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Unit Grammar Vocabulary Pronunciation

1 He’s a footballer The verb be (singular) Countries and nationalities from
Question words: who, what, how old, Vocabulary bank: countries and nationalities
where?

2 We’re a new band The verb be (plural) Positive and negative adjectives /i/ and /i/
I (don’t) like ... / Do you like ...? Everyday English
Object pronouns Vocabulary bank: positive and negative adjectives

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3 She lives in Present simple: positive and negative; Family /s/, /z/ and /iz/
Washington questions and short answers Vocabulary bank: family
Possessive ’s
Possessive adjectives

4 Where’s the café? there’s / there are Places in towns /ð/ and /θ/
Positive imperatives Numbers 100 +
Prepositions of place Everyday English
Vocabulary bank: places in towns

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5 They’ve got brown has / have got Parts of the body /v/ they’ve
eyes Why ... ? Because ... Vocabulary bank: parts of the body

6 This is delicious! I’d like / Would you like ... ? Food /w/ would
Countable and uncountable nouns Everyday English
this/that/these/those Vocabulary bank: food
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7 I sometimes Present simple with adverbs of frequency Days of the week Compound nouns
watch TV TV programmes
Telling the time
8 Don’t do that! Negative imperatives Adjectives to describe feelings Linking sounds
Everyday English
Vocabulary bank: adjectives to describe feelings
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9 Yes, I can can/can’t (ability) Sports can/can’t

like / don’t like + -ing Vocabulary bank: sports

10 A bad storm’s Present continuous House and furniture /h/ have

coming Everyday English
Vocabulary bank: house and furniture

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11 Special days can/can’t (asking for permission) Months of the year and seasons // and /e/
Prepositions: at, in, on Clothes
one/ones Vocabulary bank: clothes
12 He was only 22 Past simple: was/wasn’t; were/weren’t Time expressions was/wasn’t and
Ordinal numbers and dates were/weren’t
Everyday English
Vocabulary bank: materials

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13 What happened? Past simple: regular and irregular verbs Verb and noun pairs -ed endings
(questions and negatives) Vocabulary bank:
verb and noun pairs: make/do/take/have

14 Things change Comparison of adjectives Adjectives and opposites /ðən/ than

than Everyday English
Vocabulary bank: adjectives and opposites

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Pronunciation • Vocabulary bank • Get it Right! • Projects • Irregular verbs and phonetics
Speaking & Functions Listening Reading Writing
Saying where you are from My hero/heroine Dialogue: In a queue Writing about yourself
Talking about your hero Culture in Mind: heroes and heroines

Talking about likes and dislikes People talking about likes and dislikes Dialogue: members of a band Email about your
Talking about singers and bands Song: Are We Alone? Photostory: Just a little joke favourite band
Last but not least: asking a celebrity
questions

Talking about your family Dialogue about free-time activities Article: America’s First Lady Paragraph about your
Talking about the present Culture in Mind: British families family

Talking about places in a town Asking for and giving directions Web page: Things to see and do Text about your town
Giving directions in London or city
Last but not least: conversation between Photostory: A charity run
tourists and a local person

Describing people Descriptions of people Article: Sally or Paula? Description of a friend

Giving personal information Culture in Mind: Different cultures – or family member
different pets
Ordering food in a restaurant Dialogue in a restaurant Article: Unusual food around Email to an English
Last but not least: talking about food you the world family about food likes
like and dislike Photostory: Enjoy your lunch! and dislikes

Talking about routines Dialogues about TV likes, dislikes and Article: Different places – different lives Paragraph for a school
Talking about TV programmes habits Culture in Mind: What British magazine about the TV
teenagers watch programmes you like
Talking about how you feel A picture story Email about feelings Email about your friends
Last but not least: Simon says Song: Don’t stop Photostory: Kate looks great! and your likes and
dislikes

Talking about abilities Amazing abilities Article: We never win, but we always Email about sport
Talking about likes and dislikes Conversation about sport win

Describing what is happening now A telephone conversation about Article: Round the world – alone A holiday postcard
Talking about your house or flat what is happening now Photostory: A kickabout
Everyday English
Last but not least: talking about a holiday

Talking about times and dates
Describing what someone is wearing
Talking about clothes and shopping
Talking about the past
Last but not least: talking about when
you were young
Description of models in a fashion
show
Conversation about the Beatles
Article: Scotland – a land of traditions Email about a festival
Culture in Mind: The Edinburgh
Festival
Article: The Day the Music Died Email about a past
Photostory: An accident in the park holiday

Asking and answering questions in Radio quiz show about historic Article: She said ‘No’ Paragraph for a school
a questionnaire events Culture in Mind: The daughter of magazine about a
a lion famous person from
the past

Comparing people and things in Conversation comparing the 1960s Article: From London bank to Competition text
the classroom with the present Thailand hotel comparing life in the
Describing things using adjectives Photostory: So sorry past and present
Comparing things
Last but not least: giving a presentation
about your country, comparing past
and present