“CD STUDENT'S BOOK Pec. CONTENTS Unit Reading Grammar Vocabulary Starter topic: favourite objects this/that/these/those; objects and possessions task: matching be: present and past simple; All about me subject and object pronouns; possessive adjectives; can/can’t; imperatives; question words 1 There’s no place like topic: growing up happy articles (p12) around town: places and buildings home skill: finding specific some, any, (how) much, page 9 information (how) many, all, a little, task: identify correct a few, a lot of (p14) sentences 2 Try something topic: hobbies you can learn | present simple and present collocations: practising and different online continuous (p24) improving page 21 skill: recognising the purpose | subject and object questions of a message or notice (p26) task: multiple choice 3 Read all about it topic: railway to the rescue past simple and past adjectives, strong adjectives, continuous (p36) adjective order page 33 skill: understanding text structure someone, anyone, nothing, everything, etc. as; information; understanding too/enough (p60) detail much/a lot/a bit + task: multiple matching comparative, not quite as. as (p62) Listening Speaking Writing Switch on topic: back to school topic: all about me topic: favourite objects task: matching task: asking and answering task: online post questions about personal information topic: hanging out with friends topic: family time topic: what makes a place great video: home town skill: listening for specific skill: planning what to say skill: note-taking and planning performance information task: describing a photo task: article project: planning an event task: multiple choice (pictures) topic: is joining a club good topic: games and free time topic: hobbies and personality video: musician family for you? activities skill: using adjectives project: an expert profile skill: listening for detail; skill: discussing options; task: online profile predicting information you making suggestions; are listening for giving opinions task: notes completion task: collaborative task topic: story slams topic: something funny topic: short stories video: Teen Press skill: listening for specific happened to me skill: interesting the reader; project: recording an interview information and detailed skill: tenses; understanding planning meaning a good model; planning task: story task: multiple choice task: tell a story topic: schools: past, present topic: meeting school friends topic: school exchanges video: school swap and future skill: making arrangements skill: reading the task carefully; project: class debate skill: understanding general task: long turn beginning and ending emails meaning task: email task: multiple choice topic: shops that offer more topic: ways of shopping topic: app and website reviews video: fashion factory than shopping skill: making guesses skill: structuring and planning project: create a clothing skill: listening for specific a review brand task: describing a photo information task: review task: sentence completion CONTENTS Unit Reading Grammar Vocabulary 6 The great outdoors topic: green spaces in the city modal verbs for rules; animals reflexive pronouns (p72) page 69 skill: understanding the writer’s feelings it’s, there is | there are (p74) task: multiple choice 7 Food for thought topic: restaurants that don’t relative clauses with who and talking about food take money which (p84) page 81 skill: understanding adverbs of manner (p86) text structure task: gapped text 8 Getting away topic: holidays, present perfect (p96) travel and transport page 93 summer camps present perfect with for skill: matching meanings and since (p98) task: multiple matching 9 What’s your idea of topic: low-tech teens zero and first conditionals entertainment and fun? skill: understanding attitude, (p108) technology opinion and global meaning verb patterns: -ing and page 105 _.
task: multiple choice to-infinitive (p110) 10 Let’s celebrate! topic: birthday parties page 117 task: multiple matching Grammar file page 124 Activity file page 153 Extend vocabulary page 144 Audioscripts page 164 Exam file page 146 Irregular verb list page 175 Listening Speaking Writing Switch on topic: the Great Green Wall topic: wild camping topic: the natural world video: lemur life skill: recognising distractors skill: comparing options; skill: using collocations project: animal fact file agreeing and disagreeing task: multiple choice (pictures) task: article task: collaborative task; follow-up questions topic: food and eating topic: preparing food topic: a food festival video: extreme cake-makers skill: listening for the main idea skill: dealing with unknown skill: understanding the task; project: party planning words using the correct language task: multiple choice task: describing a photo task: email topic: moving to a different topic: things you travel with topic: a holiday story video: Peru adventure country skill: reaching agreement skill: structuring a story; project: travel roleplay skill: matching meanings using adverbs task: collaborative task and task: multiple choice discussion task: story topic: a comic convention topic: entertainment topic: an invitation video: pastimes in the past skill: listening for specific skill: talking for a full minute skill: understanding the task; project: game/toy creation information task: long turn expanding notes; planning task: sentence completion task: email topic: festivals topic: celebrations topic: celebrations and festivals task: multiple choice; sentence task: all parts task: all parts completion "7 = ` ‘objects can you name? Do you have any objects like i these ones? Look at the photo and discuss the questions. 1 What is the boy doing? sical instruments can 3. Can you play an instrument? Read on 9 read the posts Newsnet in &x 2 quickly octandl check your ideas, del puegetiresd © Ba wore in pairs. nead the introduction tothe website belo Bil ead the posts again, Answer the questions ana look at the peopl, Which fve objects in Ex 1 do you thine belong to ech person? Why de you thing the objects Which person araimparteit ta thapepla? uses something that belonged toa family member? Dale.
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