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Self-image a big impression on you 4) Image Queen Word formation: prefix re. page 4 " Madonna @ Four men talking about their self-image Clothes idioms " People's self-image, clothes Useful phrases: Talking about people's G Intonation in question tags " Extra Informal letter appearance Ea" Writing a short biography 2 Generations " Ages and stages 4) Vive la difference o Verb patterns (1). Adjective structures School exchanges " School exchanges 4) Problem parents G Language learning. Relationshi p with " Meeting the parents Interview with some parents Describing people.
parents " Home stays Interview with a boyfriend Social register Boyfriends and Anecdote: Somebody's home Conversation between boyfriend and G Extra Learning about words girlfriends you have stayed in girlfriend G Single vowel sounds Home stays Ea" Writing emails @ Conversation between boyfriend and page 14 his girlfriend's parents @ An au pair talking about her experience Useful phrases: Showing someone around your house 3 Gold " Spending money 4) Gold Fever o Reported speech. Unreal conditionals The 1849 gold rush " Having money @ Sam Brannan: California's first G have, make, take collocations. Making money " If you governed your millionaire Money expressions Treasured possessions country @ Father and daughter discussing money G The schwa /;}/ in sayings about page 24 Anecdote: Your most 4) Where's my car? money treasured possession @ Three people discussing money " Extra Description 4) What price a life? Ea" Writing a story from @ Three people talking about their most treasured possessions pictures Useful phrases: Shopping. Explaining what you want Review A Pages 34, 35: Grammar I Vocabulary I Pronunciation review page 34 Song 4 ChaLLenge " Challenging situations 4) Ben Saunders: Polar explorer o Narrative tenses.
Future continuous Expeditions Anecdote: A challenge you Polar bear story and perfect Charities have faced 4) Personal challenges: MoonWalk G Word formation: prefix self-; suffixes Health " Doing things for charity @ Four people talking about exercise able / ible. Collocations in a text. Smoking " The future 4) I know it's bad for me, but I still can't Phrasal verbs page 36 " Health and exercise stop G Extra Phrasal verbs " Healthy eating Useful phrases: Common ailments: G Sounding sympathetic Ea" Writing an article showing sympathy; recommendations and advice 5 Ritual " Personal rituals 4) Mind Games o will, would & used to for present and Superstitions " Habits and routines past @ A woman talking about her father and past habits. Verb patterns (2) Habits and present his car G Guessing from context.
Weddings " Marriage and romance 4) The King and I Expressions with go. Weddings page 46 Anecdote: A wedding " Four people talking about wedding G Sounding annoyed you've been to rituals " Extra Article: expressing @ Four people talking about romance an opinion Useful phrases: Annoying habits Ea" Writing a letter of complaint 6 Eat " Restaurant experiences @ A man talking about the worst waiter o Present perfect simple and continuous. Restaurants " Food he's encountered Passives review Food Anecdote: Your favourite 4) How to do restaurant sign language G Parts of the body. Vegetarianism restaurant Interview with a restaurant critic Food collocations.
Guessing from Food waste " Vegetarianism 4) Is it time to give up meat? context. Numbers page 56 " Using linkers 4) What's so bad about bottled water? G Extra Exploring synonyms " Food waste 4) What a waste G Pronouncing numbers " Significant numbers Useful phrases: Complaints in a Ea" Writing a discursive restaurant; food idioms essay Review B Pages 66, 67: Grammar I Vocabulary I Pronunciation review page 66 Song www.ru 7 Escape " Beach holidays Cl) Extract from Notes From A Big Country o Reporting verbs with or without direct Holidays Anecdote: A childhood by Bill Bryson objects. Past modals of obligation. Travel family holiday Five people talking about their Articles Character " Travel experiences favourite beach (!) Beach holidays.
Reporting verbs Word page 68 " People you meet on Three people talking about their formation: suffixes Jul, ish and less holiday holidays Spoken discourse markers G Extra travel guide Cl) Every postcard tells a story G Pronunciation of the in place names mG Writing a Cl) Never again! description of a place ~ Two people talking about holiday romances Cl) Gone fishing Useful phrases: Advice and recommendations 8 Attraction " Beauty Five people say what they think makes o Passive report structures. have/get Descriptions " Cosmetic surgery a face attractive something done. Unreal conditionals: Cosmeticsurgery " Dating and relationships Cl) Is beauty in the eye of the beholder? alternatives to if Dating " 'The law of attraction' ~ Three people discussing cosmetic (!) Appearance and character. Compound page 78 Anecdote: The most positive surgery adjectives.
Word building (or negative) person you Cl) Surgery changed my life (!) Extra Metaphor know Cl) Your dream partner. in five minutes! G Word stress: nouns and adjectives mG Writing a @ A radio programme about 'The law of description of a person attraction' Useful phrases: Body idioms 9 Genius " Buildings and places Cl) Where to go to see a masterpiece o Past modals of deduction. look, seem, Architecture " Ancient ruins @ A radio documentary on Stonehenge appear Ancient ruins Anecdote: Your favourite @ A museum guide describing three of (!) Describing places. Art historic place Frida Kahlo's paintings Collocations.
Word families Inventions " Art and paintings Cl) Frida Kahlo G Word stress page 88 " Inventions @ Interview with Trevor Baylis G Extra Narrative Cl) Dream invention m G Writing a story Useful phrases: Explaining how something works Review ( Pages 98, 99: Grammar I Vocabulary I Pronunciation review page 98 Song 10 Sell " Logos and adverts Cl) Bonfire of the Brands o Relative clauses. Emphasis (cleft Advertising " Celebrities and the @ A marketing executive and a head sentences) The media media teacher talking about advertising (!) look at and see. Sales and Marketing Cinema " Product placement in Cl) Commercial breakdown collocations. Spoken discourse page 100 films @ Discussion about truth and accuracy markers.
Collocations in a text Anecdote: A blockbuster in tabloids (!) Extra Collocations movie you have seen Cl) Licence to Sell G Stress in cleft sentences m G Writing a film Useful phrases: Using emotive language review 11 Student " Education Cl) Look at us now! o Future forms review. Future time Education Anecdote: Your favourite Interview with an eighteen-year-old's clauses after when, if. Future plans (or least favourite) teacher parents (!) Education. is likely to, is expected to Student life at school > Interview with an eighteen-year-old Colloquial expressions.
Exaggeration page 110 " The future about her future G Abbreviations and acronyms " Student holidays Cl) Why students love a journey to hell " Telling a dramatic story Useful phrases: Using appropriate G Extra CV and letter of language in a job interview ~ication for a job mlJ G Writing a letter of application 12 Home " Houses and lifestyles Cl) The earth shelter and the lighthouse o Participle clauses. Nouns and Houses " Rooms Describing what a room says about a quantity expressions Rooms Anecdote: Your favourite person (!) Houses. Breakfast room Cl) A miner's breakfast: extract from Sons Breakfast food page 118 " Breakfasts and Lovers (!) Extra Get it right mG Writing a Three people describe breakfast from description of a holiday their country home Useful phrases: Ways of saying hello and goodbye Review 0 Pages 126, 127: Grammar I Vocabulary I Pronunciation review page 126 Song www.ru Im pressions Grammar Verb structures. Indirect questions Vocabulary Collocation.
Clothing Useful phrases Talking about appearance Speaking 1 Work with a partner. Look at the photos (a-d) and match them with the events in the box. Beijing Olympics Death of Princess Diana First Moon landing Millennium celebrations 2 Work with your partner. Write down as much additional information as you can about the events in the photos.
Discuss your information with other people in the class. Did any of these events make an impression on you? UNIT ~ \",.ru Listening & Reading 1 ,1.04 Listen and match the speakers, Alec, Belinda, Chris and Dana, with the photos (a-d) on page 4. It made a huge impression on me What (1 annoy) __ me is people because, when I was a kid, I always who think the royal family had (1 think) used to think I hope I something to do with Diana's death. (2 live) __ long enough to see a It was a tragic accident.
That's what man on the Moon. So when it I (2 believe) __ anyway. I was (3 happen) __ - I don't know never a big fan of Diana, but she how old my son was, but I said to raised a lot of money for charity, and him, 'Sit down and watch all of this. I (3 think) __ she was a good This is one of the most momentous mother to those boys.
I just hope things that (4 ever happen) __ the press can leave them alone and in your life: not hound them as they hounded their mother. We (1 stand) __ really close to It was the first time I (1 visit) the Harbour Bridge. We'd decided __ an Asian country. It was to get there early to get a good so different.
I was amazed at how place, so we (2 wait) __ since many people there were. After the six o'clock in the evening. Then, at Games (2 finish) __ , we (3 do) midnight, the fireworks (3 explode) __ some sightseeing. The Great __ across the sky.
I (4 never Wall was definitely my favourite. It's see) __ anything so spectacular. the most incredible thing I (4 ever I (5 feel) __ proud to be an see) __. 3 Write down three memorable events that have been important.
• in your own life. • in the history of your country. Tell a partner about the events you have chosen. Find out as much as you can about the events your partner has chosen.
1 Underline the most appropriate verb structure. Present/Past simple a) I've been knowing / I've known / I know Alice since I was a child. I work / I worked b) I had / I've had / I used to have breakfast with Ben this morning. Present/Past continuous c) I'm talking / I've been talking / I was talking to Cathy just before the lesson I'm working / I was started.
working d) I like / I'm liking / I'd like Dan a lot - he's one of my best friends. e) I've learnt / I've been learning / I'm learning English for about the same number Present/Past perfect simple of years as Erica. I've worked / I'd worked f) I've gone / I've been / I've been going out to dinner with Frank lots of times. Present/Past perfect g) I've already met / I already met / I'd already met Gina before I joined this class.
continuous h) I was having / I used to have / I'd have a friend called Harry, but we've lost touch I've been working / with each other. I'd been working used to / would 2 Choose five sentences from Exercise 1and change the names to make the sentences I used to work / I'd work true for you. Read your partner's sentences and find out as much as you can about the people they mention.ru VocabuLary 1 What do you notice most about a person when you meet them for the first time? Look at the ideas in the box below and discuss with a partner.
