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1+2Unit 0: IntroductionA: Vocabulary & SpeakingVOCABULARY
Hoildays/ Tourist and visitor attractions/ Holiday activity
- attraction, aquarium, Cathedral, square, harbour, monument, palace , excursion, statue, castle, kayaking
Adjectives (for describing feelings)
terrified, anxious, excited, bored, proud, embarrassed, frightened, relieved, shocked, ashamed, cross, delighted, suspicious, envious, confused, upset
Adjectives (for describing personality)
flexible, kind, outgoing, hard-working, loyal, patient, honest, organized, reliable, sensitive, shy
GRAMMAR
- past simple
- nagtive prefixes
- -ed/-ing adjectives
- Listening
- Speaking
- Reading
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3+4B: GrammarGRAMMAR
- present tense contrast
- dynamic and state verbs
- articles
- future tense: will and going to
- Speaking
- Reading
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5+6Unit 1: GenerationsA: Vocabulary & Word skillsVOCABULARY
State off life, Life events, adjectives about attitude
adult, centenarian, infant, toddler, elderly, middle-aged, university, married, divorce, engaged, inherit, retire, settle down, split up
GRAMMAR
- past simple
- phrasal verbs
- Listening
- Speaking
- Reading
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7+8B: GrammarGRAMMAR
- past tense contrast
past simple
past continuous and past perfect
- used to; be / get used to
- Listening
- Reading
- Speaking
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9C: ListeningVOCABULARY
Family tensions
arrogant, pessimistic, attitude, aggressive, miserable, sarcastic, calm, complimentary, optimistic, accusing, enthusiastic, sympathetic, gratefull, bitter, urgent, nostalgic
GRAMMAR
- should/shouldn't
SKILLS
- listening for gist
- listening for details

- Listening
- Reading
- Speaking
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10D: ReadingVOCABULARY
adolescence
freedom, privacy, interest, decision, opinion, physical, emotional, adolescence, dependent, independent, handle, conflict, boundary, critical
GRAMMAR
- make a noun
- make an adjective
SKILLS
- skimming, scanning
- reading and understanding a text about how to handle with children's adolescence
- Reading
- Speaking
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11E: SpeakingVOCABULARY
gian, foreign, language, programme, abroad, stay in touch, stay safe, take part in, excahnge,
GRAMMAR
- should/ shouldn't
- ought to/ ought not to
SKILLS
- speaking: make a conversation, give some advice
- Speaking
- Listening
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12F: WritingGRAMMAR
- polite requests
- add extra information or detail
SKILLS
- writing a message
- Reading
- Writing
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15+16Unit 2: Leisure timeA: Vocabulary & Word skillsVOCABULARY
Food dishes, Activities and sports, Sports venues, Adventure activities, School clubs
bake cakes, collect, cocial media, text, ballet, ballroom dancing, BMXing, board games, bowling, weights, volleyball, basketball, camping, ice hockey, drama, ice skating, martial arts, gymnastics, horse riding, cards, a musical instrument, rollerblading, sea shore, tennis court, football pitch, tower block
GRAMMAR
- do/ play/ go + sports/ activities
- Compound nouns and adjectives
- Listening
- Speaking
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17+18B: GrammarGRAMMAR
- Present perfect and Past simple contrast
- Present perfect simple and continuous
- Listening
- Reading
- Speaking
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19C: ListeningVOCABULARY
Eating out
curry, pie, pudding, risotoo, stew, stir-fry, lasagne, mousse, paella, miso, taco, wheat
SKILLS
- listening for gist
- Listening
- Speaking
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20D: ReadingVOCABULARY
Field games
addictive, boring, difficult, exciting, healthy, time-consuming, exhausting, contain, adventure, container, variation, treasure, coordinate
GRAMMAR
- preposition
SKILLS
- reading about Filed games
- Reading
- Speaking
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21E: SpeakingVOCABULARY
abselling, climbing, bodyboarding, hang-gliding, bungee jumping, hiking, karting, kayaking, mountain biking, parkour, snowboarding, surfing
STRUCTURES
- expressing preferences
- raising objections
- coming to an agreement
SKILLS
- speaking: giving reason, stimulus-based discission
- Speaking
- Listening
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22F: WritingVOCABULARY
astronomy, debating, society, choir, orchestra
SKILLS
- writing a blog post
- Speaking
- Reading
- Writing
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23+24Unit 3: The human bodyA: Vocabulary & Word skillsVOCABULARY
Parts of the body
ankle, blood, bottom, brain, clf, cheek, chin, albow, wrist, eyelid, forehead, heel, hip, intestine, jaw, kidney, lung, muscle, scalp, shin, skull, spine, thigh, waist
Treatments, Accidents and injuries
bandage, painkillers, X-ray, cream and dressing
Adjectives to describe feelings

GRAMMAR
- Present perfect and present simple
- Word families
- Speaking
- Listening
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25+26B: GrammarGRAMMAR
- Speculating and predicting: will/ won't/ may/ might/ could
- First conditional
- Future perfect anf future continuous
- Speaking
- Writing
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27C: ListeningVOCABULARY
dehydrated, desert, equipment, frostbite, heat, altitude, oxygen, humidity, survive, fragile, collapse, pressure, lack, cosmonaut, limit, pass out, cope with
SKILLS
- listening for details
- listening to information about body's limits
- Listening
- Speaking
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28D: ReadingVOCABULARY
tend to, typical, adolescence, alert, stiff, flexible, dip, increase, record, struggle, digest, effective, concentration, decrease, approach
SKILLS
- reading about body clock
- Speaking
- Reading
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29E: SpeakingVOCABULARY
Identifying people
bob, plait, fringe, spiky, parting, blad, dreadlocks, receding, beard, stubble, goatee, clean-shaven, moustache, freckle, sideburn, wrikle
SKILLS
- describe a photo
- Listening
- Speaking
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30F: WritingSTRUCTURES
- introducing one's opinion
- makeing a additional point
- introducing proposal and solutions
- concluding
SKILLS
- writing an essay
- Speaking
- Writing
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33+34Unit 4: HomeA: Vocabulary & Word skillsVOCABULARY
Types of home, parts of a house and garden
attic, balcony, basement, cellar, conservatory, extension, fence, flower bed, garage, hall, hadge, landing, lawn, path, patio, pond, porch, shutter, sliding door
Describing houses anf roooms
charming, contemporary, conveniently, located, cosy, cramped, dilapidated, impressive, peacefull, lively, remote, spacious, substantial, tiny
GRAMMAR
- some, any, much, many
- compound nouns
- do/ make/ take
- Listening
- Speaking
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35+36B: GrammarGRAMMAR
- comparison: comparative, superlative of adjectives and adverbs
- Imaginary situation
I wish..., if only....
- second conditional
- Listening
- Speaking
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37C: ListeningVOCABULARY
Young and homeless
contact, ignore, effort, conference, charity, council, homeless, publicize, assistance, aim, proposal, tackle, fulfil, inhabitant, harmless, election
SKILLS
- listening for gist and details
- Listening
- Speaking
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38D: ReadingVOCABULARY
inspire, figure, practical, renewable, unique, sculpture, shelter, mansion, dump, miniature, ecological, architect, skyscraper, interior, philosopher, reject, luxury, ceramic, estate, spacious, container
GRAMMAR
compound nouns
SKILLS
- reading a text about alternative living
- Speaking
- Reading
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39E: SpeakingVOCABULARY
- beside table, bunk, curtain, cushion, duvet, fridge, hook, cupboard, lamp, microwave, pillow, shelf
GRAMMAR
- contrast and comparison structures
SKILLS
- speaking: photo comparison (describe, compare and contrast)
- Listening
- Speaking
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40F: WritingGRAMMAR
would rather, had better
SKILLS
- writing an informal email
- Reading
- Writing
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41+42Unit 5: TechnologyA: Vocabulary & Word skillsVOCABULARY
digital activities, computing verbs, gadgets, expressing opinions, school subjects
technology, savvy, forward, install, rate, set up, subscribe, update, upload, out of date, nuisance, phising
GRAMMAR
- collocations
- imperatives
- adjectives + preposition
- Listening
- Speaking
- Reading
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43+44B: GrammarGRAMMAR
- quantifiers
- modals in the past
- SpeakingLINK LINK LINK
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45C: ListeningVOCABULARY
console, camcorder, headset, satnav, digital, ridiculous
SKILLS
- listening for gist and detail about navigation nightmare
- Listenng
- Speaking
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46D: ReadingVOCABULARY
intelligent, code, criticism, competition, complex, AI
SKILLS
- scanning the text about clever machine
- Reading to understand about clever machine
- Reading
- Speaking
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47E: SpeakingVOCABULARY
design and technology, drama, art, ICT, RE
STRUCTURES
- introducing opinions
- compare and contrast key phrases
SKILLS
- comparing photos
- Listening
- Speaking
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48F: WritingVOCABULARY
- forum
- contribute
GRAMMAR
- concession clauses: although/ even though, despite/ inspite of
SKILLS
- writing a forum post to review a new tablet
- Reading
- Writing
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51+52Unit 6: High flyers A: Vocabulary & Word skillsVOCABULARY
describing character (nouns and adjectives), personal qualities
ambition, ambitious, cheerfulness, cheerful, creativity, creative, enthusiasm, enthusiastic, flexibility, flexible, generosity, generous, honestly, honest, idealism, idealistic, intelligence, intelligent, loyalty, loyal, maturity, mature, modesty, modest, optimism, optimistic, patience, patient, pessimism, pessimistic, punctuality, punctual, realism, realistic, self-confidence, self-confident, seriousness, serious, shyness, shy, sociability, sociable, stubborness, stubborn, sympathy, sympathetic, thoughtfulness, thoughtful, humour, humorous, initiative, courage, courageous
GRAMMAR
- adjective endings
- comparison
- phrasal verbs (separable, non-separable, with two particles)
- Listening
- Speaking
- Reading
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53+54B: GrammarGRAMMAR
Relative clauses
- defining relative clauses
- non-defining relative clauses
- Reading
- Speaking
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55C: ListeningVOCABULARY
furious, publicity, author, reporter
SKILLS
- listening for linking words and phrases
- listening for gist and detail about the female journalist - Nellie Bly
- Listening
- Speaking
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56D: ReadingVOCABULARY
fashion, customer, entrepreneur, hitch-hiking, typical, employ, employee, employer, CEO
GRAMMAR
phrasal verbs
SKILLS
- reading about #GIRLBOSS - Rags to Riches
- Speaking
- Reading
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57E: SpeakingVOCABULARY
responsibility, quality, experience, salary, condition, accomodation
GRAMMAR
indirect questions
SKILLS
- discussing/ role-play: about the jobs with a cafe manager
- Speaking
- Listening
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58F: WritingVOCABULARY
- vocational
- argument
GRAMMAR
preparatory it
SKILLS
- writing an essay: for and agianst
- Speaking
- Reading
- Writing
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59+60Unit 7: ArtistsA: Vocabulary & Word skillsVOCABULARY
Art forms, artists, artistic activities, cultural activities, aspects of music, cultural events and shows
ballet, cartoon, classical music, classical music, mime, sitcom, opera, poem, composer, conductor, choreographer, director, novelist, playwright, poet, sculptor
carve, appear, conduct
Musical genres
blues, classical music, folk, heavy metal
GRAMMAR
- articles: a/an/the/zero article
- indefinite pronouns
- Speaking
- Listening
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61+62B: GrammarGRAMMAR
- the passive
- have something done
- reflexive pronouns
- Speaking
- Reading
- Writing
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63C: ListeningVOCABULARY
admit, location, poetry, depress, rythme, memorize, reflection
SKILLS
- listening to people implying opinions; people talking about poetry
- Speaking
- Listening
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64D: ReadingVOCABULARY
irritate, knit, attract, craze, pedestrian, inspire, pavement, bench, fountain, rack, temporary, fall apart, yarn, feminine, approve, vandalism, interrupt, criminal,authority, endanger, species, claim, brighten up, graffiti, masculine
GRAMMAR
- have something done
- reflexive pronouns
SKILLS
- reading: an article about yarn bombing
- Reading
- Listening
- Speaking
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65E: SpeakingVOCABULARY
- exhibition
- recital
GRAMMAR
- Indefinite pronouns
- indefinite pronouns in offers and requests
SKILLS
- speaking: discussing different types of show; expressing
a preference for different types of show; choosing an event
and arranging an outing
- Speaking
- Listening
- Reading
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66F: WritingVOCABULARY
Describing stories
SKILLS
- writing: a book review for a school magazine
- Reading
- Writing
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69+70Unit 8: MessagesA: Vocabulary & Word skillsVOCABULARY
Collocations: using a mobile phone
Phrasal verbs: phoning
Film genres
Reporting verbs

GRAMMAR
- Verb patterns
- Listening
- Reading
- Speaking
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71+72B: GrammarGRAMMAR
- reported speech
- reported questions
- Listening
- Reading
- Speaking
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73C: ListeningVOCABULARY
Global network
communication, continent, satellite, globe, historian, start off, majority, cable, damage, telegraph, passionate, attempt, approach, abandon, optimistic, transmit
Phrasl verbs
SKILLS
- listening to a radio programme about communication
- Listening
- Speaking
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74D: ReadingVOCABULARY
versatile, paperback, genre, evolve, forum, originate, tragic, bestseller, convey, pseudonym, instalment, impress, dedicate, emotional, contribute, blend, betrayal, controversial, regard
SKILLS
- reading an article about cell phone novels
- Reading
- Speaking
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75E: SpeakingVOCABULARY
judge, drip, leak, plumber, ceiling, look up, appeal, breathalyse, collide, crash, knock down, skid, swerve, whiplash
SKILLS
- speaking: describing a photo of someone needing medical
assistance; reacting to an urgent situation; describing
a photo showing people who need help
- Listening
- Speaking
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76F: WritingGRAMMAR
- verbs with two objects
STRUCTURES
- narrative time expression
SKILLS
- writing a story
- Reading
- Writing
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77+78Unit 9: JourneyA: Vocabulary & Word skillsVOCABULARY
Form of transport
Travel: places
aircraft, cable car, coach, cruise, ship, ferry, helicopter, hot-air balloon, hovercraft, scooter, tram, underground, yatch
GRAMMAR
- the passive
- verb patterns
- Reading
- Speaking
- Listening
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79+80B: GrammarGRAMMAR
- Third conditional
- participle clauses
- Speaking
- Reading
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81C: ListeningVOCABULARY
terminate, beverage, purchase, proceed, regret, inform, complimentary, patience, assure, approximate, retrieve, terminal, hail
GRAMMAR
- collocations: verb + noun
SKILLS
- listening about travel problems
- Listening
- Reading
- Speaking
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82D: ReadingVOCABULARY
disastrous, rail, measurement, adjust, orbit, spacecraft, metric, imperial, precise, subtract, warship, asymmetric, vessel
Units of measurement
centimetres, metres, inches, millimetres, kilometres, feet
SKILLS
- reading an article about very expensive mistakes
- Reading
- Speaking
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83E: SpeakingVOCABULARY
Holiday activities
fishing, hiking, horse riding, kayaking, mountain biking, scuba diving shopping, sightseeing, skiing, swimming
Holiday accommodation
b&b, campsite, caravan, hostel, self-catering apartment,
GRAMMAR
- reply questions
- tag questions
SKILLS
- speaking: describing a photo of a holiday scene and
discussing holiday activities; planning a holiday
- Speaking
- Listening
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84F: WritingSTRUCTURE
- begin and end a formal letter
SKILLS
- writing a formal letter of enqiry to a hotel
- Reading
- Writing
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