New Vocabulary

hold-held-held

smile

get into

make (a speech)-made-made

cry

fly-flew-flown

spend-spent-spent

wedding

church

bride

flowers

hand

groom

morning suit

top hat

reception

presents

speech

honeymoon

villa

sea

best man

bridesmaid

all

both

traditional

left

right

UNIT 29 COMPUTER DATING

Target structures

I like/ don’t like (music).

He likes/ doesn’t like (music).

Do you like (music)? – Yes, I do./ No, I don’t.

Does he like (music)? – Yes, he does. / No, he doesn’t.

New Vocabulary

music

jazz

form

dancing

dog

farmer

photograph

computer

age

occupation

recreation

fishing

chess

golf

teenager

opera

cat

date

signature

rock (music)

politics

beard

June

complete

personal

by post

Expressions

for example What about?

How old are you? What!

UNIT 30 I WANT YOU, FIONA

Target structures

Extension of I like form to want/ need/ love

Who loves (Fiona)?

Who does Fiona love?

I like her.

New Vocabulary

marry

want

need

love

know-knew-known

give-gave-given

engaged

travel

Expressions

Why not?

UNIT 31 EVERYDAY CONVERSATION

Expressions

How long for?

Just for (two days).

I’m going away.

What kind is it?

I think so.

As soon as possible.

New Vocabulary

weekend

coin

change

a pound note

a five-pound note, etc.

boot

economical

modern

(to) change

repair

UNIT 32 AN INTERVIEW

Target structures

Simple Present

What | do you |do?

| does he | do?

What time |do you | do it?

| does he| do it?

New Vocabulary

interview

tell-told-told

wake up – woke-woken

get up – got-got

dictate

rest

dress

eat-ate-eaten

wash

catch – caught-caught

arrive

reporter

day

breakfast

bed

reply

lunch

dinner

bath

ordinary

until

then

UNIT 33 EVERY DAY

Target structures

Simple Present (everyday habits) continued

New Vocabulary

lorry driver

transport café

orange juice

canteen

evening class

schoolboy

cornflakes

playboy

caviar

casino

enormous

every day

in (the evening)

nothing

UNIT 34 WHAT’S MY JOB?

Target structures

Revision questions. General questions.

Expressions

Ladies and Gentlemen…

Welcome to …

New Vocabulary

competitor

scientist

Professor

uniform

salary

diploma

dentist

chairman

get-got-got

work

travel

guess

last

important

UNIT 35 NEVER ON SUNDAY

Target structures

Frequency adverbs with the Present Simple

always/ usually/ often/ sometimes/ occasionally/ rarely/ never

Expressions

Why don’t you…?

New Vocabulary

vicar

Christmas day

Easter

caviar

teeth

every (Sunday)

nowadays

see-saw-seen

UNIT 36 A QUESTIONNAIRY

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