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Unit1 phrases ithgefto gethome= o arrive t yourhomeI usualty et homefrom schoolat about iveo'clock.to get together= to meetwith other peopleMy friendsand I get together on Sundays o playfootbalI n he park.to get a [phone]callI got fivecalls astnightwhile wasworking.to getsick,/illWhenwe wereon hotiday, ysister ot sickbecause hedrankwater rom he tap.to 8etsomewhere,/anywhereto improve, omaKe rotressI started earning panishast ear, ut l 'mnotgettinganywhere o I think '[[stop.

Unit2 sportI a stadium

Thestadiumholds60,000people.

a championshipHewon hechampionshipfor the fifth time.

TO SCOreHe scoreda greatgoat.

a goal./pointIn ootba[[, ou scoregoals, nd nbasketba[[you scorepoints.to drawTheydrew, hree-all.

to get hot/cold/warmIt'sgetting reatly old now - [et'sgo back ntothe house.to get hungry/thirstylm getting hungry.Canwe have unchsoon?to 8et going= to start(something)/ to leaveLook it 'salmost en otlock. I thinkwe shouldget going, r we'[[be [ate.to get a,/the chancel'm reatly usynow,but l 't[phone ou f I getachance.to 8et pleasurefrom)I'mnot verygoodat table ennis, ut I get a lotof pleasure rom playingt.

a reserveI didn'tplayI wasa reserve

to substituteHe wassubstitutedafter30 minutes.

a recordIt'sa new wortdrecord

to hold a,/therecordHe holds he recordfor the marathon.

to breaka recordShebroke he worldrecord or the .|00metres.

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Unit 4 NorthAmerican ndBritish nglishNorth America Britain North America

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baggage luggage

l ine queue

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5 faucet l0 gas

3 movie heater crnema drapes curtains

4 vacation hotiday a the Fall autumn 12 hood

adulthood he timeof l i fewhenyouareanadultAdulthoodbringsesponsibitity.childhood he timeof lifewhenyouarea chitdShedidn'thave veryhappy hildhood.adolescence the time of life whenyou area teenager/adolescentSomepeople hinkadolescences he best imeof your [ife/outh = he timeof lifewhenyou areyoungMy grandmother ays he world wasverydifferent n heryouth.to get,/growold(er)My dadalways ayshe isn'tworriedaboutgettingolder.to be gettingon = to get,/growoldHe wasa good ootballerwhenhe was25,but hei tettint on a bit now.underage= too young o do something because f a taw)Youhave o be 16 o watch hat film - and I'monly 15, o l'm underage.to comeof age= to reach he agewhen you are egatly nadultIn Britain, eoplecomeof agewhen hey're18.to look [your]age= to look he age hat you reallyareHe ooks ikehe's 0,but really es40 Hedoesn'took hisageat all.to act [your]age= not to behave s f you werea child(oryounger hanyou reatty re)Oh,Jimmy you'renot sixyearsold any more you're15 Act your age

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Unit5 - verbandnounhaveI an accident

Jamess n hospital he hadan accidentn hiscar.2 a problemI have problem I want o

buy hat shirt,but I haven't otany money.

3 an deaWe didn'tknowwhat o do -but henAlicehadan dea.

4 a mealLastnightwe a[[went out to arestaurantndhada really icemealtogether.

Unit7 - disasters'| to beon fire

pairsmake5 a suggestion to suggest

Can makea suggestion? hydon'twe go o the cinematonight?

6 an offer = to offerI didn'twant o setlmy bike,but somebodymademeanoffer of 100, o I sold t.

7 a decision o decideI don'tknowwhichone o buy,but I need o makea decisionquickty.

8 progress to get betterMy German sgettingbetterandbetter l 'mmaking lotof progress.

take9 a test / an exam=to sit a test

My mother ook herdrivingtest lastweekandshepassed

10 [your] ime= not to dosomething uicklyWe aren't ate, o we can akeour ime andnot hurry.a break= o stopwork for ashort im eWe worked or three hours,and henwe took a breakan dhadsomecoffee.an nterestin]= 51lo* nterestWe really ikeour teacherbecause he akesan nterestin al lof us.

4 to put a fire out

A fireengine ameand he firemen utthe fire out.

8 to be homeless

2 to set fire to 3 to catch ire

5 to crack

It was erriblewhen heywenthome, hey saw hattheir housewa son fire.

Duringhedemonstration,somepeople etfire to a car.

6 to coltapse

It wasso hot anddry hat rees n heforest caught ire.

The loodsdestroyedfood, and manypeoplewerestarving.

A stonehit thewindowandcrackedthe glass.

Theearthquake asso stronS hat manybuildingsollapsed.

Thousands f peopbwerehomelessafter he earthquabdestroyedheirnouses.

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Unit8 - houses,/homes

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the top floorthe second loor[US:thirdloor]the first floor[US:secondloor]the ground loor[US:irst loor]

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the atticthe roofa balconyair-conditioningcentral eatingthe basement

Unit9 - thinkingt knowledge Herknowledge f Africancountriess amazing.2 a belief lt 'smy belief hat violence n TV sa bad hing.3 a thought lt'san nterestingdea have ou got any houghtsabout t?4 concentration someoneknockedon the door - it brokemy concentration.5 imagination Youneeda [ot of imaginationo write goodstories.6 inspiration A beautiful unsetwasmy nspirationor thispoem.7 an estimate I think t's going o cost200 - but that's ust my estimate.8 a guess Sorry, ou'rewrong- but it wasa goodguess nyway

1l to movehouse

"12 to sharea room

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Unit 0 - music ndmusicalnstruments

the conductor

+ lyrics 5 percussionte6 Hhl(erld{Er n&w

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Unit l - medicine

an operation medicine a bandage

s [to be on] crutches 7 to take [someone's]temperaturea prescription= a pieceof papera doctor givesyou in order to get medicineI took the prescriptionto the chemistandgot the tablets.allergic to something]= unable o eat somethingbecause t makes ou itllm allergic o cheese if I eat cheese, get spots all over my face.to go down with something 1oget an llness r diseaseI was eeling ine,but then suddenly went down with a reallybad cotd.to get over [an llness]= to recoverandget betterMy dadgot reallybad lu - he'sOK now,but it took him a week o get over it.

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4 fto be in / to have(a oot) inl plaster

to take [someone's]blood pressure

I an orchestra

6 backing ingers

7 a recordingstudio 8 to be on tour 9 anopen-air oncert

e [to be n]a wheelchair

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Unit 12 electricalmatters

a socket

a button 8 a wire 9 a battery 10 a battery charger

Unit 14 luckI Good luckl

A: l'vegot a very mportantexam omorrow.B: Really?Well,good luck hope you do well.

2 Bad uckA: lt wasveryclose. nearlywon - but in the end, camesecond.B: Oh, bad uck Stil[, econdi verygood, snt it?

f [to take]pot luck= to justchooseanything,without knowingwhich sbestA: We didn't knowwhich i[mto go and see, o we ust pickedone and went in.B: Oh - kindof pot luck,you mean?

4 fto keepyour] ingers rossed o hope hat someonehasgood uckA: I'vegot a ob interviewomorrow- | reallywant to get the jobB: Well, '[[keep my fingers rossed or you.

s [to] touch wood = if ll'm/we'rel uckyA: You're oingon a picnic omorrow,aren'tyou?B: Yes. heysay he weather's oing o be sunny touch wood

6 Somepeoplehave llthe lucklA: My dad's akingme o London omorrow,so I'mgoing o miss he test.e: Rea[[y? ow Somepeoplehavea[[ he luck wish could miss he test too.

7 by chance= not in a plannedwayA: So, ou met Annieyesterday?B: Yes did. I met her n town by chance.

8 superstit iousbelievinghat some hings ring ood,/baduckA: Oh no 'vebroken he mirror hat's oing o bringme seven ears f bad uckB: Oh,don'tbe superstit ious.t's usta mtrror.

3 a cable,/lead + a lightbulb 5 an extensionead

6 a switch

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