Target structures

Present Perfect with been and gone.

New Vocabulary

On business been lend

gone

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UNIT 63 Everyday conversation

Target structure

I’ve just done it.

I’ve already done it.

Extension of regular verbs in the Present Perfect.

Expressions

What’s wrong? Be careful!

New vocabulary

Foreigner

hand

elbow

arm

shoulder

address book

diary

pocket

holiday-maker

pencil

stranger

deaf

funny

paint - painted

brush -brushed

touch -touched

perfect -perfected

UNIT 64 Town and Country

Target structures

Too \ enough

There is too much (noise). There are too many (people).

There isn’t enough (fresh air). There aren’t enough (flats).

New vocabulary

crowds

noise

pollution

mean –meant-meant

fresh

air

accommodation

still

country

excitement

life

oil

UNIT 65 Europa Tours

Target structures

He has been to London. He hasn’t been to Rome yet.

Has he been to Berlin yet? He has never been to Europe before.

Have you ever been to Paris?

New vocabulary

tour Europe itinerary

see-saw-seen

UNIT 66 A call from home.

Target structure

How much | has he done?

How many |

Extension of irregular verbs in the Present perfect:

Send-sent, spend – spent, buy-bought, take-taken, meet-met.

New vocabulary

Souvenir roll of film together

UNIT 67 Have you ever …?

Target structure

Have you ever (done) it? When did you (do) it?

Present perfect contrasted with Simple Past.

Extension of regular and irregular verbs in the Present Perfect:

Drink-drunk, eat-eaten, break-broken, drive-driven, find-found, hit-hit, lose-lost

New vocabulary

college

evening class

cousin

dinner party

spring

summer

autumn

winter

UNIT 68 Comparisons

Target structures

Comparatives:

Cold-colder expensive- more expensive

Wet – wetter less expensive

Good – better Tommy’s older than Billy

Bad – worse A car’s more expensive than a motorcycle.

New vocabulary

rain

History

Geography

Science

age

motorcycle

average

high

economical

wet

wide

deep

thick

C (degrees centigrade)

per year

square kilometers

750 mm (millimeters)

-20C (minus 20 degrees centigrade)

UNIT 69 A Hard life

Target structure

I have \ had to do it.

I don’t have \ didn’t have to do it.

Does \ Did he have to do it? – Yes, he does. \ Yes, he did.

New vocabulary

grandfather

granddad

coal miner

First World War

army

officer

dust

pension

South Wales

catch-caught-caught

make tea – made

join

obey

earn

feel sorry for

sympathetic

UNIT 70 Comparisons

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