OAFORD eh Paul Shiptan Introduction 4 | A Keeping in touch Present tense review Phrasal verbs for relationships 6 B Stories Pronouns and possessives Genres 2 d2 1D Social circles 8 A Classmates Present perfect Relationship adjectives 10 | B Group instinct Past simple and past continuous Relationship expressions 12 | C Starting points Conjunctions Origins 14 | D A piece of cake Everyday English: Expressing opinions Revision: 16 My project: My social circle 17 Culture: Charles Darwin 18 i rr 20 | A Awesome will and going to Day trip attractions 22 | B Collaborate Present tenses for future arrangements Volunteering verbs 24 | C Taking a risk First conditional Adjectives to describe places 26 | D Sorted! Everyday English: Expressing preferences Revision: 28 My project: Our town 29 Culture: The smart tourist’s guide to New York 30 The Museum of the Strange Episode 1 32 3 BS a 34 | A Testing Modals — advice, obligation and necessity Practical science nouns 36 | B Young at heart Permission: can, could, be allowed to Phrasal verbs for socializing 38 | C Finding solutions Possibility: can, could, may, might The scientific method Everyday English: Expressing advantages 40 | D Emils petition and disadvantages Revision: 42 My project: Read all about it! 43 Culture: Australia under attack 44 RẦ« 7 46 | A Wonders of the world Second conditional Buildings 48 | B Ticket to ride Comparatives and superlatives; too/enough Train travel 50 | C Off the beaten track Adverbs of frequency, manner, place and time Phrasal verbs for travel 52 | D Hard to believe Everyday English: Expressing belief and doubt Revision: 54 My project: The trip of a lifetime! 55 Culture: As British as.? 56 i The Museum of the Strange Episode 2 58 LŸ Heritage 60 | A Surviving the test of time The passive Verbs and dependent prepositions 62 B Globalization Defining and non-defining relative clauses Compound nouns 64 | C Modern life Countable and uncountable nouns and determiners Modern life nouns 66 | D Stereotypes Everyday English: Agreeing and disagreeing Revision: 68 My project: Celebrations in Barcelona 69 Culture: Irish heritage 70 i 7 72 | A Online hoaxes Reported speech Digital media 74 | B Shopping Reported commands and requests Shopping nouns 76 | C Fashion Subject and object questions Fashion adjectives 78 | D Life hacks Everyday English: Giving instructions Revision: 80 My project: Creating a video 81 Culture: Small nations, sporting giants 82 i The Museum of the Strange Episode 3 84 © Copyright Oxford University Press Reading / Writing EQ A dialogue: Friends online Listening / Speaking Ea Welcoming a new student Pronunciation £3 EY Film posters and characters EE A forum: What makes a good classmate 1 & Talking about activities EQ An article: The Dunbar number EY Storytelling E§ £7 An online article DBA podcast EQ A dialogue: A team project i GF using online material Silent or pronounced ‘e’? Song 19 ® El Reviews: Day trips/Online chat Learn through English: Six degrees of separation (Citizenship) 19 RA monologue / & J Previewing LIRA website: Citizenship project G Garden project plans / KE] Community activities £3 LY Travel blogs An advertisement EQ A dialogue: Honeymoon plans Ti EY Types of holidays Linking Learn through English: Art styles and periods 31 Ea UK Science lessons / [YJ A lab report BA monologue: An experiment / [J KJ Animals in medicine E¥ An article: As young as you feel TEMA podcast: Is it legal? EX A website: The scientific method / [i Reporting conclusions I EBA dialogue: A problem EQ A dialogue: Save our park! IT EIA campaign Sentence stress Song 45 ® BE An advertisement: The New Seven Wonders of the World Learn through English: Water (Science) 45 TB EAA dialogue: A travel competition EA leaflet: Interrail advice / [J A journal entry TBA dialogue: Identifying a route / Ed Role-play: Train information EY An article: The modern Phileas Foggs / [WJ A tourist leaflet i Talking about trips EIA dialogue: Off to Mars! i EY Transport for the future /at/ fil /j/ Learn through English: The invention of travel (History) 57 [9 A museum guide: Inventions that have stood the test of time TB EBA dialogue: Guessing an object Ea Forum posts: Globalization / [3M Quiz and report Ei Are you global or local? Ed Has life changed? (Mind maps) 1 & Describing adverts EX A dialogue: | completely disagree! EWA discussion: Teenage stereotypes Word stress Song 71 ® EQ Articles: Was it true? / [J A review of digital media Learn through English: Techniques from literature 71 KE Talking about digital media E¥ Forum posts: Bargain hunting I BH My best bargain / KJ A sales campaign EY A dialogue: A guessing game TEMA quiz show / ] Describing clothing / Your image EQ A dialogue: Trust me! TBA dialogue: TV series / EJ Choosing a life hack /A /u/ Learn through English: Be activel (Physical Education )83 Activities for student A and B 86 © Copyright Oxford University Press Emil Danny Emil Danny Emil Liza Emil Danny Liza Hi Liza! | see you're with a friend! This is Danny. Ah, Danny! Liza has told me a lot about you! Really? Er, yeah, er.| told him about.how much you like playing video games. What are you playing now, Emil? Oh, I'm not playing anything exciting. Just Mission Accepted for the fiftieth time! Mission Accepted?! | love that game! | often play it at the weekends if | don’t hang out with my friends.
Me too! Do you like playing online? Yeah! Let’s arrange something! Emil, let’s catch up later. about that thing. See you guys! What's ‘that thing’? Nothing. G) Introduction Danny Liza Danny Liza Danny Liza Danny Liza Danny Liza Liza Danny Liza How easy is it for young people to keep in touch with friends in other towns or countries? What should a new person to your town do to make new friends? Hi Liza.
Who are you texting? Oh, just Emil. Emil? That Danish guy you met in Paris last summer? Yep. You still keep in touch? Oh yeah! We get on very well. We're into all the same things.
Sounds like you really hit it off. He’s a really nice guy. This is him now! OK, I'll see you later. No, talk to him.
I’m sure you'll get on! Danny Hello? Liza Hi Danny. Erm, are you playing with Emil? Danny Yeah. Liza Let me guess, Mission Accepted. | wondered why | couldn’t get through.
Liza Can you ask him to call me? Danny Yeah. Liza Promise? Danny Yeah. We never play after eight, so he'll ring you then. Bye Danny! Danny Bye! © Copyright Oxford University Press b What is the relationship between Liza and Danny? c Decide if the sentences are true (T), false (F) or don’t know (DT).
1 Liza and Emil have similar interests. 2 Emil hasn’t heard anything about Danny. 3 Emil and Danny like doing the same things. 4 Liza and Danny have started playing online during the week.
5 Danny wants to go out with Liza. d Spoken English What do these expressions mean? How do you say them in your own language? ( we're into | Í | couldn't get through. | Vocabulary Phrasal verbs for relationships 2 a Read the advice about what a student at a new school should do. Do you agree with it? Why?/ Why not? \f- ta1- - )J23/ i/12¡1<]2 im You should keep‘ _ touch with your old friends and catch? __ with what they're doing, but you should also get to know your new classmates.
You might not hitit? __ with people immediately. Be patient andhang* _ with your new classmates and put _ with conversations about people and things that you don’t know anything about. You soon will! If you fall out with someone, try and make up with them soon. Of course, it depends on the problem, but most arguments are about unimportant things and it’s better to try to find out what people are ° and get? well with everybody.
b Complete the phrasal verbs with the prepositions. Use the dialogue in exercise 1a to help you. \ | in off on out up (x2) into | c 55) Listen and check. A Read the underlined sentences in exercise 1a and answer the questions.
1 Which sentences are in the present simple and which are in the present continuous? Find examples of the affirmative, negative and question forms for each tense. 2 Which sentences talk about habits? 3 Which sentences talk about activities that are happening now? 4 Can you find adverbs of frequency in the sentences? 5 Which verbs do we always use in the present simple and never in the present continuous? Complete the email with the correct form of the verbs in the box. enjoy get have text wait write Hi Tom, how are you? |1 to you during my first week at my new school! To be honest, | was nervous the first day, but my new classmates are great.|? lunch with them every day and they tell me everything about the school. Actually, at this moment!* _ for my new classmates outside the cinema because we're going to see a film together.
Anyway,* you ___ the first week back after the summer holidays? | often® Emer and Jake and they said we should meet up next Saturday. We ® __ lots of homework every day but I'll do it on Friday so | can see you. See you then! Jasmine Speaking 4 a Work with a partner. Discuss the question: what can you do to make a new student welcome? b Work in a group.
Make a list of the six best ideas. | think we should introduce new students to our friends. We should also show them around the school. c Explain your group’s six ideas to the class.
Decide on the best from the whole class. a Write a short paragraph about the best ideas. Introduction G) © Copyright Oxford University Press ` a Match the films to the genres. Some films match more than one genre.
action and adventure animation comedy crime drama musical sci-fi MỸ FAVŨURITE CHARADTER My favourite character of all time is Katniss Everdeen from the series of fantasy novels The Hunger Games. The action takes place in the country of Panem. Its capital is wealthy but there are also 12 poor districts and every year they have to send a group of their children to participate in a televised fight to the death: the winner is the last child alive. You could say that The Hunger Games are also horror stories because they are really frightening at times.
One of the children is 16-year-old Katniss. She is poor but she is a survivor and ready to fight for what is hers. However, things become difficult for Katniss when her friendships with a boy, Peeta, from District 12 and a girl from District 11, Rue, become strong. The book plays with your feelings because you want Katniss to win but at the same time you don’t want her to kill her friends! In the end, Katniss is a real hero and she leads them all to victory.
Sn a A character that | really like is Christopher from the novel The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time. The novel is a mystery and a drama but it's also like a Ron Weasley from the Harry Potter stories is a favourite character of mine. The stories take place at a special school, Hogwarts, and its students all have unusual detective story because 15-year-old Christopher investigates the death of a dog and why it happened. The action takes place in Christopher's home and school and on a train journey.
Christopher lives in a world that is different to ours. He is excellent at maths but he has problems with relationships.