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B1 





Peter Anderson
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B1
Peter Anderson



Contents


































Unit 1 Communicating |
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1A |
Do you play any sports? |
Grammar Question forms |
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Vocabulary Common adjectives |
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1B |
I’m really into Facebook |
Grammar Present simple and present continuous |
Pronunciation Long and short vowels |
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Vocabulary Adverbs |
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1C |
It was really nice to meet you |
Everyday English Greeting people; Ending a conversation |
Pronunciation Sentence stress |
6 |
1D |
I’m sending you some photos |
Reading An email about a holiday |
Writing skills Correcting mistakes |
7 |
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Writing A reply to an email asking about a holiday |
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Reading and listening extension |
Reading An article about internet dating |
Listening A conversation about making friends |
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Review and extension |
WORDPOWER like |
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Unit 2 Travel and Tourism |
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2A |
We had an adventure |
Grammar Past simple |
Pronunciation -ed endings |
10 |
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Vocabulary Tourism |
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2B |
Everyone was waiting for me |
Grammar Past continuous |
Pronunciation Sentence stress: vowel sounds |
11 |
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Vocabulary Travel collocations |
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2C |
What time’s the next train? |
Everyday English Asking for information in a public place |
Pronunciation Joining words |
12 |
2D |
This city is different, but very |
Reading A travel blog |
Writing skills Linking words |
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friendly |
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Writing A blog post |
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Reading and listening extension |
Reading An article about a race |
Listening A conversation about travel problems |
14 |
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Review and extension |
WORDPOWER off |
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Unit 3 Money |
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3A |
Have you ever helped a |
Grammar Present perfect or past simple |
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stranger? |
Vocabulary make / do / give collocations |
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3B |
I’ve already spent my salary |
Grammar Present perfect with just, already and yet |
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this month |
Vocabulary Money |
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3C |
Do you have anything |
Everyday English Talking to people in shops |
Pronunciation Sentence stress |
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cheaper? |
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3D |
We’ve successfully raised |
Reading An email about raising money for charity |
Writing skills Paragraphing |
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£500 |
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Writing An email to colleagues about a charity |
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Reading and listening extension |
Reading An article about saving money |
Listening A conversation about helping people |
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Review and extension |
WORDPOWER just |
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Unit 4 Social Life |
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4A |
I’m going to the hairdresser’s |
Grammar Present continuous and going to |
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: going to |
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tomorrow |
Vocabulary Clothes and appearance |
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4B |
Shall we go to the market? |
Grammar will / won’t / shall |
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: want and won’t |
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Vocabulary Adjectives: places |
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4C |
Are you doing anything on |
Everyday English Making arrangements |
Pronunciation Sentence stress |
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Wednesday? |
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4D |
Are you free on Saturday? |
Reading An email invitation |
Writing skills Inviting and replying |
25 |
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Writing A reply to an invitation |
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Reading and listening extension |
Reading An article about a fi lm director’s day |
Listening A conversation about summer plans |
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Review and extension |
WORDPOWER look |
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Unit 5 Work |
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5A |
I have to work long hours |
Grammar must / have to / can |
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Vocabulary Work |
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5B |
I might get a job today! |
Grammar will and might for predictions |
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Vocabulary Jobs |
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5C |
I’ll fi nish things here, if you |
Everyday English Offers and suggestions |
Pronunciation Sentence stress: vowel sounds |
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want |
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5D |
I am writing to apply for a job |
Reading A job advert and a letter |
Writing skills Organising an email |
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Writing A letter applying for a job |
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Reading and listening extension |
Reading An article about studying and careers |
Listening A conversation about jobs |
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Review and extension |
WORDPOWER job and work |
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Unit 6 Problems and Advice |
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6A |
You should have a break |
Grammar Imperative; should |
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /u/ and / / |
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Vocabulary Verbs with dependent prepositions |
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6B |
I was very frightened |
Grammar Uses of to + infi nitive |
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Vocabulary -ed / -ing adjectives |
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6C |
What do you think I should do? |
Everyday English Asking for and giving advice |
Pronunciation Main stress |
36 |
6D |
I often worry about tests and |
Reading An email asking for advice |
Writing skills Linking: ordering ideas and giving examples |
37 |
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exams |
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Writing An email giving advice |
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Reading and listening extension |
Reading A magazine advice column |
Listening A conversation about problems with studying |
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Review and extension |
WORDPOWER verb + to |
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Unit 7 Changes |
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7A I’m the happiest I’ve ever |
Grammar Comparatives and superlatives |
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been |
Vocabulary get collocations |
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7B I didn’t use to eat healthy |
Grammar used to |
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food |
Vocabulary Health collocations |
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7C It hurts all the time |
Everyday English Doctors’ questions |
Pronunciation Tones for asking questions |
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7D After that, I decided to make |
Reading A blog |
Writing skills Linking: ordering events |
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a change |
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Writing A blog post about making changes |
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Reading and listening extension |
Reading An article about how things were in the past |
Listening A conversation about changes |
44 |
Review and extension |
WORDPOWER change |
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Unit 8 Culture |
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8A My favourite book is based on |
Grammar The passive: present and past simple |
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a true story |
Vocabulary Art and music; Common verbs in the passive |
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8B I’ve hated rugby since I was |
Grammar Present perfect with for and since |
Pronunciation Word stress |
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at school |
Vocabulary Sports and activities |
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8C I’m really sorry I haven’t called |
Everyday English Apologies and excuses |
Pronunciation Tones for continuing or fi nishing |
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8D I couldn’t put the book down |
Reading A review of a famous book |
Writing skills Positive and negative comments; |
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Linking: although, however |
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Writing A book review |
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Reading and listening extension |
Reading An article from a tourist brochure |
Listening A conversation about tourism in Australia |
50 |
Review and extension |
WORDPOWER by |
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Unit 9 Achievement |
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9A If I don’t pass this exam, |
Grammar First conditional |
Pronunciation Word groups |
52 |
I won’t be very happy |
Vocabulary Degree subjects; Education collocations |
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9B I managed to stop feeling shy |
Grammar Verb patterns |
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Vocabulary Verbs followed by to + infi nitive / verb + -ing |
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9C Who’s calling, please? |
Everyday English Telephoning people you know; |
Pronunciation Main stress: contrastive |
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Telephoning people you don’t know |
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9D Online courses are new to me |
Reading The profi le of a French student |
Writing skills Avoiding repetition |
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Writing A student profi le |
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Reading and listening extension |
Reading An article about studying in the UK |
Listening A conversation between a student and a |
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professor |
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Review and extension |
WORDPOWER Multi-word verbs with put |
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Unit 10 Values |
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10A Would you do the right thing? |
Grammar Second conditional |
Pronunciation Sentence stress: vowel sounds |
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Vocabulary Multi-word verbs |
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10B I’m too embarrassed to |
Grammar Quantifi ers; too / not enough |
Pronunciation Word stress |
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complain |
Vocabulary Noun formation |
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10C Can I exchange it for |
Everyday English Returning goods and making |
Pronunciation Sentence stress |
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something else? |
complaints |
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10D We’re really sorry we missed it |
Reading Emails with apologies |
Writing skills Formal and informal language |
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Writing An email to apologise |
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Reading and listening extension |
Reading An article about smartphones |
Listening A conversation about online shopping |
62 |
Review and extension |
WORDPOWER Multi-word verbs with on |
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Unit 11 Discovery and Invention |
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11A It’s a robot that looks like a |
Grammar Defi ning relative clauses |
Pronunciation Word stress: compound nouns |
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human |
Vocabulary Compound nouns |
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11B I think they discovered it by |
Grammar Articles |
Pronunciation Stress in adverbials |
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chance |
Vocabulary Adverbials: luck and chance |
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11C It’s straight ahead |
Everyday English Asking for and giving directions in a |
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: / / and / / |
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building |
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11D In my opinion, it’s because of |
Reading Opinions about important inventions |
Writing skills Expressing results and reasons |
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the Internet |
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Writing A web post giving an opinion |
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Reading and listening extension |
Reading An amazing story |
Listening A conversation about a crime |
68 |
Review and extension |
WORDPOWER Preposition + noun |
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Unit 12 Characters |
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12A I had always thought they |
Grammar Past perfect |
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: / /, / / and / / |
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were dangerous |
Vocabulary Animals |
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12B He said I was selfi sh! |
Grammar Reported speech |
Pronunciation Word stress |
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Vocabulary Personality adjectives |
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12C I’m pretty sure it’s Japanese |
Everyday English Agreeing and disagreeing |
Pronunciation Main stress: contrastive |
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12D About an hour later, the rain |
Reading A story about a helpful act |
Writing skills Linkers: past time |
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stopped |
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Writing A story about an accident and a rescue |
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Reading and listening extension |
Reading An article about buying a zoo |
Listening A conversation about a bad experience |
74 |
Review and extension |
WORDPOWER age |
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Vox pop video |
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Audioscripts |
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