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H Q Mitchell (DIM Manleni Ma ^ m m publications k e S \ ■7 W ^ V " ' /Л / \ \x/ ' '\ / ЯЙ^^ЙВа4вааййа i I / \ \ / \ \ \ / \ \ \ / \ / / \ / / \ \ \ / / / / К I \ / / J /I \ // \ // / / \ /\ / \ s ta d e ,n t6 0 0 / I / H Q Mitchell Marileni Ma v ^ im publications X " g ta d e ,n t$ J ) 0 0 & 1 / C o n te n ts Grammar Vocabulary Modules •Present Simple -Present •Words easily confused Progressive •Nouns ending in -/on, -ance, -ation, -merit *Stative verbs deriving from verbs •Nouns and quantifiers •Words related to travel and tourism •Present Perfect Simple - •Words easily confused Present Perfect Progressive •Words related to the weather •Expressions with make and do •Articles •Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing •Adjectives describing people and places page 19 CHECKPOINT 1 p 31 3 page 35 ►Past Simple -Past •Words related to crime Progressive •Collocations connected with crime Against the law •Words easily confused ►Comparisons •Prefixes and suffixes (un-, in-, im-, il-, ir-, 4W page 47 •Past Perfect Simple -Past -ful, -less) Thrills and chills Perfect Progressive ►Expressions with take •would -was/were going to *Strong adjectives ►Questions and question ►Verbs starting with over words ►Words easily confused CHECKPOINT 2 p 59 •Future forms >Words easily confused *Collocations with set 5 page 63 •Time clauses *Nouns +prepositions *British and American English Modern life •Modal verbs I (can - could - may - m ight - •Verbs +prepositions P aS e 75 must -need to -have to - •Verbs starting with re- should - ought to - had •Words with several meanings Save our planet better) •Phrasal verbs (keep) •Prepositional phrases with for and without •Conditional Sentences (Type zero, 1,2) •Modal verbs II (will - can - may - m ight - could - must - can’t) CHECKPOINT 3 p 87 Reading Listening Speaking Writing ►Advertisements for ►People talking in eight different situations ►Comparing •An essay I unusual holidays/trips photographs - Discussing holidays *A magazine article ►A teenager talking about the London ►Choosing between *An article about Iceland Dungeon options (which place to rent) - •People talking about why they visited or Discussing where to moved to a particular place live ►A magazine article -People talking in eight different situations about InterRailing ►An interview with an expert talking about ►Comparing •A letter to the editor *Short texts about strange or stupid laws photographs - stupid crimes Discussing crime and punishment ►An extract from the ►Two monologues in which people are ►Speculating and ►A story novel King Solomon's speaking about a motorcycle rally and making a decision Mines rock climbing (what you would take on a desert island) - Discussing adventure *A magazine article ►People talking about mysterious events or ►Helping solve a *A semi-formal letter about extreme sports experiences problem concerning means of transport - >An article about life in •A chief inspector talking about a funny Discussing transport the future crime story •Twelve short conversations ■A brochure about ■A radio interview with a spokesperson of НИИ *An essay II an exhibition called a company called Endangered Species Building the Future *Speculating and making a decision •An extract from the (which ideas can novel: The Time reduce your impact on Machine the environment) - Discussing environmental issues •Eight short conversations M odu les Grammar Vocabular■y ■ ■ 7,# page 91 •Relative clauses •Words easily confused •Participle clauses •Adjectives deriving from verbs and nouns Celebrities •Infinitives and -ing forms •Words easily confused •Prepositional phrases with in and out of •Modal verbs +have + •Nouns ending in -er, -or, -ist and -ian Past Participle •Noun suffixes (-th, -ness, -ure, -ity, -al, Entertainmei -hood, -dom, -ence) CHECKPOINT 4 p 115 Я ; ' i|BllBl H I И ■ :: % ■ 9 page 119 \Passive Voice •Words easily confused Щ ЯШНЙШ •Phrasal verbs (go) •Nouns ending in -ant, -ent and -tor Let’s celebrate •Phrasal verbs (turn) •Compound nouns 10,Ipage 131 *Clauses of concession, result •Words easily confused and purpose •Phrasal verbs (come) •Prepositional phrases (preposition + *Causative form word +preposition) Get the message •Idioms with parts of the body page 147 •Reported Speech >Adjectives +prepositions (Statements, questions, »Expressions with come 12ind matte commands and requests) *Idioms page 159 ►Collocations (adjectives +nouns) •Conditional Sentences Health and fitness (Type 3) ►Lexical set: the body ►Phrasal verbs (take) •Unreal Past ►Expressions with get • Inversion ►Phrasal verbs (bring) *Expressions with put CHECKPOINT 6 p 171 Appendix I p 190 Appendix II p 195 Pair work activities p 175 Grammar Reference p 176 Reading Listening Speaking Writing *An article about •People talking in eight different situations •Comparing •An essay III famous people’s photographs - spending habits Discussing fame and celebrities ►Advertisements about *Two monologues in which people are •Choosing between *A review options (which activity five dance shows speaking about a film festival and a film to organise) - Discussing art *An article about child •An interview with a teenage graffiti artist stars’ schooling *A brochure about •An interview with an events coordinator •Speculating and •An informal letter the annual Fire Ant at a festival making a decision describing an event Festival (what event to •People talking about celebrations organise) - Discussing celebrations and festivals *An article about •An expert talking about body language *Comparing •An essay IV scientists’ attempts photographs - to communicate with ►People talking about ways in which Discussing extraterrestrials different civilisations communicated communication and advertising •An article about Cinco •Eight short conversations De Mayo >A magazine article: *An expert talking about what *Helping solve a ►A letter of application Extrasensory characterises a genius problem concerning Perception career choice - *People talking in eight different situations Discussing issues related to education and careers Four short texts about *A radio interview with an expert talking *Speculating and *A report various ways people about aromatherapy making a decision (how can keep in shape beneficial the options that a spa offers are) - Discussing health issues •Four short texts •People talking about diets relating to health and fitness Online multimedia resources for students at www.mmpublications.com In your opinion what makes an ideal holiday? What is your favourite type of accommodation while on holiday? Which means of transport do you prefer using when going or being on holiday? ШШ, talk about holidays learn to distinguish between permanent and temporary situations and use appropriate tenses for each learn how to use nouns and quantifiers correctly expand your vocabulary by learning lexical sets related to travel and tourism, words easily confused, etc learn how to write an opinion essay acquire skills and strategies that will help you in exams 1 PRE-READING Extreme Sports and Stunt Discuss Vacation in Las Vegas • Which of the following activities do you find most Have an adrenaline-filled appealing? Why? experience that includes extreme sports or movie-style stunts! driving a racecar scuba diving with sharks white-water rafting paragliding bungee jumping astronaut training If you were interested in taking part in one or more of the activities above, what information would you like to know? 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