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Unit 1 Language summary

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Unit 1 Language summaryNounsbackgroundbicycle

(summer) campchildhood

comic bookcompetitiondegree

diplomahero

immigrantinterest

memory

movie staroccupation

personal adpolitics

possessionrabbitscrapbook

snaketaste

toytree house

trumpet

Adjectivesgood (at)messy

neatonline

outdoorprofessionaltwo-story

Verbsbe into (something)collect

follow

get (in trouble)get (to know)

keep fitrefer

rememberskate

Adverbregularly

Vocabulary

Greeting someoneHi./Hello.

Introducing yourselfMy name is . . . ./Im . . . .

Nice to meet you.Good to meet you, too.

Exchanging personal informationCould you tell me (a little) about yourself?

Sure. What do you want to know?Are you from . . . ?

Yes, I am./No, Im not.Where were you born?

I was born in . . . .Did you grow up there?

Did you go to school in . . . ?Yes, I did./No, I didnt.

Talking about past activitiesWhere did you learn to . . . ?How old were you when you began to . . . ?

I was . . . years old.What/Where did you use to . . . ?

When I was a kid, I used to . . . .

Talking about past abilitiesHow well did you . . . ?

I was pretty good.ApologizingIm (really) sorry.

Asking for and agreeing to a favorCan you . . . ?

Sure.

Expressions


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Unit 2 Language summary

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Unit 2 Language summaryNounsarea

banquetcertificate

counterculture

districteditor

highway(tourist) information

centermarvel

motoristnature

paradisepedestrian

ratingroadshopping mall

signslogan

theme

Compound nounsbicycle lane

bicycle standbus lane

bus stationbus stop

bus systemcash machine

newsstandnightclubparking garage

parking space

rush hourstreetlightsubway line

subway stationsubway stopsubway system

taxi lanetaxi service

taxi standtourism campaign

traffic jamtrain stationtrain stop

train system

Pronounwhom

Adjectiveduty-free

Verbsallow

cause

concerncost

providesightsee

solvestay (open)

Adverbsupstairs

Adverbs of quantityfewer

lessmorenot enough

too manytoo much

Vocabulary

Expressions

Expressing concernThere are too many . . . ./There is too much . . . .

There should be fewer . . . ./There should be less . . . .We need more . . . .

There arent enough . . . ./There isnt enough . . . .

Getting someones attentionExcuse me.

Asking for informationCould you tell me where . . . ?

Can you tell me how often . . . ?Do you know what time/when . . . ?

Just one more thing.

Thanking someoneThanks (a lot).

Expressing probabilityIt should . . . .


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Unit 3 Language summaryNouns(room and) boardexpense

houseworklist

PIN numbersafarivegetable

wish

Adjectivesafraidbright

comfortablecramped

dingyhugeinconvenient

modernprivate

separateshabby

two-carwild

Verbsaddexpect

locatemake (changes)

Prepositionper

Vocabulary

Giving an opinionThe . . . isnt . . . enough.

The . . . is too . . . .There arent enough . . . ./There isnt enough . . . .

Its not as . . . as . . . .It doesnt have as many . . . as . . . ./It has just as

many . . . as . . . .

Exchanging personal informationWhere are you living now?

Im still . . . .

Expressing regret about a present situationIm afraid so.

I wish (that) I could . . . .I wish I didnt . . . .

I wish life were easier.

AgreeingMe, too.

Expressions


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Unit 4 Language summaryNounsFood and beveragesbagel

eggplantguacamole (dip)lime

peanut butter(chili) pepper

popcornpork

saltsauce

snailspicesugar

vinegar

Otherappetizer

barbecuebowlcharcoal

cookbookdiet

examingredient

mixturepanplate

(food) poisoningrecipe

sideskewer

slicetablespoonvideo game

Adjectivesbarbecued

crispydiced

ethnicmarinated

meltedrawshredded

strangetempting

toasted

uncookedVerbsCooking methodsbake

barbecueboil

fry

roaststeamtoast

Otherclosecovercry

cut upmarinate

mashmelt

mix

refrigeratespread

turn over

Adverbsfrom time to time

lightlyovernight

Vocabulary

ExpressionsTalking about food and beveragesHave you ever eaten . . . ?

Yes, I have./No, I havent.Its/Theyre . . . !

This/It sounds . . . ./They sound . . . .

Ordering in a restaurantHave you decided yet?Yes. Ill have . . . .

And you?I think Ill have . . . .

Making and declining an offerWhy dont you try some?

No, thanks./No, I dont think so.

Describing a procedureFirst, . . . .

Then, . . . .Next, . . . .

After that, . . . .Finally, . . . .

Stating a preferenceI usually like to . . . .

I prefer to . . . .



Unit 5 Language summaryNounsActivitiesantique shopping

campingeating out

fishingreadingsledding

Otheraccommodation

ATM card

camper

conditioncopy

credit carddocument

equipmentfare

fireplacefirst-aid kit

(art) galleryguidebookhiking boots

identificationinn

Jacuzzilift

medicationnational parknightlife

optionovernight bag

plane ticketresort

routesafetysleigh

specialtystall

suitcasesurfboardtap

tourvaccination

visawindbreaker

wonderland

Adjectivescandlelit(a) couple (of)

cross-country

exactexcitedhorse-drawn

luxuriousnecessaryrequired

round-trip

VerbsModalshad better

mustought to

should

Otheravoidbring back

carrycheck out

discover

featurefix up

includemention

Adverbsby myselfin advance

Conjunctionwhether

Vocabulary

Talking about definite plansHave you made any plans?

Im going to . . . .

Talking about possible plansI guess Ill . . . .

Maybe Ill . . . .I think Ill . . . .Ill probably . . . .

Asking about length of timeFor how long?How long are you going to . . . ?

How many days will you . . . ?

Describing necessityYou must/You need to/You (dont) have to . . . .

Giving suggestionsYoud better/You ought to/You should/You shouldnt . . . .

Making and accepting an offerWhy dont you . . . ?

Do you mean it? Id love to!

Expressions



Unit 6 Language summaryNounsassociation

effortenjoyment

flowergroceries

guestguidelinehallway

household chorelaptop

mess

programseatsecurity

sound

stereostrangersurvey

tenanttoothbrush

toweltrash

Adjectivesfollowingpleasant

Verbs

Two-part verbsclean upgo throughhang up

keep cleanlet outpick up

put awaytake off

take outthrow out

turn downturn offturn on

Otheradmit

apologizebother

clearcontact

criticizefeel (free)lend

lockmake sure

mindnag

promiserealize

Adverbsas soon as

badly

loudlyquietly

Vocabulary

ExpressionsMaking and agreeing/objecting to a requestPlease . . . .

OK. No problem!

Oh, but . . . .Can/Could you . . . ?

Sure, no problem.Id be glad to.

Would you please . . . ?

OK. Ill . . . .Would you mind . . . ?

Sorry. Ill . . . right away.

Giving an excuseIm sorry. I didnt realize . . . .

Admitting a mistakeIm sorry. I forgot.

Youre right. I was wrong.

Making an offerIll . . . right away.

Making a promiseI promise Ill . . . ./Ill make sure to . . . .

Expressing annoyanceGoodness!

Expressing surpriseAre you kidding?


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Unit 8 Language summaryNounsHolidays, festivals, andcelebrations

April Fools Day

CarnavalChildrens DayChinese New Year

Day of the DeadLabor Day

Mothers DayNew Years Day

New Years Eve

ThanksgivingValentines Day

Otherboyfriend

bridecemeteryceremony

courtshipcranberry sauce

customdancing

diamond ringfirecrackerfireworks

fruit punchget-together

groomharvest

home moviehoneymoon

luckmarriagereception

resolutionsamba

shrinespeech

streamerstrickturkey

Adjectivesnational

romanticsurprise

Verbsbe like

courtdate

get (engaged/married/together)

honor

lastlook forward

occurpicnic

Adverbsat leastin honor (of)

Vocabulary

ExpressionsDescribing holidays, festivals, and celebrations. . . is a day/a night when . . . .

. . . is the day when . . . .

. . . is the month when . . . .

. . . is the season when . . . .

A . . . is a time when . . . .Before . . . , . . . .After . . . , . . . .

When . . . , . . . .

Asking about customsHow old are people when they . . . ?

Is there . . . ?Where is the . . . usually held?

What happens during the . . . ?

What do . . . wear?What kind of food is served?



Unit 9 Language summaryNounsaccident

advantageautomobile

catalogcharity

cinema(common) coldcommunication

consequenceconstruction site

cure

disadvantage

environmentfinefirst class

housingjet airplane

leaderocean liner

postal systemrailroadreality game

space flightstax

Adjectivesaudio

boredcommercial

flyinghigh-paying

multiplex3-Dunexpected

violentvirtual

VerbsModalsmay

might

Otherconsiderdonate

inheritlitter

startear down

Adverbsinsteadnowadayssoon

Vocabulary

Talking about the pastIn the past, . . . .People used to . . . .

. . . years ago, people . . . .

Talking about the presentThese days, . . . .Today, people . . . .

Nowadays, people . . . .

Talking about the futureSoon, there will be . . . .In . . . years, people might/may . . . .

In the future, people are going to . . . .

Describing situations and possible consequencesIf I . . . , I wont have to . . . .If you dont . . . , youll have to . . . .

If they . . . , they might . . . .If you . . . , you may have to . . . .

Expressions



Unit 10 Language summaryNounsJobs/Occupationsaccountant

architectartist

bookkeeper(entertainment) director

journalist

marine biologistmodel

novelistreporter

songwriterstockbroker

Otheractivity

articleattitudecalendar

co-workercruise ship

decisiondiaper

employerexcursionexperience

marketingpersonnel

pressureproduct

requirementrsum

stock market

Adjectivesassistant

bad-temperedbilingual

creativecritical

disorganizeddoor-to-door

forgetfulgeneroushardworking

impatient

level-headedmoodypatient

punctualrecentreliable

strictunfriendly

Verbsbreak (into)

commutedo for a living

hireinterview

ironmaintain

make (a decision/a mistake)

manageorganize

schedulePrepositionsto and from

toward

Vocabulary

ExpressionsTalking about possible occupationsId make a good/bad . . . because Im

. . . and I like/dont like . . . .I wouldnt want to be a/an . . .

because Im too . . . .I could (never) be a/an . . . because

Im good/not good at . . . .I wouldnt mind working as a/an . . .

because I really like . . . .

Expressing feelings and opinionsI like/hate/enjoy . . . .

Im interested in . . . .Im not good at . . . .

I dont mind . . . .

I cant stand . . . .

Agreeing with feeling and opinionsSo do I.

So am I.Neither am I.

Neither do I.Neither can I.

Disagreeing with feeling and opinionsOh, I dont./Really? I . . . .Gee, Im not.I am!

Well, I do.Oh, I dont mind.



Unit 11 Language summaryNounsbattle

cattlecorncrop

currencyelectronics industry

hair salonlandmark

lobstermicrochipnovel

operaoyster

plainplaywrightpresidentradium

revolutionsheep

structuretextile industry

travel agentvariety

Adjectivesagricultural

digital

high-definitionlowlandofficialroyal

snow-cappedwide

Verbscatchcompose

constructconsumecultivate

direct

employexportfarmfill

filmmake up

manufactureproduce

raiserecord

Adverbofficially

Vocabulary

Describing works of art, inventions, and discoveries. . . was built/composed/created/designed/directed/

painted/recorded/written by . . . .. . . was developed/discovered/invented/produced by . . . .

Asking about a countryWhere is . . . located?What languages are spoken in . . . ?

What currency is used in . . . ?Is English spoken (much) there?

Are credit cards accepted (everywhere)?

Responding to difficult questionsIm not sure. Isnt it . . . ?I think . . . , but Im not sure.

I really have no idea.How would I know?

Expressing confusionHuh?

What?Where?

Expressions


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Unit 13 Language summaryNounsMovie typesaction

adventureanimated

classiccomedy

documentarydrama

fantasyhorrormusical

mysteryromance

science fictionthriller

war

Otheractingalien

billcategory

charactercriticdirectoriceberg

maniamayor

photographyscript

smilesocietyspecial effect

storystudio

titlevillage

Adjectivesabsurdbizarredisgusting

dreadfuldumb

fairfascinatinghilarioushorrible

mainmarvelous

oddoutstanding

poorridiculoussilly

stupidtalented

weirdwonderful

Verbsamazeamuseannoy

be based (on)bore

chaseconfusedisgustembarrass

excitefascinate

get left (behind)interest

laughput downrate

remindscare

shocksink

surprisetake place

Adverbsby mistake

in a row

Vocabulary

Giving opinions about movies, books, and peopleIm interested in . . . .I thought . . . was an exciting book.

Im fascinated by . . . .I think . . . is a wonderful actress.

I find . . . fascinating.

Describing movies, books, and peopleIts the movie which/that . . . .It was a great book which/that . . . .

Its about a man/woman who/that . . . .Hes/Shes . . . who/that . . . .

Expressions



Unit 14 Language summaryNounsbike rackfight

gesturegum

hard hatlaneleash

nailobligation

parking ticketpeace

permissionprohibitionregulation

rule

seat beltsituation

speed limitwarning

wastepaper basket

Adjectivesannoyedconfused

disgustedembarrassed

frustratedirritated

nervousreserved

VerbsModalscancouldhave (got) to

Otherbitecamp

chewexistfasten

flash

go awaylandnotice

recyclerepeat

rollscratch

stealtap

throwturn outtwirl

wrinkle

Adverbsabsolutely

perhapspossibly

Prepositionfrom (side to side)

Vocabulary

ExpressionsHypothesizingIt might/may mean . . . .

It could mean . . . .Maybe/Perhaps it means . . . .

Making a logical assumptionThat must mean . . . .That probably means . . . .

DisagreeingI dont think so.

Expressing permissionYou can . . . .

Youre allowed to . . . .

Expressing prohibition

You cant . . . .You arent allowed to . . . .

Expressing obligationYou have to . . . .Youve got to . . . .



Unit 15 Language summaryNounsadvice columnbusinessmancampsite

combcounselor

cushionflat tire

garage salehonesty

jail

owner

predicament

radio talk showrepair shopreward

shopping problemtruth

value

Adjectivesashamed

brieforiginaltough

Verbsaffordbreak downcheat

confessdeny

dislikedivorce

exchangehideignore

reply

shoplift

spankspillthrow away

trustwarn

yell

Adverbsimmediately

personallysimplystraight

Vocabulary

Describing imaginary situations andconsequences in the present

What would you do if . . . ?

If I . . . , Id/I could/I might/I wouldnt . . . .

Saying someone is rightHmm. Youve got a point there.

Expressing disbeliefYoure kidding!

Giving opinions or suggestionsabout actions in the past

What should I have done?

You should have . . . .You shouldnt have . . . .

What would you have done?I would have . . . .

I wouldnt have . . . .

Expressions


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Unit 16 Language summaryNounsanger

apologycoach

complimentcriticism

houseguest

intentionlieregret

ridesympathy

Adjectivedue

Verbsexpress

fly (in)get (out)

have (the flu)make (a date/plans)

reorganize

sailweigh

Adverbout of (town)

Vocabulary

ExpressionsReporting requests

. . . asked/told me to . . . .. . . said to . . . .

. . . asked/told me not to . . . .

. . . said not to . . . .

Reporting statements. . . said (that) . . . .. . . told me (that) . . . .

Exchanging personal information

How are things?Just fine, thanks.

Talking on the phoneHi, . . . . This is . . . .

Oh, hi.

Expressing regretThats too bad.

Im really sorry.Im sorry, too.

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