STUDENT’S BOOK ¿ HINKSECOND EDITION Herbert Puchta, Jeff Stranks& CAMBRIDGE Peter Lewis-Jones UNIVERSITY PRESS CONTENTS Welcome p4_ AA lucky pilot; Descriptive verbs; Phrasal verbs; Childhood memories; Elements of a story; Talking about past routines B Future plans; Life plans; Future continuous; Future perfect; Being emphatic: so and such; Extreme adjectives FUNCTIONS & SPEAKING GRAMMAR VOCABULARY Unit 1 Issuing and accepting a challenge Verbs followed by infinitive or gerund Verbs of movement Survival instinct Discussing situations and your emotional | Verbs which take gerund and Adjectives to describe p12 Co reactions to them infinitive with different meanings: uncomfortable feelings remember, forget, regret, try, stop WordWise: Expressions with right Unit 2 Introducing information Relative clauses (review) Groups of people On the road Discussing nomadic people which to refer to a whole clause Phrasal verbs (1) p 20 | Co Omitting relative pronouns Reduced relative clauses Life Competencies: Giving yourself a challenge (9 , Culture: Nomadic people (, Review Unit 3 Emphasising © ouantifiers Costumes and uniforms Growing up Discussing sharenting so and such (review) Bringing up children p30 © do and did for emphasis Unit 4 Expressing frustration 03 be / get used to (doing) vs. Personality adjectives The art of thinking — Guessing game to practise personality used to (do) Common adverbial phrases p33 © adjectives Adverbs and adverbial phrases WordWise: Expressions with good Literature: About a Boy by Nick Hornby, Life Competencies: Being supportive (9 , Review Unit 5 Advice and obligation Obligation, permission and prohibition Technology (nouns) Too much tech? Talking about technology (review) Technology (verbs) p 48 Co Co Necessity: didn’t need to / needn't have Ability in the past (could, was / were able to, managed to, succeeded in) Unit 6 Using intensifying comparatives Comparatives Ways of speaking Better together Discussing community projects (© Linkers of contrast Friendship idioms p56 | Role play: The missing suitcase Culture: Four of the smartest cities C9, Literature: Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, Review Unit 7 Cheering someone up Ways of referring to the future (review) Phrases to talk about the future: Rose-tinted Silver linings game: thinking of optimistic (© Future continuous (review) about to, off to, on the point of, due to glasses solutions Future perfect (review) Feelings about future events pos (9 WordWise: Expressions with so Unit 8 Saying ‘Yes’ and adding conditions Conditionals (review) Phrasal verbs (2) List it! Discussing wonders of the world Co Mixed conditionals Alternatives to if: suppose, provided, p74 O as long as, otherwise, unless Life Competencies: Being tactful (5 , Culture: Seven wonders of the natural world (9, Review Unit 9 Asking someone politely to change their I wish and If only Life’s ups and downs Take charge behaviour (©! would prefer to / it if, It’s time, Work and education p84 | Discussing further education and work Id rather / sooner experience Unit 10 Making a point Reported speech (review) Sharing news Unbelievable Introducing news Co Reported questions and requests Reporting verbs news Interviewing a well-known person WordWise: Expressions with way p92 Co Discussing the ethics of journalism Literature: The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro, Life Competencies: Laughing at yourself (5 , Review Unit 11 Sympathising about past situations © speculating (past, present and Space idioms Shoot for the stars Discussing films future) Adjectives commonly used to p102 3 Discussing life in space Cause and effect linkers describe films Unit 12 Speaking persuasively Passive report structures Geographical features Off the beaten Giving a presentation about human activity Ế The passive:verbs with two objects Verb + noun collocations track and the natural world p1103 Culture: A multinational enterprise CY, Literature: The Lost World by Arthur Conan Doyle, Review C Conversations; Personality; Using should; Career paths; Decisions; Permission D A change of lifestyle?; Reporting verbs; Negative adjectives; Another country; Changes; Regrets: ! wish. PRONUNCIATION THINKI SKILLS Dipthongs: Train to THINK: Thinking Reading Article: Surviving for seven weeks Article: How to survive in the wilderness alternative spellings rationally Writing A diary page about an experience _ Listening Radio show: Exams advice Phrasal verb stress Train to THINK: Distinguishing Reading Article: Getting to work Blog: A Brazilian adventure fact from opinion Writing An informal email Listening Radio quiz about migration in nature Values: Learning from other cultures B2 First for Schools practice Adding emphasis Train to THINK: Changing your Reading Blog: An embarrassing dad Website page: To sharent or not to sharent opinions Writing An essay about parenting Listening Podcast about a hero dad Pronouncing words Train to THINK: Lateral thinking Reading Article: A big change for artists Web post: A problem on Your answers here with gh Values: Appreciating creative Writing A story beginning: ‘I had no idea what to do. solutions Listening Talking heads — thinking imaginatively B2 First for Schools practice The schwa /a/ sound Train to THINK: The PMI Reading Article: A digital detox strategy Article: Great success for teenage teachers: When silver surfers get connected Writing Instructions Listening A conversation about an invention Linked words with Train to THINK: Exaggeration Reading Email: Comic Con Article: CoderDojo Coolest Projects International /d3/ and /tf/ Values: Doing good Writing An essay about social media _ Listening Podcast: Friendships B2 First for Schools practice Intonation: Train to THINK: Learning to Reading Blog: My takes on life, the universe and everything encouraging see things from a different Website page: Quotations for worriers someone perspective Writing A short story ending: ‘Every cloud has a silver lining’ Listening Radio show: Silver Linings Weak forms with Train to THINK: The ‘goal-setting’ Reading Book review: The Checklist Manifesto by Atul Gawande conditionals checklist Blog: Elisa’s list blog Values: Lists Writing An essay: A wonder of the natural world Listening A conversation about bucket lists B2 First for Schools practice Linking: intrusive /w/ Train to THINK: Jumping to Reading Presentation: Making difficult decisions © Quiz: What kind ofa friend are you? and /j/ a hasty conclusion Writing An article for the school magazine _ Listening A radio programme about life choices Linking: omission of Train to THINK: Recognising the Reading Magazine article: Fake news Article: The Secret Paparazzo the /h/ sound source of a statement Writing A magazine article about an interview with a well-known person Listening An interview with a foreign correspondent B2 First for Schools practice Stress on modal verbs Train to THINK: Spotting flawed Reading Article: A mission to Mars for speculation arguments Blog: Top four space films of all time Writing A report about a problem ona school trip Listening Podcast about space tourism Linking: intrusive /r/ Train to THINK: Exploring Reading Article: Saving great discoveries! hidden messages Article: Explorers: a friend to the native people: Candido Rondon Values: Human activity and the Writing A short biography Listening A talk about discovering new species natural world B2 First for Schools practice Pronunciation pages 120-121 Get it right! pages 122-126 Speaking activities pages 127-128 WELCOMIE A WHAT A STORY! A lucky pilot 1 GQ complete the conversation with the verbs from the list in the correct tense.
Then listen and check your answers. add | carry | erash | destroy | dive | end find | hit | manage | pull | scream | set Mike So, did you see that story about the plane that crashed into the ocean? Finn No, | didn't. What happened? Mike: Well,thisguy’____ off 2 _ Read the dialogue again. Answer the questions.
from Florida in his plane — a small one, only ‘1. Where was the plane flying to and from? ‘one engine ~ to go to New Orleans. Finn Wow ~ that's a long way. 2 Why had the pilot added extra fuel tanks? Mike: Right, and it’s usually too far fora plane like 3 What did the pilot use to try to land the plane safely that, but he had? =—— in the sea? extra fuel tanks.
However, after he had begun 4 How was the pilot rescued? his journey, he realised he didn’t have enough fuel to® on flying, Descriptive verbs so he radioed New Orleans and told them that 3. Match the verbs with the definitions. he was in trouble. He told them he had to land 1.
demolish a to hit very hard and break the plane in the sea. 2 dive b torun away quickly Finn In the sea? 3 flee © to go down quickly Mike: ‘Yes, there was a fishing boat not far away 4 grab to destroy completely that was able to pick the pilot up. But here's the incredible thing - and you can see it 5 rage © to shout loudly in a high pitch ina video. The plane hada parachute, but 6 scream _£_totake hold of something quickly it didn’t work and the plane started to 7 smash g tohit + towards the 8 strike hh to burn very fiercely sea! But then almost at the last minute, the parachute pulled the plane horizontal, just 4 Complete the sentences with the correct form of before it * the water.
one of the verbs from Exercise 3. The impact almost¢ When the clock _struck 12, I knew it was ° the plane. time to go home. Finn And the pilot? ‘When war broke out, hundreds of people had to " Mike: He was OK.
He” to the country. ‘get out of the plane and into.a life raft from the 21 went back to my old school, but it wasn't there any fishing boat. Then the people from the fishing more: it had been - boat cameand*___ him 3 1 was late for the bus, so | just my ‘out of the raft and took him to the ship. He wasn't bag and ran to the bus stop! injured, so he didn't * 4 The fire at the old factory for over Up in hospital or anything.
Now they're trying three hours. to” ‘out what 5 She got really angry and aplate ‘went wrong. against the wall, Finn Wow ~ I'd have been so scared if 'd been in 6 They but nobody heard them. 'd have "! 7 She off the bridge and into really loudly! the river.
WELCOME Phrasal verbs 2 Read the extract again and answer the questions. 5 Complete the sentences from the dialogue on 1ˆ Who couldn't go to the Children’s Matinees? page 4. Then read again and check your answers. 2 Who did the writer go wil ‘1 The pilot from Florida in 3.
Why did they go early? his plane to go to New Orleans. 4 When did the children usually cheer? 2 The pilot wasn't injured so he didn’t 5 When did they boo? in hospital. 3 Now they're trying to Elements of a story what went wrong with the fuel calculations. ‘10 Complete the text with words from the list.
6 Choose the correct words. characters | dialogue | ending My father’s health has improved so much since hero | plot | set | villain ” he gave up / ended up smoking. Lread a book last week called Moscow She wanted to get fit so she gave up / took up judo. It was a thriller ~ a kind of detective It’sa bit of a problem, but 'm sure we can wn story, It is * in Moscow.
sort it out ƒ blow it out. The? of the story is a woman IF we get on / carry on walking this slowly, we won't called Valentina, who helps many of the other FS get there before dark. 9 toescape froma terrible We're going to the big match tomorrow ~ situation ~ they have been kidnapped by a horrible w 1'm looking forward to / looking into it. old man called Nikolai, who's the ¢ He's very tall and he's got red hair, so he really of the story.
2 stands out / looks out in a crowd. Anyway, the book's quite good. | thought the overall | got there really late because the bus broke down / $ was quite exciting and it had ` blew out.