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p5 Memories pB 5portjng origins
Describing feeLings (overawed, bewi ldered, Grammari Habitual actions English through the ages The origins of rugby, basketbalI and baseball
etc.) & Talking about family resemblances Vocabulary: Recent coinages Vocabulary: Adverb collocations Gtau n ch ly
Prefixes (dre-, mis-, under-, super-, elc.) fd Rudio p,ogrurre about the origins opposed, etc.)
Time expressions (neverendi ng, etc-) of English
6t Talking about childhood
Get Ready for your Exam 1 pl4 . Reading M,'ssing serten.es . Use of English Open cloze r Speaking Debate
p1 5 Coftpound ,diectives p78 Lord of the F{ies
Compound adiectives (illequipped, eye- ls too much TV bad for you? Arthur l\4iller & Death of a Salesman Extract from the novei
cat.hin g, fo t - rco (hi ng. e|r.' Vocabulary: like, unlike and as Vocabulary: Verb noun & adjective-noun
Compound nouns tfeoture filn, heart throb, 6d ,u .i.g aoout lVwarrhirg habits collocations (overturn a verdict, etc.)
etc.) dd Extract from Death of 0 Salesman
fd Tatkins about films
. Language Review iJnits I 2 p24 . Skills Round-up ilnits 1 2 p25 I
. Use of Engtish Word fornation gap-fill . Listening Multiple-choice statements r Reading Bon&ed gap"fill I
pz7 Relationships i:i;:: :'r11.: r.r't:r i;i|:il. p30 Lcve congutrs all
Collocalion: Verb + adje.tive + noun tform a Song: I turn to you & aritish habits and attitudes Love and War
close friendship, suffer a major setback, etc.) Grammar: Contrast: present perfect concerning weddings VocaoularV: r iteral and l qL ative laqguage
Set phrases tbone drv, pit(h btock, fighting fit. simpie and continuous 6i Talking about different aspects of
etc.) VocabuLary: Friendship weddings and matriage
[d Talkirg about "eratiolships $d Describing friends
Get Ready for your Exam 3 p36 . Reading Muttiple fiatching . Use of Eiglish Error correction
p370escribingrhange :,ili:',r,-rr;riril.r: ir'lli rr,, :.'rr :;i'r.! p4S A new directio*
Synonyms ofchange (olter, modify, refine, etc) Grammar: Comparative and superlative {0 Rudio programme about the song Liltle stars: Ana ea ldeger. tennis sta tJrned
Nouns formed from verbs {alterotion, etc.) Forms Strange Friit charity worker
Expressions with change (change of heort, etc.) ffi Talking about how people change Slnging for change Vocdb Jld'y: Adjecr ive-noJn collocalions
6d talking about changes as they become teenagers Grammar: Reduced relative clauses
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. Reading Tr u elFalse /Not stated . U54 of Engli sh Sen ter.e f/a n sfo r n atio n
p49Wardndpeace p52 Wildlife warrior
Words relaipd lowa" ttoolition, insurgent5, ett.) HeaLthy Arguments? The suffragettes Steve lrwin
Verb"noun collocations {i nfli ct cosuolti es, elc.) Grammar: for + noun/pronoun + 6b Song: Slsfers are doing it for Vocabulary: Verb-noun collocations {shake off a
ldioms (drop o bombshell, etc.) i nfinitive themselves cold, pronounce sen lenr e. er..)
Adiective suffixes (-ol, -ous, -/ess, etc.) $ Talking about family arguments
6d the Battle of the Somme
Get Ready for your Exafi 5 p58 . Sp€aking Prrure" bosed discussion r Use of English Mu ltip{e-choice gap-fill . Listenifig True/False/Not stoted
p59 Lookifrg inta th€ future I .,r'r.:-r:r-::i p62 5leep-deprived teenagrrs
Synonyms of predicl (anticipate, prophesy, etc.) Why do we dream? The Eurcpean Union er :leepiag leeragers lie
Fxo'essiols lor olars dno predicriors (sel your Grammar: Phrasal verbs - particles and Vocdb-lary: Verb. ro-r (ollocdt:o1s Dictionary work: using a dictionary of
sights on, in the foreseeable future, elc.) their meanings (bring benefits, exercise control, etc.) coLtocations
GrdTmdr: Tdll irg about the tut, e 6i Talking about dreams Vocabulary: Dependent prepositions (2J Vocabulary: Cotlocations of sleep
Q Where do you seevourself in 10 vears' time (benelil lron. the key to, tope tuilh, etL.) Vocabulary: Register (sfop/ceas e, ke e p / reta i n,
6d ooirior' on the E rrooean Un:01 oLlaw/permit, etc.)
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Get Ready foriour Exam 6 p/0 . Read ing Boflied qap-,[i / . l,Jse of Engl ish Sentence tro nsfornotion . Speaking Picture -bosed discussion I
p71 Travelling ailout ii. .,i.:';i,:.r. i.i r i :i : t,,i.. ,r :.rr r , ,: r|, r: 1 074 Time travel
Synonyms ot journey {tour, pilgrimage, elc.) Grammar: -irg forms with preparatory ll Vocab-l"ry: \oJns related to p'"asal TiTe ira!el lor beginners
lnformaI language {whinge, heoving, etc.) Vocabulary: Phrases for'softening' v erbs (b reo kth ro u g h, g et to g eth e r, Vocdb"ld.v: EarilV confLSed woras linler/imply,
PhrasaI verbs (drop off, see off, stop by, etc.) ideas (in o way, or whatever, elc.) comebock, etc.) etc.)
Phrasal verbs with run and wolk fd Talking about tourist destinations Vocabu."-y: ho.r sullires (-:ion. etc.) Vocabulary: Linkers that refer to other people's
Synonyrs ol wqlk (sauntet, traipse, elc .) Si Rudio progrurre about migration to expectations {the ploin fact is, to tell the truth,
6d TraveLs the LJK over the ages etc.)
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Get Beady foryour Exam 7 p80 . Speaking Prtule- based discussion . Use of English Open cloze . Listening ldentify'ing true statements
p81 Fashion ,.ai:,r, .,, , t.::ii:,i p84 Food ofihe future
Ctothes and style IVleat for vegetarians 0ur gang Nano-food
Two-part adiectives Grammar: would Vocabulary: ColloquiaL language Vocabulary: Food related words and phrases
Clothes idioms (.offthe cuff,etc.) fd Tatkins about attitudes to food (wonnabe, clued up, crew, et..) (shelf life, etc.)
& Talking about ctothes and fashion Vocab,la y: la. (;rg about 'ood
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Get Ready for your EEm 8 p92 . Listening Senlenc e completion. Use of English Mu ltiple-(hoi(e qop-fill I
p9l Gossip p96 (on$piracy th€ories
Expressions related to gossip and secrets How to keep a secret Extract from The Secret Aqent Conspiracy theorists: are they out to get you?
(eavesdrop, indiscreet, drop a bombshell, etc.) Style: using phrases noi single-word fd lnformation aboutloseph Conrad Vocabulary: LiteraI and figurative language (rich/
Giving and withlrolding information (blob, etc.) veths (talk/have a tolk, etc.) rolling in money, elc)
ft Listening to gossip Vocabulary: Colloquiai omissions
6et Ready foryour Exam 9 pL02 t Listening Multiple"choice statements . Use of English Ero r corredion . Speaking Debate I
p103 Fareurell 1 ]] i.],i,:]]i ;t1i,i:j]1.]li p106 lmmorrality
Synonyms of end and finish (cease, etc.) VocabuLary: The environment (polar lce Vocabulary: Adjectives to describe films Would you die of boredom if you lived forever?
Diclionarv work: SVnonvms caps, degrade, etc.) (connotation) Vocabulary: Negative prefixes and suffixes
Synonyms and antonyms {lu cky /fo rtu itou s, Vocabulary: Verb'noun coilocations 6d A film critic talking about the endings
u n I u cky / i ll - fate d, etc.) Grammar: Wh7tever, whoever, etc. of films
Sil Fit'acts trom a variely ol lexl lypes [d Tatking about gtobal threats Vocabutary: Adverbs of degree
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Get Ready foryour Exam X0 p1 1 4 . Reading mrbslng sentenres . Speakin g Picture based discussioh
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