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LANGUAGE CHOICE
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Language Choice Contents
Student's Book
Module 1 Time
1 Time prepositions 5
2 Collocations: Routines 5
3 Making adjectives ( windy etc.) 7
4 Present Simple and Continuous 9
5 Present Simple and Continuous 9
6 Collocations: Races 10
Module 2 Fun
7 Preferences ( e.g. I like ...) 13
8 Present Perfect (1): Irregular verbs 14
9 Present Perfect (1) 14
10 Opinions: think that 17
11 Modifi ers ( e.g. very ) 17
12 some, any, no, a lot of, a few, a little 18
Module 3 Money
13 Collocations: Money 21
14 Quantities ( e.g. a bit of ) 22
15 Present Perfect (2) 24
16 Present Perfect (2): ever, never,already, yet
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17 Collocations: Products 26
Module 4 Stories
18 Talking about books and fi lms 29
19 Past Simple and Continuous 30
20 Adjectives and prepositions 33
21 Multi–part verbs (1) (e.g. come/go back ) 33
22 Present Perfect and Past Simple 34
Module 5 Generations
23 Talking about family 37
24 Compounds: Technology 38
25 Present Perfect (3): always and never 40
26 Present Perfect: for and since 41
27 Collocations: At home 42
Module 6 Music
28 Talking about music 45
29 can/can’t, have to/not have to 47
30 can/can’t, have to/not have to 47
31 Verbs and adjectives 49
32 Multi–part verbs (2) ( e.g. turn on/o� ) 49
33 may, must and must not 50
Student's Book
Module 7 Health
34 Talking about health 53
35 Confusing words (e.g. actually/now ) 55
36 will and won’t 56
37 will, may and be going to 56
38 Collocations: Accidents 58
Module 8 Nature
39 Compounds: Environment 61
40 Future Conditional 62
41 Multi–part verbs (3) (e.g. fi ght back ) 64
42 Pronoun: it 65
43 all, most, many, some, no/none 66
44 all, most, many, some, no/none 66
Module 9 Flight
45 Prepositions ( e.g. by bike ) 69
46 Opposites (e.g. lucky/unlucky ) 70
47 The Passive 72
48 The Passive: by phrases 73
49 Compounds: Airports 74
50 Compounds: Airports 74
Module 10 Islands
51 Talking about holidays 77
52 Unreal Conditional 78
53 –ing forms (e.g. swimming ) 81
54 Multi–part verbs (4) (e.g. go up ) 81
55 the in geographical names 82
Module 11 Friends
56 Describing people 85
57 get (e.g. get angry/dark) 87
58 Intentions and arrangements 88
59 Intentions and arrangements 88
60 Collocations: Networking 90
Module 12 Emotions
61 Adjectives (– ed and –ing ) 93
62 Defi ning relative clauses 94
63 make and do 97
64 not enough and too 97
65 Reporting advice, orders and requests 98
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PRACTICE
1 Time prepositions Complete the description.
1 In the morning, I usually feel very tired. I get up 2___ _ seven thirty and my bus leaves 3 ____ a quarter to eight. 4____ the afternoon, I get home 5 ____ four o’clock and go to the sports centre. 6____ the evening, I have dinner and do my homework on my computer and I always go to bed late 7 ____ night. 8____ the weekend, I spend time with my friends. 9____ Saturday afternoon, we play football and 10 ____ Sunday we go to the sports centre.
2 Collocations: Routines Complete the sentences.
1 I don’t usually have breakfast. 2 I often ____ tired and sleepy in the morning. 3 I always ____ to school by bus. 4 I ____ my homework on the bus. 5 I ____ to extra classes after school. 6 Then I ____ time with my friends. 7 We ____ computer games. 8 Sometimes we ____ to the cinema. 9 I go to ____ at 11 p.m. 10 I ____ nine hours a night.
3 Making adjectives Complete the description with the correct forms of the words in brackets.
Molly Sutcli� e comes from a 1 famous (fame), 2 ____ (aristocrat) family. She lives in a 3 ____ (beauty) but 4 ____ (wind) part of Wales with thirty-six cats, ten dogs and three donkeys. Molly is a 5____ (success) travel writer and visits lots of 6____ (history) monuments. She is very 7 ____ (adventure). Molly also has a 8____ (wonder) garden. She is not a 9 ____ (profession) gardener but she talks to her plants 10____ (day), like Prince Charles!
4 Present Simple and Continuous Complete the dialogues with the verbs in brackets in the Present Simple (dialogue 1) and the Present Continuous (dialogue 2).
1 A: 1 Do you often cycle (often / cycle) to school?
B: No, I 2____ (not cycle). But my brother 3 ____ (cycle) a lot. He only 4____ (go) by bus when it 5____ (rain).
A: I 6____ (not like) cycling. I always 7 ____ (walk) to school.
2 A: What 8 ____ (you / do)? B: I 9____ (answer) emails. Why? A: I’d like to use the computer. We 10____ (do)
this project on Australian animals. I need to go on the internet.
B: Use Dad’s computer! He 11 ____ (not work).
5 Present Simple and Continuous Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets in the Present Simple or the Present Continuous.
1 We don’t usually spend (not spend) our holidays at the seaside: I ____ (go) hiking in the mountains and my brothers ____ (look for) holiday jobs abroad.
2 Heather ____ (wear) a lovely dress today. Where ____ (she / buy) her clothes?
3 My mum ____ (be) a doctor but she ____ (not work) in a hospital.
4 My dad ____ (live) in London at the moment – he’s got a job there.
5 Tim can’t talk to you now – he ____ (have) a shower.
6 I usually ____ (eat) muesli for breakfast but this morning I ____ (have) eggs.
6 Collocations: Races Complete the sentences.
1 The Tour de France is the most famous cycling race in the world.
2 The best time for the 100____ sprint is 9.58 seconds.
3 The New York Marathon is a famous ____ race.
4 For freestyle swimming events, you can swim crawl or back____ .
5 ____ races have three parts: swimming, cycling and running.
6 You need to wear a helmet for mountain ____ events.
MODULE 1: LANGUAGE CHOICE 1–6
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LANGUAGE CHOICE
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REFERENCE
Time prepositionsPrzyimki czasu
at + pora dnia:I usually get up at seven o’clock (o siódmej). at + night:I feel tired at night (wieczorem). at + the weekend:I play football at the weekend (w weekendy). in + morning/evening/afternoon:I feel tired in the morning (rano). on + dni tygodnia:On Tuesday (we wtorki), I go to piano classes.
Collocations: RoutinesWyrażenia: Regularne czynności
feel tired/sleepy/relaxed/stressed have breakfast/lunch/dinner/a shower do my homework/jobs in the house/sport play football/basketball/computer games get home go swimming/jogging go on Messenger go to bed/school/extra classes/the cinema/the park/parties sleep eight hours a nightspend time with my friends/family/at home
Making adjectivesTworzenie przymiotników
beautiful/successful/wonderful famous/adventurous aristocratic/historic daily/windy/friendly/funny national/personal/professional
Present Simple and Continuous
Czasu Present Simple używamy, by mówić o:• zwyczajach i czynnościach, które wykonujemy
regularnie, I go to yoga classes twice a week.
(Chodzę na jogę dwa razy w tygodniu.) Do you meet (Czy spotykasz się z) your friends
regularly? He doesn’t work (nie pracuje) hard.
• obecnych stanach, uczuciach i opiniach. He wants to become vegetarian. (On chce zostać
wegetarianinem.) Does she know (Czy ona wie) that fast food is
unhealthy? We don’t have (Nie mamy) a garden.
Określenia czasu: always, often, usually, regularly, sometimes, never
Present Simple
Zdania twierdząceI/You/We/They love fruit. He/She often goes to restaurants.
Zdania przeczące I/You/We/They don’t eat fast food.He/She doesn’t do much exercise.
Pytania Krótkie odpowiedzi
Do I/you/we/they cook every day?Does he/she live in London?Where do you buy food?
Yes, I/you/we/they do. No, I/you/we/they don’t.Yes, he/she does. No, he/she doesn’t.
Czasu Present Continuous używamy, by mówić o:• czynnościach wykonywanych w momencie
mówienia, I can’t help you now, I’m watching (oglądam)
the news. Why are you laughing? (Dlaczego się śmiejesz?)
• czynnościach wykonywanych obecnie,ale niekoniecznie w momencie mówienia,
Mary is learning (uczy się) to play the guitar. I’m in London now, I’m staying (mieszkam)
at my aunt’s home.
• zmianach i procesach. Be careful, you’re getting (robisz się) fat. The number of students is growing (wzrasta).
Określenia czasu: (right) now, at the moment
Present Continuous
Zdania twierdząceI am living in London.You/We/They are cooking lunch.He/She is practising yoga.
Zdania przeczące I’m not laughing.You/We/They are not learning to dance.He/She is not working now.
Pytania Krótkie odpowiedzi
Are you having dinner?Is he/she having a good time?Where are you going?
Yes, I am. No, I am not.Yes, he/she is. No, he/she isn’t.
Collocations: RacesWyrażenia: Wyścigi
cycling/running/swimming/triathlon, road/track racemountain bike/swimming event 100 metres/200 metres sprint (athletics) breaststroke/backstroke/crawl/freestyle (swimming) mountain/road bike, cycling helmet swimming cap/goggles running shoes/shorts
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