Unit 1 Language summary Vocabulary Adjectives Nouns. Additional vocabulary Personality traits Compound family terms adopt calm and cool brother-in-law chaos friendly and outgoing daughter-in-law close-knit honest and sincere father-in-law insurance kind and generous mother-in-law mortgage laid-back and relaxed sister-in-law orphans neat and tidy son-in-law roller rink shy and reserved grand-aunt strong and independent granddaughter wild and crazy grandfather grandmother grand-nephew grand-niece grandson grand-uncle great-aunt great-granddaughter great-grandfather great-grandmother great-grandson, great-nephew great-niece great-uncle Useful expressions Describing the same traits Describing different traits Describing how you'd like Lam too. Td say I'm more . . . to change Ido too. T'm not like that. Td like to be more I don't either. I'm the same way Neither do I. So am I. So dol Really? I don't. Tm interested in... ‘That's not true for me. Describing how you've changed I think I've become more . . . Tused to..., but now1.. © Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable T199Unit 2 Vocabulary Verbs Recognizing problems aggravate a problem avoid a problem cause a problem: deal with a problem identify a problem ignore a problem run into a problem solve a problem Verbs of belief assume be certain be positive be sure bet doubt figure ‘guess have a hunch know for a fact suppose suspect Useful expressions Disagrecing I don’t know. I'm not so sure. Well, maybe, but... Tknow what you mean, but... T-200 Language summary Additional vocabulary amnesia blind date coma courtship, groom © Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable a iia ct lta ieee ent hiatal hata ene aeiatccetine Mania hii endian di tein eimaiUnit 3 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns Nouns/Adjectives Additional vocabulary Features of cities ‘Types of towns chic climate border town cut a deal cost of living coastal town inhabitant crime rate college town low key cuisine industrial town quaint green spaces mountain town rivalry hotels port town savvy job market resort town spectacular landmarks rural town world-class neighborhoods suburban town nightlife tourist town shopping transportation system Useful expressions Agreeing with an opinion I think s0 too. I think you're right. Pm with you. ‘That's true. Disagreeing with an opinion I know what you mean, but Tm not sure I agree. Maybe, but don’t you think... ? Really? © Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable 7-201Unit 4 Language summary Vocabulary Verbs Phrasal verbs bum out calm down chill out drop off perk up race off sleep over turn in Expressions about sleep be fast asleep be sound asleep be wide awake drift off feel drowsy have a sleepless night nod off sleep like a log take a power nap toss and turn Additional vocabulary breakthrough caffeine gene implication on the one hand on the other hand pharmaceutical satellite Useful expressions Giving advice Have you ever thought of (going). . Tt might not be a bad idea to .. ‘The way I see it, you ought to. You might want to... Interpreting meaning Tthink that means... Tt might symbolize . It sounds like ‘The balloon probably stands for © Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable i ai hal teal a ime ere eet amieUnit 5 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns Expressions for Additional vocabulary a compliment reporting speech amplify an insult ‘Statements exasperating bad form He claimed that .. infuriating He explained that... pompous Adjectives He promised to... rear view mirror appropriate He told me that . trademark inappropriate trivial normal Commands or advice offensive He advised me to... polite He asked me to... rude He encouraged me to strange He told me to... typical ‘He warned me not to... unusual Questions He asked me... He wanted to know. . ‘He wondered . . Useful expressions Conversation openers Can you believe this weather? It’s (awful)! Do you know many people here? How's it going? That's a great (jacket). Conversation closers I should get going. I'l call you later. Tt was great to meet you. See you later. Sorry, I’ve got to run. Talk to you soon. © Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable 7-203Unit 6 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns Phrases used to tell News events astory epidemic Beginning a story famine T'll never forget the time .. . hijacking [ve got to tell you about ... kidnapping Itall started when .. natural disaster ‘That reminds me of when .. political crisis rebellion Continuing a story So later on... The next thing we knew .. recession robbery scandal What happened was . Going back in a story I forgot to mention that. . Meanwhile ... The other thing is .. ‘To make a long story short .. Additional vocabulary burnt to a crisp defiant get away with something sunburn The thing you have to know is. . Ending a story And in the end. . So finally... 204 © Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable