Unit
Starter
S 1 2 3
page 4
Interesting lives page 8
Crime page 20
Vocabulary
Language Focus
■ Verbs, nouns and
■ be, have
■ Activities and
■ Present simple and present
adjectives
achievements ■ Personal qualities: opposite adjectives ■ Crime and
criminals ■ Phrasal verbs
■ Verbs related to
money ■ Types of shops
page 32
Culture
got, can and there is / there are; question words; present simple; adverbs of frequency; present continuous; pronouns and possessive adjectives; would like to; articles; like, love, hate, not mind + -ing
continuous ■ Adverbs of frequency ■ be: past simple and there was / there were ■ Past simple ■ Past continuous ■ Past simple and past
continuous
Money, money, money!
Reading & Listening
■ Comparatives and
superlatives ■ too and (not) enough ■ Quantity: some, any, much, many and a lot of, a few and a little
■ R: A brochure – The
Duke of Edinburgh’s Award: Take the challenge! ■ L: A presentation ■ R: A story –
Vanished! The mystery of Dan Cooper ■ L: A radio phone-in programme ■ R: An article – One
red paperclip ■ L: Adverts
Culture Today ■ Winning
women
Culture Today ■ Latest crime-
busting measures
Culture Today ■ Teenagers’
spending habits
REVISION 1–3 page 44 Vocabulary and Language Focus Exam Practice
4 5 6
Extreme! page 50
New media page 62
Final frontiers page 74
■ Adventure sports
■ Present perfect: affi rmative
■ -ed and -ing
and negative ■ Present perfect: questions and short answers
■ Digital media
■ Present perfect with for and
adjectives
■ Websites,
since ■ Present perfect with how long and just ■ Present perfect and past simple
■ Prepositions of
■ will and might
newspapers and magazines
movement ■ Extreme adjectives
going to ■ First conditional ■ be
■ R: An article – It’s
a dog’s life! ■ L: Radio news
■ R: An article – The
ringtone revolution ■ L: A questionnaire
■ R: An article – From
Spain to Outer Space! ■ L: Plans for a trip
Culture Today ■ Meet the
volunteers
Culture Today ■ The changing
face of youth media
Culture Today ■ Antarctic cruise
REVISION 4–6 page 86 Vocabulary and Language Focus Exam Practice
7 8 9
Global citizens page 92
Rights and responsibilities
■ Global issues
■ Second conditional
■ get
■ Adverbs of possibility and
page 116
leafl et – Please help the Global Village Fund! ■ L: Dilemmas
to / don’t have to ■ Obligation and prohibition: must / mustn’t and have to / don’t have to ■ Can vs. may ■ Permission: can, could and be allowed to
■ R: A conversation –
■ Appearance
■ The passive: present simple
■ R: A scientifi c article
■ Adjective prefi xes
■ Active to passive
■ Household chores ■ Words that are
verbs and nouns
page 104
Body and soul
probability
■ R: An advertising
■ Obligation: have
■ The passive: past simple,
present perfect
Negotiate with your parents! ■ L: Talking about rules in a café
– Off to Wig School! ■ L: Describing a process
Culture Today ■ Become an active
citizen!
Culture Today ■ When is it legal?
Culture Today ■ Starting school early
is ‘cruel’ to teens
REVISION 7–9 page 128 Vocabulary and Language Focus Exam Practice Communicative activities A page 134 Communicative activities B page 136
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