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Contents

Modules Vocabulary Grammar Intonation Reading

Hello page 4 • Greetings • Question words
• School subjects • Imperative (affirmative
• Classroom language
• Prepositions of place - negative)
• Prepositions of movement • Articles: a(n) vs the
• this/that - these/those
• There is / There are
• Plural nouns
• Whose...?
• Possessive adjectives -

Possessive pronouns
• Possessive case
• Let’s... / How about...? /

Why don’t we...?

1 page 13 • Conversational English • Present Simple vs • Unstressed • A magazine
Present Progressive words article: From the
Youth culture • Phrases related to letter box to the
communication • Stative verbs inbox
Culture page: • Past Simple
King Abdulaziz University • Phrases describing like/ • used to • A magazine
dislike • Prepositions of time article: Prince
page 26 • Quantifiers Abdulaziz
• Free-time activities Al-Faisal and
2 page 27 Ed Stafford
• Words easily confused
What an experience!
• Personality adjectives
Cross-curricular page:
A great explorer • Adjectives ending in -ed and • Past Progressive • The reduced • A magazine
page 40 -ing article:
• Past Simple vs Past forms of A Strange Fruit
3 page 41 • Adjectives describing food Progressive did you and
have you • A website: Have
Going places • Adverbs and adverbial • Time Clauses (when, you ever thought
phrases while, as, as soon as) of exploring the
Culture page desert?
Quiz: Famous Landmarks • The weather • Compounds of some,
any, no, every
page 54 • Phrases for letters/emails
• Present Perfect Simple
4 page 55
• Present Perfect Simple
Nowadays vs Past Simple

Cross-curricular page: • Words related to travelling • can, could, may, be • Sentence • An interview
Green Roofs by plane able to stress in with a caver
page 68 indirect
• Word building (nouns • have to, don’t have to, questions • A brochure:
Tasks p.69 ending in -ion, -ation, -ment, Come to Sichuan!
Poems p. 78 -ance, -al) need to, don’t need to,
Writing Section p. 79 needn’t, must, mustn’t
• Accommodation and
facilities • Indirect questions

• Geographical features • Comparisons

• Adjectives describing places

• Words/phrases related to • Future will • Stress in • A magazine
money article about
• Future going to sentences predictions
• Words easily confused with too and
• will have to, will be enough • Four
• Expressions with make able to advertisements
about gadgets
• Abbreviations • Time clauses (when,
after, before, until, as
• Collocations related to soon as)
technology
• Adjectives - Adverbs of
• Word building (adjectives manner
ending in -ful, -less)
• too-enough

• Relative clauses (who-
which-that-where)

Speaking Activities p. 80 Learning Tips p. 90
Grammar Reference p. 83 British and American English p. 92
Irregular Verbs p. 89 Word List p. 93