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MODULE 1 Lifestyles (p.3-7) MODULE 9 Communication @- f= Vocabulary: lifestyle adjectives; routines; multi-part verbs; Vocabulary: communication: mulit-sart vests: television; wordbuilding ja percentages; wordbuilding Grammar: subject/object/pessessive granouns: possessive adjectives; LLL Grammar: Present Simple and Present Continuous; time expressions Zero and First Conditional Fe and word order Function: showing agreement /Sisagteement: Giving personal opinions; ‘= Function: expressing and describing preferences; describing routines giving an example S) Baills Comer: Reading ~ true/false ‘Skills Comer: Reading — matching. 2 monute 2 Homes (p-8-12) MODULE 10 The Web (p.56-60) Vocabulary: homes; furniture/items found in homes; collocation Vocabulary: the web: collocetions with make and do Grammar: Present Perfect; contrasting the Present Perfect and the Grammar: First and Second Conditional Present Simple Writing: linking: as well as, als, too: epestrophe for possession Writing: linking: and, but, because; punctuation: capital letters; words (5, 3); descibing a city with double letters; a personal letter Skills Comer: Writing ~ long text (ntemet raze) Skills Corner: Speaking - photo description Review: Zero, First and Second Conditional: adverbs Review: Present Simple, Present Continuous and Present Perfect MODULE 11 The Sea (p.13-17) Vocabulary: water activities; adjectives; reasons for emigrating; Vocabulary: describing character; collocation; wordbuilding wordbuilding Grammar: Past Simple and Past Continuous Grammar: too + adjective; not + adjective + enough; Present Perfect Function: expressing agreement and disagreement; expressing (with for and since); Present Perfect and Present Simple opinions Function: making suggestions Skills Comers Writing ~ short text (a note) Skills Comer: Reading - matching MODULE 4 Challenge (p.18-22) MODULE 12 Mountains (p-66-70) Vocabulary: jobs; words that mean the same; multi-part verbs Vocabulary: weather; multi-part words; wordbuilding; mountains Grammar: Present Perfect and Past Simple Grammar; The Passive Writing: linking: suddenly, later; punctuation: full stops, capital Writing: linking with time words; commas: spelling: editing a letter letters; application form Skills Comer: Writing - short text (Email) Skills Comer: Listening - multiple choice Review: Present Perfect, Past Simple and Present Simple; the Passive Review: Past tenses; a, the or no article Exam Zone (p.71-74): Use of English; Speaking; Reading; Listening and Use of English; Speaking; Reading; Listening and Writing MODULE 13 Dance (0.27-31) Vocabulary: dances; adverbs; compound words; music Vocabulary: celebration; collocation; countries and government Grammar: question words; Present Continuous for personal Grammar: modal verbs: must, mustn't, have to, don't have to, needn't, arrangements; be + going to for intentions; Present Simple for fixed can, can't arrangements Function: giving advice Function: asking for, giving and refusing permission; let for permission Skills Comer: Speaking ~ relating events Skills Comers Speaking ~ photo description MODULE 6 Food (0.80-84) Vocabulary: food; compound words; get + prepositions Vocabulary: musical instruments and styles; compound words Grammar: comparatives and superlatives; (not) 65. Grammar: question tags Writing: linking: before, fist, etc.; punctuation: apostrophes for short Writing: linking: although, however, but; commas; spelting; an email forms; a party Skills Comer: Reading ~ matching Skills Corer: Listening ~ matching Review: Present Simple and be + going to; question tags Review: modal verbs; comparatives and superlatives MODULE 15 Pictures (p.37-41) Vocabulary: painting; multi-part verbs; words that mean the same; Vocabulary: money; multi-part verbs; words that mean the same opposites Grammar: there is/are; some, any, no; much, many, a lot of; a litle, Grammar: relative clauses; relative pronouns: who, that, which, where, a few whose Function: shopping and bargaining Function: describing scenes and pictures Skills Corner: Speaking ~ photo description Skills Corner: Listening ~ true/false MODULE 8 Gadgets (p.90-94) Vocabulary: gadgets and machines; -ed, -ing adjectives Vocabulary: architecture; things found in homes; American English Grammar: predictions: wil and going to Grammar: reported requests and orders Writing: linking: also, too, either; punctuation: commas, spelling Writing: linking: reason and result; punctuation review; spelling; an mistakes; an announcement email Skills Comer: Reading - multiple choice Skills Comer: Speaking - roleplay (negotiating) Review: determiners; will and going to Review: relative pronouns; prepositions; reported statements Speaking; Reading; Listening and Exam Zone (p.95-98): Use of English; Speaking; Reading; Listening and Writing Progress Tests (p.115-128) y ( Ligeetlee ee Warm-up 1 Complete the lifestyles crossword. 2 Write the adjectives from Exercise 1 in Across the table.
1 In summer my life is very - I don't do | positive adjectives negative adjectives very much and I rest a lot. My aunt has a very lifestyle. relaxing ° She travels a lot and she does a lot of sport. 6 Jo is an artist, she is very „ She has a lot of interesting ideas.
8 A pop stars life can be very ! They do a lot of different things and meet famous people. Remember A policeman or a fireman’s job can be. “ Time expressions ° 1 Sarah is always very. She never has any free time, she’s always occupied.
x My life is very at the moment, it’s not interesting at all. Down 2 T like my job because it’s very x it isn’t boring at all. Kate's lifestyle is often demanding or exhausting, it can be very 3 4 A politician's lifestyle can be very because there is a lot of pressure. 7 I like studying in the library because it’s very 3 + % Read the text and underline the time.
It’s quiet, not toud or noisy. 10 Sally is , she's got a lot of energy. At the moment John is working at a restaurant. Right r[e|t[a[xƑ†[n[s now he's waiting at tables.
John is interested in food. He often cooks at home, five or six times a week. He usually makes dinner for the family and he occasionally makes a big Sunday lunch. His mother always makes breakfast, every morning, John never makes breakfast but his sister Jo sometimes helps.
Now put the time expressions with the correct tense, for Present Simple in order of frequency. Present Simple: _never: Present Continuous: Á sả # In your notebook put the words of the sentences in the correct order./often/cook/We/for 2. revises/exams/Laura/usually/her/on/Sunday. doing/am/now./my/English/I/homework 4 is/the/quitar/He/the/at/moment./playing 5 at/I/swimming/never/go/the/weekend.
1 Grammar PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS 1 % Present Simple for a present state © 3 % Present Continuous for activities during a short period and a regular activity of time Circle the correct form. The children in the pictures all have holiday jobs. Write two 7 Lae Sano Present Continuous sentences about Laura and two about David. All my friends like/likes football.
1 Johns working at Cathy's Restaurant 3 My sister don’t like/doesn’t like school. F Jobe its working wieiespape for s 5 executive's 4. T/Are a business an life 3 Laura stressful? 5 Do/Does you have time for hobbies? 4 Laura 6 Thave/has a sandwich for lunch every day 5 David 7 Brian watchfwatches television all day. 8 My parents don’t listen to/doesn’t saa listen to rock music.
9 I don't go/doesnft go to school by bus. 10 Do/Does Mary go parachuting with Mick? 2 + Present Continuous questions Use the cues in brackets to write questions. you (clean) the car? Are you cleaning the car? Brian (read) that book? the dog (eat) its dinner? your sister (take) the dog for a walk? ˆ T (look at) the correct page? ow it (snow)? o your parents (come) here in their car? 8 they (do) their homework? David/work/for a newspaper. David/work/at Phil's Garage.
(Litsetyles 4% & Present Continuous for an activity * +% %& Present Simple or Present Continuous? happening now Read and complete the dialogue. Use the correct Write sentences about what you think your family form of the verbs in brackets. and friends are doing. Use the phrases below.
Mr Jackson: Where's David? ‘have lunch, work, read a newspaper, clean the house, Mrs Jackson: In the sitting room. Peter's with him. Mr Jackson: Is he? He (1) doesn't go (not go) in 1 1think my dad is having lunchnow. the sitting room in the evening when we ? (2) (watch) TV.
He (3) 8 (not talk) to us. Mr Jackson: I (10) (not like) Peter. They (13) (talk) for hours. 1 _My sister doesn’t like sports programmes.
Mrs Jackson: Well, they (14) (not talk) 8 now and I think the song they (15) (write) together is very good. Rw au 6 %& %& Present Continuous or Present Simple? Complete the sentences using the verbs in the box in the correct form. 1 a) music 2 b) TV 1 Geoff __reads a book after lunch every day. ©) your hair 4 have d) the housework 2 We at a club for three weeks in the 5 play e) food holidays.
6 watch f)_ your friends 3 Cathy all the soap operas on TV. 7 vis g) to bed 8 | h) ä Shower 4 Mick a stressful lifestyle, he a police officer. B1 a book about New York. I some police officers at the moment.
2 Communication FUNCTIONS VOCABULARY 1 Expressing preferences 3 Write the words in the box in the correct place. Two people are talking. What does the 5 : second person say? Circle a, b or c. fora walk, some work, lunch, a1 4.
swimming, time at home, some chocolate, to cafes, the day ot 1 We've got an English exam today.’ tHHEHIHHNHIEHEHHIBMHHEMRSD eS ee ‘a) 0h no! I hate exams. : : They're really stressful. wo ge have spend b) Good! I love exams. awl They're really stressful.
©) Oh no! I can’t stand exams. They're really relaxing. 2 “Dithink ta Monday soap is: Ee. best 4 Look at the pictures and complete the sentences.
Use the words programme on TV: and phrases from Exercise 3. I quite like it. I don't like it. ‘Do you like swimming?” a) I don't like lying on a beach.
b) I enjoy lying on a beach. ©) I prefer lying on a beach. 2 Describing preferences 3 Write sentences about the preferences of your friends and family. Use sume of the verbs in the box.
can't stand, don't like, enjoy, hate, like, love, prefer, quite like 1 My brother hates meeting new people. 5 2 3 1 Jack spends a lot of time working in the office. 4 2 Sue and Mark in a restaurant every Friday. 5 3 Alex at the moment because he hasn't got much money.
§ 4 Liz in the gym every day after work. 5 Simon _ oncea month. 6 Sally and her friends often at the weekend. (Lifestyles 3 Word Power 1 Complete the multi-word verbs.
Then complete the 2 Write the percentages as fractions in words. text with correct form of the verbs. 1 76% just over three-quarters a)g.t b__k 2 65% nearly two-thirds ). —~ 4 51% dt ol Li 5 33.3% Glen is a sheepdog.
He (1) early every day 6 25% and has breakfast. What does he (2) during the day? He usually works during the day and then when 3 Complete the table with the corresponding nouns. he (3) to the farmhouse in the evening he verb noun relaxes, He tives with two cats and they (4) to populate 1 population each other very well, although dogs and cats aren't to describe 2 to marry 3 usually so friendly. to educate 4 to qualify 5 Gkille Corner Reading — true/false ‘Time-out’ Princes boost Read the newspaper article.
Are the sentences (1-6) true (T) or false (F)? gap year travel ›‹. 1 [_] Many students take a gap year before they finish ore youngsters than ever will decide to delay their school. higher education this summer as 50,000 school leavers begin a ‘gap year’ between A-levels and 2. (_] Students who take a year out want to see the university.
Students take a year out to travel the world or world or earn some money. to work to pay for their studies. Some observers suggest 3. [_] Prince William took a year out earlier than that the trend has been caused by the ‘Princes’ effect’ Prince Harry.
Prince Harry is among school leavers taking a year out — 4ˆ [] The website gapyear.com helps students to find to Australia.