International express upper intermediate workbook

UPPER-INTERMEDIATE AdrianWallwork Contents Roles and relationships Grammar: tense review Vocabulary: introductions / greetings; personal adjectives; forergn words Lookingback 10 Grammar: past tense review; used to / would Vocabularyr sports; verbs ofperception; verb + infinitive or gerund l6 Thavelandtime Grammar: prepositions; future forms Vocabulary: travel and transporq word formation Communication Grammar: sentence patterns with reporting verbs; use and non-use of articles Vocabulary: verbs + prepositions; reporting verbs The Internet Grammar: defining / non-defining relative clauses Vocabulary: the lnternet; malce / let / permit / enable / allow Howmuch is enough? Grammar: expressing quantity Vocabulary: language of presentations; money Bducation Grammar: passive forms; hwe / getsomething done Vocabulary: education; status symbols Gettingitright Grammar: hypothesizing Vocabulary: credit; apologizing; descriptive adjectives Food and hospitality Grammar: permission, possibility, necesity, obligation Vocabulary: food and drink food preparation; invitations 10 lookingahead 58 Grammar: Future Continuous and Future Perfect Vocabulary: thanking; bring / ralcg synonyms Answerkey 63 Listening scripts 70 Roles and relationships @ Read the article and choose the best answer to the questions ' w I hts from abroad tL".*:T school, were rarely used And where is $*ff:lll,*rn; the famous London fog, they wonder Some things, seems, overseas it unpredictable weather','double-decker buses', 'fish and chips served in a newspapet' - these were a few of the highlights of foreign students' trips to England this year In a survey of the impressions of young visitors to Britain, members of EU countries came up with some interesting views on the British travellers Britain, most typically driving on the finf it difficult to counter the following l