Vocabulary
show-showed-shown
bring-brought-brought
take-took-taken
get-got-got
send-sent-sent
cassette-recorder
bill
cream
brandy
luggage
bus-station
address
postcard
international
85, 92,63, 41, etc
madam
at the office
at school
UNIT 20 A POSTCARD
Expressions
Letter format: Names and addresses
Dear (John)
See you soon
Best wishes
See you in three weeks/ soon.
Vocabulary
picture
hotel room
weather
shower
food
class
theatre
cinema
disco
pub
colour
thing
busy
boring
delicious
excellent
exciting
friendly
interesting
quiet
rainy
reserved
sunny
warm
Brazilian
surname
married
single
spell
UNIT 21 WHAT ARE THEY DOING?
Target structures
Present Progressive
I’m/ You’re/ He’s working.
Am I/ Arte you/ Is he working? Yes, I am. No, I am not.
I ‘m not/ He isn’t working.
What am I/ are you doing?
New Vocabulary
work
read-read-read
eat-ate-eaten
drink-drank-drunk
sleep-slept-slept
draw-drew-drawn
night-club
stand up – stood-stood
sit down-sat-sat
UNIT 22 CAN YOU HELP ME?
Target structures
He’s reading (something). What’s he reading?
She is phoning (someone). Who’s she phoning?
Who’s playing football? Tony is.
Expressions
What about (Kate)?
New Vocabulary
understand-stood-stood
watch
phone
practise
clean
wash
ask
carry
stay
homework
cowboy film
someone
something
box
dish
friend
question
word
lonely
unhappy
tonight
UNIT 23 EVERYDAY CONVERSTION
Expressions
would you like to come (to a party)?
I’d like to…
What a pity!
Is it O.K. if I sit here?
Another time, perhaps?
Thanks, anyway.
May I (borrow it)?
Vocabulary
come – came-come
borrow
look for
see-saw-seen
book
seat
title
free (unoccupied)
newspaper
lighter
dictionary
cassette
picnic
pop concert
football match
on Sunday
When?
Days of week: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
UNIT 24 THE FASHION SHOW
Target structures
Revision and extension
too/either
Expressions
Here’s (John).
New Vocabulary
wear
cotton
nylon
leather
woolen
terylene
gold
silver
diamond
trouser suit
sunglasses
belt
ear-rings
necklace
ring
chain
dark (blue)
light (blue)
flared
a fashion show
model
UNIT 25 AT THE CINEMA
Target structures
Present Progressive with prepositions
outside
into
out of
up
from
in
between
in front of
behind
across
along
near
round
Why? … Because…
New Vocabulary
wait for
go-went-gone
buy-bought-bought
queue
smoke
shout
cinema
girlfriend
steps
cashier
boy
moustache
late
smoke
eye
scene
line
bend
UNIT 26 WHAT’S ON TELEVISION TONIGHT?
Target structures
What time is it?
… at (one o’clock)
… in (Mexico)
It’s | one o’clock.
| five past one.
| quarter past one.
| half past one.
| ten to two, etc.
New Vocabulary
1st – 12th
darling
programme
news
before
after
favorite
Expressions
What’s on television tonight?
I’m home!
… at (your mother’s)
UNIT 27 IN PRISON
Target structures
I’m/ he’s going to (do it).
I’m not/he isn’t going to (do it)>
Is he going to (do it)?
Yes, I am. No, I’m not.
What (are you) going to do?
New Vocabulary
leave-left-left
rent
joke
work for
wash up
rob
lucky
little
next week
prison
place
champagne
tea
mother-in-law
café
a good time
UNIT 28 AN ENGLISH WEDDING
Target structures
Revision and extension of Present Progressive and going to
Expressions
In a few months… For ever and ever.
New Vocabulary
hold-held-held
smile
get into
make (a speech)-made-made
cry
fly-flew-flown
spend-spent-spent
wedding
church
bride
flowers
hand
groom
morning suit
top hat
reception
presents
speech
honeymoon
villa
sea
best man
bridesmaid
all
both
traditional
left
right
UNIT 29 COMPUTER DATING
Target structures
I like/ don’t like (music).
He likes/ doesn’t like (music).
Do you like (music)? – Yes, I do./ No, I don’t.
Does he like (music)? – Yes, he does. / No, he doesn’t .
New Vocabulary
music
jazz
form
dancing
dog
farmer
photograph
computer
age
occupation
recreation
fishing
chess
golf
teenager
opera
cat
date
signature
rock (music)
politics
beard
June
complete
personal
by post
Expressions
for example What about?
How old are you? What!
UNIT 30 I WANT YOU, FIONA
Target structures
Extension of I like form to want/ need/ love
Who loves (Fiona)?
Who does Fiona love?
I like her.
New Vocabulary
marry
want
need
love
know-knew-known
give-gave-given
engaged
travel
Expressions
Why not?
UNIT 31 EVERYDAY CONVERSATION
Expressions
How long for?
Just for (two days).
I’m going away.
What kind is it?
I think so.
As soon as possible.
New Vocabulary
weekend
coin
change
a pound note
a five-pound note, etc.
boot
economical
modern
(to) change
repair
UNIT 32 AN INTERVIEW
Target structures
Simple Present
What | do you |do?
| does he | do?
What time |do you | do it?
| does he| do it?
New Vocabulary
interview
tell-told-told
wake up – woke-woken
get up – got-got
dictate
rest
dress
eat-ate-eaten
wash
catch – caught-caught
arrive
reporter
day
breakfast
bed
reply
lunch
dinner
bath
ordinary
until
then
UNIT 33 EVERY DAY
Target structures
Simple Present (everyday habits) continued
New Vocabulary
lorry driver
transport café
orange juice
canteen
evening class
schoolboy
cornflakes
playboy
caviar
casino
enormous
every day
in (the evening)
nothing
UNIT 34 WHAT’S MY JOB?
Target structures
Revision questions. General questions.
Expressions
Ladies and Gentlemen…
Welcome to …
New Vocabulary
competitor
scientist
Professor
uniform
salary
diploma
dentist
chairman
get-got-got
work
travel
guess
last
important
UNIT 35 NEVER ON SUNDAY
Target structures
Frequency adverbs with the Present Simple
always/ usually/ often/ sometimes/ occasionally/ rarely/ never
Expressions
Why don’t you…?
New Vocabulary
vicar
Christmas day
Easter
caviar
teeth
every (Sunday)
nowadays
see-saw-seen
UNIT 36 A QUESTIONNAIRY
Target structures
Special questions with Present Simple
What time | do you usually (have dinner)?
When |
What do you usually do (After dinner)?
How often do you (go out)?
Do you | ever | go to (the theatre)?
| often |
New Vocabulary
Market Research
company
Ltd (limited)
theatre
ballet
opera
horror film
questionnaire
quite
visit
once
twice
three times, etc.
UNIT 37 WHAT DOES HE DO EVERY DAY?
Target structures
Simple Present contrasted with Present Progressive
Expressions
At the moment
New Vocabulary
jockey
racehorse
party
language school
the Queen
champion
royal
ride-rode-ridden
teach-taught-taught
UNIT 38 WELL OR BADLY?
Target structures
Adverbs of manner
How (do you do it) ?
New Vocabulary
well
badly
slowly
carefully
carelessly
fast
hard
happily
busily
noisily
careful
careless
noisy
hard
against
match
team
accident
year
driver
gentleman
worker
UNIT 39 EVERYDAY CONVERSATION
Target structures
I think so./ I don’t think so.
Expressions
How do you come to school?
How long does it take?
What’s the matter?
Would you like to (dance) ?
New Vocabulary
by (bus)
on foot
tube
bicycle
club
a cold
a sore throat
stomach-ache
back-ache
a temperature
landlady
Venezuelan
Iranian
UNIT 40 A PERSONAL LETTRE
Target structures
Personal letter format
Expressions
Give my | regards | to (everybody).
| love |
| best wishes |
New Vocabulary
street café
Metro
coast
on holiday
finish
learn
talk
UNIT 41 WHERE WERE YOU YESTERDAY?
Target structures
Past Simple with to be
I was here/ there. I wasn’t here./ there/
You were here/there. You weren’t here/there.
Was I here?/there? Yes, I was.
Were you here/there? Yes, you were.
Where were you (yesterday)?
When were you here (there)?
New Vocabulary
yesterday
later
central London
supermarket
Names of the months:
January February
March April May June July August September October November December
UNIT 42 HOLIDAYS
Target structures
There was… There were… What was it like?
New Vocabulary
last (month)
beach
orchestra
grandparent
tennis court
private
UNIT 43 EVEYDAY CONVERSATION
Target structures
(It’s) too (big) for (me).
Expressions
What’s wrong with it?
What size are you?
I’m not sure.
Can you measure me?
The right size/ the wrong size
Are you sure?
Let me see…
New Vocabulary
cardigan
nightdress
single
double
Turkish
Danish
without
another
prefer
think-thought-thought
UNIT 44 RETURN FROM SPACE
Target structures
I had (some food)/ I didn’t/ have (any food).
Did he have (any food)? Yes, he did. / No, he didn’t.
New Vocabulary
return
space
journey
moon
problem
a wash
a shave
supper
haircut
birthday
a swim
a shower
a bath
a lecture
normal
uncomfortable
UNIT 45 YES, DEAR!
Target structures
Simple Past of irregular verbs: have/ go/ come/ get
Expressions
(John), is that you?
New Vocabulary
town
butcher’s
baker’s
roll
chemist’s
nearly
again
angry
UNIT 46 IN THE OFFICE
Target structures
The Past Simple of regular verbs: finish/ type/ sign/ photo-copy/ arrive/ stay/ want/ ask/ telephone/ reserve/ post
UNIT 47 THE STORY OF WILLY THE KID
Target structures
Past Simple of regular verbs (extension): walk/ look/ shout/ hurry/ wait/ move/ pull/ fire/ miss/ kill/ carry? rush/ enjoy/ listen/ study/ clean/ dance/ laugh.
New Vocabulary
story
saloon
gun
sheriff
barman
afraid
asleep
bullet
end
calmly
round
towards
away
UNIT 48 FOREIGN HOLIDAYS
Target structures
Simple Past of irregular verbs (extension) : see/ eat/ drink/ take/ fly/ shine/ meet/ write/ ride/ buy/ bring
New Vocabulary
foreign
place
coach
photograph
elephant
back
lie
tour
hitch-hike
UNIT 49 SURVIVORS
Target structures
(They) didn’t have | much (food).
| many (biscuits) .
(They) had | only a little (food).
| only a few (biscuits).
New Vocabulary
ocean
dinghy
fish
ship
petrol
banana
match
pineapple
rubber
crash
rescue
catch-caught-caught
UNIT 50 ROBBY AND THE REBELLS
Target structures
Simple Past with adverbs of manner
Expressions
I know!
New Vocabulary
Town Hall
group
sing-sang-sung
guitarist
drummer
UNIT 51 EVERYDAY CONVERSATION
Target structures
I (did) it (an hour) ago.
Expressions
Thank goodness!
I thought…
Have a (cigarette).
I’m trying to stoop.
Come on!
I insist.
No, really…
New Vocabulary
wallet
purse
conductor
the number 28 (bus)
cough
worried
about (two hours)
lose-lost-lost
leave-left-left
find-found-found
think-thought-drive-drove-driven
spend-spent-spent
win-won-won
give-gave-given
UNIT 52 THE EIGHT O’CLOCK NEWS
Target structures
Revision and extension of irregular verbs in the Simple Past
New Vocabulary
news
revolution
president
palace
building
air force
capital
ship
Soviet Union
Russian Federation
United nations
police
The Highlands
Ben Nevis
mountain
patient
Wembley Stadium
goal
nil
Wales
leg
attack-attacked
shoot-shot-shot
burn-burnt-burnt
bomb-bombed
protest-protested
begin-began-begun
snow-snowed
spend-spent-spent (time)
open (a hospital)
Wear-wore-worn
break-broke-broken
score-scored
UNIT 53 HOWARD HUGHES
Target structures
Revision and extension of the Simple Past, with intensive question practice
Expressions
He was born in (Houston)/ in (1905).
… in (91 hours)
New Vocabulary
start school
leave school
die
inherit
become
marry
produce
divorce
direct
build-built-built
break-broke-broken (a record)
design
manufacture
start a business
crash
retire
gamble
biography
billionaire
director
oil-drilling company
Academy Award
world
world record
war plane
bra
passenger plane
million
public life
election
m.p.h. (miles per hour)
$10 (ten dollars)
750,000 (seven hundred and fifty thousand)
UNIT 54 THE BOSS AND THE SECRETARY
Target structures
Revision of Simple Present in contrast with Present Progressive
New Vocabulary
a change
meal
special occasion
normally
call
enjoy
until
like (this)
UNIT 55 AN ACCIDENT
Target structures
I was (doing) it./ I wasn’t (doing it).
Were you doing it? Yes, I was./ No, I wasn’t.
Contrast with the Simple Past.
New Vocabulary
street
traffic lights
corner
bone
run-ran-run
brake
bedside
opposite
immediately
quickly
UNIT 56 AN INVESTIGAGATION
Target structures
Extension of Past Progressive in contrast with the Simple Past
New Vocabulary
investigation
attack
attacker
head
stocking
ambulance
late
over
interview
lock
hit-hit-hit
put-put-put
drop
happen
UNIT 57 A PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM
Target structures
Could use for past ability + when you were (ten).
New Vocabulary
a photograph album
(six) years old
piano
sail
UNIT 58 A SPY STORY
Target structures
I must do it.
He mustn’t do it.
We needn’t do it.
Must I do it? Yes, you must. / No, you needn’t.
New Vocabulary
spy story
mission
inflation
dangerous
contract
save money
worry about
be nice to
use
check into
discover
Expressions
all the time
good luck!
UNIT 59 Everyday conversation
Expressions
Hello… this is (Tom) here.
Hang on a minute… I’ll see.
(Mary)’s out.
Could you take a message?
Can I dial direct to (Zurich)?
What’s the S.T.D. code number, please?
What’s the name?
I’d like to make a (3-minute) call to (Madrid).
I’ll call you back.
New Vocabulary
Receiver
continuous purring
rapid pips
Directory Enquiries
International Service
S.T.D. (Subscriber
Trunk Dialing)
operator
emergency
fire
box
lift
hear
press in
on the corner of
UNIT 60 Another personal letter
Expressions
I miss you a lot.
New Vocabulary
Frenchman
trip
park
river
castle
village
cafeteria
early
by (the river)
other
boring
sit – sat-sat
practise
speak-spoke-spoken
UNIT 61 On the Moon
Target structures
Introduction of Present Perfect with regular verbs:
I’m going to open it. He’s opened it. Yes, he has.
I’m opening it. Has he opened it? No, he hasn’t
I’ve opened it. What have I done?
New Vocabulary
Mission Control
ladder
flag
clearly
next
place
done
UNIT 62 Where has he gone?
Target structures
Present Perfect with been and gone.
New Vocabulary
On business been lend
gone
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UNIT 63 Everyday conversation
Target structure
I’ve just done it.
I’ve already done it.
Extension of regular verbs in the Present Perfect.
Expressions
What’s wrong? Be careful!
New vocabulary
Foreigner
hand
elbow
arm
shoulder
address book
diary
holiday-maker
pencil
stranger
deaf
funny
paint - painted
brush -brushed
touch -touched
perfect -perfected
UNIT 64 Town and Country
Target structures
Too \ enough
There is too much (noise). There are too many (people).
There isn’t enough (fresh air). There aren’t enough (flats).
New vocabulary
crowds
noise
pollution
mean –meant-meant
fresh
air
accommodation
still
country
excitement
life
oil
UNIT 65 Europa Tours
Target structures
He has been to London. He hasn’t been to Rome yet.
Has he been to Berlin yet? He has never been to Europe before.
Have you ever been to Paris?
New vocabulary
tour Europe itinerary
see-saw-seen
UNIT 66 A call from home.
Target structure
How much | has he done?
How many |
Extension of irregular verbs in the Present perfect:
Send-sent , spend – spent, buy-bought, take-taken, meet-met.
New vocabulary
Souvenir roll of film together
UNIT 67 Have you ever … ?
Target structure
Have you ever (done) it? When did you (do) it?
Present perfect contrasted with Simple Past.
Extension of regular and irregular verbs in the Present Perfect:
Drink-drunk, eat-eaten, break-broken, drive-driven, find-found, hit-hit, lose-lost
New vocabulary
college
evening class
cousin
dinner party
spring
summer
autumn
winter
UNIT 68 Comparisons
Target structures
Comparatives:
Cold-colder expensive- more expensive
Wet – wetter less expensive
Good – better Tommy’s older than Billy
Bad – worse A car’s more expensive than a motorcycle.
New vocabulary
rain
History
Geography
Science
age
motorcycle
average
high
economical
wet
wide
deep
thick
C (degrees centigrade)
per year
square kilometers
750 mm (millimeters)
-20C (minus 20 degrees centigrade)
UNIT 69 A Hard life
Target structure
I have \ had to do it.
I don’t have \ didn’t have to do it.
Does \ Did he have to do it? – Yes, he does. \ Yes, he did.
New vocabulary
grandfather
granddad
coal miner
First World War
army
officer
dust
pension
South Wales
catch-caught-caught
make tea – made
join
obey
earn
feel sorry for
sympathetic
UNIT 70 Comparisons
Target structure
Comparative and Superlative:
cold – colder – the coldest
wet – wetter – the wettest
good – better -the best
bad – worse – the worst
expensive – more expensive – the most expensive
less expensive – the least expensive
Mary’s the tallest.
It’s the most expensive.
the least expensive.
New vocabulary
Biology dry
UNIT 71 Brutus Cray – the greatest
Target structures
Revision and extension of comparative and superlative.
How long have you been the champion? – I have been the champion for 10 years.
New vocabulary
flight
champion
face
to be afraid of
beat – beat- beaten
K.O. – knock(ed) out
Great- the greatest
Ugl;y – the ugliest
Fit-the fittest
Intelligent – more \ less intelligent
UNIT 72 George and Brenda
Target structures
Will you do it? Shall I do it?
I’ll do it. Of course I will.
Shall we eat out?
Let’s go…
No, you won’t.
New vocabulary
darling
promise
washing-up
plug
screwdriver
drink-drunk
terribly
mend(ed)
UNIT 73 Everyday conversation
Target structures
It is the most dangerous corner I’ve ever seen.
There has been an accident.
It’s the same as yours. It’s different from yours.
He’s as rich as Rockefeller.
Expressions
What about it? That’s what! As long as you.
New vocabulary
hill
roundabout
junction
cheque
ill
sick
away
UNIT 74 Something, nothing, anything, everything
Target structures
(See the chart in the student’s text.)
Are there any left?
Expressions Let me have a look.
New vocabulary
Reserved look smell
Nose taste sound
UNIT 75 Four lives
Target structure
Present Perfect with for and since
New vocabulary
career
life – lives
politician
country house
criminal
island
luxury
yacht
successful
to move
to escape
to get married
to fall in love –fell-fallen
Member of Parliament at the same time
UNIT 76 A night out.
New vocabulary sober
UNIT 77 The election result
Target structures
One of them is … Some of them are…
Both of them are … All of them are…
Neither of them are … None of them are …
New vocabulary
General Election
candidate
midnight
pleased
vote
result
rosette
Labour
cheer
announce
Mayor
supporter
Conservative
boo
in a moment
…
UNIT 78 The daily News
Target structure
Revision and consolidation
New vocabulary
jewel robbery
jeweler
thief – thieves
stone
getaway car
divorce case
film starlet
expedition
notice
schoolgirl
blonde hair
fine
sensational
stolen
at the top of
at the bottom of
throw-threw-thrown
steal-stole-stolen
worth
refuse
fail
postpone
read-read-read
UNIT 79 Everyday conversation
Expressions
What kind of flowers would you like?
What do you recommend?
… at this time of the year.
I’ll have a dozen roses.
What a lovely surprise!
Shall I open it now?
Iu love chocolates!
I’ve got so much to do!
Don’t be silly!
… the last train.
New vocabulary
rose
tulip
daffodil
carnation
sweets
telegram
shampoo
soap
a lift
a dozen
half a dozen
UNIT 80 A fourth letter
Expressions
Anyway all my love
New vocabulary
Test sad learn-learnt-learnt
Composition miserable promise
Sleepy hate