Friends
1. Friends () David Schwimmer: Q&A
1.1. Question forms. Friends Questions with prepositions. Subject
1.2. Getting to know you () Keeping in touch lifestyLe questions. Adverbs of frequency
1.3. How people @ Three people talking about keeping Communication communicate in touch with friends
1.4. Friendship expressions page 4 Anecdote: A friend who is () That was then. This is now
1.5. Extra Using a dictionary different from you Useful phrases: Meeting friends
1.6. Fractions and percentages m~Emails unexpectedly
2. Adrenalin
2.1. Exciting experiences () deadmike.com
2.2. Present perfect simple. Past simple Experiences and continuous. Comparatives and
2.3. Sports ~ Three people talking about Sports experiences superlatives
2.4. Injuries
2.5. Injuries Anecdote: A time when @ Two people talking about sports
2.6. Gradable and non-gradable adjectives. page 12 Time expressions
2.7. Sports you were in a dangerous!
2.8. they do exciting situation Useful phrases: Giving advice about
2.9. Extra Adjectives: exploring synonyms o Describing a city! town complaints or injuries
2.10. Intonation to show strong feelings m~Story
3. Relationships
3.1. Personal photos () Who do you carry around?
3.2. Dynamic and stative meanings. Family Present perfect simple and continuous
3.3. Family () Twenty-first century dating Dating
3.4. Firsts @ Two people talking about their
3.5. Family. Describing Character character rela tionships page 20
3.6. Dating m ~ Informal letter @ Six people talking about their ideal
3.7. Extra Sounds and spelling partner
3.8. 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
4.1. Festivals () Las Fallas
4.2. Phrasal verbs. FestivaLs
4.3. New Year @ An interview with someone about Pronouns: etc. anybody, somebody, Newyear
4.4. Parties Chinese New Year
4.5. Festivals. and Parties do make. Parties page 32
4.6. Anecdote: A party you've () How to throw the best party ever
4.7. Phrasal verbs Extra been to (and enjoy it!)
4.8. Connected speech: gonna, gotta, wanna m ~ Letters of thanks Useful phrases: Inviting; making excuses and apologies
5. Edible
5.1. Chocolate () Chocolate trivia
5.2. Countable and uncountable nouns. Food Quantity expressions. used to! would
5.3. Describing food ~ Some facts about chocolate Eating
5.4. Eating habits @ An interview with a person who
5.5. Partitives: a bar of, a bowl of . Childhood Describing food. Taste and texture Anecdote: Your childhood has eaten some unusual food page 40
5.6. memories () Memories of food
5.7. Extra Nouns and articles m ~ Letter of complaint Useful phrases: At a restaurant: register
5.8. Word stress
6. Time
6.1. Time-keeping () Test your attitude to time-keeping
6.2. Prepositions of time. Modals of Time obligation and permission
6.3. Work and jobs () Tune-saving tips: lists PunctuaLity ~ Business letters
6.4. Three people talking about their jobs
6.5. Time expressions. Work Work page 48
6.6. m ~ Letter requesting Useful phrases: Time idioms and information expressions
6.7. Extra Words that are sometimes confused
6.8. 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
7.1. Celebrities and the • An interview with a paparazzo
7.2. Verb patterns. Passive structures Paparazzi paparazzi G News in brief
7.3. Adjectives to describe celebrities. News stories
7.4. News stories • A news bulletin Crime
7.5. Headline language Crime page 60
7.6. Crime G An email with personal news
7.7. Extra Verb patterns (11) Personal news Useful phrases: Personal news
7.8. ed endings: ItJ, Id!, lId! 8(11) Essay
8. Journey
8.1. Travelling G Extract 1 from The Beach
8.2. Modals of deduction. Past perfect Travel
8.3. Describing places G Extract 2 from The Beach
8.4. Geographical location. Describing Places Holidays
8.5. Holidays G Bondi/Portinatx beach~s places. Fixed expressions: now or never, take it or leave it, etc. page 68
8.6. Anecdote: A journey you • Two people discussing a friend's have been on travel web page
8.7. Extra Dictionary labels
8.8. Describing a place G Coast to coast G English names for famous geographical features Useful phrases: Asking for and giving directions
9. Opinions
9.1. Men and women G Men and women: survey
9.2. Reported statements and questions Stereotypes Books
9.3. Books, films and music G Men and women: survey results
9.4. Books. ed and ing Anecdote: A film you .
9.5. Seven conversations about books, adjectives Films enjoyed films and music
9.6. Extra Collocations page 76
9.7. A book review G MrNiceGuy G Word stress
9.8. Film review G Book choice G Pride and Prejudice: synopsis Useful phrases: Giving your opinion
10. Childhood
10.1. Children and parents G Children's descriptions of a mother
10.2. Defining relative clauses. Real Children Childhood
10.3. Bringing children up • Children defining things conditionals (first conditional). Indirect questions Parenting
10.4. Anecdote: An activity you G Lies, white lies . and psychologists did as a child
10.5. Phrasal verbs. Verb-noun page 88
10.6. TV interview with 'pushy parents' collocations. make and let
10.7. Letter of advice Useful phrases: Describing objects
10.8. Extra Word families G Words with silent letters
11. Age
11.1. Ageing rockers G A conversation about a Rolling Stones
11.2. Unreal conditionals (second and third Regrets
11.3. Regrets gig conditionals). Wishes and regrets Age
11.4. Dilemmas o Age G Poem: If . - from a Harley-
11.5. Adverbs of attitude and manner. Age page 96
11.6. Discussing dilemmas Davidson advert
11.7. Ageism turned me into a liar
11.8. Extra Idiomatic expressions
11.9. Story G Word stress
11.10. Conversation between a woman and a man about age G Three situations and dilemmas Useful phrases: On the telephone
12. Style
12.1. Physical description G How I get dressed
12.2. Adjective order. have something Fashion
12.3. Describing yourself • Four people talking about their
12.4. Clothes. (11) Describing a film Routines page 104
12.5. character G Extract from Come Together Verb phrases
12.6. Anecdote: Somebody • Two friends talking about a TV
12.7. Extra Exploring meanings you met for the first time programme, Ten Years Younger
12.8. Sounds and spelling recently
12.9. Morning routines
12.10. Describing a person Useful phrases: Small talk
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
