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Unit
Grammar
Vocabulary
Real life (functions) Pronunciation
7
Living space
pages 81–92
comparatives and
superlatives
used to
,
would
and past
simple
features of homes
in the city
word focus:
as
and
like
wordbuilding: verb
!
adjective
expressing preferences
and giving reasons
as … as
rising and falling
intonation
VIDEO: A special kind of neighbourhood
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8
Weird news
pages 93–104
modal verbs (2)
speculation about the
present:
must, might,
may, could, can’t
modal verbs (3)
speculation about the
past:
must have, might
have, may have, could
have, can’t have,
couldn’t have
the natural world
history
-ly
adverbs in stories
word focus:
look
wordbuilding: noun
!
adjective
reacting to surprising
news
weak form of
have
showing interest
and disbelief
VIDEO: Killer bees
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9
Trade
pages 105–116
articles in noun phrases
determiners and
possessives in noun
phrases
passives
money
shopping
wordbuilding:
compound adjectives
buying things
linking
silent letters
VIDEO: Making a deal
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No limits!
pages 117–128
defining relative clauses
second conditional:
if
+
would
medicine
injuries
word focus:
take
wordbuilding: suffixes
-
ful
, -
less
talking about injuries
and
sentence stress
VIDEO: High-altitude peoples
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11
Connections
pages 129–140
reported speech
reporting verbs
communications
technology
word focus:
time
wordbuilding: prefix
un
-
telephone messages
contrastive stress
polite requests
with
can
and
could
VIDEO: Crossing Antarctica
page 138
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12
Experts
pages 141–152
should have
and
could
have
third conditional:
if
+
would have
field trips
word focus:
go
wordbuilding: prefix -
in
making and accepting
apologies
should have
and
could have
sentence stress
VIDEO:
Shark vs. octopus
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COMMUNICATION ACTIVITIES
page 153
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GRAMMAR SUMMARY
page 156
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AUDIOSCRIPTS
page 173
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