ru 1 Friends 0 Friends () David Schwimmer: Q&A 0 Question forms. Friends Questions with prepositions. Subject 0 Getting to know you () Keeping in touch lifestyLe questions. Adverbs of frequency 0 How people @ Three people talking about keeping Communication communicate in touch with friends 0 Friendship expressions page 4 Anecdote: A friend who is () That was then.
This is now 0 Extra Using a dictionary different from you Useful phrases: Meeting friends 0 Fractions and percentages m~Emails unexpectedly 2 Adrenalin 0 Exciting experiences () deadmike.com 0 Present perfect simple. Past simple Experiences and continuous. Comparatives and 0 Sports ~ Three people talking about Sports experiences superlatives Injuries 0 Injuries Anecdote: A time when @ Two people talking about sports 0 Gradable and non-gradable adjectives. page 12 Time expressions.
Sports you were in a dangerous! they do exciting situation Useful phrases: Giving advice about 0 Extra Adjectives: exploring synonyms o Describing a city! town complaints or injuries 0 Intonation to show strong feelings m~Story 3 Relationships 0 Personal photos () Who do you carry around? 0 Dynamic and stative meanings. Family Present perfect simple and continuous 0 Family () Twenty-first century dating Dating 0 Firsts @ Two people talking about their 0 Family. Describing Character character rela tionships page 20 0 Dating m ~ Informal letter @ Six people talking about their ideal 0 Extra Sounds and spelling partner 0 Word stress () What's your type? Useful phrases: 'Less direct' language Review A Pages 28, 29: Grammar I Vocabulary I Pronunciation review page 28 Pages 30, 31: Reading & Listening. Writing & Speaking • Song: You've Got a Friend 4 Party o Festivals () Las Fallas o Phrasal verbs.
FestivaLs o New Year @ An interview with someone about Pronouns: etc. anybody, somebody, Newyear o Parties Chinese New Year o Festivals. and Parties do make. Parties page 32 Anecdote: A party you've () How to throw the best party ever o Phrasal verbs Extra been to (and enjoy it!) o Connected speech: gonna, gotta, wanna m ~ Letters of thanks Useful phrases: Inviting; making excuses and apologies 5 Edible 0 Chocolate () Chocolate trivia 0 Countable and uncountable nouns.
Food Quantity expressions. used to ! would 0 Describing food ~ Some facts about chocolate Eating 0 Eating habits @ An interview with a person who 0 Partitives: a bar of, a bowl of. Childhood Describing food. Taste and texture Anecdote: Your childhood has eaten some unusual food page 40 memories () Memories of food 0 Extra Nouns and articles m ~ Letter of complaint Useful phrases: At a restaurant: register 0 Word stress 6 Time 0 Time-keeping () Test your attitude to time-keeping 0 Prepositions of time.
Modals of Time obligation and permission 0 Work and jobs () Tune-saving tips: lists PunctuaLity ~ Business letters @ Three people talking about their jobs 0 Time expressions. Work Work page 48 m ~ Letter requesting Useful phrases: Time idioms and information expressions 0 Extra Words that are sometimes confused 0 Ordinal numbers Review B Pages 56, 57: Grammar I Vocabulary I Pronunciation review page 56 Pages 58, 59: Reading & Listening. Writing & Speaking • Song: It's My Party www.ru 7 News o Celebrities and the • An interview with a paparazzo o Verb patterns. Passive structures Paparazzi paparazzi G News in brief • Adjectives to describe celebrities.
News stories o News stories • A news bulletin Crime. Headline language Crime page 60 o Crime G An email with personal news • Extra Verb patterns (11) Personal news Useful phrases: Personal news G ed endings: ItJ, Id!, lId! 8(11) Essay 8 Journey o Travelling G Extract 1 from The Beach o Modals of deduction. Past perfect Travel o Describing places G Extract 2 from The Beach • Geographical location. Describing Places Holidays o Holidays G Bondi/Portinatx beach~s places.
Fixed expressions: now or never, take it or leave it, etc. page 68 Anecdote: A journey you • Two people discussing a friend's have been on travel web page • Extra Dictionary labels 8 (11) Describing a place G Coast to coast G English names for famous geographical features Useful phrases: Asking for and giving directions 9 Opinions o Men and women G Men and women: survey o Reported statements and questions Stereotypes Books o Books, films and music G Men and women: survey results • Books. ed and ing Anecdote: A film you. • Seven conversations about books, adjectives Films enjoyed films and music • Extra Collocations page 76 (11) A book review G MrNiceGuy G Word stress 8 (11) Film review G Book choice G Pride and Prejudice: synopsis Useful phrases: Giving your opinion Review C Pages 84, 85: Grammar I Vocabulary I Pronunciation review page 84 Pages 86, 87: Reading & Listening.
Writing & Speaking • Song: Somewhere Only We Know 10 Childhood o Children and parents G Children's descriptions of a mother o Defining relative clauses. Real Children Childhood o Bringing children up • Children defining things conditionals (first conditional). Indirect questions Parenting Anecdote: An activity you G Lies, white lies. and psychologists did as a child • Phrasal verbs.
Verb-noun page 88 • TV interview with 'pushy parents' collocations. make and let 8 (11) Letter of advice Useful phrases: Describing objects • Extra Word families G Words with silent letters 11 Age o Ageing rockers G A conversation about a Rolling Stones o Unreal conditionals (second and third Regrets o Regrets gig conditionals). Wishes and regrets Age Dilemmas o Age G Poem: If. - from a Harley- • Adverbs of attitude and manner.
Age page 96 o Discussing dilemmas Davidson advert G Ageism turned me into a liar • Extra Idiomatic expressions 8(11) Story G Word stress • Conversation between a woman and a man about age G Three situations and dilemmas Useful phrases: On the telephone 12 Style o Physical description G How I get dressed o Adjective order. have something Fashion 0-- Describing yourself • Four people talking about their done Appearance favourite clothes • Clothes. (11) Describing a film Routines page 104 character G Extract from Come Together Verb phrases Anecdote: Somebody • Two friends talking about a TV • Extra Exploring meanings you met for the first time programme, Ten Years Younger G Sounds and spelling recently G Morning routines 8 (11) Describing a person Useful phrases: Small talk Review D Pages 112, 113: Grammar I Vocabulary I Pronunciation review page 112 Pages 114, 115: Reading & Listening. Writing & Speaking • Song: Dedicated Follower of Fashion Pairwork: Student A page 116 • Pairwork: Student B page 121 • Grammar Extra page 126 • Glossary page 150 • Recordings page 151 • Phonetic symbols & Spelling page 158 • Irregular verbs page 159 www.ru Friends Grammar Question forms.
Adverbs of frequency VocabuLary Friendship expressions UsefuL phrases Meeting friends unexpectedly Speaking & Reading 1 Write down the names of three people who are important to you: a) a relative; b) a friend; c) a famous person. Ask a partner about the people they have chosen. Find out as much as you can. 2 Read the questionnaire about the American actor, David Schwimmer.
According to his answers, which of these famous people is the odd one out? Dostoevsky Sophia Loren Mahatma Gandhi Martin Luther King Leonardo da Vinci Charlie Chaplin Michael Jackson David Schwimmer was born in New York and grew up in Los Angeles. He appeared as Ross Geller in the popular TV show, Friends. He's also a stage actor and a film director. When were you happiest? Where would you Like to Live? Before I realised my parents, sis'ter Near the ocean, one day.
and I were all mortal. What is your guiltiest pleasure? What is your greatest fear? Pizza and television, hopefully Besides death? Standing on stage together. in front of thousands of people, Who would you invite to your dream forgetting what happens next, but dinner party? knowing I'm supposed to be doing Dostoevsky, Sophia Loren, Mahatma it. Also, being in the ocean alone Gandhi, Gene Kelly, Martin Luther and feeling something large brush King Jr, Leonardo da Vinci, Charlie against my leg.
Chaplin, Cole Porter, Sade, my family, What is your earliest memory? my friends, my lady and a translator. Diving off a piece of furniture and When did you Last cry, and why? onto my parents' bed. Three days ago, when I saw the What or who is the greatest love of film, La Vie en Rose. It reminded me your Life? how brief our time is here, and how The theatre.
wonderful it is to fall in love. Is it better to give or to receive? What song would you Like pLayed at I am always happier giving, rather your funeral? than receiving, a gift - and happiest Don't Stop 'Ti/ You Get Enough by when I give anonymously. 3 Work with a partner. Look at the questionnaire and discuss what David Schwimmer says about the following subjects.
a) The theatre It's the greatest love of his life. b) The ocean c) Gifts d) Pizza and television e) La Vie en Rose f) Love 4 Choose the five most interesting questions from the questionnaire and think about your own answers. Work with a partner and compare your questions and answers.ru Speaking & Grammar 1 Work with a partner. Match the beginnings (a-l) with the endings (1-12) of these questions.
About you: Q&A )Wh 1 you do for a living? a ere. ~ 2 music do you listen to? b) H ow many. 3 been to an English-speaking country? d) Are. 4 you doing at this time yesterday? e) How often do you.
5 do you come from? f) What do. 6 you last go on holiday? g) Wh a t k·illd 0f. 7 you studying for any exams at the moment? h) H ow Iong. 8 brothers and sisters have you got? i) Have you ever.
9 do you admire most? j) When did. 10 your name mean? k) Wh a t were. 11 have you been learning English? 1) Who. 12 see your parents? Question forms Where does he come from? Has he been here long? Present What was he doing? Past Who saw him first? 3 Questions sometimes end in a preposition, for example questions a and g in the Q&A above.
Rewrite these questions in the correct order. a) learning / English / What / you / for / are / ? What are you learning English for? b) are / at / you / sort of things / What / good / ? c) kind of things / What / in / are / interested / you / ? d) money / you / on / do / spend / most / What / ? e) clubs or groups / What / to / belong / you / do / ? f) What / about/ kind of things / you / do / worry / ? g) lunch / you / usually / Who / have / do / with / ? h) in / you / do / confide / Who / ? ;/(~ Ask your partner the questions. 1'7 4 Look at these questions and answers. In which question is Who the subject? a) 'Who do you confide in?' '1 confide in John.' b) 'Who confides in you?' 'John confides in me.' Do you use the auxiliary do when Who, What or Which is the subject? 6 Look at these sentences.
Write questions with Who. a) Jenny talks the most. d) Becky texts me the most. Who talks the most? e) David lives the closest to me.
b) Tom always remembers my birthday. f) Rick has known me the longest. c) Brad wears the best clothes. Think about your close friends and answer the questions (a-ft.
Ask your partner.ru UNIT n 2 Match each percentage with the equivalent fraction.02 Listen, check and repeat. Reading 1 Write down the names of five friends.