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• Make sure you understand what you are asked to write.
• Before you start writing, think about the topic carefully and try
to come up with ideas which are relevant to it. Make notes
of the information you want to include. You can also make a
mind map to organise your ideas.
• Plan your paragraphs. Before you start, think of the ideas you
are going to include in each paragraph.
• Group relevant information together and put it in the same
paragraph.
• Do not write very short sentences. Use linking words (and,
but, or, so, because) to join your ideas.
• Use linking words/phrases to add something (e.g. in addition,
what is more, also), to express contrast (e.g. but, however), to
express result (e.g. as a result) and to give reason (e.g. that’s
why). This will make your writing flow.
• Use time linkers (e.g. first, firstly, then, next, after that, later,
finally, when, before, while, as, as soon as) to show the order
in which events happen.
• Use a variety of adjectives (e.g. spectacular, shocked) and
adverbs/adverbial phrases (e.g. luckily, all of a sudden) in
your writing to make it more interesting.
• Use words like he, she, it, them, there, etc. to avoid repeating
the same words.
• When you write to a friend, start and finish your letter/e-mail
in an appropriate way. Remember to use set phrases.
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and vocabulary.
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1a
agree
all the time
at least
channel
cool
fancy (v)
pretty (adv)
switch
telly
tunnel
Conversational English
Got to go
Hold on
How could I say no?
How’s it going?
I can’t make it
I have other plans
I suppose so
I’m afraid...
Nice one!
Nothing much
Sounds brilliant!
That would be great
What are you up to?
What’s up?
You can’t be serious
1b
(photo) album
appear
attach
click
continue
decade
display (v)
each other
gift
immediately
instantly
leave
meeting
next door
online
option
probably
promise
real
recently
regularly
take time
user
Words/phrases: communication
communicate
drop sb a line
give sb a call
have a word with
keep in touch
lose touch
message
note
receive a reply
return a call
1c
barber
be over
especially
expenses
improve
join
look for
miss (v)
part-time
poetry
practise
rarely
share
spelling
table tennis
yearbook
Phrases: like/dislike
be a fan of
be fond of
be interested in
be into
can’t stand
find...boring / interesting
1d
aim (v)
army
beat (v)
begin
bright
championship
clear (adj)
come across
environmental
expedition
explorer
fat (n)
former
future
lead
race
realise
role model
strong
talented
train (v)
well-known
Phrases
become aware of
be behind the wheel
be fit
be in a position to
have time on one’s hands
1e
ability
argue
assignment
college
fun to be with
get along
ideal
interview
lie (v)
mark (n)
reason
sense of humour
tell the truth
whenever
Personality adjectives
active
bossy
confident
helpful
honest
kind
lazy
outgoing
quick-tempered
shy
Phrases
What does he look like?
What is he like?
2a
actually
area
effort
experience (n)
hill
I’m afraid so
journey
manage
muddy
push
rain (n)
reach
top
wet
Activities
cycling
hiking
scuba-diving
sightseeing
Adjectives: -ed/-ing
amazed / amazing
bored / boring
excited / exciting
frightened / frightening
interested / interesting
surprised / surprising
tired / tiring
2b
afraid of
be allowed to
curious
cut
dizzy
entire
feel
hand (v)
knife
lips
market
offer
piece
quality
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raise
response
sign (n)
smell
smile
snail
strange
suddenly
taste (v/n)
underground
wonder (v)
Adjectives: food
bitter
creamy
fresh
healthy
salty
sour
spicy
sweet
tasty
thick
2c
bee
believe it or not
break into
burglar
description
doorbell
empty
faint
follow
freeze
get hurt
give sb a hand
hide
honey
kill
lock (v)
return
ring (v)
sting
stupid
swarm
take place
thank (v)
upset
van
Adverbs / adverbial phrases
all of a sudden
amazingly
(un)fortunately
in the end
(un)luckily
to my surprise
2d
according to
alive
at the same time
be prepared
bite
rot
rotten
sick
common
condition
cover (v)
danger
dress (v)
explore
extreme
light (adj)
locals
loose
mysterious
pass (v)
(im)possible
severe
store (v)
sunburn
survive
unfriendly
warning
Words: nature
cactus
camel
desert
earth
insect
land
leaf
plant
root
sand
stem
Words: weather
below zero
degrees (o)
drop
heat
high (temperature)
ice
lightning
low (temperature)
snow
storm
thunder
Phrases
in other words
It was something else
2e
abroad
accept
accommodation
arrange
exactly
foreign
organise
stressed
take a course
Phrases for letters/e-mails
How are things?
I must go now
I’m looking forward to...
Sorry I haven’t written for so long
Take care
What have you been up to?
3a
as soon as possible
at last
bring
clerk
explain
go away
lost
mix-up (n)
stuff
Words: travelling by plane
aisle seat
arrival
baggage
board (v)
boarding card
business trip
check in
conveyor belt
delay (n)
departure
destination
flight attendant
gate
land (v)
(hand) luggage
passenger
passport
suitcase
take off
3b
as well as
basic skills
battery
beginners
cave
club
communication
deep
discover
discussion
equipment
excitement
expect
experienced
exploration
extra
first-aid kit
formation
ground
helmet
huge
improvement
ladder
minimum
necessary
organisation
performance
physically fit
preparation
prepare
rescue
safety
scientist
special
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fail
get tired of
imagine
last (v)
machine
major
non-stop
nowadays
on average
play a role
predict
ridiculous
rocket
sky
succeed
technology
television
total
TV set
Expressions with make
make a decision
make a mistake
make a phone call
make a prediction
make money
make sure
4c
cancel
instead
out of order
paper
run late
stuck
4d
come with
create
dust
energy
environment
environmentally friendly
handy
in seconds
luxury
own (v)
ready for action
solar
useful
Words/phrases: gadgets/technology
antivirus program
button
charge (a battery)
coffee maker
dead battery
download
enter
file
hands-free
headphones
hoover (n)
install
password
plug in
press
shut down
(go on a) tour
tourist
variety
Adjectives describing places
ancient
calm
comfortable
cosy
crowded
dangerous
fascinating
historic
narrow
noisy
numerous
peaceful
popular
safe
suitable
unforgettable
wonderful
4a
bookend
deliver
digital photo frame
exhibition
expert
fit (v)
image
pocket
powerful
vase
Words/phrases: money
afford
amount
be broke
be short of
bill
borrow
cash (n)
change (n)
coin
lend
note
pay sb back
receipt
save
Conversational English
By the way,...
Go on then
Here we go
I was getting to that
I’m kidding
Just about
Trust me
What a waste of money!
What is it supposed to be?
You’re crazy
4b
atmosphere
correct
disappointed
example
exist
survival
take part
thrill
unknown
waterproof
worth
3c
close (adj)
cost (v)
daily
hire
pay
plan (v)
price
public transport
Words: accommodation and
facilities
air conditioning
B&B
buffet
business centre
campsite
parking
receptionist
room service
sleeping bag
swimming pool
tent
Wi-Fi connection
youth hostel
3d
capital
chilli peppers
colourful
definitely
develop
garlic
giant
grow
impressive
include
lion
panda
protection
research (n)
scenery
spectacular
statue
visitor
zoo
Geographical features
cliff
coast
jungle
mountain range
valley
volcano
waterfall
3e
attract
countryside
full of
such as
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software
turn sth on
username
wireless
4e
addicted
adult
annoying
cause (v)
damage (v)
delete
destroy
disagree
harmful
harmless
helpless
invention
socialise
successful
useless
Expressions with do
do good
do harm
do without
Linking words / phrases
as a result
first of all
in addition
in my opinion
lastly
personally
to begin with
what is more
5a
available
convenient
fluid
get rest
make an appointment
schedule
Phrasal verbs
booked up
get over
hang on
lie down
run out of
take away
Words/phrases: medical problems
allergy
bones
chemist’s
cough
examine
have a cold
hurt (v)
illness
pain
painkiller
patient (n)
pill
prescribe
prescription
runny nose
sneeze
sore throat
surgery
treatment
What exactly are your symptoms?
What seems to be the problem?
5b
a number of
bell
crew
development
flag
government
gun
light (v)
location
nearby
perhaps
sailor
ship
signal (n/v)
simple
sink (v)
sound (n)
stand for
upside down
Prepositional phrases with in
in a hurry
in common
in danger
in fact
5c
anxiously waiting
audience
beat (v) (for heart)
fellow student
focus on
on one’s own
physical activity
presentation
public speaking
suggest
sweat (v)
tip
vitamin
Words/phrases: problems
a fear of
advice
advise
anxiety
colleague
control (v)
deal with
deep breath
medication
reduce stress
suffer from
5d
a flock of
brake (n)
completely
engine
except
fence
field
kph
metre
missing
notice
opposite direction
pull
sheep
surround
tracks
within minutes
Words/phrases: accidents/
emergencies
ambulance
be on fire
burn
crash
die
injure
put out
smoke (n)
survivor
tragedy
5e
almost
annoyed
apologise
bump into
cry
embarrassed
embarrassing
furious
grab
lamp post
sip
spill
touch
turn off
wave (v)
whisper
Idioms
drive sb up the wall
get on sb’s nerves
go red as a beetroot
laugh one’s head off
make a fool of oneself
nearly jump out of one’s skin
not believe your eyes
want the ground to swallow you up
6a
monotonous
normal
scissors
stop sb from doing sth
wrist
Words: sport
athletics
baseball
bowling
boxing
catch (v)
dribble (v)
drop (v)
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latest
swallow (v)
various
What’s taking you so long?
Words: money transactions
bank account
bureau de change
cash card
cash machine
charge
commission
deposit (v)
exchange
free of charge
Internet banking
make a deposit
PIN
rate
refuse
withdraw
7b
advertise
annual
bonus
break (n)
company
condition
consider
criticise
day off
dream (v)
dry-cleaner’s
employee
employer
firm (n)
inform
outing
pleasant
salary
serve
slightly
staff
study (n)
treat (n)
white-water rafting
7c
applicant
apply for
assistant
available upon request
curriculum vitae (CV)
date of birth
guest
in charge of
interest
manager
overtime
present (now)
reference
Words/phrases: qualifications
advanced
computer literate
degree
driving licence
6d
aircraft
amaze
amusing
attraction
audience
court (basketball)
depend on
details
difference
disappoint
display (v)
entertain
extraordinary
feature (v)
memorable
must-see
on sale
responsible
run
senior citizen
tour (v)
Phrasal verbs
bring back
check sb/sth out
cheer on
let down
sell out
6e
account
action-packed
adventure
author
best-selling
biography
blurb
book critic
book review
chapter
character
culture
descriptive
disappointing
ending
excellent
hero / heroine
illustration
lifestyle
member
novel
plot
poetry
publish
(un)realistic
review
set (v)
setting
7a
brochure
(in)correct
customer
delivery
envelope
hesitate
final
golf
hit (v)
kick (v)
move (v)
pass (v)
score (v)
shoot (v)
swing (v)
throw (v)
Conversational English
I’m going to thrash you!
What shall we...?
6b
alternatively
aquarium
book (v)
chance
check into
check out of
coach
creature
discount
dolphin
kayaking
main
opportunity
parasailing
participant
per cent
railway station
recommend
ruins
seal
shark
souvenir shopping
speedboat
taxi rank
tourist attraction
travel agency
travel agent
Phrases
change one’s mind
in advance
on offer
the rest of
6c
admit
artefact
as (because)
atmosphere
bowling alley
entertainment
exhibit
give sth up
indoor
outdoor
prize
queue
ride (n)
success
theme park
tournament
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describe
full-time
goat
insist
laugh (n)
milk (v)
oversleep
pick
starve
skip
task
Phrases
at best
dead tired
long time no see
lucky you!
not my cup of tea
rise and shine
8b
cheek
cheerfully
clear up
custom
enjoyable
finger
greet
halfway through
interrupt
introduce
kiss (v)
misunderstand
misunderstanding
occur
remove
scented
shake hands
silently
skin
uncomfortable
8c
a couple of
aluminium foil
cocoa powder
crumb
gram
ingredient
instructions
layer
mayonnaise
olive
olive oil
recipe
roll (n)
tin
Kitchen utensils
bowl
chopping board
fork
frying pan
oven dish
plate
potato masher
saucepan
tablespoon
wooden spoon
Cooking verbs
add
boil
chop
decorate
fry
mash
melt
mix
peel
place
pour
slice
spread
stir
whisk
wrap
8d
climate
community
hunting
impress
inhabitant
landscape
normally
pretty
prey
rely on
respect (n)
state
tradition
traveller
unique
village
villager
8e
arrangement
celebrate
celebration
congratulations
festival
formal
gather
hall
put sb up
relative
separately
Words: weddings
couple
get married
groom
invitation
education
fluent in
intermediate
knowledge of
people skills
personal skills
previous experience
7d
altogether
be fired
by the time
chase
complaint
construction
disgusting
exhausting
exit
face-to-face
factory
feed
get used to
glad
in general
in the middle of
involve
media
penguin
put up with
quit
remind
sweet (n)
unpleasant
Jobs
builder
call centre agent
cameraman
journalist
lifeguard
newsreader
painter
paramedic
plumber
rescue squad
zookeeper
7e
as for...
attend
career
certificate
complete (v)
course
fee
gardening
intensive
practical work
sign up
well-organised
8a
barn
cereal
chores
cow
dawn
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STUDENT’S AUDIO CD TRACK LIST
Track Module/lesson Exercise
1 Titles
2 1a 1 Listening & reading
3 1b 1 Reading
4 1d 1 Reading
5 1d WB Listening activity
6 2a 1 Listening & reading
7 2b 1 Reading
8 2b WB Listening activity
9 2d 1 Reading
10 Poem Broaden your mind
11 3a 1 Listening & reading
12 3a WB Listening activity
13 3b 1 Reading
14 3d 2 Reading
15 4a 1 Listening & reading
16 4a WB Listening activity
17 4b 1 Reading
18 4d 1 Reading
19 Poem Modern life
Track Module/lesson Exercise
20 5a 1 Listening & reading
21 5b 1 Reading
22 5b WB Listening activity
23 5d 1 Reading
24 6a 1 Listening & reading
25 6b 1 Reading
26 6b WB Listening activity
27 6d 1 Reading
28 Poem Let’s get active!
29 7a 1 Listening & reading
30 7b 1 Reading
31 7d 1 Reading
32 7d WB Listening activity
33 8a 1 Listening & reading
34 8a WB Listening activity
35 8b 1 Reading
36 8d 1 Reading
37 Poem Gestures
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Learning Tips
• Make sure you understand what you are asked to write.
• Before you start writing, think about the topic carefully and try
to come up with ideas which are relevant to it. Make notes
of the information you want to include. You can also make a
mind map to organise your ideas.
• Plan your paragraphs. Before you start, think of the ideas you
are going to include in each paragraph.
• Group relevant information together and put it in the same
paragraph.
• Do not write very short sentences. Use linking words (and,
but, or, so, because) to join your ideas.
• Use linking words/phrases to add something (e.g. in addition,
what is more, also), to express contrast (e.g. but, however), to
express result (e.g. as a result) and to give reason (e.g. that’s
why). This will make your writing flow.
• Use time linkers (e.g. first, firstly, then, next, after that, later,
finally, when, before, while, as, as soon as) to show the order
in which events happen.
• Use a variety of adjectives (e.g. spectacular, shocked) and
adverbs/adverbial phrases (e.g. luckily, all of a sudden) in
your writing to make it more interesting.
• Use words like he, she, it, them, there, etc. to avoid repeating
the same words.
• When you write to a friend, start and finish your letter/e-mail
in an appropriate way. Remember to use set phrases.
• Write your first draft and correct it. Then write your final draft.
• Write neatly.
• After you finish, check your writing. Check punctuation and
capital letters, word order, spelling, linking words, grammar
and vocabulary.
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1a
agree
all the time
at least
channel
cool
fancy (v)
pretty (adv)
switch
telly
tunnel
Conversational English
Got to go
Hold on
How could I say no?
How’s it going?
I can’t make it
I have other plans
I suppose so
I’m afraid...
Nice one!
Nothing much
Sounds brilliant!
That would be great
What are you up to?
What’s up?
You can’t be serious
1b
(photo) album
appear
attach
click
continue
decade
display (v)
each other
gift
immediately
instantly
leave
meeting
next door
online
option
probably
promise
real
recently
regularly
take time
user
Words/phrases: communication
communicate
drop sb a line
give sb a call
have a word with
keep in touch
lose touch
message
note
receive a reply
return a call
1c
barber
be over
especially
expenses
improve
join
look for
miss (v)
part-time
poetry
practise
rarely
share
spelling
table tennis
yearbook
Phrases: like/dislike
be a fan of
be fond of
be interested in
be into
can’t stand
find...boring / interesting
1d
aim (v)
army
beat (v)
begin
bright
championship
clear (adj)
come across
environmental
expedition
explorer
fat (n)
former
future
lead
race
realise
role model
strong
talented
train (v)
well-known
Phrases
become aware of
be behind the wheel
be fit
be in a position to
have time on one’s hands
1e
ability
argue
assignment
college
fun to be with
get along
ideal
interview
lie (v)
mark (n)
reason
sense of humour
tell the truth
whenever
Personality adjectives
active
bossy
confident
helpful
honest
kind
lazy
outgoing
quick-tempered
shy
Phrases
What does he look like?
What is he like?
2a
actually
area
effort
experience (n)
hill
I’m afraid so
journey
manage
muddy
push
rain (n)
reach
top
wet
Activities
cycling
hiking
scuba-diving
sightseeing
Adjectives: -ed/-ing
amazed / amazing
bored / boring
excited / exciting
frightened / frightening
interested / interesting
surprised / surprising
tired / tiring
2b
afraid of
be allowed to
curious
cut
dizzy
entire
feel
hand (v)
knife
lips
market
offer
piece
quality
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raise
response
sign (n)
smell
smile
snail
strange
suddenly
taste (v/n)
underground
wonder (v)
Adjectives: food
bitter
creamy
fresh
healthy
salty
sour
spicy
sweet
tasty
thick
2c
bee
believe it or not
break into
burglar
description
doorbell
empty
faint
follow
freeze
get hurt
give sb a hand
hide
honey
kill
lock (v)
return
ring (v)
sting
stupid
swarm
take place
thank (v)
upset
van
Adverbs / adverbial phrases
all of a sudden
amazingly
(un)fortunately
in the end
(un)luckily
to my surprise
2d
according to
alive
at the same time
be prepared
bite
rot
rotten
sick
common
condition
cover (v)
danger
dress (v)
explore
extreme
light (adj)
locals
loose
mysterious
pass (v)
(im)possible
severe
store (v)
sunburn
survive
unfriendly
warning
Words: nature
cactus
camel
desert
earth
insect
land
leaf
plant
root
sand
stem
Words: weather
below zero
degrees (o)
drop
heat
high (temperature)
ice
lightning
low (temperature)
snow
storm
thunder
Phrases
in other words
It was something else
2e
abroad
accept
accommodation
arrange
exactly
foreign
organise
stressed
take a course
Phrases for letters/e-mails
How are things?
I must go now
I’m looking forward to...
Sorry I haven’t written for so long
Take care
What have you been up to?
3a
as soon as possible
at last
bring
clerk
explain
go away
lost
mix-up (n)
stuff
Words: travelling by plane
aisle seat
arrival
baggage
board (v)
boarding card
business trip
check in
conveyor belt
delay (n)
departure
destination
flight attendant
gate
land (v)
(hand) luggage
passenger
passport
suitcase
take off
3b
as well as
basic skills
battery
beginners
cave
club
communication
deep
discover
discussion
equipment
excitement
expect
experienced
exploration
extra
first-aid kit
formation
ground
helmet
huge
improvement
ladder
minimum
necessary
organisation
performance
physically fit
preparation
prepare
rescue
safety
scientist
special
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fail
get tired of
imagine
last (v)
machine
major
non-stop
nowadays
on average
play a role
predict
ridiculous
rocket
sky
succeed
technology
television
total
TV set
Expressions with make
make a decision
make a mistake
make a phone call
make a prediction
make money
make sure
4c
cancel
instead
out of order
paper
run late
stuck
4d
come with
create
dust
energy
environment
environmentally friendly
handy
in seconds
luxury
own (v)
ready for action
solar
useful
Words/phrases: gadgets/technology
antivirus program
button
charge (a battery)
coffee maker
dead battery
download
enter
file
hands-free
headphones
hoover (n)
install
password
plug in
press
shut down
(go on a) tour
tourist
variety
Adjectives describing places
ancient
calm
comfortable
cosy
crowded
dangerous
fascinating
historic
narrow
noisy
numerous
peaceful
popular
safe
suitable
unforgettable
wonderful
4a
bookend
deliver
digital photo frame
exhibition
expert
fit (v)
image
powerful
vase
Words/phrases: money
afford
amount
be broke
be short of
bill
borrow
cash (n)
change (n)
coin
lend
note
pay sb back
receipt
save
Conversational English
By the way,...
Go on then
Here we go
I was getting to that
I’m kidding
Just about
Trust me
What a waste of money!
What is it supposed to be?
You’re crazy
4b
atmosphere
correct
disappointed
example
exist
survival
take part
thrill
unknown
waterproof
worth
3c
close (adj)
cost (v)
daily
hire
pay
plan (v)
price
public transport
Words: accommodation and
facilities
air conditioning
B&B
buffet
business centre
campsite
parking
receptionist
room service
sleeping bag
swimming pool
tent
Wi-Fi connection
youth hostel
3d
capital
chilli peppers
colourful
definitely
develop
garlic
giant
grow
impressive
include
lion
panda
protection
research (n)
scenery
spectacular
statue
visitor
zoo
Geographical features
cliff
coast
jungle
mountain range
valley
volcano
waterfall
3e
attract
countryside
full of
such as
140
software
turn sth on
username
wireless
4e
addicted
adult
annoying
cause (v)
damage (v)
delete
destroy
disagree
harmful
harmless
helpless
invention
socialise
successful
useless
Expressions with do
do good
do harm
do without
Linking words / phrases
as a result
first of all
in addition
in my opinion
lastly
personally
to begin with
what is more
5a
available
convenient
fluid
get rest
make an appointment
schedule
Phrasal verbs
booked up
get over
hang on
lie down
run out of
take away
Words/phrases: medical problems
allergy
bones
chemist’s
cough
examine
have a cold
hurt (v)
illness
pain
painkiller
patient (n)
pill
prescribe
prescription
runny nose
sneeze
sore throat
surgery
treatment
What exactly are your symptoms?
What seems to be the problem?
5b
a number of
bell
crew
development
flag
government
gun
light (v)
location
nearby
perhaps
sailor
ship
signal (n/v)
simple
sink (v)
sound (n)
stand for
upside down
Prepositional phrases with in
in a hurry
in common
in danger
in fact
5c
anxiously waiting
audience
beat (v) (for heart)
fellow student
focus on
on one’s own
physical activity
presentation
public speaking
suggest
sweat (v)
tip
vitamin
Words/phrases: problems
a fear of
advice
advise
anxiety
colleague
control (v)
deal with
deep breath
medication
reduce stress
suffer from
5d
a flock of
brake (n)
completely
engine
except
fence
field
kph
metre
missing
notice
opposite direction
pull
sheep
surround
tracks
within minutes
Words/phrases: accidents/
emergencies
ambulance
be on fire
burn
crash
die
injure
put out
smoke (n)
survivor
tragedy
5e
almost
annoyed
apologise
bump into
cry
embarrassed
embarrassing
furious
grab
lamp post
sip
spill
touch
turn off
wave (v)
whisper
Idioms
drive sb up the wall
get on sb’s nerves
go red as a beetroot
laugh one’s head off
make a fool of oneself
nearly jump out of one’s skin
not believe your eyes
want the ground to swallow you up
6a
monotonous
normal
scissors
stop sb from doing sth
wrist
Words: sport
athletics
baseball
bowling
boxing
catch (v)
dribble (v)
drop (v)
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latest
swallow (v)
various
What’s taking you so long?
Words: money transactions
bank account
bureau de change
cash card
cash machine
charge
commission
deposit (v)
exchange
free of charge
Internet banking
make a deposit
PIN
rate
refuse
withdraw
7b
advertise
annual
bonus
break (n)
company
condition
consider
criticise
day off
dream (v)
dry-cleaner’s
employee
employer
firm (n)
inform
outing
pleasant
salary
serve
slightly
staff
study (n)
treat (n)
white-water rafting
7c
applicant
apply for
assistant
available upon request
curriculum vitae (CV)
date of birth
guest
in charge of
interest
manager
overtime
present (now)
reference
Words/phrases: qualifications
advanced
computer literate
degree
driving licence
6d
aircraft
amaze
amusing
attraction
audience
court (basketball)
depend on
details
difference
disappoint
display (v)
entertain
extraordinary
feature (v)
memorable
must-see
on sale
responsible
run
senior citizen
tour (v)
Phrasal verbs
bring back
check sb/sth out
cheer on
let down
sell out
6e
account
action-packed
adventure
author
best-selling
biography
blurb
book critic
book review
chapter
character
culture
descriptive
disappointing
ending
excellent
hero / heroine
illustration
lifestyle
member
novel
plot
poetry
publish
(un)realistic
review
set (v)
setting
7a
brochure
(in)correct
customer
delivery
envelope
hesitate
final
golf
hit (v)
kick (v)
move (v)
pass (v)
score (v)
shoot (v)
swing (v)
throw (v)
Conversational English
I’m going to thrash you!
What shall we...?
6b
alternatively
aquarium
book (v)
chance
check into
check out of
coach
creature
discount
dolphin
kayaking
main
opportunity
parasailing
participant
per cent
railway station
recommend
ruins
seal
shark
souvenir shopping
speedboat
taxi rank
tourist attraction
travel agency
travel agent
Phrases
change one’s mind
in advance
on offer
the rest of
6c
admit
artefact
as (because)
atmosphere
bowling alley
entertainment
exhibit
give sth up
indoor
outdoor
prize
queue
ride (n)
success
theme park
tournament
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describe
full-time
goat
insist
laugh (n)
milk (v)
oversleep
pick
starve
skip
task
Phrases
at best
dead tired
long time no see
lucky you!
not my cup of tea
rise and shine
8b
cheek
cheerfully
clear up
custom
enjoyable
finger
greet
halfway through
interrupt
introduce
kiss (v)
misunderstand
misunderstanding
occur
remove
scented
shake hands
silently
skin
uncomfortable
8c
a couple of
aluminium foil
cocoa powder
crumb
gram
ingredient
instructions
layer
mayonnaise
olive
olive oil
recipe
roll (n)
tin
Kitchen utensils
bowl
chopping board
fork
frying pan
oven dish
plate
potato masher
saucepan
tablespoon
wooden spoon
Cooking verbs
add
boil
chop
decorate
fry
mash
melt
mix
peel
place
pour
slice
spread
stir
whisk
wrap
8d
climate
community
hunting
impress
inhabitant
landscape
normally
pretty
prey
rely on
respect (n)
state
tradition
traveller
unique
village
villager
8e
arrangement
celebrate
celebration
congratulations
festival
formal
gather
hall
put sb up
relative
separately
Words: weddings
couple
get married
groom
invitation
education
fluent in
intermediate
knowledge of
people skills
personal skills
previous experience
7d
altogether
be fired
by the time
chase
complaint
construction
disgusting
exhausting
exit
face-to-face
factory
feed
get used to
glad
in general
in the middle of
involve
media
penguin
put up with
quit
remind
sweet (n)
unpleasant
Jobs
builder
call centre agent
cameraman
journalist
lifeguard
newsreader
painter
paramedic
plumber
rescue squad
zookeeper
7e
as for...
attend
career
certificate
complete (v)
course
fee
gardening
intensive
practical work
sign up
well-organised
8a
barn
cereal
chores
cow
dawn
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26 6b WB Listening activity
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