- •Cambridge
- •Contents Thanks and acknowledgements 5 Introduction 6 People
- •At home
- •School and workplace
- •The world
- •Everyday verbs
- •Words and grammar
- •Answer key 128 Phonemic symbols 158
- •Thanks and acknowledgements
- •To the teacher
- •Family words
- •Expressions
- •Pronunciation problems
- •Clothes
- •Plural words
- •Describing people
- •Face and head
- •Expressions
- •Fotton-up
- •Health and illness
- •Everyday problems
- •Serious illnesses
- •Expressions
- •Feelings
- •Expressions
- •Every day
- •Exercises
- •Exercises
- •Everyday food
- •Fast food
- •Kitchen Things we use in the kitchen coffee maker teapot
- •Things we use for eating and drinking
- •Bedroom and bathroom
- •Living room Things in the living room
- •Expressions
- •Expressions
- •At school and university
- •Useful things
- •Communications Letters
- •Telephones and mobile devices
- •Expressions
- •Holiday (noun)
- •Types of holidays
- •Shops and shopping
- •In the department store
- •Expressions
- •Expressions in reception mini-bar
- •Asking questions about hotel services
- •Is over there. The room's on the second floor.
- •0 Eating out Places where you can eat
- •In a restaurant
- •Ball games
- •Where we do sports
- •Expressions
- •People in films
- •Fottou)-up
- •Tv, radio, music, film
- •Hobbies
- •Music and musical instruments Music, musical and musician
- •Playing musical instruments
- •Listening to music
- •Countries and nationalities
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- •Weather
- •It is .Îunng..In.. HanoÇ.
- •It is ..R.Eåni.Ng...¿.N. HQng...KQng.:
- •Places in the town
- •No smoking Asking for and giving directions
- •In the countryside
- •Living and working in the countryside
- •Things to do in the countryside
- •Animals
- •Expressions
- •0 Travelling
- •By plane
- •Uk culture Special days
- •Education
- •Politics
- •Crime Crimes and criminals
- •Emor Wanting
- •The media Radio and tv programmes
- •Newspapers and magazines
- •People and the media
- •Problems at home and work
- •Global problems Natural disasters
- •Expressions with have
- •1 You have it In a restaurant.
- •Go went gone
- •Future plans
- •I hate going shopping. I usually go swimming Let's go dancing. In the morning.
- •Do did done
- •Make made made
- •It makes me (feel)
- •Expressions
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- •Take took taken
- •Take something with you
- •Expressions
- •Bring something back
- •Get with nouns
- •Expressions
- •Phrasal verbs
- •One phrasal verb, different meanings
- •Talking
- •Transport
- •Talking about language Language words
- •Basic conjunctions
- •Other connecting words
- •0 Days, months, seasons
- •Days of the week
- •Emor mantinq
- •Months and seasons
- •3 J fm am j j
- •Time words Time in relation to now
- •Frequency adverbs
- •Expressions
- •Places General place words
- •Prepositions
- •Left and right
- •Right and wrong
- •Common uncountable nouns
- •Everyday uncountable nouns
- •Good adjectives
- •Bad adjectives
- •Expressions
- •Common adjectives 2: People
- •Children
- •Prepositions
- •Fotton-up
- •Grammar
- •Prefixes
- •Suffixes
- •0 Words you may confuse
- •Similar sounds
- •Other words often mixed up
- •Answer key
- •Follow-up
- •Follow-up
- •Follow-up
- •Follow-up
- •Follow-up
- •Follow-up
- •Phonemic symbols
- •Vowel sounds
- •Consonant sounds
- •I haomz ov 'pa:lamant 31
- •Irregular verbs
- •How to learn vocabulary
- •Using the cd-rom before you look at a unit in the book
- •Using the cd-rom after you look at a unit in the book
Months and seasons
Months: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October,
November, December
The names of the months always begin with a capital letter in English.
Some countries have four seasons: spring, summer, autumn /'o:tom/ and winter.

The names of the seasons do not usually begin with a capital letter in English.
We say in + months / seasons: in July, in December, in (the) spring, in (the) summer, etc. Birds sing in (the) spring.

50.1 Answer these questions.
24 hours = Qne d44

100 years = ................................
2 weeks = ...................... ........ ..
60 minutes — ... .. .. .. .. .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 7 days = ................................
Complete this British children's song about the number of days in each month.
Thirty days has SepbemÞer
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Which has twenty-eight days
And
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in each leap year.
These abbreviations are often used for the days of the week and the months. Write the names out in full.
1 Mon .MQndag














5 Wed




















9 Feb



















2 Aug




















6 Jan




















10 Sept .






















3 Oct.





















7 Apr




















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12 Nov




















What are the next letters in each of these? Why?
S S A. W.. (the first Letters of the four secsons: sprung, summer, autumn, winter)
S MT W

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50.5 Correct the six mistakes in this paragraph.
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I'm going to a party on@lturday for Jill's birthday. Her birthday is on thursday but she wanted to have the party in the weekend. She's having a barbecue. I think june is a good month to have a birthday because of the weather. I love going to barbecues on the summer. My birthday is in Winter and it's too cold to eat outside!
50.6 How quickly can you answer these quiz questions?
How many minutes are there in a quarter of an hour?
What is the third day of the week?
How many seconds are there in five minutes?
What is the seventh month?
How many months are there in ten years?
What month is your birthday in?
What day is it today?
What day will it be tomorrow?
What day will it be the day after tomorrow?
What day was it yesterday?
What day was it the day before yesterday?
What month is it?
Time words Time in relation to now
Now means at this moment. Then means at another moment (usually in the past).
I was born in Edinburgh. Then we moved to London. Now I live in Cambridge.
It is 10 0'clock now.
I got up four hours ago, at 6 0'clock.
An hour ago it was 9 0'clock.
two years for two years
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8 15 22 29 |
9 16 23 30 |
1 2 3 4 5 6 10 17 24 31 |
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12 19 26 |
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2008-2010 from 2008 to 2010 2008
2010 last year / last week / last Saturday next year / next week /
next summer![]()
It is July now.
Last month it was June.
Next month it will be August.
When we talk about time in
general, we talk about the past, the present and the future.![]()
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In the past people didn't have television. People may travel to Mars in the future.
