WORKBOOK Un.1.1

Unit 1

ST’s Book

1. to click (with each other); a click ex.2p.5
2. to see eye to eye on smth
3. to be/feel on the same wavelength as smb
4. to carry out a survey Reading p.6
5. to be there for s mb That's what I loved about him - he was always there for me.
6. even though
7. be far apart
8. to share your beliefs and passions with smb
9. like that
10. soulmate
11. to feel comfortable with smb
12. to accept smb for what they are
13. to trust smb Z distrust, mistrust
14. to make yourself into someone you are not
15. to fall down
16. whenever you really need them
17. definitely tell you
18. to look out for smb Look out!
19. to be loyal to smb
20. to forgive (easily); to forgive smb for smth
21. to feel miserable
22. to fall out with smb
23. to make an apology for smth. to smb ex.4-15 p.7-8
24. to enclose smth with smth Recordins 1-5 p.165
25. to arrange an appointment; to rearrange an appointment
26. to remind smb to do smth
27. to pass on a message from smb
28. to fancy smth
29. to pick up smth
30. to call about smth
31. to come along
32. to get smb on his mobile
33. to be out and about
34. to go ahead
35. to come round
36. to hold on to smb
37. a tricky question
38. bits and pieces
39. to hang on
40. to drift apart
41. to juggle several tasks at once
42. to juggle clubs
43. to bandage a knee
44. to keep an eye on smth
45. to lend a caring ear
46. to get one’s hands on smth
47. to have a lot of spare time on one’s hands
48. constructively
49. to put one’s mind to smth
50. to join smth; to join in
51. a big family man
52. an amusement park
53. as smb puts it
54. to go from strength to strength
55. to do clubs, acrobatics or the unicycle
56. to pick up on smth
57. in the family birth order; birth order position Reading p.10
58. The first born, first born s; middle born, the middle born; last born; only child (children), to be an only child
59. new research suggests
60. pursuit [ pə’sju:t ] 1) = chase: in (hot) pursuit of the …; pursuit of profits 2) = prosecution 3) = an occupation, hobby, or pastime: intellectual, cognitive pursuit; academic pursuit
61. In contrast,
62. artistic and outdoor- related career; outdoor pursuit; physical or outdoor activities outdoor sy – inform. She is a real outdoorsy type.
63. These results fit into theories that say…
64. typically place different demands
65. have different expectations of children Ex.: we have great expectations for his future; their worst expectations; expectations of life Syn: life expectance
66. be extremely protective of only children
67. tend to get more time
68. a sibling
69. to feel special; to make them feel special
70. The downside is…. There is also a downside to be ing famous.
71. to suffer occasional pangs of /jealousy, loneliness, sadness, remorse, guilt, physical pain, hunger/
72. until the second child comes along
73. to transform from ….. to then….
74. to share the care of parents
75. ‘ set an example’
76. to shape/ to form, to create, to engender/ a subsequent/positive, optimistic, negative pessimistic, healthy/ outlook on life
77. to get back their parents’ approval by achieving success and recognition in their carees
78. As they have more children,…
79. parents may not mind as much
80. a stifling and frustrating experience; stifling overcrowded carriage/ perfume/fumes/atmosphere to stifle [staifəl] a yawn, smile, laughter
81. to be treated like an adult
82. to take up dangerous sports
83. rebellious/ sadistic/ cruel/ stubborn/ jealous/ romantic streak [stri:k] – different from the rest of their traits of character
84. fed up with always being bossed about by everyone else in the family
85. to have different issues
86. ….syndrome = a symptom, characteristic, or set of symptoms or characteristics indicating the existence of a condition, problem, etc E x. I faced ‘empty nest syndrome’ when my daughter married and left home.
87. to feel sandwiched between
88. to get all the privileges
89. a spoilt child
90. this may contribute to them becoming good negotiators
91. of all the… positions; of all the birth order positions
92. to be most skilful at dealing with authority figures
93. to hold a position; to hold inferior/superior positions
94. they start out as …
95. to be self-sufficient
96. to affect sb/smth; an effect; the effect of ….. on
97. mobile connections Reading p.12 to establish / make connection
98. for pleasure
99. the health risk for children

100. noise pollution

101. to poll

102. an informal survey conducted on…….suggests/revealed

103. the density of mobile ownership

104. lead to a new type of neurosis

105. to take advantage of every spare minute to touch base with their friends

106. It is not the… but the …. that matters

107. the content of

108. to stay in touch

109. to contact one’s peers countless times each day

110. mobile phone addicts; to be addicted to..; addiction

111. to be capable/ in capable of do ing smth

112. to form and maintain relationship

113. without the help of

114. genuine/superficial conversations

115. to be driven out by

116. a deterioration in the quality of

117. the very fabric of society

118. academic performance

119. to get poor grades at school

120. a report has highlighted

121. a circular suggests

122. to make calls

123. only in emergencies

124. there are clear benefits for

125. to be Internet enabled

126. to produce a service for delivery via SMS

127. a revision/mock exam question

128. to scream Listening 7-8

129. to creak

130. to bang

131. to thud

132. to shout

133. to bark

134. to snore

135. to crash

WORKBOOK Un.1.1

1. phenomenon – sing.; -ena [-inə] - pl. Reading p.4
2. to be hugely popular with
3. By far
4. the most successful and profitable comedy series of recent times
5. to be now international household names
6. to achieve top rating for
7. the viewing public
8. to command a fee of… per
9. the brainchild of writers
10. the series follows the romantic and adventures of
11. to create a cast of believable characters
12. everybody can identify with
13. endearing and irritating qualities
14. share a common bond in their friendship
15. loyalty
16. contrasting personalities
17. provide most of the humour in the show
18. to be a hit with the critics
19. supposedly
20. to do very ordinary jobs
21. to lead life of endless leasure
22. feasibly/ un feasibly
23. It didn’t escape notice that..
24. to bring in new characters and guest stars
25. to keep the show fresh
26. there seemed an endless stream of… appear ing.
27. the focus on
28. to run out of steam
29. come as no great surprise

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