives (generous, lazy, rude, etc.)
Negative prefixes: un-, in-, im-, ir- and dis-
continuous
Verbs not used in
Reading: The Duke of Edinburgh Award
” Four teenagers doing the Duke of Edinburgh Award
or -ing form What does your musical taste say about you?
” Song: I bet you look good on the dance floor
” Expressing likes and dislikes
Vocabulary: hobbies and interests (playing sport, chatting
Modifying adverbs (a little, not at all,
quite, really, etc.)
” Describing people’s personalities continuous tenses online, etc.)

Get ready for your exam 1 p12 ǯ Speaking Picture description ǯ Listening Completing a table ǯ Use of English Open cloze task
ǯ Reading True/False statements ǯ Speaking Situational role-play

p14 A question of sport p15 Past simple p16 Village sports p17 Past simple p18 Surf’s up p20 Talking about the past p21 An informal letter
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Winning and
Sports (athletics, boxing, surfing, etc.) play/go/do + sport
Collocations: sports and games (win a race, score a goal, etc.)
Pronunciation: -ed
endings
Reading: Bog snorkelling
” A snail race
and continuous Surfing superstar! Vocabulary: free-time activities (go bowling, have
a barbecue, etc.)
losing ” Sports commentaries
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p24 Landscapes p25 some, any, much, p26 Different views p27 Articles p28 Urban farmers? p30 Picture description p31 A holiday blog
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House and home
Rural and urban landscapes (pavement, field, roadworks, hedge, etc.)
Prepositions of movement (across, through, etc.)
many, a lot of, a little,
a few
Reading: Fox-hunting
” Hunting
Pronunciation:
vowel sounds
Who wants to be a farmer?
Vocabulary: farming (crops, plough, etc.)
Vocabulary: descriptive words (crowded, scary, indoors, etc.)
Fillers (let me think, hmm, etc.)
Vocabulary: holiday activities (buy
souvenirs, sunbathe, etc.)
Compound nouns (homework, weekend, etc.) and the ” Song: Country house
” Following directions
Get ready for your exam 2 p32 ǯ Reading Multiple-choice statements ǯ Speaking Picture description
ǯ Listening True/False statements ǯ Speaking Situational role-play ǯ Use of English Word formation

p34 At the cinema p35 Comparatives and p36 Film fame p37 (not) as … as, p38 Shaken and stirred p40 Buying tickets p41 A film review
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Lights, camera,
Types of film (action film, comedy, musical, etc.)
Adjectives to describe films (dull, gripping, etc.)
superlatives Reading: The Oscars
” The Razzie awards
too, enough
Pronunciation:
How did they do that?
Vocabulary: films: compound nouns (special effects,
Checking understanding (Pardon? Sorry, did you say …?, etc.)
Pronunciation: intonation in checking phrases
Words for expressing contrast (however,
although)
action -ed and -ing adjectives (annoyed/annoying, disappointed/ weak forms slow motion, etc.)
disappointing, etc.)
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p44 At the shops p45 Present perfect p46 Street life p47 Present perfect p48 Bids to become famous p50 Making a complaint p51 A formal letter
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Shopping
Shops (chemist’s, DIY store)
Verbs: shopping and money (borrow, owe, spend, etc.)
been and gone
for and since
Reading: Covent Garden
Vocabulary: entertaining and performing (audition, busk, venue, etc.)
and past simple
Have you ever … ?
Online auctions
Vocabulary: advertising and selling (bids, goods, bargain)
Vocabulary: faulty goods (The zip has come off, Can I have
a refund?, etc.)
” Conversations in shops How long … ? ” Announcements Pronunciation: making a complaint

Get ready for your exam 3 p52 ǯ Listening Multiple-choice statements ǯ Use of English Sentence transformation ǯ Speaking Picture comparison
ǯ Reading Matching sentences to texts ǯ Speaking Situational role-play

p54 Electronic devices p55 will and going to p56 Screen time p57 Zero conditional p58 Brainwaves p60 Invitations p61 Messages
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How techie
Electronic devices (ebook reader, satnav, etc.)
Phrasal verbs (turn on, switch off, pick up, etc.)
Pronunciation: going to Reading: Electronic obsessions
” A radio interview about social networking
may, might and could Crazy ways of getting around Vocabulary: social activities (go skateboarding, have
a barbecue, etc.)
can for requests and permission
(Can you buy some milk?, Can I borrow
are you? ” Radio advertisements Vocabulary: websites: verb and noun phrases (upload photos, update a profile, Making invitations your laptop?, etc.)
etc.) Pronunciation: intonation in invitations

ǯ Language Review Units 5–6 p62 ǯ Skills Round-up Units 1–6 p63

p64 Body language p65 must, mustn’t and p66 Giving and receiving p67 First conditional p68 Don’t get fooled again p70 Giving advice and recommendations p71 Invitations
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Around the world
Gestures (bow, wave, wink, etc.)
Phrasal verbs (stand up, turn over, lie down, etc.)
needn’t Reading: Has Christmas become too commercial?
” Gifts given and received
Pronunciation: will
and won’t
April Fool! ” Asking about tourist attractions
Vocabulary: events and places to visit (carnival, castle,
Abbreviations (PS, RSVP, asap, etc.)

” Customs in different countries Vocabulary: gifts and special occasions (perfume, wedding anniversary, etc.) shopping district, etc.)
should and ought to for suggestions, advice and opinions

Get ready for your exam 4 p72 ǯ Reading Matching headings to paragraphs ǯ Speaking Situational role-play
ǯ Listening Matching statements ǯ Use of English Open cloze ǯ Speaking Picture comparison

p74 Planet Earth p75 Second conditional p76 Rubbish p77 I wish … p78 A real danger? p80 Stimulus discussion p81 An essay
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What if … ?
Natural disasters (avalanche, famine, tsunami, etc.)
Word formation: noun suffixes (-ation, -ion, -ness)
Reading: Proud of their dustbin!
” Recycling
Collision course
Vocabulary (death/die, destruction/destroy, etc.)
Vocabulary: fund-raising events: (get fit, sponsor a runner,
collect money, etc.)
Pronunciation: natural disasters Fund-raising methods
” News reports
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p84 Crimes and criminals p85 Past perfect p86 Outlaws p87 Reported speech p88 High-tech crime p90 Reporting a theft p91 An email
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Crime scene
Crime (burgle, mug, rob a bank, deal drugs, etc.)
Word formation: noun suffixes (-er, -ist and -ician)
Reading: The Legend of Robin Hood
” Is it ever OK to steal?
Cyber Crime
Vocabulary: compound nouns (cash machine, PIN number, etc.)
” Reporting thefts Colloquial expressions and
abbreviations (a guy, LOL, BFN, etc.)
” News reports about crimes
Get ready for your exam 5 p92 ǯ Listening Comprehension questions ǯ Speaking Situational role-play ǯ Use of English Word formation
ǯ Reading Gapped sentences ǯ Speaking Picture-based discussion

p94 Publications p95 The passive (present p96 To be or not to be? p97 The passive p98 Vampire stories p100 Arranging to meet p101 An informal letter
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The written word
Publications (biography, comic, manual, etc.)
Books and text (back cover, title, etc.)
and past simple)
” Publishing – past and
Reading: William Shakespeare
” Teenagers talking about Shakespeare
(present perfect
and future)
The Vampires Return
Vocabulary: novels (chapter, plot, sequel, etc.)
Vocabulary: suggesting activities (Why don’t we go for a
pizza?, etc.)
Pronunciation: word stress present ” Song: Bloodletting (The Vampire Song) ” Arranging to meet
” Talking about books
ǯ Language Review Units 9–10 p102 ǯ Skills Round-up Units 1–10 p103

GRAMMAR BUILDER AND REFERENCE p104

VOCABULARY BUILDER p124
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Caught on
Describing clothes (spotty, tight, lacy, etc.); Clothes (fleece, leggings,
v-neck, etc.); Compound adjectives (short-sleeved, etc.)
Dynamic and state verbs (feel, look, etc.) Looking out for you?
” Opinions on CCTV cameras
Verb + infinitive or -ing
form
Hearing colours
Vocabulary: adjective prefixes: un-, dis-, in-, im-, il- and ir-
” Talking about a photo
Vocabulary: expressions with look (look like, look as if, etc.)
Vocabulary: informal phrases in letters

Camera Grammar: order of adjectives Verbs that change their

” Radio fashion commentary meaning (hate, hate to, etc.)

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p14 How did you feel? p15 Past tense contrast p16 Remembering the past p17 used to p18 Amnesia p20 Narrating events p21 Narrative
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Looking back
Feelings (afraid, proud, upset, etc.)
Noun formation from verbs and adjectives (happy, happiness, etc.)
Vocabulary: words about war
” Remembrance Day
Pronunciation: used to Identity crisis
” Song: Ugly
Grammar: Exclamatory sentences (How interesting!, etc.)
Vocabulary: phrases for structuring a story
Narrative time expressions (last
summer… etc.)
” Talking about feelings Project: anniversary announcement -ed/-ing adjectives Phrasal verbs (get on, take off, etc.)

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p24 The world of work p25 Defining relative clauses p26 Education for life? p27 Non-defining relative p28 Reversing roles p30 A job interview p31 A job application
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A good job
Describing activites at work, hours and pay
Describing work (stressful, menial, rewarding, etc.)
who, whose, where, which and that University in the UK
Vocabulary: phrasal verbs: separable
clauses A man’s world?; Woman’s work?
Vocabulary: jobs and noun gender
Grammar and pronunciation: Question tags
Vocabulary: qualities needed for jobs
Vocabulary: forms of address in formal
letters
Agent nouns: -er, -or, -ist, -ant, -ian; Useful phrases with work ” A university education ” Job interviews
” Radio job advertisements
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p34 The human body p35 Past simple and present perfect p36 Public health? p37 Present perfect p38 All in the mind p40 At the doctor’s p41 An announcement
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Body and mind
Parts of the body (chin, hip, waist, etc.)
” Idioms with parts of the body (pulling my leg, etc.)
contrast
Time expressions (yesterday, this
A healthy appetite?
Vocabulary: food and nutrition (calories, fibre, vitamins, etc.)
continuous
Present perfect simple
Mind over matter?
Vocabulary: homonyms (mind, trip, etc.)
Vocabulary: symptoms (dizzy, swollen, etc.)
Giving advice (If I were you …, In your position, I would …, etc..)
Grammar: rhetorical questions

Inside the body (bone, lungs, vein, etc.) morning, yet, etc.) ” Health issues or present perfect Grammar: clauses expressing purpose ” Seeing the doctor
Vocabulary: legal collocations (pass a law, etc.) continuous? Pronunciation: giving advice
Pronunciation: compound nouns
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p44 Computing p45 Speculating and predicting p46 Time capsules p47 Future perfect and p48 Visions of the future p50 Talking about plans p51 An informal email
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Tomorrow’s
Computing (app, username, network, etc.)
Grammar: zero conditional
could, may, might, will
First conditional
” Time capsules in New York
Project: Time capsule
future continuous Fifty years on
Vocabulary: verb + noun collocations
Grammar: will, going to, may/might and present continuous
Vocabulary: making, accepting and declining suggestions
Grammar: verbs followed by infinitives
and clauses
world ” In a computer shop (Shall we…? etc.) Conjunctions/future time clauses
Pronunciation: abbreviations ” Weekend plans (when, as soon as, until, etc.)
Noun prefixes (auto-, ex-, etc.)
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p54 Crime at the manor p55 Reported speech p56 Crime writers p57 Reported speech p58 Who was he? p60 Speculating about events p61 A formal letter: asking for
6
Mystery
Compound nouns
” Interview with a police officer
(statements)
say and tell
” A crime story (questions) Kaspar Hauser
Vocabulary: phrasal verbs: inseparable
Grammar: must have, could have, might have, can’t have
Vocabulary: reacting to speculations (No way!, I doubt it, etc.)
information
Grammar: indirect questions, verbs with
Vocabulary: Easily confused words ” Speculating about news reports two objects
Pronunciation: speculating about events
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p64 Relationships p65 Comparison p66 Love poems p67 Talking about p68 Love on the Internet p70 Stimulus description p71 For and against essay
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Real
Dating and relationships
” Talking about couples; Time expressions (after that …,
Comparative and superlative adverbs
Less and least
Love’s secret
One Perfect Rose
imaginary situations
Second conditional
Can science help you to find love?
Vocabulary: noun + preposition combinations
Vocabulary: adjectives to describe venues (crowded,
romantic, etc.)
Vocabulary: presenting arguments

relationships the same day … etc.); Three-part phrasal verbs Superlatives and the present perfect ” The life of William Blake I wish, If only, I’d rather ” Song: This ain’t a love song Expressing contrast (however, whereas)
Comparatives, clauses and simple nouns Vocabulary: idioms with heart and head Pronunciation: expressing contrast
Double comparatives
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p74 Getting from A to B p75 The passive p76 Explorers p77 Indefinite pronouns: p78 A year away p80 Travel problems p81 Description of a place
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Globetrotters
Useful adjectives (cheap, slow, etc.)
Travel compound nouns (buffet car, hard shoulder, etc.)
A British Tradition
Vocabulary: expedition adjectives (gruelling, intrepid, etc.)
some-, any-, no-, every- Travelling with friends
Vocabulary and pronunciation: acronyms
Vocabulary: tourism (campsite, cruise, villa, etc.)
Making a complaint; Pronunciation: complaining
Vocabulary: adjectives describing
places (breathtaking, isolated, etc.)
Pronunciation: word stress Phrasal verbs: set off, look up to, etc. ” Holiday complaints Grammar: introductory it
” Travel locations ” Captain Scott’s last expedition
ǯ Language Review Units 7–8 p82 ǯ Skills Round-up Units 1–8 p83

p84 Money and payment p85 have something done p86 Advertising p87 Third conditional p88 A charmed life p90 Photo description p91 Opinion essay
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Money, money,
Money and payment (bargains, till, etc.)
”Talking about shopping; Prepositions: shop for, sold out, etc.
Reflexive pronouns Product placement
Vocabulary: advertising (brand, slogan, etc.)
Pronunciation: have The World’s Luckiest Man
Vocabulary and pronunciation: preposition + noun phrases
Vocabulary: speculating (I can’t be sure, but …, It could be
that …)
Structuring an essay
Vocabulary: linking words
money! Banking (PIN number, direct debit, etc.) ” Opinions on advertising ” Song: Doesn’t mean anything Vocabulary: giving information and opinions

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p94 Performers p95 Participle clauses p96 Music festivals p97 Determiners: p98 Beautiful minds p100 Stimulus description p101 Book review
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Be creative
Musical performers (busker, string quartet, etc.)
Describing music (beat, solo, etc.)
Vocabulary: compound nouns
” Talking about festivals
all, each, very, every, few,
little, etc.
Alonzo Clemons and Richard Wawro
Vocabulary: artistic verbs and nouns (sculpt/sculptor, etc.)
Grammar: so and such
Pronunciation: giving an opinion
Nominal subject clauses
Vocabulary: describing books and
Artists and artistic activities Determiner + of Vocabulary: expressing a strong opinion stories
” Musical performances
ǯ Language Review Units 9–10 p102 ǯ Skills Round-up Units 9–10 p103

GET READY FOR B2 EXAMS 1&2 p104 GRAMMAR BUILDER AND REFERENCE p108 VOCABULARY BUILDER p127
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