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CONTE
NTS
1
Hello everybody
!

p6

2
Meeting people

p12

3
The world of wo
rk

p20

4
Take it easy!

p28

Where do you li
ve?

p36

6
Can you speak E
nglish?

p44

7
Then and now

p52
Verb
to be

am

/
is

/
are Im from Jordan.
Hes a doctor.

p6, p9
Possessive
adjectives

my

,
your

,
his

,
her

p6, p7
Verb
to be
Questions and
negatives

Whats her first nam

e?

p12
She isnt married.

p13
Negatives and
short answers

No, she isnt

. p12
Possessive
s

Patricks daughter

p14
Present Simple

(1)
he

/
she

/
it

p20
He works 16 hours a
day

. p20
Questions and
negatives

Does he speak
French? No, he
doesnt.

p22
Present Simple

(2)
I

you

/
we

/
they I go to the gym.
We dont go out on
Wednesday evenings.
Why do you like you
r job?

p29
There is
/

are

Theres a book on
the table.

p36
How many ?
How many books ar
e there?

p36
Prepositions of
place

in front of the fire

p36
some
and
any

There are some

cups. There arent an
y saucers.

p38
this

that

,
these

,
those
This is the kitchen.
Whats in these cupb
oards?

p38

can
/
cant
I can ski really well.
She cant speak Japa
nese.

p44
was
/
were
Where were you last
night?

p46
could
I could swim when I
was five.

p46
was born
He was born in Lon
don.

p47
Past Simple

(1)
Regular verbs

She started work wh

en she was eight.

p52
Irregular verbs
His father got a job i
n London.

p54
Time
expressions
last night yesterday
morning

p55Countries

Mexico

,
Japan, Syria

p7, p8Using
a bilingual
dictionary p10Ever
yday objects
a key

,
a newspaper

p10Plural nouns
bags

,
apples

p10he family
husband

,
mother

,
uncle

p1415Opposite
adjectives
old

young

p16Food and
drink
burger and chips
tea

,
coffee

p18Verbs
help

,
make

,
serve

p24Jobs
A pilot flies planes.

p26Verbs
relax

,
get up

,
start

p29Leisure
activities

swimming

,
reading

p34Rooms
living room

,
kitchen

p36Household
goods
armchair

,
lamp

cupboard

,
washing machine

p36Whats in your
bag?
letter

,
bus ticket

,
mobile phone

p39Places

library

,
museum

p43Countries and
languages
Italy

,
Italian

p44Verbs
translate

,
check

,
laugh

p45Words that
sound the same
I

,
eye;
no

,
know

p50Verbs

earn

,
marry

,
die

p53Verbs
begin

,
leave

,
become

p54Words that go
together
drink tea or coffee

,
start school

,
orange juice

p58

Unit Gram
mar
Vocabulary
Stop and
check 1
Teachers
Book p138

3
Reading and
writing

Introducing yourse
lf p9
Listening and
speaking

he alphabet chan
t p10
Reading and
listening

An email from Am
erica p16
Reading

Seumas McSporran
the man
withtwelve jobs
p24
Listening and
speaking

Seumass day p25

Speaking

A questionnaire
how do you live? p
30

Reading and
listening

hree people talk

aboutseasons p32
Speaking

Whats your favou

rite season?
p33 Leisure activiti
es p34
Speaking and
listening

What are the differ

ences between the t
wopictures? p37
Reading and
speaking

Living in a bubble
p40
Listening and
speaking

Homes around the

world p42
Speaking

Questionnaire - wh
at can you do? p45
Reading and
speaking

Young entrepreneu
rs p48
Speaking

he year you wer

e born p54 When di
d it happen? p55
Reading and
speaking

Planes to rockets
p56Hello and
goodbye elephon
e numbers p11
How are you?
See you this
evening!

p11In a
caf Prices p18
Can I have ?

How much is it?

p19What time is
it?
Its quarter past
five. Its about six o
clock.

p27Social
expressions (1)
Im sorry.
Excuse me?

Pardon?

p35Directions 1
Is there a pharmacy
near here?
Yes, its over there.

p43On the
phone Directory En
quiries p50
Can I speak to Jo,
please?

Ill just get him.

p51Social
expressions (2)
Of course! No
problem!

p59Personal
pronouns
andpossessive
adjectives
I

,
me

,
my

WB p20Rewriting
a text WB p20An
informal letterA
letter to a
penfriend WB
p25Linking words
and

,
so

,
but

,
because

WB
p31Describing
where you live WB
p31Formal letters
1A letter of

application for a
job WB p36Writing
a paragraph
describing a
holidayWB p40

Skills work
Everyday E
nglish Writi
ng

(in the
Workbook)

4
8
How long ago?

p60

9
Food you like!

p66

10
Bigger and bette
r!

p74

11
Looking good!

p82

12
Lifes an advent
ure

p90

13
How terribly cle
ver!

p98

14
Have you ever?

p106
Past Simple

(2)
Negatives and
ago
People
didnt watch TV a
hundred years ago.

p61

Time
expressions
in 1994

,
on Saturday

,
at seven oclock

p63
Count and
uncount nouns

apples

,
apple juice

p66
Do you like ?
/
Would you like ?
Do you like
tea? Would you like
some now?

p67
a
and

some
a cake, some cake

p68
much
and
many
There isnt much mil
k. There arent many
eggs.

p69
Comparatives
and superlatives

The country is cheap

er than the city.

p74
Claridges is the mo
st expensive hotel.

p76
have got
Londons got a lot of
parks. I havent got
much money.

p75

Present
Continuous
Im wearing trousers
. Who is smiling?

p82
Whose is it?
Whose is the bike?

p84
Possessive
pronouns

mine

,
yours

,
hers

p84
going to
Im going to be a fo
otballer.

p90
Infinitive of
purpose

Im going to
Nepal to climb Moun
t Everest.

p92
Question forms
Why ?
How many ?
How much
? Which ?

p98
Adverbs and
adjectives

quick, quickly, good

, well

p100
Present Perfect
ever
and
never
Have you ever been
to Paris? Ive never
been to Egypt.

p106
yet

and
just
We havent been the
re yet. Theyve just h
ad a boat ride.

p109
Present Perfect
and Past Simple
Marias been to Tuni
s. She went there two
years ago.

p107Forming
adjectives
delicious

,
expensive

,
friendly

p63Forming
nouns
application

,
passenger

,
meeting

p63Phonetic
symbols
/fems/

p63Food and
drink
yoghurt

,
chips
cola

,
apple
juice

p66
chopsticks

p71Shops and
shopping
some eggs
some milk

p68City and
country adjectives
dirty

,
noisy
exciting

,
safe

p74City and
country nouns
wood

,
factory

p80Clothes
hat

,
coat

,
shirt

p82Describing
people
fair hair, blue eyes

p82Words that
rhyme
red

,
said

;
laugh

,
half

p88Phonetic
symbols vowels an

d diphthongs
p88ongue
twisters p88Verbs
sneeze, jump, fall

p92he weather
sunny

,
cloudy
Whats the weather
like?

p96Describing
feelings
bored

,
worried

101Past participles
cooked

,
eaten

,
made

p107At the airport

departure lounge
check in

p113

Unit Gram
mar
Vocabulary
Stop and
check 2

Teachers
Book p140
Stop and
check 3
Teachers
Book p142

Stop and
check 4
Teachers
Book p144

Tapescripts p114
Grammar
Reference p124

Word list p135