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(1)UNIT Coursebook contents map Grammar Reading texts Listening texts Vocabulary Speaking and Pronunciation Facts Articles (a, an) (p7) Global English facts (p6) Conversations about cars (p9) Be (p9) Number plates from around the world (p8) International words (p7) page Numbers and ordinals (p10) Numbers 11–99, ordinals (p10) Completing forms (p13) Email and website addresses (p12) Possessive adjectives (p13) The power of numbers (p10) The UK and US … telecommunication facts and figures (p12) Figures page 10 Numbers 1–10 (p8) EV Meeting people (p14) Writing: A form Global voices: Introducing yourself (p15) Study skills: Classroom language The created capital (p21) Where page 18 Wh- questions (1) (p21) When Present simple (3rd person) (p23) The cross-border commuter (p22) Present simple (negative) (p25) Calendars around the world (p24) Finding out personal details (p13) (p16) (p17) Megacities (p18) Megacities (p18) Where are you from? (p19) Cities and countries (p19) Describing places (p20) Important factors in choosing a place to live (p21) Telling the time (p22) Daily routine (p22) The cross-border commuter (p22) Time and dates (p24) EV also and too (p20) UNIT P Page 22 Function globally: Asking and telling the time (p26) Global English: Three circles of global English (p27) Family Page 30 Questions with do/does (p33) UNIT Wh- questions (2) (p35) Friends Object pronouns (p37) page 34 Shakespeare’s tragic families (p30) Writing: Bed (p38) Global voices: Your family (p39) There is / There are (p43) Man’s best friend? (p36) UNIT Breakfast page 46 Film page 54 UNIT Family (p30) Find someone who (p33) Colours (p32) P Intonation in questions (p33) Describing what you with friends (p35) Talking and asking about friends (p34 & 35) Adjectives to describe characteristics (p36) Writing: Unusual hotels (p42) Countable and uncountable nouns (p47) Quantifiers (a lot of, much, many, some) (p49) A full English breakfast (p46) Hungry planet (p48) Television (p31) (p40) Dictionary skills 1: using a learner’s dictionary (p41) Hotel facilities (p42) Inventing a hotel (p43) Furniture (p44) Talking about your house (p45) Food and drink (p46) Describing a picture of a breakfast (p47) P Breakfasts from English speaking countries (p46) Fresh and processed food (p48) P Consonant clusters (p44) Linking words (p47) a type of, a kind of, a sort of (p46) Making and responding to offers (p50) Global English: Delicious English (p51) Frequency adverbs (every day / week / month) (p55) World cinema (p54) Frequency adverbs (always, often, sometimes …) (p59) Television theories (p60) Writing: Writing about what you eat/would like to eat (p49) An email to a hotel (p52) Learning new words (p53) World cinema (p54) Make a pitch (p56) A trip to the cinema (p55) Types of film (p57) People talking about television programmes (p58) Television programmes (p58) Phrasal verbs (turn down, turn off) (p60) EV Function globally: Shopping (p62) Global voices: Going to the cinema (p63) Writing: Study skills: P really (p36) EV Function globally: - Extend your vocabulary Emphasising (p37) A personal description page 58 EV P Your family Describing a home (p45) Study skills: iv (p29) The CouchSurfing project (p45) page 42 (p28) Working with other people Clans (p32) Study skills: (p25) EV Showing interest /s/, /z/ and /ɪz/ (p23) Favourite days Man’s best friend? (p36) Function globally: P Describing a routine Clans (p32) Meeting places around the world (p34) Nationalities (p18) A typical day (p23) Dates (p24) Study skills: Possessive ’s (p31) The alphabet (p7) about (p12) Function globally: Prepositions (from, in, near) (p19) P Numbers in a sequence (p10) see, watch (p60) A trip to the cinema (p55) P /ɪ/ and /iː/ (p56) Television habits (p59) Talking about television (p61) P Phrasal verbs (turn down, turn off) (p60) Writing a pitch (p57) A review (p64) Making notes (p65) - Pronunciation Contents 9780230032965.Text_1.indd 11/08/2010 16:15 (2) Work UNIT page 66 Study page 70 Grammar Reading texts Listening texts Vocabulary Can (possibility) (p67) The Gallup survey (p66) Benefits at work (p67) Jobs (p66) Can (ability), adverbs (p69) 10 facts about … typing (p68) Was / Were (p71) Important firsts … centres of learning (p70) Important firsts … centres of learning (p70) School days (p73) School days (p73) Questions with was / were (p73) Abilities (p69) News UNIT page 78 Making requests and responses (p74) Global voices: Your favourite teacher (p75) Writing: Weather page 82 UNIT page 90 Going page 94 Life UNIT (p76) Learning grammar (p77) All the President’s Men (p80) All the President’s Men (p80) It (p83) The great Eskimo vocabulary hoax (p82) Storm chasing (p84) EV history and story (p80) Weather (p82) A news story (p81) P Conversations with it (p83) A day out (p85) Speaking on the telephone (p86) Global voices: Your favourite weather (p87) Writing: (p79) Describing an event (p88) Remembering words (p89) The Mid-Levels Escalators (p92) Transport (p90) Transport questionnaire (p91) Big numbers (p92) A travel dialogue (p93) Pedal power (p90) Present simple & present continuous (p93) Coming to Hong Kong (p92) The comparative (p95) Culture shock! (p94) Global migration (p96) Feelings (p94) Changes in population (p96) The infinitive of purpose (p96) Global migration (p96) Feelings (p94) What would you take and why? (p97) What would you take and why? (p97) EV come and go (p92) P /ŋ/ (p91) P Weak and strong forms (p97) Function globally: Asking for directions (p98) Global English: English place names (p99) One planet, one place! (p102) The superlative (p105) Writing: An email about culture shock (p95) A report (p100) Understanding learning aims A conversation about unusual species (p102) Rites of passage (p104) Body styles (p106) One and ones (p109) page 106 Function globally: Talking about health problems (p110) Global English: English advertising goes to the movies (p111) The –ing form (p115) Masters of fun (p114) Going to (p117) Malta (p116) Contact with nature (p103) Life events (p104) Life events (p104) Parts of the body (p106) Parts of the face (p107) The history of fashion (p109) Clothes (p108) Writing: (p107) (p112) Dictionary skills 2: learning about words Popular language games (p120) Kim’s Game (p120) (p113) Free time activities (p114) Free time activities (p114) Places in a city (p116) Malta (p116) EV page 118 /s/ and /ʃ/ (p108) talking about colours (p109) EV A speech Reasons for visiting Malta (p116) A ball can change the world (p118) P Describing someone page 114 Present perfect and past simple (p119) (p101) Nature (p102) A tradition in your country (p105) Study skills: Games /w/ and /h/ (p85) A biography Present continuous (p91) Have got (p107) Fun The past simple (p81) Opinions about weather (p84) Storm chasing (p84) Function globally: page 102 Style Two-syllable words (p72) A job application Past simple (irregular verbs) (p81) Present perfect (p103) UNIT Talking about school (p73) (p67) The news … from local to global (p78) Study skills: 10 School subjects (p72) a (little) bit (p73) P Coming Schools in your country (p70) School subjects (p72) Writing about a job The news … from local to global (p78) Past simple (questions and negative) (p85) Can (p69) Types of school (p70) EV Past simple (regular verbs) (p79) Study skills: P P Function globally: Study skills: Speaking and Pronunciation fun and funny (p114) Planning a weekend for someone (p117) Sports (p118) Asking about sport (p119) Playing games (p121) Playing games (p120) EV -less and -ful (p118) Explaining a game (p121) P Word bingo (p120) Function globally: Making suggestions (p122) Writing: An email to a friend (p124) Global English: Language play (p123) Study skills: Using graded readers (p125) Communication activities: Student A: (p126) Student B: (p128) Additional material: (p130) Phonetic symbols: (p135) Grammar focus: (p136) Audioscript: (p152) Irregular verbs: (p158) Contents 9780230032965.Text_1.indd v 11/08/2010 16:15 (3)