Page Grammar Vocabulary 1 A fresh start Adjectives: appearance, clothes, personality Personality types Expressions and phrasal verbs: start p.12 Collocations: job ads and CVs Body language; Phrasal verbs p.22; Train Your Brain: Prefixes p.23 Formal expressions in letters p.25 Collocations: habits p.30 Personality types and traits; Collocations Antonyms p.34 Linkers Words and expressions: brain p.41 Train Your Brain: Suffixes Adjectives, adverbs and dramatic verbs SA M PL E U N 6–7 Present and past tenses 8–9 10–11 Articles: a, the, zero article Ø 12–13 14–15 2 What do you mean? 16–18 Future forms with Future Perfect and Future Continuous 18–19 20–23 Comparative structures: The (more) … the (more) 24–25 26–27 Think Back Revision 1 | Units 1–2 3 Bridging the gap 28–30 Present and past habits: Present/Past Continuous, will, would, used to 30–31 32–33 34–35 ’d prefer and ’d rather p.35 36–37 4 Aren’t we amazing? 38–40 Narrative tenses with Past Perfect Continuous; Participle clauses p.40 40–41 42–43 44–45 46–47 48–49 Think Back Revision 2 | Units 3–4 5 Is it good for us? 50–53 Gerunds and infinitives p.50–52 54–56 57 Verbs with gerunds or infinitives: forget, remember, try, stop, like 58–59 6 Secret worlds 60–62 Modal and related verbs: bound to, allowed to, supposed to, likely to, etc 63 64–67 68–69 70–71 Think Back Revision 3 | Units 5–6 IT Unit Addictions: words and phrases pp.54–55 Train Your Brain: Phrasal verbs p.58 Secret societies Words from the text p.64; Phrasal verbs and idioms: look and see p.67 Types of books; Adjectives and adverb collocations Contents_pp2_5.indd 2 12/12/06 16:18:51 Reading Listening Speaking Extreme Makeover Ads and profiles: Life changing days The Great Emigration quiz Curriculum Vitae Article: nonverbal communication pp.20–21 Formal letter p.25 Conversations about Colin Ginny and Hugo talk about themselves Three people talk about their family history Phone conversations p.13 Sam and Liz talk about the future p.16 Conversations: how English is changing p.18 Conversations p.24 Discussion: makeover Discussion: life changing days Discussion: emigration People talk about families and friends p.28 Article: Dealing with difficult people Letters to a problem page Article: Amazing people Multiple Intelligences quiz Profiles: Eminem and Annie Lennox Stories Rachel talks about Mark p.29 Conversations: generation gap p.30; Radio discussion p.31 Conversation: a difficult flatmate Dialogues p.34; Song: El Condor Pasa p.35 Radio programme: geniuses Student presentation of a famous person Speak Out: Formal phone call; Roleplay Discussion: predictions and the future p.18 Discussion: your language p.19 Discussion: nonverbal communication p.22; Quotes p.23 Speak Out: Clarification Curriculum Vitae Formal letter p.25 Dialogues p.34 Discussion: politics p.36 Presenting an amazing person p.40 Discussion of genius p.41 Intelligence Speak Out: Presentation skills: keeping your audience involved Writing skills: Organising your ideas in a text N U E PL M Myths and Facts p.51 Marek answers questions Speak Out: Visual material: about the visual material p.53 avoiding silences Jigsaw reading: addictions Four people talk about Discussion: addictions p.54, p.56 addictions p.56 Rosie and Beth talk about Pairwork activity diets Leaflet: Coping with stress p.59 Discussion: stress and social life p.59 Article: The Secret World of Discussion of a cartoon p.62 Animals p.60 Radio discussion of secret Speak Out: Giving societies p.63; Student presentations: Generalising presentation p.63 Extract from a novel: The Topic presentation p.66 Shadow of the Wind pp.64–65 Book review (The Constant Gardener) and biography SA IT Discussion: habits and relationships p.30 Speak Out: Agreeing and disagreeing Difficult people: advice Writing Writing skills: Making your stories more memorable Advice leaflet p.59 Book review Contents_pp2_5.indd 3 12/12/06 16:18:52 Page Grammar Vocabulary 7 Express yourself 8 Good progress? 9 Why risk it? 10 Where the heart is 11 Give me a clue 12 Newsworthy? 72–73 74–77 78–79 80–81 82–84 85 86–89 90–91 92–93 94–95 96–97 98–99 100–103 104–106 106–107 108–109 110–111 112–113 114–115 116–117 118–121 122–123 124–125 126–128 128–129 130–133 134–135 136–137 Reported speech Reporting verb patterns The Passive with passive infinitive and gerund Linkers: although, despite, in spite of Think Back Revision 4 | Units 7–8 I wish/if only, I should’ve/could’ve/ should/’d better Conditionals: 0, 1, 2, 3 and mixed conditionals Relative clauses: defining and non-defining Think Back Revision 5 | Units 9–10 Past modal verbs with passive and continuous Impersonal report structures: it is/was thought to be/have been, etc Quantifiers Inversion p.131 Think Back Revision 6 | Units 11–12 Adjectives The arts p.74; Words from the text p.75; Adjectives to describe music p.75 Interpreting graphs and charts Words from the text p.87 Train Your Brain: Compounds p.89 Linkers p.91 Phrasal verbs and expressions: money, business, banking p.97 IT Unit SA M PL E U N Crime p.100; Words from the text p.101 Animal homes and adjectives to describe them p.106; Attitude adjectives p.107 Words and phrases from the text p.109 Homes and houses p.110 Activities and times in the past p.112 Collocations: places p.113 Words/Collocations from the text pp.119–120 Phrasal verbs and idioms: live and die p.121 Adjectives of personality p.124 Train Your Brain: Nouns p.130; Film vocabulary; Words from the text p.131 Reports: typical words and phrases p.135 Culture Shocks p.138–145 Student Activities p.146–150 Check it out p.151–158 Irregular verbs p.159 Contents_pp2_5.indd 4 12/12/06 16:18:52 Speaking Website: A novel in a year Jigsaw reading: Move to the music p.75–77 Extract: Who’s sorry now? Articles: Culture Clash: Bhutan pp.86–88 Mobile phones: for and against Questionnaire: risky situations Extracts from stories Conversations: the arts p.74 Radio phone-in: censorship p.80; Tips for writing haiku p.81 News items: inventions p.82 Discussion: quotes Discussions: culture and the arts p.74; dance and quotes p.75 Pairwork activity p.79 Speak Out: Justifying opinions; Discussion Maria talks about a bar chart and a graph Radio interview: Bhutan p.88 Ali talks about her bad luck Phone conversations p.96 News story: survey p.97 Speak Out: Visual material: graphs and charts Discussion: culture clash p.88 Pronunciation table p.160 Writing Pairwork activity p.84 IT Speak Out: Criticising/showing annoyance; Pairwork activity Writing skills: Summaries p.101 Discussion: house rules and life skills p.109 Roleplay and discussion p.110 Speak Out: Being tentative; Roleplay Solving riddles N Discussions: crime p.100, p.101 Talking about places Discussion: coincidences p.120 Discussion: the uses of DNA Speak Out: Problem solving Discussion: quotes p.126 Speak Out: Presentation skills: Emphasis Discussion: movie mistakes p.131 Discussion: celebrity p.134 Media habits p.135 Texts recorded on Class CD CD1.1 Writing skills: ‘For and against’ essays: arguing persuasively E Short news items Problem solving p.124 Interview with a journalist p.126–127 Two presentations: photos p.129 Lecture about celebrity p.134 Haiku p.81 Discussion: Internet chatrooms Pairwork activity U Animal monologues Conversation between rabbits Song: She’s Leaving Home Conversations: places in the home p.110; Gemma’s flat p.111 Conversations: solving riddles PL Article about Frank Abagnale pp.102–103 Article: places and the people Article: No Place Like Home? Student’s description of a place Extract from the novel: Friends, Lovers, Chocolate pp.118–120 Article: The mysteries of life Four short news articles p.125 Article: movie mistakes pp.132–133 Report: Media Habits p.135 M Listening SA m Reading Description of a memorableplace Short newspaper articles and headlines Report: Media Habits p.135 Texts recorded on CD ROM CD ROM Contents_pp2_5.indd 5 12/12/06 16:18:53