bits) le Eitan me caCin veal) Intermediate Student's BookCONTENTS LANGUAGE INPUT > 2 Get happy! ti CUE Toe EEO * Auta verbs Whats in a word? Social expressions Di Weawonderfil weelat Alor, Ptsotpets and mearing “Rye al [Naming the tenses Spelling and pronunciation Take care! Present as, Present Perfect p7 Word formation You must be joking! wand negatives ‘Words that go together ps What di you do lastnight? Keeping vocabulary records Cows dott meat. pF pio short answers es did p8 Present tenses ‘Sport and leisure ‘Numbers and dates Present Simple play football ‘Money, fractions, ‘es she workin a bank? ps go shing decimals, percents, Present Continuous do aerobics p20 dats, phone numbers 1s he working in France at the moment? pls ‘Simple or continuous? ‘She usally drives work, but today she ot driving She's walking, p17 Present passive We are paid withthe money people give. Children are being treated with a new Kind of medicine. pl8 pal asl est mses "Atend itor hing opis 5 Telling tales Fassel al Gaines po Wi id ou think of me ie dated ag eos eal Hee nghng hen hes the baby. Cigars kal bring! Ea papas fala urge al Spe and ast Perec ile Foren Tl gh aioe, Wg ad ohare p24 nasa "Lael to Aunt twin by fm emsaway RIE 7 ing theright thing Modslyerta(})~ebllptonand Nationally wot Regu and oes D4 Doingthexightthing oT teen denpee “Other hake gc be laved Sa tees etou Caden hae ops chee Cottlsdsece” Gantt Tamnsay ere Pao he ren Perc fi Wer allel enc pal ty” Tans p86 Sal. 7 We sl ve ra cg You mttaer we 83 Pais The year Tiavaling ound B 5 On the move ae aes Tene eae: 8 ‘Tm going to buy some. sunshine Requests ina hotel pS Tilgetatoaf. p38 Present Continuous We're playing tennis this afternoon. p39 Thesunts shining, pa WP 6 just love it! pis RE) ‘Questions with like ‘Whar’ she like? What does she ook like? What does she ike doing? p7 Verb patterns Tenjoyed meeting your fiends. just wanted 032) thank you You made me fel welcome, p9 er Describing food, towns, ‘and people fresh polluted Sophisticated p52 allocations “fs food Fistorc towns elderly people p52 Signs and sounds ry lan only Jus looking thanks. P53SKILLS DEVELOPMENT Pn A PEIN DO “Wonders of the modern world’ Information gap~a UN Goodwill My wonders three generations Correcting mistakes (1) - finding ‘amazing technological and ‘Ambassador p9 ‘give their ideas about the and correcting language mistakes scientific achievements p10 Discussion ~ what's the most ‘wonders of the modem world in an informal leter 103 {important invention? p12 plz ‘The down doctor —awoman Discussion ~what makes people Sports three people talk about Lettersand emails pl08 describes the job she loves pl8_ happy? pl ther free time activities p21 Tin princi wee lmnop A gmaing Boos nd isp ak Aww) Fe lives of Pablo Picasso and thing happened!” p25 about ther favourite books Emest Hemingway (igsew) p26 Describinga book or film you and films p28 pes ‘A world guide to good manners’'~ Talking about rules and. Come round to my place For and against pl08 hhow to behave abroad. p34 regulations p32 entertaining friends in three Roleplay ~ starting a new job slferent countries p36 pS Discussion - what advice would ‘you give a foreign visitor? BM [My kind ofhaiay a eave agent Arranging io meat pa Avweather forecast pit Making servation p10 | Milks shout herotdae pid Discusion = your el holiday pe ‘Global pz — the boy ofthe Talking about popular food and New York and London ~ ‘design () pio orld favourite food p30 Popular place tocat p30 “An Engh couple alk about Dieusion™= restaurants cides ving New Yrs an od eopeyouknow pS?” Amica ges is tnpesons “tlving in London (ipsa) 2Ci Bp 7 The world of work st LANGUAGE INPUT CE Present Perfect Present Perfect versus Past Simple ve worked there for five years worked forthe BBC. p53 Present Perfect passive Tso Spanish novelists have bees awarded the Nobel Prize for literature, p57 POTN Phrasal verbs Literal or idiomatic? ‘She looked out ofthe window. ook out! p60 Separable or inseparable? ern on turn it on p60 SEs ‘On the phone (Gan Hake a message? Would you like ro hold? pol Wp 8 Just imagine! Base and strong adjectives “Making suggestions Ft etndiina food etic tate Soppeat 6: If Lsce Anna, PM tel her. p63 tired exhausted p68 ‘Wity don’t you ask your second cool Maing ses pore ifthe mon Tt buy an idan. vr a yo ley wonder 8 ‘ibe lanes When we ge here wel give you a el po ; ‘Modal verbs) probity Ghana dco Fapsiagand diagong Bp 9 Relationships Smee aa ea veiahe a = ‘She can’t be very old. sociable ‘Neither do I! p77 Shemp belive 07 Saying 975 suse on cpl are cp ee enh ne Fadl hee isin Se mut hve en on Roe. 973 Stop and Chet ; Present Perfet Continuous Compound nouns xpesing quenty > 10 Obsessions Prost Pate Spi erm Contaaous perp Trow mis cof de pr ‘A Manchester teenager has received a ‘movie star p84 ‘you drink? phone bill for over £430. Pve been texting my frends all daylong. prs Questions and answers Hove long have you been learning English? p78 ‘Time expressions ‘She's en ving in Pars since she gor ‘married. p80 Thats too much! p&s fp 11 Tell me about it! Indirect questions ‘Verbs and nouns that go Informal English isonet me ees a pas Tdon't know what time the banks close. whistle a tune break for lunch? pas Tick an ice-cream p93 Whats up? p93 ue en “oe Tre cin efron eet ue peg eee tes De Lies greatevenst REID Me rgsencets Soe po ‘She said that shey were married. p95 get engaged Excuse me! p101 Reported questions Juneral p98 ‘He asked me how I knew ther. p95 Reported requestseommands He told them 10 stop making a noise, asked them to stop making a noise. pr Tapescripts pi20 Grammar Reference 13+ Pairwork activities pisiPn ‘Dream jabs’ three people escrbe thie jobs Gigsav) p38 ‘Who wants to bea millionaire? — shat it's realy Hike to sein the lottery pbs SKILLS DEVELOPMENT SL Discussion — what’ in the news today! p57 Roleplay + interviewing someone aul thes dream jb p38 Discussion — what would you do with £5 million? pos Diseussion ~ that charities ‘ould you support? pos PINS CO ‘The busy life ofa retired man —a ‘man tals to his granddaughter about life since retirement pl Alletter of application p12 Song "Who Wants to Bea Millionaire?” p66 ‘Three charities ~ who they are and what they do. p68 ‘Anarrative 2) pig Family matters — two points of ‘ew on a family relation pa “Famous for not being famous’ — Dennis Woodruff, Fiollywood ‘movie star p82 ‘Who's who in the family? p71 (Quiz ~ hat type of person are you! p76 Discusslon — what size isthe perfect family? p77 Exchanging information about ‘major lie events p81 Comparing information about ‘oo collectors p&i Brothers and sisters — two people ‘A description (2) pli6 talk about thle families p77 Collectors ~ two people tale ‘about their unusual collections Gigsaw) Bt ‘Writing a biogsaphy pll7 ‘How well do you know your ‘world? You ask... we ansier!” p90 Information gap — Finding out shout Madonna p87 Stories of forgetfulness p92 The forgetful generation — ‘Words that join ideas p11 ‘radio programme p92 Funeral Bley — a poem by WH Auden p99 Irregular verbs p1s7 Discussion — custome connected ‘with births, weddings, and funerals p58 Discussion —the day you were born p98 Roleplay retelling the story of abieth pos Verb patterns piss ‘Nolay neighbours — vo people making statements tothe police igsaw) p97 Abirth— Jane's story p98 Song—"My Way" p100 Comnecting mistakes (2) pli9 Phonetic symbols 1s»>I »> TEST YOUR GRAMMAR 1 Make questions with you from the sentences. | come from Scotland. (Where?) i 2. | was bom in London in 1984, (Where? When?) 3. Hive in Milan. (Where?) 4. ve got two brothers and a sister. (How many?) 5 Tim studying English because | need it for my job. (Why?) 6. Ive been studying English for three years. (How long?) 7 Ive been to the United States, Cenada, Japan, and Australia. (Which countries?) 8 | went to Canada three years ago. (When?) 2 Ask and answer the questions with a partner. From Mexico. ee it In Puebla, a city near Mexico City. 3 Tell the class about your partner. Enrique comes from Mexico. He was born in Puebla in 1985, but now he tives in Mexico City. 6 Unit] + It’s a wonderful world! It’s awonderful world! Ci ere WHAT DO YOU KNOW? Tenses and auxiliary verbs 1 Answer the questions in the quiz, Listen and check, canll General. va knowledge ~ the Pacific Ocean ¢ the Indian Ocean What doesn’t a When did the modern vegetarian eat? ‘Olympic Games start? 2 1806 b 1896 © 1922 What does www. stand for? How long does it take for the sun’s rays to reach the Earth? Where were glasses invented? ie a 8 minutes ‘& Mexico b 8 hours b Italy © 8 days ¢ China ‘What was Neil Armstrong doing when he said in 1969, “That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.’ ‘How many times has Brazil won the World Cup?nue 11 Which questions in the quiz contain the following tenses? { Present Past Simple Simple [Present Past Continuous —_| Continuous Present Simple | Past Simple passive passive Present Perfect Simple Present Perfect Continuous 2. Which tenses use the auxiliary verbs do/does/ald to make the negative and question? ‘Which tenses use the auxiliary verb have? Which tenses use the auxiliary verb be? D>P> Grammar Reference 11-13 ppl34-135 2. In groups, write some general knowledge questions. Ask the other groups. ‘performing on stage recording an album returning to his apartment ‘Which language is spoken by the most people in the world? Spanish b Chinese ¢ English Why didn’t Nelson Mandela become President of South Africa until he was How long have people been sending emails? "2 since the 1960s since the 1970s € since the 1990s PRACTICE Negatives and pronunciation Tall 2 is Correct the information in the sentences. 1 The sun rises in the west. 2. Cows eat meat. 3. Mercedes-Benz cars are made in Canada, 4 Neil Armstrong landed on the moon in 1989, 5. John Lennon was performing on stage when he was assassinated. ‘The Pyramids were built by the Chinese. ‘We've been in class for five hours. We're studying Italian. ‘The sun doesn't rise in the ‘west! It rises in the east! Listen and compare. Notice the stress and intonation, Practise saying the sentences. g about you ‘Complete the questions. 1A What do last night? B I stayed at home and watched television. 2. A What kind of books like reading? B Horror stories and science fiction. 3A ‘ever been to the United States? B Yes, Thave. I went there last year. A like it? B Yes, really enjoyed it. 4A What the teacher 2 B He's helping Maria with this exercise A ‘your mother do? B She works in a bank. 6 A Why do your homework last night? B Because I didn’t feel well. 7 A What doing next weekend? B I'm going to a party. 8A you a TV in your bedroom? B No, I haven't. Just a CD player. GHBD Listen and check. With a partner, ask and. answer the questions about you. or has? Listen to the sentences. They all contain 's Write is or has. lip 3 5 —— 2 4 6 8 Unit 1 + It'sa wonderful world! 7MAKING Short answers 1 Listen to the breakfast conversation. How does Emma feel? Dad Good morning! Did you have a nice time last night? Emma Yes Dad Do you want breakfast? Emma_No. Dad Have you had any coffee? Emma Yes Dad Is Bill coming round tonight? Emma_No. Dad OK. Are you leaving for school soon? Emma_ Yes. Bye! Listen to a similar conversation. What are the differences? Complete the conversation, Dad Good morning! Did you have a nice time last night? Emma Yes, —_ Twent round to Bills house Dad Do you want breakfast? Emma No hungry. Dad Have you had any coffee? don't want any , thanks, 'm not Emma Yes, —_ more, thank Dad _ |s Bill coming round tonight? Emma No, ____. He’s going out for dinner with his family Dad OK. Are you leaving for school We use short answers in English conversation because yes or no on its ‘own can sound impolite. tt helps if you can add some information, Emma Yes, Pm going right now. Bye! Listen again and check. i. Glosesyour ticks: ity ws recnenier Reply to these questions using a short answer. Add some information ei, Do you like cooking? No, | don't. But | like eating! Have you got any brothers or sisters? Isit cold out today? ‘Are you working hard? Did you go out lastnight? Have you ever been to Singapore? DP Grammar Reference 14 p35 Listen to the questions. Answer using a short answer, and add some information. Unit 1 + It’s a wonderful world!PRACTICE Conversations J Match a question in A with a short answer in B and a line in C. A 8 c | 1 Do you tke studying English? No,thavent. | tts freezing | 2 Isita nice day today? NL Yes Lam IWsmy favourite subject 3. Have you seen my pen? Yes. Ido. —~ | tout afford to 4 Are you staying at home this evening? No, | diet Do you want to come round? 5 Did you goon holiday last summer? No, itis. You can borrow mine if you want GHED Listen and check. Practise the conversations with a partner. 2 Read the class survey and add two questions of your own. Stand up! Ask three students the questions and complete the chart, Remember to add some information in your reply. Oo Sa ZZ SK Have you got a computer at home? O | Are you going out tonight? @ oO | ‘o> Do you play a musical instrument? oO O° Did you watch TV last night? oO Oo Have you seen any good films lately? 2 oO | Are you going to have a coffee after the lesson? C @vanewne OO0000000# a oO Getting information 3. The United Nations invites celebrities from all over the world to be Goodwill Ambassadors. Work with a partner. You each have different information about Kaori Sato, who works for the UN Ask and answer questions. Student A Look at p15. Student B Look at p152. Unit + It’s a wonderful world! 9READING AND SPEAKING Wonders of the modern world 1 Match each topic in A with two items in B. A |e International travel | solar system airlines Medical science | competition online The Internet | com | health care Agriculture drug abuse | penicitin Space travel famine salaries The Olympic Games | abroad website Read the text about the wonders of the world. Write a topic from A. in the paragraph headings 1-6. Answer the questions. 1 What has changed because of the Internet? What will happen with the Internet? 2 What has happened in space exploration since 1969 3. What is the most noticeable result of better health care? 4 X= the number of people who travelled abroad in the nineteenth century. What does X also equal? What are the good and bad things about the Olympics? 6 What point was Jonathan Swift ‘making about farmers and politicians? 7 ‘Weare still here!” Why is this a wonder? 8 What do these numbers refer to? 100 million a few hundred 1969 millions of people 47 four 1709 50 Talking about you 4 In groups, discuss one of these questions. + What are your favourite websites? ‘+ When did you last travel by plane? Where were you going? + Ave there any stories about health care in the news atthe moment? ‘+ What sporting events are taking place now or in the near future? 10 Unit 7 + It’s a wonderful world! | WONDERS | don’t believe that today’s wonders are similar in kind to the wonders of the Ancient World. They were all buildings, such as the Pyramids in Egypt, or other architectural structures. Over the past 100 years, we have seen amazing technological and scientific achievements. These are surely our modern wonders. 1 Itis everywhere. More than half billion people use it, and the number ‘of people who are online increases by 109 million every year. In 1994 there were only a few hundred web pages. Today there are billions. {thas revolutionized the way we live and work. But we are still in the ‘early days, Soon there will be more and more interactivity between the user and the website, and we will be able to give instructions using speech. 2 11969, Neil Armstrong stepped out of his space capsule onto the ‘surface of the moon and made his famous statement: ‘That's one small ‘step for a man, one giant leap for mankind’. Since then, there have been ‘space probes to Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and even to the sun. One day, a ‘space observatory will study how the first stars and galaxies began. So far, it seems that we are alone in the universe. There are no signs yet that there is intelligent life outside our own solar system. But who knows what the future holds?Surely nothing has done more forthe comfort and happiness of the human race than the advances in health care! How many millions of people have benefited from the humble aspirin? How many lives has penicillin saved? Average life expectancy worldwide has risen dramatically aver the past x00 years, from about 47 years in 1900 to about 77 years today. 4 We are a world on the move. Airlines carry more than 1.5, billion people to their destinations every year. It's estimated that, at any one time these days, there are as many people travelling in aeroplanes as the total number of people who travelled abroad in the whole of the nineteenth century (but | have no idea how they worked this out! 5 {tis true that they are now commercialized, and there is greed and drug abuse. However, itis a competition in which almost every country in the world takes part. Every four years, fora brief moment, we see the world come together in peace and friendship. We feel hope again for the future of mankind, by rT recy 6 In 1724, Jonathan Swift wrote, ‘Whoever makes two blades of grass or two ears of corm grow where only one grew before serves mankind better than the whole race of politicians’. In Europe our farmers have done this. In 3709, whole villages in France died of hunger. Now in Europe, we can’t eat all the food we produce, IFonly politicians could find a way to share itwith those parts of the world where. there is famine, io 7 Weare still here!) } The last wonder of the modem - 4 world is simply that we are still hetesy We have had nuclear weapons for over 50 years that could destray the world, but we haven't used) them to do it. This is surely the greatest wonder of all