Unit 41

Target structures

Relatives (2) Murphy-2:92 (B,C) ex. 92. 2,3.

He’s the man I saw.

She’s the woman I saw.

It’s the hat he was wearing.

They’re the people I saw..

Name: Miss Dexter

New vocabulary

buy

bank robbery

case (legal)

court

judge

jury

lawyer

member

platform shoes

wig

witness box

arrest

fall off

look around

alone

blonde

because

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Expressions

Are you absolutely sure?

Unit 42

Target Structures

Revision and consolidation

Names: Mr. Jenkins, Mrs. Doone, Mr. Doone, Catherine

Geographical names: Cornwall, Penquay

Key Vocabulary

beard

boat

coast

downstairs

fisherman

fishing village

guest

guest house

footsteps

journey

landlady

nervous breakdown

photograph

place

stories

go (straight to)

hide-hid-hidden

invite

jump up

keep-kept-kept

pour

prepare

return

almost

asleep

clear

grey

nervous

peaceful

tense

on (the wall)

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Unit 43

Target Structures

Present Perfect. Murphy-2: 7-8, ex.7.1-5.

Present Perfect Progressive. Murphy-2:9, ex. 9.1-4.

How long have you been doing it?

How much / many have you done?

Key Vocabulary

attendant

bank manager

grade(petrol )

Mafia

oil

page

petrol

star (rating for petrol)

borrow

check

fill

save

Expressions: Fill it up!

Unit 44

Target structures

Relative clauses (3)

He’s the man I met and He’s the man that met me.Murphy-2: ex.91.3

Names: Nick Owen, Paul, Angela, Anne.

Britannia, Exmouth

Key Vocabulary

beach

cane

headmaster

p.c. (police constable)

picnic lunches

souvenirs

swimmer

tour

tourist

van

lie – lay-lain

suddenly

fat

marvelous

in front of me

in the middle

on the left

on the right

Unit 45

Target Structures

Revision and consolidation

Key vocabulary

accent

cassette-player

city

corner

idea

language laboratory

pronunciation

tape-recorder

improve

longer

satisfied

second-hand

around (the corner)

Mr. Oliver

Napoleon

Unit 46

Expressions

If you don’t mind.

Book well in advance.

What a nuisance!

Names:

Marcel, Paolo, Pierre, Jeremy

Stratford and Oxford

Cambridge and Ely

Bath and Bristol

Winchester and Poole

Key Vocabulary

ballet

concert

concert hall

customer

excursion

hairdresser’s

opera

parties (of people)

seating plan

symphony concert

accept

book (a table)

do (a hair)

free (available)

regular

whole

approximately

together

at the back

Unit 47

Target Structures

I like swimming. Do you like swimming? I don’t like swimming.

I am afraid of/ tired of/ interested in doing it.

Murphy-2: 57 a, b

Key Vocabulary

situation vacant

responsibility

personality

ad (advertisement)

adventure

paper

(newspaper)

independent

salary

parents

attractive

Expressions

Good luck!

What’s wrong with that?