Obligation and necessity Expressing ability. The grammar of phrasal verbs. Narrative tenses. Expressing the future
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1 Contents Map of the book 4 Overview of the exam 8 Unit 1 Friends and family 10 Unit 2 Jobs and work 20 Unit 3 Sport and free time 30 Unit 4 Nature and animals 40 Unit 5 Books and films 50 Unit 6 Transport and travel 60 Unit 7 Inventions and technology 70 Unit 8 Crime and social responsibility 80 Unit 9 Food and eating out 90 Unit 10 Shopping and money 100 Unit 11 Colours and shapes 110 Unit 12 Nature and energy 120 Unit 13 News and media 130 Unit 14 Fashion and appearance 140 Unit 15 Culture and traditions 150 Speaking video worksheet 160 Practice test answer sheet 164 Practice test 167 Grammar reference 190 Writing guide 212 Audioscripts 220 Videoscripts 234 Information file 238
2 Contents Map of the book 4 Overview of the exam 8 Unit 1 Friends and family 10 Unit 2 Jobs and work 20 Unit 3 Sport and free time 30 Unit 4 Nature and animals 40 Unit 5 Books and films 50 Unit 6 Transport and travel 60 Unit 7 Inventions and technology 70 Unit 8 Crime and social responsibility 80 Unit 9 Food and eating out 90 Unit 10 Shopping and money 100 Unit 11 Colours and shapes 110 Unit 12 Nature and energy 120 Unit 13 News and media 130 Unit 14 Fashion and appearance 140 Unit 15 Culture and traditions 150 Speaking video worksheet 160 Practice test answer sheet 164 Practice test 167 Grammar reference 190 Writing guide 212 Audioscripts 220 Videoscripts 234 Information file 238
3 Contents Map of the book 4 Overview of the exam 8 Unit 1 Friends and family 10 Unit 2 Jobs and work 20 Unit 3 Sport and free time 30 Unit 4 Nature and animals 40 Unit 5 Books and films 50 Unit 6 Transport and travel 60 Unit 7 Inventions and technology 70 Unit 8 Crime and social responsibility 80 Unit 9 Food and eating out 90 Unit 10 Shopping and money 100 Unit 11 Colours and shapes 110 Unit 12 Nature and energy 120 Unit 13 News and media 130 Unit 14 Fashion and appearance 140 Unit 15 Culture and traditions 150 Speaking video worksheet 160 Practice test answer sheet 164 Practice test 167 Grammar reference 190 Writing guide 212 Audioscripts 220 Videoscripts 234 Information file 238
4 Unit 1 Friends and family 2 Jobs and work 3 Sport and free time 4 Nature and animals Vocabulary Grammar Use of English Reading Family Describing relationships Key word: like Present tenses Gossip Paper 1, Part 2: Open cloze Recording phrasal verbs Soap operas around the world Paper 1, Part 7: Multiple Jobs and work Personal qualities Key word: as Making comparisons Paper 1, Part 1: Multiple- cloze Finding a job Sport and free time Key word: time Obligation and necessity Expressing ability word transformations Eccentric sports Paper 1, Part 6: Gapped text Nature and animals Key word look The grammar of phrasal verbs Paper 1, Part 3: Word formation A dog s life Books and films Key word: thing Descriptive verbs Narrative tenses The bangle Travel Travel phrasal verbs Words in context Key word: just Expressing the future Dream holidays Inventors and inventing Key word: to Technology Verbs followed by the gerund or the infinitive word transformation Robot revolution Paper 1, Part 6: Gapped text sentences Crime and criminals Key word: get Relative clauses Open cloze Crime and punishment Books and films Transport and travel Inventions and technology Crime and social responsibility _Contents_rev04.indd 4 15/02/ :48
5 Listening Speaking Writing Video / Review Talking about people Paper 3, Part 1: Multiple Paper 4, Part 1: General conversation Asking and answering questions An essay (1) Video: a match made in Africa Talking about jobs A letter Review U1 and 2 Free time The early history of football An article Video: adventure Animals and humans Points of view Points of view Paper 4, Part 2: Individual long turn An essay (2) Review U3 and 4 Great adaptations Swapping stories A short story Video: Sleepy Hollow Travel and visits Paper 3, Part 1: Multiple Organising a schedule Discussing options Discussing your travels A report Review U5 and 6 Paper 2, Part 2: Review Intelligent robots Suggesting and recommending A review Video: solar cooking Stopped by the police Social responsibility Showing you are listening Paper 4, Parts 3 and 4: Collaborative and discussion An article (2) Review U7 and 8 Paper 2, Part 1: Essay 5
6 Unit 9 Food and eating out Vocabulary Grammar Use of English Reading Food and drink Key word: take Forms of used to and would word transformation All mouth Paper 1, Part 6: Gapped sentences Shopping and consumerism Key word: if Conditionals Mixed conditionals / wish Colour and decoration Key word: seem Describing objects Modal verbs for guessing, speculating and deducing word transformations Crop circles Weather and disasters Key word: way Energy and the environment Contrast and concession The definite article Paper 1, Part 1: multiple cloze Paper 1, Part 2: open cloze Being a weather forecaster Paper 1 Part 6: Gapped text In the news Key words: say and tell Reported speech Reporting verbs Social media Fashion Key word: think Have something done The passive Make, let and allow The Cosplay craze Culture and heritage Phrasal verbs Key word: mind So, such, too and enough Genuine fakes Paper 1 Part 6: Gapped text 10 Shopping and money Pocket money 11 Colours and shapes 12 Nature and energy 13 News and media 14 Fashion and appearance 15 Culture and traditions _Contents_rev04.indd 6 15/02/ :48
7 Listening Speaking Writing Video / Review Eating out In the dark Expressing preferences Talking about the past A review (2) Video: Oaxacaa Money habits Paper 3, Part 1: Multiple Regrets and suggestions An essay (3) Review U9 and 10 Paper 1, Part 6: Gapped text Colour psychology Out of the blue Paper 4, Part 2: Individual long turn An Video: secrets of Stonehenge Natural disasters Hurricanes Criticising and complaining An essay (4) Review U11 and 12 A news report Paper 3, Part 2 Sentence What s on TV? Reporting Discussing TV programmes A report (2) Video: the greenhouse effect Crazes and fads Paper 3, Part 1: Multiple School uniform Paper 3 Part 4: Multiple Challenging Paper 4, Part 4: Discussion on a topic A description Review U13 and 14 Paper 2, Part 1: Essay Statues Living traditions Giving reasons Adverbs in conversation A review, a letter or an article Video: Songlines of the Aborigines 7
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