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viii Present Simple Past Simple Wh- Questions: What (sport) does Tony (play)? When does he (play tennis)? Where does he (go to school)? Who did you (go) with? Subject Questions: Who sits to the (left) of (Kim)? Conjunctions (and/but) Phrasal Verbs: get dressed, get on, get up, look for, put on, wait for, wake up Adjectives to Describe People Prepositions/Adverbs: behind, in front of, to the left of, to the right of Spare-Time Activities Classroom Activities Holiday Words 1 Grammar Vocabulary G Scope & Scope & Sequence Sequence There was/There were Prepositions of Time: at + hour: at (nine o’clock in + year/month: in (2006), in (May) on + date: on (2 May) Past Simple with ago: It happened (10 years) ago. Past Continuous: I was (walking). I wasn’t (swimming). Past Continuous with when + Past Simple: When (the hurricane hit), I was (reading). Before/After Beach Activities Tourism: beach hut, hammock, hotel, restaurant, sailing, souvenir shop, swimming pool, tennis court, tourist resort Natural Disasters: earthquake, emergency, reghter, rst-aid kit, ood, forest re, hurricane, lightning, safety, safety instructions, storm, supplies, tidal wave, volcanic eruption, warning 2 Comparative Adjectives: (My city) is (hotter) than (London). (She) is (more organized) than (Tim). Superlative Adjectives: (He) is the (tallest person) in (my family). (My mother) is the (most intelligent). Countable and Uncountable Nouns There is/are with Quantiers: There is a lot/ some/a little. There are a lot/some/a few. There are fewer (cars) in (Darwin). There is less (rain). There are more (cars) in (Mumbai). There is more (trafc). Adjectives to Describe People Adjectives to Describe Places: beautiful, big, cheap, clean, cold, colourful, comfortable, crowded, dangerous, dry, exciting, expensive, high, hot, low, modern, old, old-fashioned, organized, peaceful, polluted, ugly, wet Food Countries and Cities Others: fresh water, mountain, natural resources, noise, oil, pollution, population, rainfall, sunshine, temperature, trafc, vegetation, wildlife 3 Future with will: He’ll (travel to Venus). I won’t (live in a space city). Will he (write a book)? (What) will she (see)? Need to + verb: He needs to (take a space suit). He doesn’t need to (take a mobile phone). How far/How long Comparatives and Superlatives with far/near Exploring Space: astronaut, astronomer, atmosphere, distance, food capsule, fuel tank, helmet, oxygen tank, robot, seat belt, space boots, spaceship, space station, space suit, telescope, UV The Solar System The Universe Large Numbers 4 172936 _ 000i-0xiv.indd viii 172936 _ 000i-0xiv.indd viii 20/5/09 07:04:45 20/5/09 07:04:45
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    Present Simple

    Past Simple

    Wh- Questions: What (sport) does Tony (play)? When does he (play tennis)? Where does he (go to school)? Who did you (go) with?

    Subject Questions: Who sits to the (left) of (Kim)?

    Conjunctions (and/but)

    Phrasal Verbs: get dressed, get on, get up, look for, put on, wait for, wake up

    Adjectives to Describe People

    Prepositions/Adverbs: behind, in front of, to the left of, to the right of

    Spare-Time Activities

    Classroom Activities

    Holiday Words

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    Grammar VocabularyG

    Scope &

    Scope &

    Sequence

    Sequence

    There was/There were

    Prepositions of Time: at + hour: at (nine oclockin + year/month: in (2006), in (May) on + date: on (2 May)

    Past Simple with ago: It happened (10 years) ago.

    Past Continuous: I was (walking). I wasnt (swimming).

    Past Continuous with when + Past Simple:When (the hurricane hit), I was (reading).

    Before/After

    Beach Activities

    Tourism: beach hut, hammock, hotel, restaurant, sailing, souvenir shop, swimming pool, tennis court, tourist resort

    Natural Disasters: earthquake, emergency, fi refi ghter, fi rst-aid kit, fl ood, forest fi re, hurricane, lightning, safety, safety instructions, storm, supplies, tidal wave, volcanic eruption, warning

    2

    Comparative Adjectives: (My city) is (hotter) than (London). (She) is (more organized) than (Tim).

    Superlative Adjectives: (He) is the (tallest person) in (my family). (My mother) is the (most intelligent).

    Countable and Uncountable Nouns

    There is/are with Quantifi ers: There is a lot/some/a little. There are a lot/some/a few. There are fewer (cars) in (Darwin). There is less (rain). There are more (cars) in (Mumbai). There is more (traffi c).

    Adjectives to Describe People

    Adjectives to Describe Places: beautiful, big, cheap, clean, cold, colourful, comfortable, crowded, dangerous, dry, exciting, expensive, high, hot, low, modern, old, old-fashioned, organized, peaceful, polluted, ugly, wet

    Food

    Countries and Cities

    Others: fresh water, mountain, natural resources, noise, oil, pollution, population, rainfall, sunshine, temperature, traffi c, vegetation, wildlife

    3

    Future with will: Hell (travel to Venus). I wont (live in a space city). Will he (write a book)? (What) will she (see)?

    Need to + verb: He needs to (take a space suit).

    He doesnt need to (take a mobile phone).

    How far/How long

    Comparatives and Superlatives with far/near

    Exploring Space: astronaut, astronomer, atmosphere, distance, food capsule, fuel tank, helmet, oxygen tank, robot, seat belt, space boots, spaceship, space station, space suit, telescope, UV

    The Solar System

    The Universe

    Large Numbers

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    Grammar Vocabulary

    Refl exive Pronouns: (I) hurt (myself). (He) cut (himself).

    Zero Conditional: What happens when you (run)? When you (run), (your pulse goes faster).

    First Conditional: What will happen if you (eat too many sweets)? If you (eat too many sweets), you will (get cavities).

    Injuries and Health Problems: accident, allergic, asthma, bee sting, black eye, break, broken bone, bruise, burn, cavity, cut, diabetes, hurt, ill, inhaler, injure, insulin, pollen, shot, twist

    Exercise

    Parts of the Body

    Food and Diet

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    Present Simple vs Present Continuous:What does Charlie usually do on (Saturday) at (4:30 a.m.)? He usually (does 100 push-ups).Whats he doing now? Hes (watching TV).

    Relative Pronouns (that, who, where): The invention that (won).

    The girl who (invented the Tipper Toe).The place where (I thought of the idea).

    Indefi nite Pronouns: Everyone (watches TV). Someone (goes jogging). No one (paints pictures). Does anyone (play chess)?

    Sports and Exercise: baseball, basketball, football, golf, gymnastics, jogging, karate, martial art, push-ups, skateboarding, stretches, surfi ng, swimming, tennis, weight lifting

    Spare-Time Activities: chat on the Internet, collect insects, do a puzzle, do karaoke

    Inventors Club

    Drama Club: actor, actress, brass band, curtain, leading part, lights, play, stage, stage manager, theatre

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    First Conditional: What will happen in the future if (we dont look after our forests)?Modal Verb Must/Mustnt: We must (recycle cans). We mustnt (throw cans in the rubbish).

    Modal Verb Might: Humans might (travel back in time).

    Ecology: acid rain, air pollution, biodiversity, chemical pollution, ecosystem, environment, ozone layer, public transport, rainforest, recycling bin, recycling centre, rubbish, solar power, toxic chemical, rubbish

    Ecology Adjectives: biodegradable, contaminated, eco-friendly, endangered, extinct, fragile, non-organic, organic, threatened

    Animals and Animal Classifi cation

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    Adverbs: Play (quietly).

    Reported Speech

    Present of to be to past of to be: She said that (the music was scary). Who said that (their music was energetic)?

    Present Continuous to Past Continuous: He said that (they were working hard).

    Present Simple to Past Simple: He said that (he practised every day).

    Can to could: You said that (I could watch TV).

    Making Music: album, band, composer, concert, concerto, fan, genius, guitar player, opera, performance, prodigy, recording, rehearsal, singer, sonata, symphony, symphony orchestra

    Musical Instruments

    Adverbs: angrily, badly, excitedly, gently, happily, loudly, nervously, quickly, quietly, sadly, seriously, sleepily, slowly, well

    Adjectives: energetic, famous, fresh, happy, peaceful, popular, romantic, sad, scary, supportive, worried

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  • x

    Vocabula

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    Vocabula

    ry

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    2Tourismbar, beach chair, club, gym, hammock, hotel, hut, lifeguard, palm tree, sailing, sand, souvenir shop, suitcase, tennis court, tourist resort

    Beachcampfi re, kite, picnic, read a book, sandcastle, sleep in a hammock, swim, take photos

    Natural Disasterscellar, earthquake, emergency, fi refi ghter, fi rst-aid kit, fl ood, forest fi re, hurricane, lightning, rain, safe room, safety instructions, snow, supplies, tidal wave, volcanic eruption, warning, wind

    Action verbsannounce, arrive, chase, climb, close, count, evacuate, fall asleep, fall down, feed, fi ll, fl oat, hide, hit, leave, lie, pack, protect, repair, rescue, survive, tell a joke, warn, wash

    Othersark, attic, barbecue, bookshelf, bridge, cage, container, dam, electricity, fountain, furniture, garage, gas, ground, lift, path, people, police, road, spark, stairs, trail, valley, village, water bottle, water tank, whistle, window

    Phrasal Verbs get dressed, get on, get up, look for, put on, wait for, wake up

    Classroom Actions clean the board, collect the homework, do the weather chart, hand out the books, open the windows, tidy the shelves

    Action Verbsbuy, do, drink, eat, get up, go, like, listen to, meet, play, read, roast, see, wake up, watch

    Holiday beach, national park, pyramid, restaurant, safari, sandals, shopping, souvenir, summer camp, surfboard

    Spare-Time Activitiesbasketball, canoeing, chess, cycling, drama, fi shing, football, hiking, horseriding, painting, pottery, rock climbing, sailing, scuba diving,swimming, tennis

    Prepositions/Adverbs behind, in front of, to the left of, to the right of

    Othersacrobat, bridge, chopsticks, coconut milk, cowboy, crocodile, diver, farm, garage, green tea, mango, opera, parents, rice, diving instructor, singer, waterfall, woman

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    5Parts of the Bodyankle, back, biceps, blood, bone, brain, buttocks, cheek, chest, chin, digestive system, elbow, heart, hip, intestine, kidneys, knee, liver, lungs, muscle, neck, shoulder, skin, stomach, teeth, tissue, toe, triceps, wrist

    Health Problemsaccident, allergic, asthma, bee sting, black eye, break, broken bone, bruise, burn, cavity, cut, diabetes, hurt, ill, inhaler, injure, insulin, pollen, shot, twist

    Exercisebench jumps, breathe, energy, jog, jumping jacks, oxygen, pulse, pump, push-ups, run, sit-ups, skip, sweat

    Food and Dietbread, breakfast, butter, cereal, crisps, cucumber, dairy product, diet, dinner, fi zzy drink, fl our, grapefruit, healthy, junk food, lettuce, lunch, milk, nut, orange juice, shellfi sh, snack, sugar, toast, tuna, wheat, yogurt

    Othersdust, fur, gain, hungry, lose, thirsty, tired, weight

    The Universecomet, Earth, galaxy, Jupiter, Mars, Mercury, meteor, Moon, Neptune, planet, Pluto, satellite, Saturn, solar system, Uranus, Venus

    Exploring Spacealien, astronaut, astronomer, atmosphere, distance, food capsule, fuel tank, helmet, oxygen tank, ray, robot, seat belt, space boots, spaceship, space station, space storm, space suit, telescope, temperature, UV

    Large Numbersone, ten, hundred, thousand, ten thousand, hundred thousand, million

    Verbsbring back, build, discover, dream, fi nd, get lost, help, live, meet, orbit, report, return, speak, spin, take, train, travel, write

    Othersantenna, cave, mobile phone, cool bag, fi lm director, graduate, hospital, invention, inventor, fi lm star, profession, swimsuit, tool kit, university, water bottle, workshop

    Adjectives bad, beautiful, brave, cheap, clean, clever, colourful, comfortable, crowded, dangerous, delicious, dry, exciting, expensive, funny, good, high, intelligent, interesting, international, long, low, messy, modern, old-fashioned, organized, peaceful, polluted, short, smart, strange, tall, tidy, ugly, wet

    Places building, block of fl ats, cinema, city, country, farm, forest, garden, market, museum, park, restaurant, shop, street

    Food burger, course, crisps, dessert, dish, egg, fi sh, frogs legs, fruit, grapes, jelly, main course, meal, meat, menu, onion, pear, pudding, rice, salad, sandwich, sausage, soup, squid, starter, sweet potato, tea, vegetable, watermelon

    Countries Australia, Brazil, China, France, India, Japan, Kenya, South Africa, Spain, Thailand, USA

    Othersfresh water, natural resources, noise, oil, pollution, population, rainfall, sunshine, temperature, traffi c, vegetation, wildlife

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    7Ecology acid rain, air pollution, atmosphere, biodiversity, carbon dioxide, cattle, chemical pollution, coal, detergent, ecosystem, electricity, environment, factory, farming, forest fi re, fresh water, ozone layer, plastic, public transport, rainforest, recycling bin, recycling centre, rubbish, solar power, toxic chemical, web

    Ecology Adjectivesbiodegradable, contaminated, eco-friendly, endangered, extinct, fragile, interconnected, non-organic, organic, threatened

    Animals amphibian, bat, beaver, carnivore, chimpanzee, crab, crocodile, deer, dragonfl y, eagle, giraffe, gorilla, herbivore, insect, jaguar, leopard, lizard, mammal, monkey, mosquito, ocelot, owl, reptile, rhino, shark, species, squirrel, tiger, toad, turtle, wild boar, zebra

    Verbsbreathe, burn, cut down, damage, destroy, disappear, harm, interact, kill, pollute, protect, provide, recycle, reduce, reuse, survive, throw away, waste

    8Making Musicalbum, band, composer, concert, fan, genius, guitar player, opera, orchestra, performance, prodigy, recording, rehearsal, singer, sonata, symphony

    Musical Instrumentscello, clarinet, cymbals, drum, fl ute, guitar, maracas, percussion, piano, saxophone, string, trumpet, violin, wind, xylophone

    Adverbsangrily, badly, excitedly, gently, happily, loudly, nervously, quickly, quietly, sadly, seriously, sleepily, slowly, well

    Adjectivesenergetic, famous, fresh, peaceful, popular, romantic, scary, supportive, worried

    Verbscompose, iron, perform, practise, relax, skip

    6Sports and Exercisebaseball, basketball, football, golf, gymnastics, jogging, karate, martial art, push-ups, skateboarding, stretches, surfi ng, swimming, tennis, weight lifting

    Spare-Time Activitieschat, collect insects, do a puzzle, do karaoke

    Inventors Clubinvention, materials, prize, result

    Drama Clubactor, actress, brass band, curtain, leading part, lights, play, stage, stage manager, theatre

    City Farm Clubbutter, cow, dairy herd, garden, organic, produce, vegetable

    Verbsbrainstorm, cheer, clap, deliver, feed, milk, pick, water, weed

    Othersmuseum, order, leafl et, project, raw egg, staff member, till, volunteer, X-ray

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