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Contents Grammar Vocabulary Interaction, Speaking and Pronunciation Listening, Reading and Portfolio 2 3 What a hero! Past continuous Past simple and past continuous -ed and -ing adjectives Ages and stages Interaction 3: Putting pictures in order Speak: An interview with a journalist Pronunciation: Intonation and emotions Read: Teen saves life of woman who saved him Listen: Animal attack Portfolio 3: A story 4 Memorable meals Comparative and superlative adjectives Modifiers Adjectives Eating out Interaction 4: In a restaurant Speak: The best in the world is … Pronunciation: Word stress Read: The weirdest restaurants in the world Listen: My most memorable meal Portfolio 4: Planning an ideal restaurant Review 3 and 4 Grammar Vocabulary Correct it! How are you doing? 5 Tomorrow’s world Future predictions: will/might going to for future plans Transport Computers Interaction 5: Giving instructions Speak: Making future predictions Pronunciation: Consonant clusters Read: Travelling in the future Listen: Plans for the future Portfolio 5: An opinion essay 6 Xtreme should and shouldn’t have to and don’t have to Extreme sports Verbs of movement Interaction 6: Describing rules Speak: Guess the sport Pronunciation: Linking sounds Read: Zorbing and mountain boarding Listen: Parkour Portfolio 6: Formal and informal messages Review 5 and 6 Grammar Vocabulary Correct it! How are you doing? 1 That’s amazing! Present simple and present continuous Present simple and present continuous: questions Parts of the body The five senses Interaction 1: Showing interest Speak: What can you do? Pronunciation: Long and short vowel sounds Read: Amazing but true! Listen: Body facts Portfolio 1: An amazing fact file 2 All in a day’s work Past simple: regular and irregular verbs used to Jobs Verb/noun collocations Interaction 2: Guessing a job Speak: Yes/No questions Pronunciation: Silent consonants Read: The worst jobs in history Listen: Work experience Portfolio 2: A blog Review 1 and 2 Grammar Vocabulary Correct it! How are you doing? North Wales Graphic Novel e ! ! ra ra a p aphic p G G ra Gr ap ph hi hic Gr r Gr ra a rap ap p p ap ph a h ph hi hic hic ic ic i hi Graphic N N N N No N N N No vel v No ove Nov v v vel N N v ov v v ov ov ov ov ov ve vel el el Novel Gr G Gr Gr Gr Gr Gr N G Graphic Novel ra ra a p aphic p G G ra Gr ap ph hi hic Gr r Gr ra a rap ap p p ap ph a h ph hi hic hic ic ic i hi Graphic N N N N No N N N No vel v No ove Nov v v vel N N v ov v v ov ov ov ov ov ve vel el el Novel Gr G Gr Gr Gr Gr Gr N G Ireland New Zealand Afternoon Tea www.cambridge.org © in this web service Cambridge University Press Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-71212-5 - Interactive Student’s Book 2 Hadkins and Lewis Table of Contents More information

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Contents

Grammar Vocabulary Interaction, Speaking and Pronunciation

Listening, Reading and Portfolio

2

3W

hat

a he

ro! ● Past continuous

● Past simple and past continuous

● -ed and -ingadjectives

● Ages and stages

● Interaction 3: Putting pictures in order

● Speak: An interview with a journalist

● Pronunciation: Intonation and emotions

● Read: Teen saves life of woman who saved him

● Listen: Animal attack● Portfolio 3: A story

4M

emor

able

mea

ls

● Comparative and superlative adjectives

● Modifi ers

● Adjectives● Eating out

● Interaction 4: In a restaurant● Speak: The best in the

world is …● Pronunciation: Word stress

● Read: The weirdest restaurants in the world

● Listen: My most memorable meal

● Portfolio 4: Planning an ideal restaurant

Review 3 and 4 Grammar Vocabulary Correct it! How are you doing?

5To

mor

row

’s

wor

ld

● Future predictions: will/might

● going to for future plans

● Transport● Computers

● Interaction 5: Giving instructions

● Speak: Making future predictions

● Pronunciation: Consonant clusters

● Read: Travelling in the future

● Listen: Plans for the future

● Portfolio 5: An opinion essay

6X

trem

e

● should and shouldn’t

● have to and don’t have to

● Extreme sports

● Verbs of movement

● Interaction 6: Describing rules

● Speak: Guess the sport● Pronunciation: Linking

sounds

● Read: Zorbing and mountain boarding

● Listen: Parkour● Portfolio 6: Formal and

informal messages

Review 5 and 6 Grammar Vocabulary Correct it! How are you doing?

1T

hat’

s am

azin

g! ● Present simple and present continuous

● Present simple and present continuous:questions

● Parts of the body

● The fi ve senses

● Interaction 1: Showing interest

● Speak: What can you do?● Pronunciation: Long and

short vowel sounds

● Read: Amazing but true!● Listen: Body facts● Portfolio 1: An amazing

fact fi le

2A

ll in

a

day’

s w

ork ● Past simple:

regular and irregular verbs

● used to

● Jobs● Verb/noun

collocations

● Interaction 2: Guessing a job● Speak: Yes/No questions● Pronunciation: Silent

consonants

● Read: The worst jobs in history

● Listen: Work experience

● Portfolio 2: A blog

Review 1 and 2 Grammar Vocabulary Correct it! How are you doing?

North

Wales

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Ireland

New

Zealand

Afternoon

Tea

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Grammar Vocabulary Interaction, Speaking and Pronunciation

Listening, Reading and Portfolio

3

7So

unds

good

!

● Present perfect and past simple

● Present perfect with for and since

● Music● Music online

● Interaction 7: Talking about songs

● Speak: An interview with a rock star

● Pronunciation: /s/ and /z/

● Read: A girl like Rihanna

● Listen: Sharp Records● Portfolio 7: An album

review

8B

elie

ve it

or

not

● Zero conditional

● First conditional

● Adjectives of personality

● Special days

● Interaction 8: Responding to news

● Speak: Personality quiz● Pronunciation: Syllables

● Read: Chinese horoscopes

● Listen: Lucky or unlucky?

● Portfolio 8: Messages

Review 7 and 8 Grammar Vocabulary Correct it! How are you doing?

Superstition

London

9W

hat

does

sh

e lo

ok li

ke? ● Questions tags

● Defi ning relative clauses

● Describing appearance

● On TV

● Interaction 9: Identifying people

● Speak: Matching owners and their pets

● Pronunciation: Question tags

● Read: Look-alikes go to Hollywood

● Listen: Pets and their owners

● Portfolio 9: Describing a person in a letter

10G

etti

ng

arou

nd

● Verb + -ing andverb + infi nitive

● Infi nitive of purpose and for+ noun

● Travel verbs● Going on

a trip

● Interaction 10: Booking a fl ight

● Speak: Planning a trip● Pronunciation: Diphthongs:

/ei/, /əυ/ and /ai/

● Read: Around the world solo

● Listen: Travel situations● Portfolio 10: An email

about travel plans

Review 9 and 10 Grammar Vocabulary Correct it! How are you doing?

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South

Africa

11Li

ghts

, cam

era,

ac

tion

!

● Present simple passive

● Past simple passive

● Films● Materials

● Interaction 11: Choosing a fi lm

● Speak: Talking about yourself using the passive

● Pronunciation: -ed in regular past participles: /t/, /d/ and /id/

● Read: Film stunts● Listen: Gadgets in

James Bond fi lms● Portfolio 11:

A fi lm review

12M

oney

tal

ks ● Second conditional

● someone,anyone, everyone, no one, etc.

● Money● Money verbs

● Interaction 12: Reacting in diffi cult situations

● Speak: A board game● Pronunciation: Long

sentences

● Read: The Secret Millionaire

● Listen: Who would you like to be for a day?

● Portfolio 12: A ‘for and against’ essay

Review 11 and 12 Grammar Vocabulary Correct it! How are you doing?

Leeds

Money,

Money,

Money

Skills4Real: Units 1–4 Skills4Real: Units 5–8 Skills4Real: Units 9–12 Interaction: Student AInteraction: Student B Speaking activities Wordlist Irregular verbs Phonemic symbols

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