Vocabulary
Grammar
Real World
Speaking
Listening and Video
Reading
Writing
1A
A global language
1B
Open learning
1C
Getting results
1D
Evening classes
language ability
education
verb patterns (1)
review of the English verb system
uses of auxiliaries
keeping a conversation going
Talking about language ability
An English Learner profile
Talking about education
A role-play
Talking about exams
Conversations about everyday topics
HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION: Sounds (1): final letters se
Online vs. Campus universities
HELP WITH LISTENING: Contractions
Exam anecdotes
HELP WITH LISTENING: Sentence stress and rhythm
VIDEO: Chloe and Sophie talk about evening classes
Where’s English going?
Testing, testing!
A one-minute conversation
Vocabulary
Grammar
Real World
Speaking
Listening and Video
Reading
Writing
2A
It’s bad for you!
2B
Life’s different here
2C
At a glance
2D
I see your point
expressing frequency
feelings and opinions
word building (1): suffixes
present and past habits, repeated actions and states
be used to, get used to
discussion language (1): agreeing and disagreeing politely
Attitude to food and diet
Talking about old and new habits
Different ways of life
Talking about things you’re used to
Talking about first impressions
Discussing controversial statements
HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION: Word stress (1): suffixes
Two people’s eating habits
First impressions
HELP WITH LISTENING: Linking (1): consonant–vowel links;
linking /r/ sounds
VIDEO: Val, Amanda and Colin discuss children’s eating habits
Should I eat it or not?
Letter from abroad
Trust your instincts
Your eating habits
Things you’re used to
Vocabulary
Grammar
Real World
Speaking
Listening and Video
Reading
Writing
3A
Against the law
3B
It shouldn’t be
allowed!
3C
The cost of crime
3D
How can I help?
crime
crime and punishment collocations
verbs and prepositions
second conditional;
alternatives for if
third conditional
making, refusing and accepting offers
Questions about how law-abiding we are
Discussing the use of guns
How life would have been different
Discussing the three strikes law
Discussing real-life crimes
A role-play about offering to help someone
HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION: Stress and rhythm (1): conditionals
Gun crime
HELP WITH LISTENING: Third conditional
The cost of crime
HELP WITH LISTENING: Weak forms
VIDEO: Tina offers to help Chloe
Mr Average breaks the law every day
Unsuccessful robbery
Three strikes and you’re out
Vocabulary
Grammar
Real World
Speaking
Listening and Video
Reading
Writing
4A
Urban legends
4B
First books
4C
Very funny!
4D
How was your day?
phrasal verbs (1)
books and reading
connecting words: reason and contrast
ways of exaggerating
narrative verb forms;
Past Perfect Continuous
defining, non-defining and reduced relative clauses
saying you’re surprised or not surprised
Two urban legends
Talking about books and reading
Completing a story
Talking about practical jokes
Telling a true story
Telling people about your day
HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION: Stress and rhythm (2): auxiliaries
Three urban legends
A personal funny story
HELP WITH LISTENING: Predicting what comes next
VIDEO: Judy and Martin talk about the day’s problems
It must be true …
Authors – Cecelia Ahern, Stephen King, Stieg Larsson
April Fool
Completing a story
Using connecting words in sentences
Vocabulary
Grammar
Real World
Speaking
Listening and Video
Reading
Writing
5A
Nature’s best
5B
Royal treasures
5C
The nature of cities
5D
Carbon footprints
common adjectives
phrasal verbs (2)
guessing meaning from context
adjectives for giving opinions
ways of comparing
future verb forms;
Future Continuous
discussion language (2): opinions
Talking about keeping pets
Comparing things
Life in the year 2050
Wildlife living in towns and cities
Talking about the environment
HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION: Sounds (2): the letters our
A trip to Windsor
Urban foxes
HELP WITH LISTENING: Homophones
VIDEO: Eddy and Tony discuss carbon footprints
Living jewels
Windsor Castle and Eton College
Going wild in the city
How big is your carbon footprint?
Comparing places, people and things
Personal plans and arrangements
Vocabulary
Grammar
Real World
Speaking
Listening and Video
Reading
Writing
6A
Codes of conduct
6B
Rebel!
6C
Dress code
6D
Sorry to interrupt …
phrases with take
compound adjectives describing character
back referencing
uses of verb+ing
modal verbs (1);
levels of certainty about the future
Talking about how English people behave
Tips for British tourists in your country
Describing people’s character
The next two weeks
Discussing clothes
The influence of clothes and appearance
A role-play about interrupting people
HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION: Word stress (2): compound adjectives
Green hair!
Attitudes to image
HELP WITH LISTENING: Linking (2): /w/, /j/ and /r/ sounds
VIDEO: Judy keeps being interrupted
What are we like?
You’re labelled!
Tips on social codes
The future of people you know
Two conversations
Vocabulary
Grammar
Real World
Speaking
Listening and Video
Reading
Writing
7A
At the airport
7B
Showpiece of China
7C
Life online
7D
You’re breaking up
state verbs
business and trade
word building (2): prefixes
on the phone
simple and continuous aspects;
activity and state verbs
Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous
Talking about travel
Discussing things we have wanted to do, etc.
Talking about China
How your country has changed
Internet habits
A phone conversation
HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION: Stress and rhythm (3): linking
At an airport
The internet
HELP WITH LISTENING: Recognising redundancy
VIDEO: Phone calls between Tony, Eddy, Harry and Sophie
City on the move
Our digital world
Changes in your country
An internet survey
Vocabulary
Grammar
Real World
Speaking
Listening and Video
Reading
Writing
8A
I’m broke
8B
Every little helps
8C
A bit extra
8D
I didn’t realise
dealing with money
phrasal verbs (3): money
synonyms
wishes (1);
I hope …;
It’s time …
wishes (2);
should have
Things that annoy you
How to earn extra money
Discussing regrets
Tipping customs
Who deserves a tip?
Role-play about apologising
HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION: Sounds (3): same stress, different sound
I’ll pay you back
HELP WITH LISTENING: Wishes
Tipping customs in the US and the UK
HELP WITH LISTENING: British and American accents
VIDEO: Eddy and Sophie go to an audition
How to make some extra cash
A tipping nightmare!
Personal wishes
Your regrets
A conversation
Vocabulary
Grammar
Real World
Speaking
Listening and Video
Reading
Writing
9A
The silver screen
9B
What was it like?
9C
Is it art?
9D
It’s up to you
the cinema
entertainment adjectives
homonyms
the passive
as, like, such as, so, such
making and responding to suggestions
Talking about films
Quiz about the Oscars
Describing plays, TV dramas, films, etc.
Opinions about art
Are these real works of art?
Deciding what to do this weekend
HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION: Sounds (4): the letters ie
Nightmare Train – the musical
What is art?
HELP WITH LISTENING: Missing words, reduced infinitives
VIDEO: Chloe and Tina decide where to go
And the Oscar goes to …
Destruction art
Vocabulary
Grammar
Real World
Speaking
Listening and Video
Reading
Writing
10A
How practical are
you?
10B
The youth of today
10C
Battle of the sexes
10D
I did tell you!
household jobs
adjectives for views and behaviour
compound nouns and adjectives
have/get something done, get someone to do something, do something yourself
quantifiers
Household jobs
How practical are you?
Youth descrimination
Young people in your country
Discussion about gender stereotyping
Going out for dinner
People you know
HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION: Word stress (3): compound nouns
Who is the most/least practical?
Why Men Lie and Women Cry
HELP WITH LISTENING: Contradicting
VIDEO: Judy and Martin invite Val and Harry to dinner
Youth in the 21st century
Gender quiz
Vocabulary
Grammar
Real World
Speaking
Listening and Video
Reading
Writing
11A
Meeting up
11B
Going into business
11C
The coffee shop
11D
Advertising works
work collocations
business collocations
verb patterns (2): reporting verbs
advertising
describing future events;
Future Perfect
reported speech
Talking about work
Talking about your future
Reporting questions and answers
Talking about favourite coffee shops/cafés
Starting your own business
Ad campaigns
Designing an ad campaign
HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION: Stress and rhythm (4): emphasis and meaning
Arranging to meet
HELP WITH LISTENING: Future Perfect and Future Continuous
A business opportunity
Decision time
HELP WITH LISTENING: Back referencing
VIDEO: Judy has a meeting about a new ad campaign
Vocabulary
Grammar
Real World
Speaking
Listening and Video
Reading
Writing
12A
Where’s my mobile?
12B
A great inheritance
12C
Spooky!
colloquial words/phrases
vague language expressions
idioms
modal verbs (2): deduction in the present and the past
modal verbs (3): past forms and related verbs
Losing things
Talking about inheritance
Things you would have done
Films, books, etc. about ghosts
What do you believe in?
HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION: Word stress (4): word families
Where’s my mobile?
A haunted flat
HELP WITH LISTENING: Natural rhythm: review
You can’t take it with you
Look behind you!