Unit | Language summary Vocabulary Nouns Pronouns Other Adverbs birthday Subject pronouns beautiful Responses dow I big Hy brother you common yea cafeteria he 00 chemistry she exciting Other city it famous actually class we friendly here classmate they: good (over) tere club interesting nol English Titles new now family Miss next really (+ adjective! friend Mr. nice too (+ adjective) hobby Mrs, ole very (+ adjective) member Ms. same Prepositions name Adjectives shy at, (10:00/City College) parents Possessives unusual from (Seoul/Korea) person my Articles in (the morning/the same semester your a class) sister ‘ ti his on (my way to...) teacher her an wees student its the Conjunctions university our Verbs and vacation their am but year are or has love Expressions Saying hello Exchanging personal Jatroducing someone Checking information Hi. information This is... /These are Sorry, what's your name Hey. What's your name? Nice to meet you. again? Hello. Tm... /My name is Asking about someone Ies Good morning. How are you?/Fow’s it going? (P'm) fine, thanks. Pretty good OK Saying good-bye Bye. Good-bye See you later See you tomorrow Have a good day. Good night. 1-176 What's your first/last name? Ivs What are your hobbies? My hobbies are When's your birthday? Te’s What's ... like? He's/She's/It’ What are . like? ‘They're Where are you from? Tm/We're from Who's that? That's His/Her name is Who are they? They're ‘Their names are and Where's your friend? He's/She's Thanking sameone Thanks. ‘Thank you. oD How do you spell... .? What do people call you? Everyone calls me. Please call me Making suygestions Let's Apologizing (fm) sorry. Agreeing That's right. OK. Sure. © Cambritige University PressUnit 2 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns department store full-time teach Jobs/Professions hospital great wake up (TV) announcer office part-time watch carpenter restaurant similar work (in an office/for an cadhier school worse airline) chef university worst a company director Other Verbs Responses construction worker breakfast answer yeah cowboy clothes assist Other dancer country build alot sheer dinner care for early fisherman drink cook ie fight attendant food design a lumberjack house es bem musician job me chome) ae nurse music get up usually pilot Passenger g0 (to bed/to school/ta receptionist patient ‘work) Prepositions salesperson phone have (a job/lunch) around/about server schedule eave (wock/for work) (10:00/noon) singer snack like after (midnight) taxi driver thing live at (7:00/night/midnight) tour guide time recognize * at (a travel agency/a fast- Web-site designer weather report nell food restaurant) Types of jobs work serve before conon) entertainment business. Adjectives sleep turing (the week) food service ee sound (interesting) {in (a hospital/an office) office work betta spend (your day’ in (the morning/the i : Y afternoon/the evening) travel industry dangerous start 17 Workplaces different stay up lke (Pera) i My on (weekdays Fridays eames citteal ey until (midnight) (computer) company fantastic take Expressions Talking about work/schoo! Asking for more information Expressing interest What do you do (exactly/therey? What time... .? on? Tm a/an Which. . .? Oh, really? Where do you work’ Why? Really Twork infatifor , Talking about daily schedules How interesting! How do you like your joblelasses? How do you spend your day? Expressing surprise Tlike ivthem a lot. Well, i ont ee a echool? What time do you go to Wow! ich werbeaivall Starting a sentence g0 . Igo to work/school at wen What's your favorite .. When do you get home? By the way, My favorite... is © Cambridge University Press Lusually get home at Photocopiable TAUnit 3 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns Other Adjectives sad Clothes and jewelry cD Colors small backpack cell phone black stylish bag. cent blue truthful boots clerk brown, warm bs oe oy Vers dress cup. orange Modal earrings custemer pink on in-line skates design purple Other jacket dollar red ask jeans flea market white buy necklace item yellow help ting lamp Other let (me) + verb, shirt notebook attractive look (= seem) socks newspaper boring look at sunglasses paperback book cheap meen painting each pay (for) (CD) player expensive prefer (birthday) present fun bay - ice ee ee tennis racket ee sell or cotton z jealous cena gold radio large + eee leather style light tryon plastic (price) tag loving want to (+ verb) polyester VOR medium Adverbs rubber mysterious almost silk Pronouns perfect else silver ones pretty more wool pure right there reasonable “Names of materials can be used as nouns or adjectives Expressions Talking about prices Getting someone's Talking about Thanking someone How much is this/that attention preferences Thanks anyway. necklace? Excuse me. Which one do you prefer? You're welcome. Its. Look! I prefer the . . . one. Expressing doubt That’ s not bad. Look at, Which ones do you like Hmm. How much are Oh, better/more? I'm not sure, these/those earrings? Offering help Tlike the ... one Uh, They're Can Lhelp you? better/more. Expressing surprise That's expensive. Identifying things Making and declining an Are you kidding? Comparing Which one? offer ‘The silk dress is prettier’ ‘Phe blue one. Would you like to more expensive than which gnee? Uh, no, That's OK the polyester dress. TA7B ‘The yellow ones. ec nbridge University PressUnit 4 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns Musical instruments Pronouns wee Movies cello Object pronouns save horror film guitar me send science fiction piano you study thriller Entertainers him think western actor her visit TV programs actress it win game show sono us Adverbs news ae em especially talk show concert Verbs st Music* date Modal ae 7 fsie® ea would pretty (+ adjective classical ‘ country (baseball game Other sow spel ate come row se a] Ba Cor) have to (+ verb) (not) very much oo (soceer) match goout Prssiliven R&B (rhythm and blues) (text) message guess about (it) rap (electronic) note know for (dinner) rock play listen to with (me) salsa stadium meet from until/till ticket miss video need to (+ verb) . voice play (an instrument) . Names of musical styles ean be used as nouns or adjectives. Expressions Talking about likes aad dislikes laviting someone Do you like ...? Would you like to... ? Yes, Ido. like... lot/ Do you want to... ? Tlove Accepting an invitation No, f don't. I don’t like Yes, I would very much, Yes, I'd love to. What kind of... do you like? Yes. Fd really like to. What do you think of ...? Refusing an invitation Who'vWhat's your favorite...? Pd ike to, but I have to Td like to, but I need to Yd like to, but I want to Cambridge University Press GUEETEED Asking about events When is it? Where is it? What time does it start? Where should we...” 7179Unit 5 Language summary Vocabutary Nouns Other Adjectives meve Family/Relatives adult Quantifiers spend (money) aunt age stand brother bus stop. tell children college travel cousin couple many vote dad elevator a lot oflats of wait daughter e-mail some Ad fa family tree n verbs father family tree not many Time expressions grandfather fact afew (almost) always grandmother foreign language few (elses) ala grandparents government Other this coeabiotliyent great-grandfather money dear (+ nanre} these days “ great-grandmother only child married Other great-grandparent people secret ‘broad husband percent single abroa mom (wildlife) photographer stuck alone mother Project typical away nephew teenager Staaeried together niece shopping tip young Prepositions sister television between (the ages of sister-in-law women Verbs ate wen Pronouns ey by the age of... aie anyone get (married) no one marry Conjunction Expressions Asking about family Exchanging information about the present Tell me about your family. How many people are there in your family? There are... people in my family We have... son{s) and. . . daughter's). How many brothers and sisters do you have? Thave. .. brother(s) and . .. sister(s) T'm an only child. 7-180 Are you living at home? Yes, I am_/No, I'm not. Where are you working now? Tm working Is anyone in your family Yes, my... is Expressing interest What an interesting Expressing relief Thank goodness! ‘ht now? GMT © Cambridge University PeUnit 6 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns Sports and fitness activities aerobies baseball basketball bieyeling football incline skating jogging karate running softball stretching, swimming tennis treadmill ball walking weight training youa Other athlete country couch potato fitness freak free time om sports fanatic talent show tip Pronoun nothing Adjectives average ft good at (something) middle-aged real regular tired Verbs chat dance draw enter exercise keep lift weights paint play (cards/a sport relax sing spend (time) take (a walk) type work out Adverbs Frequency always almost always usually often sometimes hardly ever almost never never every once a three times a not very often/much Other online’ sometime then Prepositions in (my free time/great shape for (a walk) like (that) Can also be an adie Expressions Talking about routines How often do you ...? Every Once/Twice/Three times a Not very often Do you ever ...? Yes, I always/often/sometimes No, Inever/hardly ever How long do you spe Talking about abilities How well do you...” Pretty well/About average, Not very well How good are you at Pretty good /OK. Not very good. Asking for more information What else ‘Two hours a day/Thirty minutes a day. Cambridge University Press CID ? Expressing surprise/disbelief Seriously? Agreeing All right, No problem! 1181Unit 7 | anguage summary : Vocabulary Nouns tourist rude Adverbs argument, tip sick Time expressions . bowling vacation terrible again city waves special all day/night/weekend dishes weather terrific as usual ’ fight peueres whole last night’Saturday! i food weekend anything. Verbs ti gardening cota cee most of the time ‘ homework Ser at the whole time hoe sméthing call today insect Adjectives Quve yesterday ‘ wraoke bar amazing fish Other undry awful forget also ugzage broke happen anywhere ighbor cloudy ne downtown noise cold fovite first of all party cool make (a phone call) unfortunately . passport excellent ten ; ‘ photocopy foggy ve Prepositions {air)plane freezing rede) on (businessivacation/a i s stay (home rip) room full stop over the weekend ‘ service bot take (a day off) surfing incredible . ; 7 worry test, lost veome - lucky rong Expressions : Asking about past activities Giving opinions about past experiences : Did you go anywhere last weekend? How did you like... How was... ? How did you spend ...? Tt was... /Mreelly enjoyed it. ‘ What did you do... ? What was the best thing about... ? Where did you...? Was the .. . OK? : What time did you...? Who did you... with? ; How long were you. ..? : T4182 © Cambridge University Press &“UML a wut Unit 8 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns pay phone floor hold on Neighborhood/ post office garbage look for Recreational facilities *estaurant grass share amusement park shopping center hairent wash apartment (building) _—_-Skaleboard park kid xe aquarium stationery store parking avenue swimming pool pet Hespges bank theater pollution fours barber shop traffje light privacy Other bookstore (public) transportation reservation everywhere (botanical) garden travel agency roommate in fact campus video arcade utilities t00 (= also) clothing store youth center yard Prepositions dance club 200 on: drugetore Other ved next to gas station ad(vertisement) See enient nearby) grocery store (ear) alarm fancy close to gym nina loud aeross from hotel bedroom i opposite ice-skating rink card a in front of in-line skating path cat Verbs in back of Internet café choice agree behind laundromat cleanliness bark between (public) library complaint borrow on the comer movie theater crime call back (science) museum dog cut Conjunction music store door ary se park fashion find Expressions Defining a place Asking about quantities Whatisa...? Are there many ...? Tes a place where you Asking for and giving locations. Is there s/an... near here? Yes, there is. There’s one No, there isn’t, but there's one Are there any... around here? Yes, there are. There are some No, there aren't, but there are some No, there aren't any... around here. © Cambridge University Press Yes, there are a lot. Yes, there are a few. No, there aren't many No, there aren't any. No, there are none. Is there much ...? Yes, there's a lot. ‘Yes, there’s a little No, there isn’t much. No, there isn't any, No, there's none. 7-183Unit § Language summary Vocabulary Nouns Adjectives Verbs appearance bald describe beard blond hold centimeter casual learn contact lenses classic sit couple curly suppose e-pal éark wear eye elderly Adverbs feet funky fairly (+ adjective) girlfriend good-looking e ores aeeeons quite (+ adjective) fuy handsome Prepositions hair ong, in (a T-shirtijeans/his twenties) height medium on (the couch) length. middle aged to (the left off looks serious-looking with (red hair) man short meter straight mustache tal picture sweater window Expressions Asking about appearance What does she look like? She's tall. She has red hair, How old is she? She's about 32. She's in her thirties How tall is she? She's I meter 88. She's 6 feet 2. How long is her hair? It’s medium length What color is her hair? Tt’ light brown, What color are her eyes? ‘They're dark green Does he wear glasses? Yos, he does./No, he doesn't 7-184 Identifying someone Who's Raoul? Ho's the man wearing a green shirt/talking to Liz, Which one is Julia? She's the one in jeans/near the window Making suggestions Why don't you...” EEE © Cambridge University Press - yaadTUM) =; Unit 10 anguage summary Vocabulary Nouns latest Adverbs appointment live (concert) already (mountain) bik relaxed ago camel several lately (goat) cheese valuable past cany Vasile recently Se og Se = ae clean Prepositions hill climb for (a while/two weeks/several years) key cut since (6:45/last week/elementary school therbat) tea deside lifestyle a magazine (takeout) meal tose riverboat tout read streetcar nde | . street surf (the Internet) take (it easy’ wedding pane Adjectives try awake busy easygoing . engaged fast-paced sec important Expressions Talking about past experiences How many times have you. ..? Expressing uncertainty Have you ever ? Tve . .. once/twice/several times. can’t decide. Have you... recently/lately ... this week? How long have you lived here? Apologizing Yes, [ have/No, I haven't Have you . .. yet? Yes, [have. I've (already) No, [haven't, Taven't.... (yet). © Cambridge University Press CID Tve lived here for/since How long did you live there? lived there for Ym sorry (I'm late) 1-185Unit 11 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns attraction bargain beach event, (city) guide harbor hometown information sight souvenir spot subway summer taxi town visitor Pronoun you (= anyone) Adjectives best clean crowded delicious efficient fast historical focal inexpensive noisy polluted safe spacious stressful ugly Verbs Modal should Other get around plan to (+ verb) recommend rent use Adverbs anytime definitely easily extremely (+ adjective maybe somewhat (+ adjective) Prepositions outside (the city) about (Mexico City) Conjunctions however though Expressions Describing something What's... like? Tt’s...and It’s... ., but Gt’s not) It’s... Te’s not (too) It’s... .. It's not (too) 7-186 Asking for information Can you tell me about ...? Talking about advisability What can you do though ‘You ean showever. You can’t CanI...? Asking for and giving suggestions What should I...? 2 ‘You should You shouldn't Should I,..? ‘Yes, you should /No, you shouldn't. ‘Yes, you can./No, you can't. © Cambridge University PressUnit 12 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns Containers Other Verbs Health problems bag advice Modals backache bottle back could burn box chicken stock may cold can dentist Other jar energy burn pack garlic chop up stick hand concentrate tube head faint headache Pharmacy items idea get (a cold) hiccups aspirin liquid hurt insomnia bandages muscle rest itchy eyes breath mints rest pat mosquito bites cough drops throat, see (a doctor/a dentist) sore eyes/muscles/throat deodorant, tooth cuggeat stomachache eye drops Abend sneeze sunburn face cream helpful take (medicine! toothache heating pad ¥ something for...) homesick upset stomach lotion hehe work (= succeed) multivitamin P multi stressed (ont) Prapos sitions shaving crea in thew under (cold water) toothpaste : vitamin C Expressions Talking about health problems How are you? Not 50 good. Ihave That's too bad. Offering and accepting assistance Asking for and giving advice What should you do...? It’s important/helpful’a good ides to What do you suggest/have for ...? ‘Try/l suggest/You should Can/May I help you? Expressing dislike Yes, please. Yuck! CarvCould/May Ihave... .? Agreeing © Cambridge University Press Cr You're right. 1187a4 Vocabulary Nouns: lemon Other Verbs Food and bewerayes lettuce coffee shop Modals ® banana meat menu wil * bean meatball order would beof mushroom) review Other - bread noodle waiter biitig ‘ burrito omelet waitress pee cake pizza a eee) - ppuetino potato Adjectives take (an ord : thlue) cheese rice Adverbs chicken salad bland a bit (+ adjective) - chocolate salmon fresh either cucumber sandwich, fed neither s ) seafoox greasy tonight ‘ (main dish =e ae ht iret e healthy Preposition * dressing wae international ‘with (lemon) flavor sushi : french fries tofu mashed ‘ hamburger tomato mixed tuna ay : Vinaigrette i‘ z water, — spiey ‘ stirfried sweet - - vegetarian é Expressions z Expressing feelings Ordering in a restaurant Tm (not) crazy about May I take your order? 9 T'm (not) in the mood for What would you like (to... )? - can't stand Td like/l'll have a/an/the o Agreeing and disagreeing What kind of. .. would you like? y Thike Yd like have ..., please. & So do L,I do, too. Would you like anything else? é I don't like. Yes, please. I'd like Neither do 1/1 don’t either. No, thank you. That'll be all. - Tm crazy about : A Soam L/1 am, too 5 Tim not in the mood for & Neither am 1,/I'm not either. a Tean a LLeaa, too. Lean either. 1-188 ET © Cambridge University Press Pie ropedeur Unit 14 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns Geography capital earth forest island lake ocean planet river view valley voleano waterfall world Distances and measurements degree (Celsius/Fahrenheit) kilometer meter (square) mile Other Verbs airport get up (to) farm go down (to) Kowledge Adverb nowt next year million Prepositions number in (the summer/the world/the Americas) population of (the three) quiz on (the island/earth) winter from...t0 Adjectives deep far hard high isolated mountainous wet worse Expressions Talking about distances and measurements How far is... from...” It's about ... kilometers/miles How bigis...? Its. . square kilometers/miles, How high is...” Its... meters/feet high, How deep is. ..? It’s... meters/feet deep. How long is...” It’s... kilometers/miles long. How hot is... in the summer? Iegets up to... degrees. How cold is... in the winter? It goes down to... degrees. © Cambridge University Press ETD Making comparisons Which country is larger, ...or...? is larger than Which country is the largest:...,...,0r...? is the largest of the three. Which country has the largest... .? has the largest What is the most beautiful... . in the world? I think... is the most beautiful 7-189Unit 15 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns Other Adjectives Leisure activities canceled (comedy) act physical barbecue (dance) performance excuse Nes gathering favor accep hockey game invitation give picnic meeting open, (golf) tournament message Pick (someone) up rock concert relative Practice request, refuse roller coaster return statement speak puppy Adverbs afterward on time overtime Expressions Talking about plans What are you doing tonight? I'm going Are you doing anything tonight? Yes, Tam. Tm No, I'm not. What is she going to do tomorrow? She's going Are they going to... ? Yes, they are, Apologizing and giving ceasons Pd love to, but I can't. 1 Sorry, but Ihave to 1-190 Making a business call Hello, May I speak to...? ‘snot in, Can I take a message? . Yes, please. This is... . Would you ask .... to call me? This is Til give... the message Leaving and taking messages Can/May I take a message? Please tell... (that) Please ask... to Would/Could you tell... to...? Would/Could you ask... to...? © Cambridge University PressUnit 16 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns Adjectives Adverbs (savings) account broke anymore (photo) album outgoing differently credit own less cacd successful someday change Verbs Prepositions vouree achieve in (ages/a few years) future become into (my own apartment) foal bring about graduation catch up (Griver’s) license change life ress (bank/student) loan ve qhapk’stadent)) fall (in love) responsibility win skill caste vocabular ow weight hope (+ verb) improve pay off take (the bus) Expressions Describing changes Talking about future plans You've really changed! Y'm not in school anymore. I wear contact lenses 1 got engaged I moved to a new place Tve lost weight. ve changed jobs. My hair is shorter now. My job is less stressful © Cambridge University Press T'm (not) going to I (don’t) plan’want to Thope to Td likevlove to Expressing congratulations Congratulations! 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