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Ben Wetz: Diana Pye Student’s Book OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Ben Wetz Diana Pye English —==Pluss Student’s Book OOOO0O0O0OO contents UNIT Bee UNIT ENPRE EET VOCABULARY Adjectives easy, cheap, rare, far, etc LANGUAGE FOCUS Comparative and superlative adjectives; Present simple Key phrases: Comparing VOCABULARY AND pans LANGUAGE FOCUS p8-9 Television Reality TV stow advert, viewer,channel, etc | guild your vocabulary: Key phrases: Comparing opinions | Regular and irregular verbs LANGUAGEFOCUS _ ' VOCABULARY AND LISTENING pi Past simple p]2OnTV ‘drama series, documentary, reality show, chat show, etc Study strategy: Listening for was, were, there was, there were Review: Unit p16 Project: ATV programme pI7 Py eA world pl8~19 Household goods bottle, roll, carton, can, etc Key phrases: Saying numbers ‘much, many,a lot of some, any specific information p20 The ‘noimpact family Study strategy: Predicting | p21 Relative pronouns puild your vocabulary: | Compound nouns ‘p22 Pollution and the environment recycle, reuse, save, pollute, et Review: Unit2 p26 Cumulative review: Starter—Unit p27 28-29 The internet email, instant messaging, filesharing, et Present perfect: affirmative and negative | Review: Unit3 p36 Project: A website plan p37 r ÿ38-39 Adjectives: personality en fliendly, sensitive, ambitious, etc Adverbs of degree Study strategy: Identifying cognates and fase friends 30 internet addiction p3i Present perfect 132 Cybercrime Study strategy: Matching | fegularand irregular verbs | hacker, virus, password, firewall, headings with paragraphs ete | guild your vocabulary: Verb ‘and noun collocations | p40 Celebrity culture | guild your vocabulary: Prefixes and suffixes Key phrases: Describing people Review: Unit4 p46 Cumulative review: Starter—Unit p47 Shollic 48-49 School life: verbs 50 Cheating get good marks, pass exams, play | guild your vocabulary: truant, etc De criEnpiEii should and must AT Present perfect + stil, | p42 Nouns and adjectives: ‘yet, just and already Personal qualities style, stylish, skil, skilful, etc psthavetoanddontt have to | pS2.School life: nouns ‘mixed schools, single-sex schools state schools, et, p61 First conditional 'p62 Phrasal verbs:a campaign look after, wipe out, carcy on, end wise Study strategy: Making your own examples Key phrases: Agreeing and disagreeing Review: Unit5 p56 Project: A survey p57 'p58-59 Action and protest p60 The food waste scandal_| publicize, campaign, boycott, etc | guild your vocabulary: Key phrases: Making suggestions | Negative prefixes: um im, willand might and in- Review: Unit p66 Cumulative review: Starter—Unit p67 p68~69 Books and films: genres p70 Movie technology comedy, thriller, drama, et Study strategy: Finding Verbs + ing/to specific information Key phrases: Expressing likes and _ Build your vocabulary: dislikes Suffixes:-erand-or Review: Unit 7p76 Project:A film poster p77 78-79 Nouns: art painting, sculpture, gallery, portrait, etc Present passive: affirmative and negative p80 Dada Build your vocabulary: synoiyins Review: Unit p86 Cumulative review: Starter=UnÏt p87 p71 could, can, will be able to | p72 Books and films: features beginning, ending, special effects, setting, etc 81 Past passive: 'p82 Adjectives: describing art affirmative and negative | beautiful, controversial, amusing, shocking, etc Study strategy: Marking word stress | English Plus Options: p88 Extra listening and speaking; p96 Curriculum extra; p104 Culture; pT12 Vocabulary bank | VOCABULARY | Lancuace Focus Routines your homework, get home, go to sleep, etc Key phrases: Time words pT Present tenses LANGUAGEFOCUS | sPEAKING WRITING pI Past tenses pISA newsartide |pla my news | Keyreve phrases: Talking ø about on shrases: Writing a news tin p23 too, too much, too ‘many, enough, not enough p33 Present perfect: | p24 Offeringandasking for _| p25 An environmental help problem and speaking: Deciding what ‘towatch on TV `1 104 Culture: Television in the USA p2 Vocabulary bank:Regularandirregular verbs;TV' | p89 Extra listening and speaking: Explaining what you want to buy Key phrases: Offeringand | Key phrase: Writing an emai! | 697 Curriculum extra: Geography: Sustainable development pl05 Culture: Clean Up the World pII3_ Vocabulary bank: Compound nouns; Waste asking for help |p34 Apologizing and p35Acommentonawebsite | explaining Language point: Addition and lid Vocabulary bank: Verb and noun collocations; contrast linkers Personal details questions | explaining bey pees peeing Key phrases: Experiences | Key phrases: Apologizing and | opinions 43 for and since; Present | p44 Identifying and perfect and past simple | describing people “Key phrases: identifying People 45 biography ey phrase: biography | Language point: Order ot adjectives | p90 Extra listening and speaking: Talking about websites 98_ Curriculum extra: Technology? Theinternet— pI06 Culture: Social networks around the world 91 P99 pl07 IIS Extra listening and speaking: Describing people CutTiclum extra: Language and iterate: Newspapers Culture: Teenage magazines Vocabulary bank: Prefixes and suffixes; Music 53 should, mustand | p54 Askingfor and giving | advice 7a have to Study strategy: | Key phrases: Asking forand | opinions Improving your English | giving advice int: Orderit rong jour cnet | Ene Language point: Ordering lnromation P92 Extra listening and speaking: Talking about your school pic lich extras CRzenshie-thechool unity | prog culture: Studying abroad Vocabulary bank: American English; School p63 be going to and will | p64 Plans and arrangements | p65A formal etter Plans and predictions; | Key phrases: Donating money | Key phrases: Formal letters Intentions andinstant | Language point Present Languagepoint: Explaining deaelone enone es joes ea 093 | P1O™ p09 p73 Second conditional | p74 Expressing preferences | p75Areviewofabookora and recommending film | p94 Extra listening and speaking: Interviewing someone about a film atrangements, pil? Extra listening and speaking: Interviewing a ‘campaigner CurTculum extra: Geography Natural environments Culture: Charities: Comic Relief Vocabulary bank: Negative prefixes: un-,i andin-; The environment | Key phrases: Recommending | Key phrases: Facts and opinions ¡ P102 one and respondin pone 83 Present and past | p84 Expressing doubt passive:affirmative, | key phrases: Describing art negative and questions Key phrases: Doinga quiz | extra: Language and literature: ford building nouns language point: Paragraphs | „mo Culture: The British film industry and topic sentences M8 Vocabulary bank: Suffixes: er and -or; Film-making p85Adescription ofa piece | p95 _ Extra listening and speaking: Discussinga picture 103 Curriculum extra: Visual arts: Art movements ‘ofthe 20th century Language point: Using synonys pI Culture: Graffiti artists ~ past and present | M9 Vocabulary bank: Synonyms; Works of art 102 Match adjectives 1-12 with their ACTIVATE Think of an example for 1-8 Then opposites in the box Then listen and check (easy cheap rare useless unhealthy weak { dangerous expensive heavy safe ask and answer with a partner near quiet| clean exciting difficult common healthy 10 light noisy far 12 boring powerful #/ 103 dirty (ean srctting sport: | ft Pa) (Ut begins with the letter ‘b’.) \ ⁄ W anexciting sport adangerousanimal apowerful person a common material auseful machine aboring film ahealthy food 11 useful Work in pairs Choose the correct og a difficult subject Write more quiz items with the adjectives in words in The world around you quiz Then exercise think of an answer for each description 1-6 You wear this when you want to be safe on your bike Listen and check This planets the furthest from the Sun Itis further than Jupiter It takes 165 Earth years to go around the Sun Mercury is the nearest to the Sun, but it’s also the hottest Earth is also quite F - DS = \ safe / near ~ a distance of about 149 million kilometres _— This city has a population of more than 13 million people It’s one of the biggest cities in the world and it’s very noisy/ useful, People don’t speak English here Thisis a rare / common insect and it’s also one of the most dangerous because it causes malaria It doesn’t live in cold countries and it loves dirty water This is one of the most common materials in houses around the world It’s cheap / healthy and useful We make it from oil These animals are difficult/ powerful and intelligent They've got the heaviest brains in the animal kingdom They eat fish A newborn baby is over 500 kg! This metal is heavier than gold and it’s also rarer and more clean/ expensive It’s got a silver-white colour and it costs about €25,000 per kilo We make jewellery with it Starter unit LANGUAGE FOCUS @ Comparative and superlative adjectives « Present simple Ican make comparisons and talk about things that people Complete the tables with adjectives from the quiz on page Then answer questions 1-3 Present simple Complete the sentences from the quiz on page How does the verb change in the third person singular? We jewellery with it People — English here It dirty water It in cold countries Platinum is heavier and it’s also’ Platinum is more? Neptune is* than Jupiter (More practice => Workbook page E711 Mercury is the *_ to the Sun It's also the" Complete the table using the third person singular of the verbs in the box finish watch study relax go tidy pass teach carry Plastic is one of the most * materials Neptune is the ” from the Sun What are the rules for forming comparatives and superlatives of short adjectives? What are the rules for forming comparatives and superlatives of long adjectives? Which adjective is irregular? ‘More practice
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