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Unit Language Focus Vocabulary Reading

1 Names & Numbers

page 4

Pronounsa / an

NamesGreetingsThe alphabetNumbers (0-20) E-mail addresses How much do you know in English? Good-byesTRT: Call me…

Greetings

2 Around the Globe

page 12

To be: singular (I / you)To be: singular (he / she / it)Plural nounsTo be: plural (we / you / they)

Countries Continents / Nationalities Numbers (21-100)TRT: about

Mystery Celebrity Gifts Nationalities

3 Children of the World

page 20

Possessive ‘sPossessive adjectives Have Present Simple—Yes / No questions Frequency adverbs

Family members Times Daily activities / Days of the week Time expressionsTRT: sure

Lifestyles Blogs

4 A Time and a Place

page 28

There is / There are Some / Any Adjectives Present Simple (information questions)

Classroom objects Prepositions Things and places Rooms in a house Adjectives (describing cities)TRT: that’s

My room Anytown, USA Two Cities

Flashback 1 page 36

5 Time Out

page 38

Can / Can’t Would like to Have to How much…?

Jobs / Places Looks Colors Likes and dislikes Online shopping Saying pricesTRT: me too / me either

Jobs and free time activities Looks Shop online

6 Getting Away

page 46

Present Continuous (affirmative / negative) Present Continuous (question forms)Present Simple / Present Continuous

The weatherVacation words FoodTRT: How about…?

On vacation Tsunami World breakfasts

7 What’s New?

page 54

Regular verbs / Past Simple (affirmative / negative)Past Simple (irregular verbs)Past Simple (question forms)

Technology Past and Present HouseholdsTRT: Did you? You did?

A diary from 2010 Electronic waste

8 Memory

page 62

Simple Past: to be Questions with was / were(information questions + Yes / No questions)

Months & ordinal numbers Changes (adjectives) HobbiesTRT: so

Bono and Beyoncé Pop facts Untimely deaths World birthdays

Flashback 2 page 70

Communication Bank page 72 Transcripts page 84

Reference Guide page 75 Irregular verbs page 91

Reference Guide Answer Key page 83 Phonetic Chart page 92

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1 Names & Numbers

page 4

Pronounsa / an

NamesGreetingsThe alphabetNumbers (0-20) E-mail addresses How much do you know in English? Good-byesTRT: Call me…

Greetings

2 Around the Globe

page 12

To be: singular (I / you)To be: singular (he / she / it)Plural nounsTo be: plural (we / you / they)

Countries Continents / Nationalities Numbers (21-100)TRT: about

Mystery Celebrity Gifts Nationalities

3 Children of the World

page 20

Possessive ‘sPossessive adjectives Have Present Simple—Yes / No questions Frequency adverbs

Family members Times Daily activities / Days of the week Time expressionsTRT: sure

Lifestyles Blogs

4 A Time and a Place

page 28

There is / There are Some / Any Adjectives Present Simple (information questions)

Classroom objects Prepositions Things and places Rooms in a house Adjectives (describing cities)TRT: that’s

My room Anytown, USA Two Cities

Flashback 1 page 36

5 Time Out

page 38

Can / Can’t Would like to Have to How much…?

Jobs / Places Looks Colors Likes and dislikes Online shopping Saying pricesTRT: me too / me either

Jobs and free time activities Looks Shop online

6 Getting Away

page 46

Present Continuous (affirmative / negative) Present Continuous (question forms)Present Simple / Present Continuous

The weatherVacation words FoodTRT: How about…?

On vacation Tsunami World breakfasts

7 What’s New?

page 54

Regular verbs / Past Simple (affirmative / negative)Past Simple (irregular verbs)Past Simple (question forms)

Technology Past and Present HouseholdsTRT: Did you? You did?

A diary from 2010 Electronic waste

8 Memory

page 62

Simple Past: to be Questions with was / were(information questions + Yes / No questions)

Months & ordinal numbers Changes (adjectives) HobbiesTRT: so

Bono and Beyoncé Pop facts Untimely deaths World birthdays

Flashback 2 page 70

Communication Bank page 72 Transcripts page 84

Reference Guide page 75 Irregular verbs page 91

Reference Guide Answer Key page 83 Phonetic Chart page 92

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Speaking Listening Writing Pronunciation Takeout English

Introductions Greetings InterviewCell phone game

Pronouns (I, my, you, your) Saying good-bye

E-mail addresses Word stress In Class 1

Is … French? Describing photos Class survey

Where are they from? Contractions How old are you?

Word stress Contractions /i/ and /I/

In Class 2

Do you have…? Yes, I do. / No, I don’t. What do you usually do at…? Saying the time Class survey

Family members Routines A woman’s world

My weblog Days of the week Telling the time

Where do you keep these things?

Classrooms Describing apartments Life in Birmingham

My hometown Word stress Giving directions

Free time activitiesLikes and dislikes

Free time activities Occupations Likes and dislikes Shopping

can / can’t Making offers

What’s the weather like? What are the people doing?Vacation plansWorld breakfasts

Diary A postcard text

Foods Eating out

Household choresWhen did you last…?

What people did yesterday Wartime evacuees Domestic jobs Talking about the weekend

A journal Word stress(final -ed)

Reacting to news

Where / When were you born? When is your birthday? When you were nine years old…?

Two fans Years Happy birthday

A childhood memory

was / were Saying the right thing!

Speaking Listening Writing Pronunciation Takeout English

Introductions Greetings InterviewCell phone game

Pronouns (I, my, you, your) Saying good-bye

E-mail addresses Word stress In Class 1

Is … French? Describing photos Class survey

Where are they from? Contractions How old are you?

Word stress Contractions /i/ and /I/

In Class 2

Do you have…? Yes, I do. / No, I don’t. What do you usually do at…? Saying the time Class survey

Family members Routines A woman’s world

My weblog Days of the week Telling time

Where do you keep these things?

Classrooms Describing apartments Life in Birmingham

My hometown Word stress Giving directions

Free time activitiesLikes and dislikes

Free time activities Occupations Likes and dislikes Shopping

can / can’t Making offers

What’s the weather like? What are the people doing?Vacation plansWorld breakfasts

Diary A postcard text

Foods Eating out

Household choresWhen did you last…?

What people did yesterday Wartime evacuees Domestic jobs Talking about the weekend

A journal Word stress(final -ed)

Reacting to news

Where / When were you born? When is your birthday? When you were nine years old…?

Two fans Years Happy birthday

A childhood memory

was / were Saying the right thing!

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Flashback 1 page 34

2 Friends and Familiespage 16

3 Home Sweet Homepage 24

4 What’s Happening?page 36

5 A Weekend Awaypage 44

Contents

The verb be

Indefinite articles: a, an

Questions with be and do

Preview:Present Simple 1

this, these and plural nouns

Possessives

Questions with do and does

Present Simple 2

Preview:How much …?

Would you like …?

Do you have …?

there is / there are

have / has

determiners

Recycling:a, an

Would you like …?

Preview:The verb like

go, like, love + -ing

Present Continuous

can for ability

Countable & uncountable nouns

a pair of

Present Continuous for future

plans

Past Simple 1 & 2

Recycling:a, an, some

Present use of the Present

Continuous

Preview:Irregular past verbs

Greetings

Work

Countries and languages

Personal information

The Real Thing:See you!

Family members

Jobs and occupations

Morning routines

Drinks and snacks

The Real Thing:Thanks.

Places in a town

Rooms and facilities

Colors and furniture

The Real Thing:Really.

Free time activities

Talking about habits

Tourist attractions

The Real Thing: Hello.

Skills

Items for a weekend away

The Real Thing:The usual, nothing special.

Web page with personal

information

Membership forms

Short job descriptions

Descriptions of morning

routines

A simple menu

WORKBOOK:Descriptions of families

Descriptions of homes

Easy quiz

Short movie reviews

Cyber guide to a city

WORKBOOK:Tourism brochure

Informal e-mail describing an

excursion

Simple directions

1 Hello, Good-byepage 8

What’s your name?

I’m (Mary).

My name’s (John).

Preview:Subject pronouns

Question words

Numbers 1-100

Days and months

The alphabet

The Real Thing:Excuse me, what’s your name?

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People introducing

themselves

Talking about

languages and

countries

Song: “Hello, Good-bye!”, by The Beatles

People introducing

their family

Describing jobs

Talking about morning

routines

Paying the check at a

restaurant

People talking about

where they live


their free time, what

they are doing and

their plans for the day

People discussing

abilities and plans for

the weekend

Introducing yourself

and giving personal

information

Talking about family,

jobs and morning

routines

Ordering food and

drink

Describing your home

and area

Describing what you

are doing at the

moment and what you

do in your free time

Making arrangements

Talking about what

you can do

Describing plans

A web message

Introductions

WORKBOOK:Writing an e-mail

(punctuation)

A short description of

your morning routine

WORKBOOK:Describing your family

(linking words 1)


an ideal home

WORKBOOK:Describing where you

live (there is / are,

has / have)

A simple tourist guide

to your town or city

WORKBOOK:Writing a postcard

(time expressions)

Informal e-mail

describing what you

did last weekend

WORKBOOK:Answering an

advertisement

(linking words 2)

be: short forms

Word stress: Yes, I do.

/ No, I don’t

do: strong /du/ and

weak /də/ forms

Would you like?: /dyu/

/O/ and /´r/

Telling time:

schwa /ə/

-ed endings:

/d/, /t/ and /´d/

WORKBOOK:can, can’t

Can you repeat that,

please?

Telling time 1

Reserving a hotel room

Telling time 2

Invitations

Days and months

Numbers and letters

Numbers and letters A brief note

introducing yourself

/i/ Classroom language

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Communication Bank page 120 Reference Guide page 126 Transcripts page 136

Unit

6 That Was Thenpage 52

Language Focus Vocabulary Reading

7 In the Spotlightpage 64

9 Let’sCelebrate!page 80

8 Getting It Rightpage 72

10 The Good Lifepage 92

11 Dream Destinationspage 100

12 Adventures and Achievementspage 108

Physical descriptions

Time expressions in the past

Household objects

The Real Thing:Fillers: Well …, I mean …

Daily routines

Expressions of frequency

Numbers and dates

The Real Thing:So

Prepositions of place

Locations

Instruction verbs

The Real Thing:Get it? See?

Celebrations

Birthday gifts

The Real Thing:There are four of us.

Food

Minor illnesses

The weather

The Real Thing:Really?

Describing landscapes

Clothes

Tourist attractions

The Real Thing:Yeah.

Fears and phobias

Reading materials

The Real Thing:Maybe, I don’t know.

Past Simple 3

Comparatives and superlatives

Recycling:Past Simple of regular verbs

Adverbs of frequency

Contrasting Present Simple

and Present Continuous

Recycling:Would you like …?

Imperatives

must, mustn’tRecycling:Past Simple

Object pronouns

should, shouldn’tRules and obligations

Recycling:Present Simple

Quantifiers

Recycling:Question forms (past and

present tenses)

Preview:Zero conditional: if and when

Recycling:Modal verbs: can, must and

shouldPreview:going toHave you ever …

Recycling:Tense review

Preview:Present Perfect and Past

Simple

Irregular past participles

World English DVD 3: Fiesta! page 88

Flashback 3 page 90

World English DVD 2: Saloon page 60

Flashback 2 page 62

Short stories about the past

TV review

WORKBOOK:Description of a television

house

Newspaper article about

someone’s work

Short quiz about lifestyle

Magazine article describing

someone’s life

Rules, instructions and

directions

Article describing location

WORKBOOK:Descriptions of board games

Article giving advice

Descriptions of local festivals

Remedy for a cold

Report on the quality of life in

a town

Description of a town or city

WORKBOOK:Article about health

Postcard describing a favorite

place

E-mail describing a future trip

and inviting a friend

Short descriptions of hotels

and tourist locations

Short articles about attempts

at breaking records

WORKBOOK:Stories describing experiences

World English DVD 4: Around the World page 116

Flashback 4 page 118

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Speaking Listening Writing Pronunciation TakeoutEnglish

Describing childhood

memories

Telling simple stories

about the past

Role-playing a radio

interview

Discussing lifestyles

and daily routines

Making arrangements

Giving simple

directions

Explaining how

something works

Talking about rules and

regulations

Describing celebrations

in the past

Talking about

obligations in everyday

life

Talking about and

comparing diets

Describing the

weather and your

mood

Describing a place and

saying why you like it

Describing your

vacation plans and

comparing them to

others

Discussing world

records

Describing famous

people’s lives

A story in the past

A short TV review

WORKBOOK:Describing an invention

(linking words 3)

A short article about a

change in lifestyle

WORKBOOK:Writing a diary

(sequencers 1)

Describing a location

Rules and instructions

for a game

WORKBOOK:Writing an e-mail

(giving instructions)

A short article

describing a festival

WORKBOOK:Writing an informal

letter (writing notes)

A cold remedy

A short report about a

town or city

Describing the weather

WORKBOOK:Writing a report about

a city (expanding notes)


a place

An informal invitation

WORKBOOK:Asking for more

information

(sequencers 2)

A biography of a friend

A short biography of a

personal hero

WORKBOOK:Writing about your

experiences

(suddenly)

Asking a favor

Making arrangements

Giving directions

Congratulating

At the drugstore

Making suggestions

Reacting to news

Vowel sounds in

irregular past verbs:

/b/, /E/, /�/ and /o/Stress in word groups

Third person s:

/s/, /z/ and /´z/

must, mustn’t

should, shouldn’t

The weather:

rainy, raining

going to

WORKBOOK:/u/, /´r/ and /O/

/�/ and /A/

Listening to short

radio interviews

Song: “His LatestFlame” by Elvis

Presley

Listening to a simple

radio interview


numbers and dates

Following simple

directions

Somebody talking

about rules

People describing

festivals

Someone describing a

healthy diet

Someone describing a

trip and the weather

People describing

hotels

A tourist guide giving

information

Song: “Perfect Day”

by Lou Reed

People answering

questions about what

makes them nervous

Contents


Unit

1 The Concrete Junglepage 6


World English DVD 1: Jobs and Cities, page 30

Flashback 1, page 32

2 Lives and Lovespage 14

3 Work It Outpage 22

4 Sportsmaniapage 34

5 In Transitpage 42

6 Food to Gopage 50

World English DVD 2: The Cinnamon Club, page 58


Contents

Subject and object questions

RecyclingPresent Simple & Past Simple

Question words

Past Simple and Past

Continuous

used to

RecyclingPast Simple

Present Perfect

for & sincePresent Perfect + yet

RecyclingPresent Perfect & Past Simple

Modals of obligation: mustn’tand don’t have to

Recyclingcan / can’t, have to / don’t have to, must / mustn’t

will and going to might

Recyclinggoing to for intentions

(not) as … asmore / less / fewer + noun +

thanthe most / least + noun

First conditional

RecyclingshouldComparatives and superlatives

City adjectives

Compound nouns

The Real Thinga little …

Describing people

Relationship verbs

The Real Thing-ish

Jobs

Job adjectives

The Real Thingyou see / let me see

Sports

Sports equipment and places

Attributes for sport

The Real Thingso, such

Vacation items

Travel collocations

Hotel room facilities

The Real ThingSo do I / Neither do I

Fast food

Recipe words

The Real Thingfar / by far

Person and city profiles

Newspaper article about

London

Promotional texts

Article about meeting

partners

Questionnaire about

friendship

Short text about Friends

Web page about job

candidates

Quiz about stress

Article about the “rat race”

Short job ads and

application letter

Article about Nike and

Umbro

Biography of a sports star

Article about Olympic

emblems

Travel itinerary

Article about years off

Vacation e-mails

Quiz about junk food

Article about chocolate

Synopsis of a TV show

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Unit

7 Money Talkpage 62


World English DVD 3: Retail Therapy, page 86


8 Gossippage 70

9 Hi-techpage 78

10 Global Chatpage 90

11 Street Stylespage 98

12 Alternativespage 106

World English DVD 4: Who Speaks English? page 114


Questionnaire about

money

Company histories

Text about

antiglobalization

Biographical texts

Short newspaper

articles

Report of a survey on

gossip

Article about attitudes

to technology

Quiz about cell phones

Article about

Spanglish

Article about

languages

Ad for a language

course

Short descriptions of

people’s clothes

Personality color quiz

Questionnaire about

fashion

Article about cars

Article about

protesters

Novel extract

Description of future

homes

Money collocations

make and do

The Real ThingI suppose / I guess

The press

see, watch, look at

The Real Thingdon’t you think? isn’t he?

Gadgets

Time verbs

The Internet

Machine nouns and verbs

The Real ThingNo way!

Foreign words

The Real Thingkind of / sort of / lots of / about

Clothes nouns and adjectives

Street styles

The Real Thingstuff

Forms of transportation

get + preposition

-ed / -ing adjectives

The Real Thingactually, to be honest, in fact

Passive voice – present and

past

Present Perfect for recent

events (with just and already)

RecyclingPresent Perfect

Past Perfect

RecyclingPassive voice

Past tenses

Second conditional

Reported statements

RecyclingFirst conditional

Adverbs

Relative pronouns: who,which, that, where

RecyclingAdverbs

-ing form

Adjective order

The infinitive

Recyclingused to…

Definite and zero article

speculation: could, might, may,must, can’t

RecyclingFuture structures

Communication Bank page 118 Reference Guide page 126

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Discussing market

leaders and

globalization

Analyzing and

describing ads

Discussing celebrities

Debate about the

paparazzi

Defining gossip

Talking about time

saved and wasted with

new technology

Discussing pros and

cons of cell phones

Talking about

websites, the Internet

and chat rooms

Discussing life abroad

Analyzing small talk

Asking and answering

quiz questions

Discussing classroom

rules

Talking about changes

of image

Describing personality

Talking about fashion

Discussing pros and

cons of cars

Preparing a speech

Making predictions

about the future

Discussing buildings

An ad

A news story

WORKBOOKA profile of a movie

star

Giving instructions

Quiz questions

WORKBOOKWriting about

advantages and

disadvantages

Writing sentences

about changes of look

A description of an

article of clothing

A class survey

A day planner

WORKBOOKWriting a letter to a

newspaper

Apologies and excuses

Gossiping

Telephoning –

business or pleasure?

Giving advice

Shopping for clothes

Future plans

/A/ and /´/

/h/

’d and ’ll

/ay/

/c*/ and /k/

/s*/ and /z*/

/u/, /yu/ and /´/

Describing spending

habits

A live news report

Discussing ads

Talking about celebrities

“A day in the life of a

paparazzo”

Gossipy conversations

Song: “I Heard It

through the Grapevine”

Teenagers talking about

technology

Cell phone conversations

A favorite website

A conversation about a

date

Problems with machines

Anecdotes about life as

an expatriot

Small talk

People persuading a

friend to learn a language

Describing fashion style

A favorite article of

clothing

Talking about favorite

music

Talking about dressing up

Talking about

transportation

Discussing protesters

Discussing the future

Discussing buildings

Song: “Driving in My Car”

Contents

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1 The Gender Gappage 6


World English DVD 1 The African Potato / The Cannabis Debate page 30

Flashback 1 page 32

2 Home Alonepage 14

3 Body Matterspage 22

4 Controversypage 34

5 Best Days ofYour Lifepage 42

6 Screen Testpage 50

World English DVD 2 Devdas page 58

Flashback 2 page 60

Contents

Present Perfect Simple

& Present Perfect Continuous

make, let, be allowed to, bemade to

Present Simple, Present

Continuous & Present Perfect

just

Recycling:Past Simple

School subjects

Education words

The Real Thing:anyway

Facebook

Universities in different

countries

Vocational colleges

Quantifiers: few, little, enoughPresent Perfect / Past Simple

Recycling:Countable & uncountable

nouns

Types of homes / materials

Furniture

Property

The Real Thing:whole

World homes

The Gospel According to

IKEA

Kosovan Refugees

The passive voice

Recycling:Adjectives

Genres

Movie words

Gradable & ungradable

adjectives

TV shows

The Real Thing:then

Pan’s Labyrinth reviews

Bollywood facts

Reality TV Is Here to Stay

Question forms

Indirect questions

Recycling:Past Simple & Present Perfect

for & since

Negative prefixes

Art words

Likes & dislikes

Censorship

The Real Thing:point

Nightmare neighbors

Picasso & Tracey Emin

The infinitive

-ing form

Recycling:Giving advice: should & must

Body parts

Health problems

Allergies

Organs of the body

The Real Thing:by the way

Cosmetic vs reconstructive

surgery

Unusual remedies

Medical ethics

Jobs

Character adjectives

Phrasal verbs with upTime expressions & linking

phrases

The Real Thing: just

Girls Still Choose “Women’s

Jobs”

Stop Being a Stereotype

Every Picture Tells a Story

Yoko Ono’s biography

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Contents

Discussing school

subjects

Talking about

courses

Pros & cons of

university systems

Discussing exams


teachers

Facebook website

Preparing for exams

A CV

WORKBOOK:Writing a

scholarship

application letter

Describing your

house

Discussing refugees

Apartment sharing

Talking about rooms

Dressing rooms

Nightmare roommates

WORKBOOK:How to interpret

information when you

listen

An ad for a

roommate

Zoom In:Collocations: Education words

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Inquiring

Takeout English:Renting a room

WORKBOOK:Zoom In: piece

Review of strong &

weak forms of modals

& auxiliaries

Discussing movies

Discussing TV

shows

Debating “trash” TV

Discussion about

movies

Radio report about

interactive show

WORKBOOK:How to enjoy watching

a movie with subtitles

A movie review Takeout English:A night in or out?

WORKBOOK:Zoom In:Television words

Silent vowels

Discussing antisocial

behavior

Discussing art

Debating censorship

WORKBOOK:How to speak

politely

Nuisance behavior

Interview about

clothing taboos

Interview with a censor

A discursive

composition

Takeout English:Polite requests

WORKBOOK:Zoom In: point

Sounding natural

& polite

Discussing

cosmetic surgery

Giving advice for

health problems

Discussing allergies

Interview with

cosmetic surgeon

Why allergies are

increasing

A “get well soon”

note

WORKBOOK:Informal writing:

e-mails

Zoom In:Collocations: way

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Sounding sympathetic

Pronunciation

& spelling

Silent consonants

Discussing jobs

Discussing

stereotypes

Describing photos

An argument

Life story of Hillary

Clinton

A profile

WORKBOOK:Describing a

photograph

Zoom In:Collocations: take

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Having an argument

Word building

& word stress (1)

3


Communication Bank page 118

4

7 Crime Doesn’tPaypage 62


World English DVD 3 Riding the Storm / White-collar Prisoners page 86

Flashback 3 page 88

8 In the Hot Seatpage 70

9 Global Inequalitypage 78

10 Culture Shockpage 90

11 Iconspage 98

12 On the Couchpage 106

World English DVD 4 Bantu Refugees page 114


some- / any- / no-I wish & If only

self-Phrasal verbs

Madness & genius

The Real Thing:it / that depends…

An extract from Bridget Jones’s DiaryThe E-Quiz

Link Between Madness & Genius

WORKBOOK:How to use your dictionary

Defining & nondefining

relative clauses

whichwhatModals of deduction (past)

Recycling:Modals of deduction

(present)

Types of music

Music words

Homophones

The Real Thing:that kind / sort of thing

Biographical texts

Quotations about & by Eminem

Good luck charms

Articles

Expressing contrast

Recycling:Comparatives &

superlatives

Personality adjectives

Compound adjectives

Marriage & gifts

The Real Thing:that’s all / and all (that)

Global beauty

Wedding gifts around the world

Prejudice in the workplace

WORKBOOK:How to interpret notices

Future forms

Recycling:will & going to

Charities

NGOs

Global concerns

The Real Thing:still, mind you, though

UN World Food Program

Amnesty International, Friends

of the Earth & Oxfam

Nike

Unreal conditionals:

present & past

Recycling:Real conditionals

Prepositional phrases

Local problems

The Real Thing:Who cares? / I don’t care

Quotations by famous politicians

Infamous scandals

Alternatives to modal

verbs

Reported questions

Verb patterns

Recycling:Modal verbs

Crimes

Punishments

Identity theft

Piracy

The Real Thing:bother

Crimes in world cities

Cyber Bullying

Rock stars’ opinions on music piracy


Contents

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Doing & discussing a

quiz about emotional

intelligence

Talking about dreams

Discussing madness &

genius

A radio phone-in on

people’s problems


their childhood dreams

Two biographies

Song:“I’ve Never Been to Me”

A biography Takeout English:Feeling blue

WORKBOOK:Zoom In:Adjectives + dependent

prepositions

Prepositions

& sentence stress

Talking about tastes in

music

Talking about cultural

icons

Discussing the role of

protest songs

Top five CDs

People giving opinions

about Eminem

People discussing lucky

charms

Songs:“Strange Fruit”

A description of a

lucky charm

WORKBOOK:Writing text

messages

Zoom In:Phrasal verbs with out

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Signs & notices

Homophones

Discussing cultural

misconceptions &

comparisons

Discussing global

beauty

Predicting survey

results

Cultural misconceptions

Unlikely couples

Radio program about a

marriage survey

Taking notes

A short report on

marriage

Takeout English:Generalizing

WORKBOOK:Zoom In:Compound adjectives with

prepositions

Review of strong

& weak forms of

pronouns, articles

& conjunctions

Discussing ads

Talking about charities

Discussing donations

to charity

Lecture on advertising

World forums

A protest leaflet

WORKBOOK:A job application

letter

Zoom In:Collocations: mind

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Applying for voluntary

work

Stressed &

unstressed syllables:

schwa

Talking about political

leaders

Telling & detecting lies

Discussing local

problems

WORKBOOK:How to talk on the

telephone

Opinions on politics

How to spot a liar

Radio phone-in about

problems in Los Angeles

A letter to the

editor

Takeout English:Making excuses

WORKBOOK:Zoom In: care

Word building

& word stress (2)

Describing local

crimes

Debating appropriate

punishments

Discussing music

piracy

Crime & punishment in

Singapore

Radio report about

identity theft

Opinions on music piracy

A campaign poster

WORKBOOK:A news article

Zoom In:Collocations: rob & steal

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Accepting & rejecting

offers

Sounding grateful

or annoyed


1 Identitypage 6


World English DVD 1: Lindbergh - 75 Years on & Holiday page 30

Flashback 1 page 32

2 Tall Talespage 14

3 GlobeTrottingpage 22

4 Nature or Nurture?page 34

5 In the Newspage 42

6 Get Some Perspectivepage 50

World English DVD 2:The Book of Life page 58

Flashback 2 page 60

Contents

Passive constructions

Conjunctions of purpose

& reason

Recycling:Passive tenses

Using the to-infinitive

Recycling:Auxiliary verbs & tenses

Using the Internet

News & newspapers

The Real Thing:You know what I mean?

News stories

“The Four Most Influential Blogs”

“Your News, Your Views”

WORKBOOK:How to interpret newspaper

headlines

Past habits

Recycling:Narrative tenses

Reporting verbs

Descriptive adjectives

Expressions with in

Communication

The Real Thing:The thing is

Unusual news stories

Movie reviews

“A Family Christmas”

Anecdotes

be used to / get used to

Certainty & uncertainty

Recycling:Modals of deduction

Talking about people

Descriptive adjectives

Describing character

The Real Thing:think/suppose

“Stalking Cat”

E-mail from a friend in Japan

Extract from novel about Africa

Two traditional stories

Causative have

Future Perfect &

Future Continuous

Recycling:The continuous aspect

Health & lifestyle collocations

The Real Thing:even

“Nature or Nurture?”

Differences between the sexes

Article about Heroes

Future predictions

& intentions

Question tags

Means of transportation

Leisure activities

Describing vacations trips &

places

The Real Thing:like

Free-time activities

Compound adjectives

The Real Thing:you know

Report: Class survey

“Nurse Identifies Dr. Who”

Celebrity profile

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Article about two explorers

Vacation competition webpage

“Travel in a Trixi”

Australia

WORKBOOK:How to improve your English

on the Internet

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Contents

Discussing headlines

Talking about blogs vs

traditional media

Debating the role of

the press

Presenting a news

report

Radio broadcasts

People discussing

article about blogging

People talking about a

controversial picture

A radio news interview

Song: “News of the World”

A news report

A blog posting

Talking about movies

Describing

celebrations

Childhood memories

Telling an anecdote

News stories

People talking about a

movie and a news story

Anecdotes

News story

Summary of

a movie

WORKBOOK:Writing a story

Takeout English:Talking about preferences

WORKBOOK:Zoom In:phrasal verbs with up

Zoom In:get + adjective

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Exaggeration

Intonation & emphasis

Talking about

dedicated people

Discussing similarities

in cultures

Retelling a fairy tale

People talking about an

exhibit

Alternative version of a

fairy tale

WORKBOOK:Writing informal

e-mails

Zoom In:so

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Language of discussions

How do you

pronounce it?

Discussing identity

and upbringing

Talking about gender

stereotypes

Predictions about the

distant future

Reacting to predictions

Lecture on gender

stereotypes

People making

predictions about 2050

A discursive

essay

WORKBOOK:Writing about

opinions

Zoom In:will

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Giving opinions

Connected speech I

Talking about famous

travelers

Discussing

transportation

systems

Planning a visit to

Sydney


travel experiences

Couple talking about

vacation competitions

Visiting a city

Interview with a trixistaCouple visiting Sydney

A travel

brochure

Takeout English:Suggestions & preferences

WORKBOOK:Zoom In:Travel prepositions

Sound game

Telling stories

Answering a

questionnaire

A class survey

Role play: memory loss

Discussing professional

lookalikes


identity

Describing clothes at

work and in free time

Memory problems

Mystery person

Questionnaire

Report: hobbies

& interests

Celebrity profile

Takeout English:Less direct questions

WORKBOOK:Zoom In:Phrasal verbs with get

Listening strategies

3


Communication Bank page 118 Reference Guide page 128

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7 One Worldpage 62


8 The Perfect Choicepage 70

9 Work Experiencepage 78

10 New Speakpage 90

11 The Wider Worldpage 98

12 Consumer Societypage 106

Intensifiers

Adjective order

Recycling:The perfect aspect

Advertising

The music industry

Fashion styles

The Real Thing:fact

“Spam or Popups?”

Goth culture

Quantifiers

Emphasis in

comparisons

Asian activities &

philosophies

Asian food

Cooking verbs

The Real Thing:mind you

Extract from novel

Asian Dub Foundation / Manu Chao

“If It’s Tuesday, This Must Be Bangkok”

Sushi recipe

WORKBOOK:How to understand different accents

Alternatives to relative

clauses

Future in the past

Recycling:Relative clauses

Body language

Dealing with stressful

situations

The Real Thing:Vague language

“The Perfect Name”

Article about addiction to

cell phones

A self-help leaflet

Using the -ing form

Split sentences

Recycling:Infinitive or -ing form

Tools

Jobs

Compound nouns

Echoing

The world of work

The Real Thing:

actually

Article about two dangerous jobs

Dress code at work

A cover letter

WORKBOOK:How to build your vocabulary

Hypothetical or

imaginary situations

Synonyms of if

Recycling:Conditional sentences

Feelings

Personal relationships

The Real Thing:about

E-mails to advice columnist

Extracts from travel guides

A refugee’s journey from Afghanistan

to England

“The Perfect Best Friend”

Inversion

Reporting questions,

intentions & advice

Recycling:Reported speech

Environmental problems

Vacations

Waste / garbage

Alternative energy

The Real Thing:Rhetorical expressions

Global warming debate

Website about voluntourism

Article about waste disposal

WORKBOOK:How to give a talk

World English DVD 4:The Haçienda - Rise and Fall page 114


World English DVD 3:The Value of a Degree page 86

Flashback 3 page 88


Contents

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Analysing ads

Compiling an album

Discussing street cultures

Giving opinions about

“Adbusters”

Giving a presentation

Expert describing

advertising techniques

Couple talking about cover

versions

Review of Putumayo CD

Creating an “Adbuster”

advertisement

WORKBOOK:Complaining

about a product

or service

Zoom In:Phrasal verbs with

back & away

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Discussing advertising

Word pronunciation

game

Describing Asian activities

and philosophies

Talking about multi-

cultural societies

Planning an imaginary

trip to Asia

Describing national

cuisine

People describing yoga,

origami and Feng Shui

People describing their

cultural background

Two friends planning a trip

to Asia

Four people describing their

national cuisine

Song: “New Way, New Life”

A recipe Takeout English:Expressing contrasting

ideas

WORKBOOK:Zoom In:as / like

Word stress &

homographs

Talking about body

language

Role-playing a difficult

conversation

Reacting to difficult

situations

People describing

communication problems

Four conversations about

small problems

Using cell phones

People describing difficult

situations

A complaint to a travel

agent

Ad for a

product

Text messages

WORKBOOK:Writing a

report

Zoom In:Phrasal verbs with talk

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Putting someone off

Connected

speech II

Talking about different jobs

Talking about employers

and employees

Discussing job

advertisements


their jobs

People solving a problem

at work

Radio report describing

results of two surveys

Cover letter for

job application

Takeout English:Complaining and

criticizing

WORKBOOK:Zoom In: work / job

Word stress

White lies

Talking about problems

and giving advice

Discussing refugees

Describing one’s best

friend

Advice columnist giving advice

People expressing three

imaginary wishes

Sadiq describing his journey

to England

Three people talking about

their best friend

Song: “Perfect”

WORKBOOK:Writing a

magazine article

Zoom In:Negative prefixes

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Asking for and giving

advice

Giving compliments

Pronunciation &

Spelling II

Discussing environmental

problems

Choosing vacation

destinations

Discussing how to deal

with waste

Talking about alternative

energy sources

Radio interview about AnInconvenient TruthOpinions of voluntourism

destinations

People giving opinions

about recycling

Experts discussing

alternative energy sources

Letter to the

editor

Takeout English:Expressing doubt

WORKBOOK:Zoom In: -able

Pronunciation &

Spelling I


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4 Relationshipspage 32

Adding emphasisUses of get

Expressing annoyancePersonal qualities& characteristicsWord buildingWords from a poemAnger & annoyance idioms

The Real Thing:funny

TV GuideBitcherel poemNew articles about rage“More Action, Less Words”

Modal verbs Relationship problemsBreaking up Formal & business languagePhrasal verbs

The Real Thing:of course

“The Body Beautiful?”“Relationships in the Workplace”“Man and Dolphin”

1 Attitudepage 6


2 Communication page 14

Overview of continuous& perfect verb formsSpoken stance markers

Words with multiple meaningsGraffitiReligionBad attitudes

WORKBOOK:The Real Thing:well

“Ash, Ads and Bans”“Muslim Girls Risk Careersfor Headscarves”

The future with willCohesive devices

Cell phone featuresClothesCommunication verbsAttitudes

WORKBOOK:The Real Thing:all

“Cell, Cell, Cell—a Mobile Future”A dress code“Avoiding Miscommunication”Body language & interviews

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Contents

5 Clubspage 42

Overview of passiveformsDistancing devicesQuantifiers with& without of

Collocations with clubTeenage problemsWords used as nouns & verbsAdjectives & descriptivephrases

The Real Thing:whatever

Descriptions of clubs“Time Banks”“Fraternities & Sororities”“Las Maras”Clubbing

Flashback 1 page 50

World English DVD 1: American Graffiti / Extreme Fighting page 22

World English DVD 2: Rent a Pet page 40

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Annoying thingsRole play: Room 101Successful relationshipsRating personal qualities& characteristicsRage incidentsComplaining about productsor services

People talking about petpeevesRoom 101 TV showPeople talking about theirrelationshipsBitcherel poem

A leaflet giving advice Takeout English:Softening the message

WORKBOOK:Zoom in:place

Why relationships failRole play: Relationship break-upsBody shapes & sizesWorkplace legislationProblems with friends& colleaguesPeople & animals

A wedding dayBreaking upChanging body shapesProblems with friends& colleaguesRelationships between people& animals

Advice column repliesA good relationshipguide

Zoom in:turn

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Making apologies &excuses

Speaking Listening Writing TakeoutEnglish / Zoom in

Contents

Changes in attitudesAdvertising techniquesBans & other measuresDescribing graffitiControversial issuesBad attitudes

Smoking ban in IrelandThe history of graffitiOpinions on integrationvs. segregation

A letter to a newspaper Takeout English:Taking turns

WORKBOOK:Zoom in:thing

Cell phone useAcceptable & unacceptablephone useWhat your clothes say aboutyouSchool uniformsClothing & labelsCommunication problemsSelf-improvement books& courses

Camera phones The history of clothingCommunication coursesCommunication breakdownNon-verbal communication

A guide to cell phoneetiquetteA Web page for youngpeople

Zoom in:take

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Creating rapport

3

Joining clubsTime banks Teenage problemsUrban gangsFavorite clubsDesign a club

Club membershipAn interview with a clubber

A discursive essay Takeout English:Presenting arguments& counterarguments

WORKBOOK:Zoom in:beat


7 Happinesspage 64

8 Numberspage 72

RegretsThe past with presentor future meaning

Emotional ups & downsAction verbsAdvertising hooksTypes of humor

The Real Thing:thing

Happiness quotationsHow to be happyAngela’s AshesJokes from different countries

Discourse markersModals in the past

Old-fashioned languagePositive & negativecharacteristicsWord buildingCodesSpoken languageCompound adjectives

The Real Thing:yeah

Numbers in different cultures“It’s a Small Online World”“An Amazing Coincidence?”“Numerology Can ChangeYour Life!”Number facts

6 Childrenpage 54

Present & past habitsSpoken narrativetechniques

Formal & less formal verbsPersonal characteristicsVocabulary used to createan impactPolitically correct language

The Real Thing:enough

“Thinking of Having Children?”Effects of family positionon characterTeen curfewsA modern version of a fairy tale

9 Spacepage 82

Giving information aboutthingsInversion after negativeexpressions

Urban areasPhrasal verbsArchitectureVerbs of movement

The Real Thing:space

A day tour of Soweto“The End of the Office?”“The High-Rise Shanty Town”“City of Dreams”

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10 The Endpage 90

all / every / eachParticiple clauses

Stance markersEuphemismsMovie wordsText types

The Real Thing:I’d better / I gotta

“Go Bags”An obituaryLast linesNon-verbal communicationGood-bye in different cultures

World English DVD 3: Lost Boys / Life Goals page 62

World English DVD 4: Strictly Ballroom / The Secret of Happiness page 80

World English DVD 5:The End of the Elephant? page 98


Language Practice Activities page 104

Communication Activities page 116


Happiness is ...In hindsightChildhood memoriesWish listsAdvertising & happinessLaughter & humorTelling jokes

Ideas of happinessLooking back on lifeWishesAn interview with a comedian

A biographical extract Takeout English:Cheering someone up

Special numbersCoincidencesNumerologyCodes & secret numbers

Professions & numbersSix degrees of separationLife path numbersThe history of secret codes

A numerology profile Zoom in:one / it

Positive & negative aspectsof having childrenParents & familiesFamily position & personalityChildren’s free time: past& presentPunishmentsControlling teenagersRetelling fairy tales

Views on parenthoodKids’ pastimesRadio talk shows on spankingNaughty stories

Tests for prospectiveparentsA modern versionof a fairy tale

Zoom in:keep

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Paraphrasing &understatement

Personal spaceVacation activitiesTourist trailsOffice lifeWorking from homeYou and your deskImproving citiesA place to liveBuildings & architecture Role play: A planning meeting

Space to be aloneDesk psychologySquattingInterview with an architect

A tourist trailadvertisementA report

An obituaryWriting an ending

Takeout English:Describing dimensions

WORKBOOK:Zoom in:over

Contents

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Speaking Listening Writing TakeoutEnglish / Zoom in

Evaluate emergency plansFrank SinatraGossipDescribing funeral traditionsFamous moviesAlternative endingsSaying good-bye

Sinatra’s coffinFuneral traditionsMovie endingsDifferent good-byes

Zoom in:end

WORKBOOK:Takeout English:Awkward moments


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