BOOST YOUR © VOCABULARY 3 Chris Barker PENGUIN ENGLISH GUIDESContents Unit Pages Introduction 4-5 1 People 6-11 Feelings and emotions; Character 2 Thesenses 12-17 The senses; Sight; Hearing; Touch; Smell; Taste 3 The body and actions 18-23 Common verbs of movement; Speed of movement; Verbs associated with parts of the body; Verb phrases; Prepositions of motion 4 Health 24-29 Common ailments and illnesses; Skin conditions; Common injuries; Going to the doctor; Patient; Doctor 4 Test yourself 1 30-31 Test exercises 1 ~ 6 (60 morks) 5 Sport 32-37 Sport; Equipment; Location; Verbs / nouns; Parts of the game; Scoring 6 — Education and jobs 38-43 Teachers at school; Studying at school; Exams; Studying at college / university; Careers; Applying for a job; Requirements for a job 7 Computers 44-49 Computers; Verb phrases associated with computers; The internet and e-mail; Computer knowledge 8 = Musicand drama 50-55 Types of performance; Places; Music (Performing; People in music; People in dance}; Drama (Parts of a theatre; The stage; Plays; People; Parts of o drama; Performing); Describing a drama / a performance Unit Pages 5 - 8 Test yourself 2 56-57 Test exercises 1 — 6 (60 marks) 9 Describing objects: shapes and materials 58-63 Two-dimensional shapes; Three-dimensional shapes; Edges, corners ‘and points; Metals and other materials; Parts of an object; Surfaces and textures; Openings; Measuring; Describing objects 10 Inthe countryside 64-69 Features of the countryside; Parts of a plant; Parts of a tree; The earth; Describing landscope features; Groups of animals; Cereal crops; Growing and harvesting; Countryside activities 11 Inthe town 70-75 The built environment; The town centre; Street features; Roads in and around town; Describing town and country living 12. Holidays, celebrations and festivals 76-81 Public holidays in the UK; Birthdays; Parties; Decorations; Special clothes and make-up; Christmas; Easter; Special days celebrated in the UK 9-12 Test yourself 3 82-83 Test exercises 1 — 7 (60 marks) Reference 84-87 Adjectives followed by prepositions, Transitive and intransitive verbs; Units of measurement; Dates of festivals and special days celebrated in the UK; Spelling rules; British ond American English Selfassessmentand progress check 88 Answer key A-H (Central pull-out section)People Translate the words and phrases. Feelings and emotions Adjectives to feel / to be . afraid (of) angry (about, with) ashamed (of) disappointed (about, in, with) disgusted (at, by, with) embarrassed (about, by) envious (of) excited (about, by, al) exhausted (by, from) frightened (of) frustrated (by, with) guilty (of, about) happy (about, for, with) hurt (by) jealous (of) proud (of) sad (about, for) shocked (at, by) sorry (about, for) surprised (at, by) tense (about) tired (of) upset (about, at, over, with) See page 84 in the reference section for example See page 85 for making the comparatives of two- syllable adjectives. sentences using the adjectives and prepositions above. Nouns fear anger shame disappointment disgust embarrassment envy excitement exhaustion fright frustration guilt happiness hurt jealousy pride sadness shock sorrow surprise tension tiredness hate, hatred love to be in a bad mood Boost Your Vocabulary 3 Unit 1