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Contents

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MODULE 1 Teen Trends..............................................................................3
MODULE 2 Standing out.............................................................................11
Culture Page 1..............................................................................................14
Songl ...................................................................................................15
MODULE 3 Broaden your mind................................................................19
MODULE 4 The power of nature..............................................................25
Culture Page 2.............................................................................................28
Song 2 ..................................................................................................29
MODULE 5 Nowadays................................................................................34
MODULE 6 Night........................................................................................42
Culture Page 3.............................................................................................45
Song 3 ..................................................................................................45
MODULE 7 Challenge .........................................................................50
MODULE 8 Have a nice trip! ..................................................
Culture Page 4............. .................................................... .....59
Song 4 ..........................................................................59

Irregular Verbs..............................................................................63
Index ..............................................................................................64
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Phonetic Alphabet
Vowels
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read
pink
bed
back
garden
bottle
boring
good
food
sun
bird
mother
name
boat

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nine
mouth
point
here
hair
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conversation = ,

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ABBREVIATIONS -
adj. = adjective =
adv. = adverb =
art. = article =
conj. = conjuction =
deter. = determiner =
ex. = expression =
excl. = exclamation =
n. - noun =
n. sing. = noun singular =
n. pi. = noun plural =
. = opposite =
pi. = plural =
prep. = preposition =
pron. = pronoun =
phr. v. = phrasal verb =
sing. = singular =
v. = verb =
f

IP Lets meet up (pages 6-7)

1.

Hows it going? (ex.) = ;

Hello, Peter! Hows it going?

2. come round /,kAm 'raund / (phr.v.) =

,
Do you want to come round my house and watch a
DVD tonight?

3.

Nothing much, (ex.) = .

"What are you doing now? Nothing much, just

reading the newspaper.

4.

Sure, why not? (ex.) = , ;

Im hungry. Lets order a pizza. Sure, why not?

5.

ring / rig / (v.) =

Lets ring Betty and tell her about the concert.

6.

come along / ,kAm a'lor) / (phr.v.) =

We're going to the new museum. Do you want to

come along?

7.

get hold of sb /,get 'haulci av / (ex.) =

Wheres your mother? I cant get hold of her.

8.

What are you up to? (ex.) = ;

What are you up to? Im reading a book."

9.1 get it. (ex.) = ./.

Can you explain what happened again? Because I
dont get it.

10.

be lost / bi 'lost / (ex.) =

My new scarfs lost. Have you seen it?

11.

What are we like? (ex.) = ;

Why cant we fix this? What are we like?

12.

fancy doing sth (ex.) = .

Do you fancy having pasta tonight?

13. That would be great, (ex.) =

./.
"Lets go to the theatre! That would be great.

14.

rarely / 'reali / (adv.) =

They rarely go to the cinema because they prefer to

watch DVDs at home.

15.

contact* / 'kDntaekt / (v.) =

Please contact me if you have any questions.

16.1

have other plans, (ex.) = .

/ have no other plans for tonight. So, we can go to

that party.

17.1

cant make it. (ex.) = .

Thanks for the invitation but I'm afraid I cant make it.

^3 Try something new (pages 8-9)

18. go snowboarding (ex.) =
( )
Theres always snow in the winter here, so we often
go snowboarding.

19.

do karate (ex.) =

Rhonda hurt her knee while she was doing karate.

20.

do aerobics (ex.) =

Mary does aerobics almost every day because she

wants to lose weight.

21.

go jogging (ex.) =

Lets go jogging! Its such a lovely day.

22. go mountain biking (ex.) =

Ron cant go mountain biking with us! He cant even

ride a bike!

23. go skysurfing (ex.) = (

)
Skysurfing is very dangerous, dont you think?

24. do athletics (ex.) =

Barry does athletics in his free time.

25. play pool (ex.) =

Dont worry! I can teach you how to play pool.

26. extreme / ik'stri:m / (adj.) = --

Derek likes trying extreme sports.

27. trick / trik / (.) =

Bob and his brother can do a lot of tricks with their
bikes.

28.

change / tfeind3 / (.) =

Wow, you cut your hair short. Thats a big change.

29. take up / ,teik Up / (phr.v.) = , (

, .)
Its not always easy to take up a new career.

30. instead / in'sted / (adv.) =

He used his credit card instead of paying in cash.

31. sound / 'saund / (v.) =

Getting a dog sounds like a good idea, so lets do it!

32. disagree / |disa'gri: / (v.) =

Don't you think that this song is great?" 7 disagree,
its horrible!"

33. mate / meit / (.) = -

Paul and Peter have been best mates since primary
school.

34.

agree / a'gri: / (v.) =

Brandon always seems to agree with us but I think

hes lying.

35.

imagine / I'msedgin / (v.) =

Can you imagine living on another planet?

36.

sky / skai / (.) =

Look at the sky! It's going to rain, isn't it?

37. trampboarding* / 'traemb^dig / (.) =

Kids love trampboarding but it seems dangerous to
me.

38.

wheel / wi:l / (.) =

A wheel is round.

39.

trampoline* / 'traempalim / (.) =

My best mate has a trampoline in his garden.

40.

air / ea(r) / (.) =

I need to go outside and get some fresh air.

41. In my opinion (ex.) =

In my opinion, Rihanna is better than Alicia Keys.

Feel the beat (pages 10-11)

42.

beat / bi:t / (.) =

This song has a strong beat.

43. hip hop / 'hip hop / (.) = (

)
Hip hop is a type of modem music.

44.

jazz / d^aez / (.) = ( )

I know a great jazz club. We can go there some time

if you like.

45.

classical / 'klaesikl / (adj.) =

My mother loves classical music, especially
Beethoven.
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46. dance / darns / (.) = (

)
Dance music is the best choice for our party.

47.

rock / rDk / (.) = ( )

My brother wants to become a rock star.

48.pop

/ pDp /(n.) = non ( )

Who's your favourite pop singer?

49. heavy metal / |hevi 'metl / (.) =

( )
Could you please turn the radio off? You know that I
hate heavy metal.

50.

Latin / 'fetin / (adj.) = ( )

Sue really likes Latin music and Latin dance, too.

51. traditional / tra'di/anl / (adj.) =

()
Not many young people like traditional music.

52.R&B

(n.X= ( )

R&B is a popular type of music.

53.

youth /ju:0/ (.) =

The new youth club offers lots of activities for its

members.

54.

stage / 'steid3 / (.) =

Every time Kate is on stage, she gets nervous.

55.

be a fan of / bi a 'fen av / (ex.) =

I'm a big fan of U2, what about you?

56. rap / raep / (v.) = ,

Does 50 Cent rap on this album?

57.

perform / pafem / (v.) =

It's the first time the band has performed on stage.

58. Its out of this world (ex.) = --,

--
Wow, this song is out of this world! Its great!

59.

bass guitar* / ,beis gi'ta:(r) / (.) =

The bass guitar is an electric guitar that plays very

low notes.

60.

be into sth (ex.) =

I'm really into jazz and I listen to it all the time.

61.

practise / 'praektis / (v.) =

Wendy plays the guitar and she practises every day.

62. acoustic guitar* / a'kuistik gi'ta:(r) / (n.) =

Ians bought a new acoustic guitar.

63.

be fond of / bi fond av / (ex.) =

My sister is really fond of old French films.

64.

compose/kam'pauz/ (v.) =

Mozart composed his last opera shortly before he

died.

65.

lyrics / 'links / (.) =

Lets download the lyrics of this song.

66.

gig / gig / (.) = ,

The band played all their new songs at the gig.

67.

thrill* / / (.) =

What a thrill! It was the best adventure of my life!

68.

studio / 'stjuidiau / (.) =

I think Mark is at the studio working on some new

songs.

69.

record / ri'csid / (v.) =

They are going to record their new song next week.

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70. enthusiastic (about) /in^juizi'aestik (a'baut) / (adj.)

=
You dont sound very enthusiastic about the idea of
camping with us.

71.

professional / pra'fe/anl / (adj.) = --

Alexs dad is a professional opera singer.

72. grow up / ,grau ' / (phr.v.) =

What do you want to do when you grow up?

73.

collection / ka'lekjn / (.) =

Teds parents have a great collection of paintings.

74.

record* / 'rekr.d / (.) =

Listen to this record and tell me your opinion.

75.

old school / 'auld sku:l / (adj.) = --

My parents have very old school ideas about

relationships.

76.

create / kri'eit / (v.) =

Walt Disney created Mickey Mouse in 1928.

77.

atmosphere / 'aetmasfia(r) / (.) =

Theres always a nice atmosphere at Donna's dinner

parties.

In fashion (pages 12-13)

78.style

/ stail / (.) =

I like your style. Where do you get your clothes from?

79.

trend / trend / (.) =

You can see all the latest trends in this magazine.

80.baggy

/ 'baegi / (adj.) = --

Baggy jeans arent fashionable any more.

81.

flared / flead / (adj.) = ( )

Flared jeans look nice on tall people.

82.

torn / tD:n / (adj.) = --

Torn trousers are too casual for me.

83.

checked / tjekt / (adj.) =

Why dont you try this checked shirt on?

84.

striped / straipt / (adj.) =

Striped T-shirts are in fashion this summer.

85.sparkly

/ 'spa.kli / (adj.) = --

She'll wear this sparkly dress to the party. She wants

to impress everyone.

86.

tight / tait / (adj.) = --, --

Joan doesnt like tight clothes. She prefers more

comfortable ones.

87.

spotted / 'spDtid / (adj.) = ,

Look at this black and white spotted dress.

88.

denim* / 'denim / (.) =

This is my new denim jacket.

89.shape

/Jeip / (.) =

This old T-shirt has lost its shape.

90.

at least / at 'li:st / (ex.) =

Can you at least help me with the dessert?

91.

a pair of / a 'pea(r) av / (ex.) =

I bought this pair of jeans. What do you think?

92.

average / 'aevaridj / (adj.) = --

The average person needs about 2000 calories

per day.

93.

sailor* / 'seila(r) / (.) =

The captain started shouting at his sailors.

94.merchant*

/ 'm3:tjant / (.) =

Venice used to be the city of merchants.

95.mine

worker* / 'main |W3:ka(r) / (.) =

My grandfather was a mine worker and he worked in

a coal mine.

96.material

/ ma'tiarial / (.) =

What material is this dress made of?

97.however

/ hau'eva(r) / (adv) = ,

Josh is a good student. However, he failed his last

English test.

98.part

/ pa:t / (.) =

The first part of the book isnt as exciting as the rest

of it.

99.rip

/ rip / (v.) =

The boy ripped his trousers on the fence.

100.copper

rivet* / 'kopa(r) |rivit / (.) =

I dont like the copper rivets on these trousers.

101.add

/aed / (v) =

Add two cups of flour and one cup of sugar and mix
them.

102.sell

/ sel / (v.) =

We offered them a good price but they wouldnt sell

the flat.

103.rebel*

/ 'rebl / (.) =

Uncle Steve was a real rebel when he was young.

104.cause*

/ ko:z / (.) =

/ think there is a cause for his strange behaviour.

105.teenager

/ 'ti:neid3a(r) / (.) = -

What can a teenager do in this city?

106.copy

/ 'kDpi / (v) =

Alisons sister copies everything she does.

107.symbol

/ simbl / (.) =

The Eiffel Tower is a symbol of Paris.

108.stonewashed

/ 'staunwpft / (adj.) =

Are you going to wear these stonewashed jeans to

the job interview?

109.fashion designer / 'fae/n d^zainair) / (n.) =

She is the fashion designer of the future.

llO.item of clothing / (aitam av 'klau5ig / (ex.) =

There is a 20% discount on some items of clothing
this week.

111.match

/ maetj / (v) =

This shirt matches your new pair of trousers.

112.casual

/ kaejual / (adj.) = --

Peter always wears casual clothes.

113.formal

/ 'fD:ml / (adj.) = --

The dinner was formal, so we had to put on our best

clothes.

114.in fashion / in 'fae/n / (ex.) =

/ have no idea whats in fashion this year.

U5.out of fashion / aut av 'fae/n / (ex.) =

Some colours never go out of fashion.

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Being a friend (pages 14-15)

116.quick-tempered / ,kwik 'tempad / (adj.) =

--
My mother is a quick-tempered woman, so I try not to
annoy her.

117.bossy

/ 'bDsi / (adj.) = --

Mark is really bossy. He is always giving orders to

people.

118.annoy

/ a'noi / (v.) =

Stop annoying me all the time. Cant you see I'm trying
to study?

119.confident / 'konfidant / (adj.) = -

Cody seems confident but he always asks for other

people's opinion.

120.nervous

/ 'n3:vas / (adj.) --

Kate has been very nervous lately. What's wrong with

her?

121.stubborn

/ 'stAban / (adj.) = --

Peter can be so stubborn sometimes. He just doesnt

change his mind.

122.selfish

/ 'selfij / (adj.) = -

You are both very selfish, you just care about

yourselves.

123.share

/ Jea(r) / (v.) =

Tony is an only child and he usually doesnt want to

share his toys with other kids.

124.fight

/ fait / (v.) =

Stop fighting with your sister, Nora.

125.outgoing / 'autgauig / (adj.) = --,

-
Ken is very outgoing and makes friends easily.

126.kind

/ kaind / (adj.) = --

Jane is a kind person and / like to be with her.

127.easy-going
)

/ ,i:zi 'gauig / (adj.) = -- (

Everyone wants to be friends with him. Hes a very

easy-going person.

128.get along (with sb) / ,get a'lDg wi5 / (phr.v.) =

You dont seem to get along with James. Dont you
like him?

129.ideal / ai'di.al / (adj.) = --

An MP3 player would be the ideal present for Kate.

130.annoying

/ a'noiig / (adj.) = --

Can you please stop complaining about everything?

Its really annoying.

131.quality* / 'kwDlati/ (.) ,

Patrick is very helpful and thats one of his best

qualities.

132.interest / 'intrast / (.) =

Billy has an interest in Art.

133.friendship

/ 'frend/ip / (.) -

Our friendship is very important to me.

134. sense of humour / ,sens av 'hju:ma(r) / (ex.) =

Nadia tells jokes all the time. She has a great sense of
humour.

135.

turn to sb/sth / 't3:n ta / (phr.v.) =

/ often turn to my brother when I have problems.

136.cheer

up / (t/iar Up / (phr.v.) = ,

Dans in a really bad mood so we should find a way to

cheer him up.
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137.make a decision / ,meik a di'sijn / (ex.) =

Lets make a decision. We dont have much time left.

138.change

ones mind (ex.) =

Don't trust Ben, he changes his mind all the time.

139.teach

/ ti:tf / (v) =

Molly Bishop teaches young children at a primary

school.

140.dance

move / 'da:ns ,mu:v / (.) =

My cousin is only 5 years old but she can do some

incredible dance moves.

141.relyonsb / n'lai Dn / (phr.v.) = ,

You can always rely on me. Never forget that.

Round-up (pages 13-14)

Workbook
142.roll*

/ raul / (v.) =

The childrens ball rolled down the hill.

143.ground*

/ graund / (.) =

Bill tripped and fell to the ground.

144.soft*

/ SDft / (adj.) = --

My mum's hands are always clean and soft.

145.fan*

/ feen / (.) =

Theres a fan in my room for very hot days.

146.blow*

/ blsu/ (v) =

The wind is blowing hard today.

Q Present Simple vs Present Progressive = /

Present Simple
Affirmative

Negative
FULL FORMS

1 walk He/She/It walks We/You/They walk

1 do not walk He/She/It does not walk We/You/They do not walk

Questions
Do 1 walk? Does he/she/it walk? Do we/you/they
walk?

Short Answers
Yes, 1 do. Yes, he/she/it does. Yes, we/you/they do.

Present Progressive
Affirmative
FULL FORMS
1 am walking He/She/It is walking We/You/They are
walking

SHORT FORMS
Im walking He/She/It's walking We/You/They're walking
Questions

Am 1 walking? Is he/she/it walking? Are we/you/they walking?

Present Simple:

.
I surf the Net every evening.
.
He lives in New York.
.
Tigers dont live in Africa.

.
The class finishes at 9 oclock.
Time Expressions
usually, always, often, etc.
every day/week, etc.

in the morning/spring, etc.

on Mondays/Monday morning, etc.
at the weekend, etc.
^ once/twice/three times, etc. a week/day, etc.
Present Progressive:
,
.
John is talking on the phone at the
moment.


.
Im staying at my cousins house these
days.

( ).
Sue is taking the train to Berlin tomorrow.
Time Expressions
now, at the moment
today, these days, this week/year, etc.
tonight, tomorrow, etc.
next week/year, etc.

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NOTE:
c>
adverbs of frequency (= ) always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely,
never, (do/does)
be.
He often stays up late at night. UJQ Terry doesnt usually wake up early.
Maria is always sad.

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Q Stative Verbs
Present Progressive.

Q>
Stative Verbs :

: hear, smell, taste, see, etc.

: love, hate, like, prefer, want, etc.

//: think, know, remember, mean, understand, etc.

: be, have (possess), cost, belong

Stative Verbs Present Progressive,

.
see (=, ) Mary is seeing her grandmother this Saturday.
think of/about (=) Im thinking of going windsurfing at the weekend.
have (=, ..., lunch, breakfast, bath, etc.) Hes having lunch now.
listen, look, watch, , stative
verbs Present Progressive.
Were watching a great documentary right now.
NOTE:

Q Comparative and Superlative Form =

comparative form ,
. comparative form than.
Liam is shorter than James.
Kathy runs faster than her brother.
superlative form ,
. superlative form the
of in.
Andy is the noisiest student in the class.
(L Mary works the hardest of all her classmates.

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Comparative Superlative Form :

-
comparative form
-er superlative form -est.
small - smaller - smallest happy - happier - happiest

comparative form more + adjective superlative form most + adjective.
expensive - more expensive - most expensive

modern - more modern - most modem

Comparative Superlative Form :

early comparative form -er
superlative form -est.
fast - faster - fastest

early - earlier - earliest

< comparative form

more + adverb superlative form most + adverb.
beautifully - more beautifully - most beautifully
Irregular Comparatives and Suoerlatives
POSITIVE FORM

good/well
bad/badly
little
far
many/much

COMPARATIVE FORM

better
worse
less
farther/further
more

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G>
Other forms of comparison =
less + adjective/adverb + than =
Fiona writes less clearly than her sister.

the least + adjective/adverb + of/in = // ...

Geography is less interesting than History, but Maths is the least interesting subject of all.

as + adjective/adverb + as = ...

Kelly runs as fast as Sheila.

Fiona cooks as badly as her sister.

not as + adjective/adverb + as = ...

Kelly isn't as tall as Sheila.

 Some - Any - No - Every

some, any, no countable nouns
uncountable nouns.
some:

. There are some children in the park.

There is some water in the bottle.

, . Would you like some orange juice?

Can I have some water, please?

any:

. Is there any water in the bottle?

. There aren't any children in the park.

no:
, (= not any).
Theres no water in the bottle. (= There isn't any water in the bottle).
Q,
every countable nouns .
He knows every student in the school.
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Q Compounds (= ) some, any, no every

Q>
SOME
People

someone somebody

Things

something

Places

somewhere

compounds
.
Someone is following me.
compounds
some, no every
.
Everybody loves hanging out with Mark.

Q>

 compounds any .
There isnt anyone in the house.
Is there anyone in the house?

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Past Simple =

Q>
Affirmative

Negative
FULL FORMS
I/He/She/It t , We/You/They dld not Phone/come

phoned/came We/You/They
Questions

Short Answers

^ . I/he/she/it . , Did , ... phone/come? we/you/they

l/he/she/it Yes, , ... did. we/you/they

Past Simple:

.
We visited the British Museum two years ago.
.
I often ate junk food when I was a teenager.
, , .
Yesterday, I got back home from work, had dinner
and went to bed.
Time Expressions
yesterday, in 1980, etc.
two hours ago, five years
ago, etc.
last night/week/Sunday/
March, etc.

W
O The verb used to = To used to
Affirmative
I/He/She/It . , i/ /w /-ru used to play We/You/They

Negative
K

I/He/She/It i., /w /-ru didn t use to play We/You/They

K3

 To used to
, . ..
+ . did didnt .
We used to go skateboarding every afternoon when we were young. (We dont go now).

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Activities

A. Complete the following sentences using the verbs in the box.

1. Elen
take coming goes matches disagrees does grows annoying
karate three times a week.
_up skysurfing. She loves extreme sports.
_your new shoes, Paula.
2.

Laura wants to_

3.

This sparkly top really .

4.

Lukas strongly_

5.

Steve is_

with Colin about the changes to the school gym.

6.

Stop running around, Tracy. Youre .

7.

When Philip_

8.

Mark_

round tonight. Will you be at home?

_your brother.
up, he wants to study History.
mountain hiking with his friends every weekend.
c. Stonewashed
c. atmosphere
_right now.

c. air
B.

Choose a, b or c to complete the sentences.

1 ._denim is out of fashion this year..

a. Checked

2.

Sandra has a great_of humour.

a. item

3.

b. shape

b. material

The group is recording their new songs in the_

a. studio

5.

b. pair

a. in

c. style

Laurie is very_tonight; she's going on stage for the first time.

a. nervous

7.

b. gig

Kim bought a new_of flared jeans.

a. fan

6.

c. sense

Alison wants to make a dress so she bought some_.

a. lyrics

4.

b. Bossy

b. stubborn

c. selfish

Ken is really_hip hop music. In fact, he is a rapper in a band.

b. out of

c. into

C.

Match 1-6 with a-f.

1.

We're going to the Tiger's game. Do you want to come along?

2.

Hi, Tyler. What are you up to?

3.

Hey, what do you think of my new MP3 player?

4.

Oh no, I left my jacket at home!

5.

How's it going?

6.

Do you want me to explain the activity again?

a.

I'm writing the lyrics for a new song.

b.

No, it's OK. I get it now.

c.

Again? What are you like?

d.

Sorry, I have other plans.

e.

It's out of this world!

f.

Fine. How about you?

D. Circle the correct words.

1. Let's copy / ring / perform Joe to ask him out to the cinema.
2.1 like Lisa a lot, but sometimes she can be really fond / confident / annoying.
3.

Barbara's Dad is a tight / professional / selfish dancer. That's why he dances so well.

4.

Sonia always wears the latest trends / tricks / changes.

5.

Whenever I need some advice, I turn on / to / for my best friend.

6.

Harry and Debora have the average / ideal / formal house for having a party.

7.

Gary's brother is very outgoing / stubborn / quick-tempered. Hes friends with everyone,

mio

--

Standingowt --*

Landmarks (pages 18-19)

1.

landmark / 'laendma:k / (.) =

Jordan has visited many famous landmarks around

the world.
2. temple / 'tempi / (.) =
The Temple of Heaven is in China.
3.

pyramid / 'piramid / (.) =

Have you ever heard of the Great Pyramid of Giza?

4.

build / bild / (v.) =

They are going to build a new opera house in the city.

5.

tower / 'taua(r) / (.) =

The princess was locked in a high tower.

6.

Houses of Parliament* / ,hauziz av 'pa.lamant /

(.) = ,
Our hotel was close to the Houses of Parliament.
7.

bell / bel / (.) =

Listen! Can you hear the bells?

8. weigh / wei / (v.) =
How much does the baby weigh?
9.

tonne (t) / tAn / (.) =

An elephant weighs about four tonnes.

10.

canyon / 'kaenjan / (.) =

The Grand Canyon always impresses its visitors.

11.

kilometre (km) / 'kilami:ta(r) / (.) =

( )
How many kilometres away is this place?
12.

deep / di:p / (adj.) = --

The swimming pool is deep, so be careful.

13.

national park / ,nasjnal 'pa:k / (ex.) =

,
The Serengeti is a famous National Park in Tanzania.
14. run through / , '0ru: / (phr.v.) =
The river runs through the town.
15.

structure / 'strAktJa(r) / (.) =

The castle is one of the most interesting structures of

the city.
metre (m) / 'mi:ta(r) / (.) = (
)
16.

Rons sister came second in the 200 metre race.

17. stretch* / stretj / (v.) = ,
The road stretches for as long as you can see.
18. distance / 'distans / (.) =
Whats the distance between Birmingham and
London?
19. across / a'kros / (adv.) =
Bill jogs across the park every morning.
20.following* / folauig / (adj.) = --
Which of the following is not true?
21.

fact /faskt / (.) = ,

There is water on the Moon and thats a fact.

man-made / 'maen meid / (adj.) = --
, --
22.

We visited a man-made lake in the North of the

country.
23.standout / ,stdend 'aut / (phr.v.) =
Whats the name of the building that stands out?
24. skyscraper / 'skaiskreipa(r) / (.) =
There are lots of skyscrapers in New York.

25.

jungle / 'djAggl / (.) =

A lot of animals live in the jungle.

26.

waterfall (=falls) / 'wD:tafD:l / (.) =

There is a small waterfall deeper into the forest.

27.

drop* / drop / (v.) =

The waterfall drops into a small lake.

28.

mist* / mist / (.) =

The hills were lost in the morning mist.

29.

length / ^ / (.) =

Her hair is medium-length.

30.

centimetre (cm) / 'sentimi:ta(r) / (.) =

There are 100 centimetres in a metre.

31.

weight / weit / (.) =

Donna wants to lose some weight.

32.

gram (g) / graem / (.) =

How many grams of cheese did you buy?

33.

kilo (kilogram) (kg) /'ki:lau - 'kilagraem (.) =

My dog weighs 10 kilograms.

34.

liquid / 'likwid / (.) =

Water is a liquid.

35.

millilitre (ml) / 'mililiitair) / (.) =

A millilitre is a unit measuring liquids.

36.

litre (1) / 'li:ta(r) / (.) =

This is a 1 litre bottle.

37.height

/ hait / (.) =

Steve and Martin are about the same height.

38.

greeting* / 'griitig / (.) =

Uncle Jim sent us a greeting card from New York.

39.

gladiator* / 'glaedieita(r) / (.) =

Ive recently read a book about gladiators in ancient

Rome.
(^5 A

new look (pages 20-21)

40. extensions / ik'stenjnz / (n.pl.) =

I dont think extensions suit her.

41.bob

/ bDb / (.) =

Marias sister has a bob.

42.

highlights / 'hailaits / (n.pl.) =

Id like to have some highlights for the summer.

43. permed hair / ,p3:md 'hea(r) / (ex.) =

Have you got permed hair?

44.

dyed hair / ,daid 'hea(r) / (ex.) =

Brenda is only 14 years old and she has dyed hair.

45. dreadlocks / 'dredloks / (n. pi.) =

,
Look at that boys dreadlocks. Theyre great.

46. buzz cut / 'bAZ CAt / (ex.) = ,

Why on earth did you get a buzz cut?

47.

tie / tai / (v.) =

Tie your shoelaces, otherwise youll fall down.

48.

ponytail / 'pauniteil / (.) =

Sue likes her hair in a ponytail.

49.

appointment / a'pDintmant / (.) =

Bill has an appointment with the dentist tonight so

he cant come to the match.

50.

totally / tautali / (adv.) =

And now something totally new.

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51.

hairstyle / 'heastail / (.) =

Do you like my new hairstyle?

52.

You know what? (ex.) = ();

You know what? / don't want to come with you. I'll

stay at home.

53. pretty / 'priti / (adj.) = --,

--
Fay looks so pretty tonight.

54.

Are you kidding? (ex.) = ;

Are you kidding? Of course I want another piece of

cake.

55.

perm / p3:m / (.) =

Your hair is wavy, you dont need a perm.

56. Are you serious? (ex.) = -;

;
What? You won a trip to Egypt? Are you serious?

57.

suit / su:t / (v.) =

Does this colour suit me?

58.

dye / dai / (v.) =

She asked me to dye her hair but I refused because I

had no idea how to do it.

59.

Forget it! (ex.) = !

I wont do it! Forget it!

60.

already / oil'redi / (adv.) =

Mr Perks has an appointment at 4, but hes already

here.

61.

make up ones mind (ex.) =

Shes made up her mind. Shes going to buy the red

car.

62.

regret / ri'gret / (v.) =

Jane regretted not visiting the Empire State Building

while in New York.

63.

as soon as / az 'su:n az / (adv.) =

Ill tell you all about the concert as soon as I get

home.

64.

keep / ki:p / (v.) = ,

Keep your jacket on, its cold in here.

65.

Youre right there, (ex.) =

This house isnt suitable for us." You're right there.

66.

Im pulling your leg! (ex.) =

Dont take Tim seriously! Hes just pulling your leg!

67.

wig / wig / (.) =

Oscar wore a green wig to the fancy dress party.

68. trim / trim / (.) = ,

I don't want any big change, just a trim.

69.

glad / glaed / (adj.) = --

We're so glad that you are here with us.

70.

joke / djauk / (v.) =

Peter is laughing and joking with his friends.

71.

play a joke on sb (ex.) =

Kate always plays jokes on other people.

Art attack (pages 22-23)

72.

occupation* / |Dkju'peiJn / (.) =

Whats your dad's occupation?

73. city council / 'siti ,kaunsl / (ex.) =

Hes a member of the city council.

74.

graffiti / gra'fi:ti / (.) =

Some people believe that graffiti is art.

75. receive / ri'sirv / (v.) =
Did you receive my e-mail yesterday?
76. complain / kam'plein / (v.) =
Sally complains about everything!
77.cleanup / |kli:n'Ap / (phr.v.) =
The volunteers are cleaning up the beach today.
78.

campaign / kaem'pein / (.) =

A good advertising campaign will increase our sales.

79.

provide /pra'vaid/ (v.) =

Our company provides hospitals with necessary

equipment.
80. encourage / in'kAridj / (v.) =
Teachers should encourage students to express their
own ideas.
81.

ruin / 'rum / (v.) =

Our plans for a picnic were completely ruined by the

rain.

public place / ,pAblik 'pleis / (.) =

82.

Smoking is forbidden in public places.

at the same time (ex.) = ,

83.

I cant do two things at the same time.

84.

express / ik'spres / (v.) =

When I dance, I feel that I can express myself.

85.

themselves* / 5am'selvz / (pron.) =

The children are enjoying themselves.

86.

tag* / taeg / (.) =

Hes a graffiti artist and has created his own tag.

87. spray* / sprei / (v.) =

Helen sprayed water on her plants.

88.bombing*

/ 'bDinig / (v.) = (.)

I dont mind a bit of graffiti, but bombing is too much.

89.

get into trouble (ex.) =

The two teenagers got into trouble when they broke

the windows of the building.
90.

loads of (ex.) = --,

Theres loads of work to do today, so dont waste any

time.
91.

authorities / D:'0Dratiz / (n.pl.) =

The authorities will decide what will happen with the

park.
92 .

let / let / (v.) =

Why don't you just let her do what she wants?

93.

wildstyle* / 'waildstail / (adj.) = -- (.)

I want to do a wildstyle piece on my bedroom wall.

94. piece / pi:s / (.) =
Write your name on a piece of paper.

complicated* / 'komplikeitid / (adj.) =

--
95.

The film is too complicated for me. I dont

understand it.
96.

culture / 'kAltJa(r) / (.) =

Lucy wants to learn more about Japanese culture.

97.

continue / kan'tinju: / (v.) =

The bazaar continues until the end of this month.

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98.

eventually / I'vent/uali / (adv.) =

Did Mark eventually go to Susannes party?

99.

realise / 'ri:alaiz / (v.) =

Do you realise how serious the problem is?

100.

urban* / '3:ban / (adj.) = --

Urban life can be really tough at times.

101.successful

/ sak'sesfl / (adj.) = --

It was a successful effort and the athlete won a gold

medal.

102.

work of art (ex.) =

There are works of art from different artists in the

museum.

103.

odd / Dd / (adj.) = --, --

Theres something odd about that place, but Im not

sure what.

104.

exhibition / ^ksi'bi/n / (.) =

Have you seen the new exhibition?

105.

explain / ik'splein / (v.) =

Explain to us the rules of the game.

106.

react / ri'aekt / (v.) =

How did Ben react to the news?

107.

allow / a'lau / (v.) =

Our son is not allowed to stay out late.

108.

suggest / safest / (v.) =

What do you suggest we do?

Famous faces (pages 24-25)

109.

recipe / 'resapi / (.) =

Youve got to try this recipe. Its delicious.

110.

make a difference (ex.) =

This restaurant really makes a difference.

111.

pub* / pAb / (.) = ( )

There are lots of nice pubs in London.

112.

catering* / 'keitarig / (.) =

Normans brother has a small catering business.

113.

college / kblidj / (.) =

If I pass my exams, Ill go to college.

114.

notice / 'nautis / (v.) = ,

Did you notice Marias new hairstyle?

115.

naked* / 'neikid / (adj.) =

A naked man is sleeping under that tree!

116.

success / sak'ses / (.) =

We are all very happy with your success.

117.

cookbook / 'kukbuk / (.) =

I've tried most of the recipes in this cookbook and

they're all great.

118.best-seller
--

/ best 'sela(r) / (.) = ,

Most of Stephen King's books are best-sellers.

119. prime minister / ,-aim 'minista(r) / (n.) =

The Prime Minister lives at 10 Downing Street.

120.simple

/'simpl/ (adj.) = --

This is a simple exercise to do.

121.

creation / kri'eijn / (.) =

Our teacher told us a myth about the creation of the

world.

122.

turn into / ,t3:n 'inta / (phr.v.) =

I want to turn the basement into a studio.

123.

preparation / (prepa'rei/n / (.) =

Party preparations are usually long and tiring.

124.

chore / tja.(r) / (.) =

Washing the dishes is a boring chore, but somebody

has to do it.

125.

introduce / ,intra'dju:s / (v.) =

The college is introducing a new range of courses.

126.

improve / im'pru-.v / (v.) =

Tom wants to improve at school but he doesnt make

any effort.

127.

get rid of / get 'rid av / (phr.v.) =

I want to get rid of my old clothes. Do you know how?

128.serve

/ S3:v / (v.) =

What time do you serve breakfast?

129.

task / ta:sk / (.) = ,

Painting the house was no easy task.

130.

improvement / im'pru:vmant / (.) =

There hasnt been an improvement in grandpas

condition.

131.

inform / in'faim / (v.) =

Now, let me inform you about the situation.

132.

community / ka'mjurnati / (.) =

The local community decided to do something about

the pollution.

133. hopefully / 'haupfali / (adv.) = ,

Hopefully well be at the cinema on time.

134.

spread / spred/ (v.) = ,

Measures should be taken otherwise the flu will

spread to other countries, too.

135.

advertisement / ad'v3:tismant / (.) =

I saw an interesting advertisement in the local

newspaper.

136.

celebration / |Seli'breiJn / (.) =

Theres going to be a big New Year celebration.

137. achievement / a'tji:vmant / (.) = ,

Reaching the North Pole was a remarkable

achievement.

138.

argument / 'aigjumant / (.) = ,

My brothers had a huge argument after dinner.

139.

solo* / 'saulau / (adj.) =

Gordan Gano left the band and became a solo artist.

Workbook (pages 21-22)

140.

oven* / !Avn / (.) =

Ive just put the cake into the oven.

141.

architecture* / 'a-.kitektja(r) / (.) =

Maria is studying architecture in Italy.

142.

rest* / rest / (.) = --

What should we do with the rest of the books?

143.

impressive* / im'presiv / (adj.) = --

This ring is very impressive.

144.

bomb* / bom / (.) =

In 1687 a bomb destroyed part of the Acropolis in

Athens.

145.

study* / 'stAdi / (.) =

Simon is in his study, preparing for the exam.

146.

facade* / fa'sa:d / (.) =

The facade of the building is red and white.

The place to go (pages 26-27)

147.

university / |ju:m'v3:sati / (.) =

What are you planning to do when you finish

university?

148.

cathedral / ks'0i:drsl / (.) =

Lets meet outside the cathedral in half an hour.

149. ancient ruins / jem/ant 'ruunz/ (ex.) =

We should visit the ancient ruins of the city.

150.

palace / 'pastas / (.) =

I havent seen Buckingham Palace in London.

151.

square / skwea(r) / (.) =

Theres a big square near my house, where we often

hang out with my friends.

152.

statue / 'staet/u: / (.) =

The Statue of Liberty is in New York.

153.

bicycle lane / 'baisikl |lein / (.) =

Amsterdam has got lots of bicycle lanes.

154.bridge

/ bridj / (.) =

Wheres the nearest bridge across the river?

155.

impressive / im'presiv / (v.) = --

I find Dalis paintings quite impressive.

156.

divide* / di'vaid / (v.) = ,

Can you divide this pie into four pieces?

157.

attractive / a'traektiv / (adj.) = --

Rome is such an attractive city.

158. holiday destination / 'hotadei |desti'neij an / (ex.) =

Have you chosen a holiday destination yet?

159.

be worth / bi 'w3:0 / (ex.) =

It's really worth visiting new countries.

160.

well-known / wel 'naun / (adj.) = --

Jim Carrey's a well-known actor. Dont you know him?

161.

historic / hi'stDrik / (adj.) = --

We should take care of our historic buildings.

162. attraction / a'traek/n / (.) =

(),
The Louvre is a major tourist attraction.

163.

such as / |SAtJ 'az/ (ex.) =

Id like to try an extreme sport, such as bungee

jumping.

164.

fascinating / 'faesineitig / (adj.) = --

The view from our room is fascinating.

165.

attract / a'traekt / (v.) = _

The Natural History Museum attracts many tourists

every summer.

166.

dull / dAl / (adj.) = --

What a dull morning! Lets do something!

167.

along / a'k>g / (prep.) =

We walked along the river and enjoyed the countryside.

168.

avenue / 'aevanju: / (.) =

This avenue is full of trees.

169.

cosy / 'kauzi / (adj.) = ,

My sister and I share a cosy, little room.

170.

as for / az fa(r) / (ex.) = ,

/4s for the damages, we're not responsible.

171.

entertainment / |enta'teinmant / (.) =

There will be live entertainment at the party.

172.

unforgettable / ,Anfa'getabl / (adj.) = --

The trip to the top of the mountain was unforgettable.

Round-up (pages 24-25)

Workbook_
173.menu*

/ 'menju: / (.) = ,

Whats on the menu tonight?

Culture page 1 (page 29)_

174. mega* / 'mega / (adj.) = , The typewriter was a mega invention.
175. human* / 'hju:man / (adj.) = --
Ive just read a text about human rights.
176.

object* / 'obd3ikt / (.) =

Jason saw a strange object that looked like a small

boat.

sir* / S3:(r) / (.) = , (,

)
177.

/ would like to introduce you to Sir Thomas Huxley.

178.

plant* / pla:nt / (.) =

We've got lots of different plants in our garden.

179.

natural history* / ,naetjral 'histri / (ex.) =


Unfortunately, we didn't have the time to visit the
Natural History Museum in London.
180.

court* / kxt / (.) =

Luke went through the door into a large open court.

181. covered* / 'kAvad / (adj.) = --
Theres a covered area here where we can be
protected by the rain.
182.

admission* / ad'mijn / (.) =

Is admission to the museum free or do we have to

pay?
183. establish* / I'staebliJ / (v.) =
When was this company established?
184. empress* / 'empras / (.) =
Cleopatra was a famous empress of Egypt.
185. altogether* / p:lta'ge8a(r) / (adv.) =
There are three new European films in the festival
altogether.

including* / in'klu:dir] / (prep.) =

,
186.

Five people were injured, including a child.

187. emperor* / 'empara(r) / (.) =
Who was the first Roman emperor?
188. located* / lau'keitid / (adj.) =
The offices are located in the city centre.
189.

heart* / ha:t / (.) =

Our hotel is in the heart of Chicago.

190. antique* /aen'ti:k / (adj.) =
This shop sells antique furniture.
191.

weapon* / 'wepan / (.) =

My brother has read a lot about weapon technology.

192.

armour* /' a:ma(r) / (.) -

These are pictures of ancient Greek armour and

helmets.
193. personal* / 'p3:sanl / (adj.) = --
This Is a personal matter so please stay out of it.
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Song 1 (page 30)

194.

trust* / trASt / (v.) =

Fay is very difficult. She doesnt trust people easily.

195.

run (the world)* (ex.) = ( )

Everybody Wants to Run the World" is a popular

song.

196. get on* / ,get bn / (phr.v.) - ,

How do you get on with your boss?

197. DIY* (.) = (

)
is there a DIY shop in this town?

198.

fame* / feim / (.) =

Some people would do anything for fame.

199.

power* / 'pau3(r) / (.) =

Spiderman has special powers.

Q Relative pronouns/adverb = /
Relative pronouns ( ) who, which, that, whose Relative adverb
( ) where (relative clauses),
.
To who .
Ben is the person who gave me this comic.
Alexander Graham Bell is the scientist who invented the telephone.
To which , .
Have you seen the cake which I prepared for Jane?

Lions are animals which live in Africa.

To that , , .
who which.
Here are the shoes that I bought last week.
Fred Mills is the student that won the competition.
To whose possessive adjectives.
.
Picasso was a painter whose paintings are really interesting.
To where .
This is the building where I used to live as a child.
NOTE:
: The boy whois riding the red bike is my cousin.
The man that you meCpkf) at the restaurant is my husband.
who, which that
, .
,, , , . , Heres the mobile which/that I bought last week.

,, ,

Here s the mobile. I bought it last week. .. , .. ... .. , . .

6

Here s the mobile I bought last week.

q To whose where that.

_________

15*1

Conditional Sentences Type 1 =

Conditional Sentences Type 1 .

Conditional Sentences if-clause () main clause ().

if-clause main clause, .
If you come round this afternoon, Ill give you your book back.
I'll give you your book back if you come round this afternoon.
if-clause

main clause
Future Will
well order a pizza.

If + Present Simple
If you are hungry,

Modal Verbs (may, might, can, must, should)

we can make a salad.
Imperative

make a sandwich.

NOTE:

Q>
unless if...not.
Well play football tomorrow unless it rains. (=WeH play football tomorrow if it doesnt rain.)

Q Time Clauses (Present - Future) = (-)

time clauses main clause ( ).
when, after, before, as soon as, until, etc.
, time clause Present Simple main clause
Future Will. To will time clause.

Time clause*
/4s soon as 1 arrive,
Before 1 leave,

Main clauses
Ill call you.
Ill help you with the dishes.

NOTE:
G>
n time clause main clause ,
main clause time clause .
He will go out after he finishes his homework.
both (= / ):

,
.
Tracy and Carla are from Brazil.
Both of them live in Rio.
They both live in Rio.

CD
all (= - -):

,

.

Jane and her parents like skiing.

They all like skiing. All of them like skiing.
NOTE:

<2
both all of + /.
,
be.
All/Both (of) my classmates can speak French. My classmates can all/both speak French.
All/Both of them can speak French.

They are all/both fluent in French. _^

mi6
I

neither
(= , ):

,

.
Fred and Ginger are lazy.
Neither of them exercises/exercise.
none (= ):

,

.
My friends and I are travelling to London next
week. None of us has/have ever been to
Great Britain before.
neither none of + /.
Neither/None of the children like meat.
Neither/None of them like meat.
either (= ):
.
of + /.

A: Tea or coffee?
B: Either is OK.

A: Who are those two girls?

B: I don't know either of them.

Q>
<b)
Q Clauses of Result =
Clauses of Result so... that such... that
(= ... ).
The dress was so expensive that Ann couldnt afford it.
It was such a beautiful day yesterday that we went for a swim.
Oi clauses of result :
so + adjective/adverb + that
The lesson was so interesting that everybody paid attention.
She runs so fast that she has never lost a race.
such + a/an + (adjective) + singular countable noun + that
She is such a fast runner that she has never lost a race.
such + (adjective) + uncountable/plural countable noun + that
The teacher asked such difficult questions that the students couldn't answer them.

NOTE:
To that .
She runs so fast (that) she has never lost a race.

Activities
-mm-
A. Write the words under the correct heading.
bob
tonne
BUILDINGS
MEASUREMENTS

temple
centimetre

B. Choose the best answer.

1.

So, which skirt are you going to buy?

a.

I can't make up my mind.

b.

Forget it!

2. You met the Prime Minister at the concert? Are you

serious?
a.

It doesnt make a difference.

b.

Im pulling your leg.

3.

My dad's book became a best-seller.

a.

Are you kidding?

b.

You're right there.

4.

You know what? Jane's extensions look horrible!

a.

Youre right there.

b.

Are you serious?

5. I've got loads of homework for tomorrow. Will you help

me finish it?
a.

Forget it!

b.

I don't want to get into trouble.

C. Rewrite the sentences using the verbs given.

1. Tims parents do not let him stay out late.
(allow)_
2. Sandy decided to change the colour of her hair to red.
(dye)_
3.1 hope that you will not change your mind about
buying that house.
(regret).
4. The city council are trying to make life in the city
better.
(improve)_
5.

Don't you think that Stacey's highlights make her look

more attractive?
(suit)_

6.

The statue in the central square is the most impressive

landmark of the city.
(stand out)_
7. This baby elephant is about 120 kilos,
(weigh)_
D. Match the words 1-6 with their definitions a-f.
1.

recipe

2.

occupation

3.

university

4.

dull

5.

fascinating

6.cosy
a.

job

b.

boring, not Interesting or exciting

c.

very interesting and/or attractive

d.

a place where you can study to get higher education

e.

warm, friendly and comfortable

f.

cooking instructions

W18

Consonants
/p/
/b/
/t/
/d/
/k/
/g/
A//
#3/
/f /
N

//
//
/s/
/z/

pet
book
table
dark
corner
guitar
chair
sausage
foot
very
three
there
sad
was

///
/ 3/
/h/
/m/
/n/
/v
/l/
/
/]/
/w/

sugar
television
hat
man
thin
thing
lake
room
yellow
west

Negative
SHORT FORMS j
1 dont walk He/She/It doesnt walk We/You/They dont
walk

rt Answers
No, 1 don't. No, he/she/it doesnt. No, we/you/they dont.

Negative
FULL FORMS

SHORT FORMS

1 am not walking He/She/It is not walking We/You/They Im not walking He/She/It isnt walking We/You/They arent
are not walking
walking
SEIort Answers
Yes, 1 am. Yes, he/she/it is. Yes, we/you/they are.

No, Im not. No, he/she/it isnt. No, we/you/they aren't.

SUPERLATIVE FORM {

best
worst
least
farthest/furthest
most

ANY

NO

anyone anybody

no one nobody

anything

nothing

anywhere

nowhere

Negative
SHORT FORMS
' I/He/She/It We/You/They didn t phone/come

rt Answers
l/he/she/it No, . ... didn t. we/you/they

Questions ]
. l/he/she/it , Did . ... use to play? we/you/they

gram
tower

skyscraper ponytail wig

kilo palace dreadlocks

EVERY

everyone everybody

everything
everywhere

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trim litre