Starter Unit p6

Vocabulary  Classroom objects  Colours  Countries and nationalities  Numbers and time The family Descriptions

Speaking  The alphabet and spelling  Classroom expressions  Introductions  Telling the time

Grammar  To be  Subject pronouns  Possessive adjectives  Have got  Demonstrative pronouns  Possessive ’s

Listening  The alphabet and spelling  Introductions – questions and answers  Describing people

Vocabulary Reading Grammar Listening Writing Speaking Study skills Gateway to matura

1 p16

School subjectsSchool activitiesEveryday activities

School life in JapanSchool routinesSecondary schools in EnglandAn informal email

Present simplePronunciation: Present simple verb endingsPrepositions of timeObject pronouns

School lessonsEveryday activitiesEton CollegeEducation and lifestyle

School timetablesEveryday routinesMaking notesAn informal email

Giving opinionsDescribing a school timetableDescribing routinesTalking about yourself

Grammar: Using the grammar referenceListening: Understanding basic informationReading: True/false/not mentionedSpeaking: Giving personal information

Rozumienie ze słuchu – dobieranie

Wordlist p27

2p28

Free-time activitiesPlaces to go in a townPronunciation: Word stress

Hobbies: collecting booksNew Zealand fact fi leFree time activities in New ZealandClub announcements

Present simpleAdverbs of frequencyArticles

Free-time activitiesDescribing places in a townNew Zealand: radio programmeSaturday routinesPhoning a cinema

Questions: Present simpleProject: group presentationAnnouncement for a club

Comparing free-time activitiesCollectingPair interviews: weekend routinesTalking about frequencyAsking for information on the phone

Reading: Prediction activitiesSpeaking: Confi dence in EnglishListening: Matching activitiesWriting: Answering the question

Część ustna – zadanie 1.

Wordlist p39

Matura checkpoint 1–2 p40  Rozumienie ze słuchu – dobieranie; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – prawda/fałsz; Wypowiedź pisemna – ogłoszenie; Część ustna – zadanie 1.

3p42

RoomsHousehold objects and furnitureJobs around the house

Ellen Long’s houseTony Hawk’s houseEco homesIdeal bedrooms

There is / There arePrepositions of placePresent continuousPronunciation: stress on -ing words

Furniture and roomsTypes of homesPresent actionsExpressions on the phoneTelephone numbers

Describing and asking about a roomJobs around the houseDescribing what people are doingArticle describing a place

Describing accommodationPair interviews: your living roomFind the diff erencesTypes ofa homesDescribing picturesRole-play: On the phoneYour ideal bedroom

Use of English: Multiple-choice clozeWriting: Checking your workVocabulary: Keeping a recordListening: Before you listen

Wypowiedź pisemna – krótki tekst użytkowy (e-mail)

Wordlist p53

4 p54

Parts of the bodyBasic physical activitiesSports

Advice: AvalanchesExercise and the bodyExercise and musicQuestionnaire at a swimming pool

Can/can’tPronunciation: Short and long aAdverbs of mannerHave to, don’t have to, must, mustn’t

Physical activitiesAbilityCompleting notes: Kin-ballUnderstanding directions

Rules for sports and gamesQuestions with adverbs of mannerWriting a questionnaire

Pair interviews: AbilityDiscussing sport, music and fi tnessSchool obligationsRole-play: Asking for and giving directions

Speaking: Evaluating your performanceReading: Understanding gist; Multiple-choiceSpeaking: Negotiating

Część ustna – zadanie 2.

Wordlist p65

Matura checkpoint 3–4 p66  Rozumienie ze słuchu – dobieranie; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – wybór wielokrotny; Wypowiedź pisemna – e-mail; Część ustna – zadanie 2.

5 p68

FoodDrinkContainers and partitivesPronunciation: Syllable stress

What’s in your food?SuperfoodsThe Orange: poemCafé menuInvitations

Countable and uncountable nounsSome, any, a/anA lot of, much, manyShould, shouldn’t

Ordering food and drinkThe Orange by Wendy Cope The problem of chewing gum: radio programmeMenus and prices

Food and drink habitsMaking notesFormal and informal invitations

Food and drink preferencesRoleplay: In a café

Reading: Using a dictionary; missing sentencesListening: First and second listeningsWriting: Formal and informal style

Rozumienie pisanych tekstów – wybór wielokrotny

Wordlist p79

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Contents

Starter Unit p6

Vocabulary  Classroom objects  Colours  Countries and nationalities  Numbers and time The family Descriptions

Speaking  The alphabet and spelling  Classroom expressions  Introductions  Telling the time

Grammar  To be  Subject pronouns  Possessive adjectives  Have got  Demonstrative pronouns  Possessive ’s

Listening  The alphabet and spelling  Introductions – questions and answers  Describing people

Vocabulary Reading Grammar Listening Writing Speaking Study skills Gateway to matura

1 p16

School subjectsSchool activitiesEveryday activities

School life in JapanSchool routinesSecondary schools in EnglandAn informal email

Present simplePronunciation: Present simple verb endingsPrepositions of timeObject pronouns

School lessonsEveryday activitiesEton CollegeEducation and lifestyle

School timetablesEveryday routinesMaking notesAn informal email

Giving opinionsDescribing a school timetableDescribing routinesTalking about yourself

Grammar: Using the grammar referenceListening: Understanding basic informationReading: True/false/not mentionedSpeaking: Giving personal information

Rozumienie ze słuchu – dobieranie

Wordlist p27

2p28

Free-time activitiesPlaces to go in a townPronunciation: Word stress

Hobbies: collecting booksNew Zealand fact fi leFree time activities in New ZealandClub announcements

Present simpleAdverbs of frequencyArticles

Free-time activitiesDescribing places in a townNew Zealand: radio programmeSaturday routinesPhoning a cinema

Questions: Present simpleProject: group presentationAnnouncement for a club

Comparing free-time activitiesCollectingPair interviews: weekend routinesTalking about frequencyAsking for information on the phone

Reading: Prediction activitiesSpeaking: Confi dence in EnglishListening: Matching activitiesWriting: Answering the question

Część ustna – zadanie 1.

Wordlist p39

Matura checkpoint 1–2 p40  Rozumienie ze słuchu – dobieranie; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – prawda/fałsz; Wypowiedź pisemna – ogłoszenie; Część ustna – zadanie 1.

3p42

RoomsHousehold objects and furnitureJobs around the house

Ellen Long’s houseTony Hawk’s houseEco homesIdeal bedrooms

There is / There arePrepositions of placePresent continuousPronunciation: stress on -ing words

Furniture and roomsTypes of homesPresent actionsExpressions on the phoneTelephone numbers

Describing and asking about a roomJobs around the houseDescribing what people are doingArticle describing a place

Describing accommodationPair interviews: your living roomFind the diff erencesTypes ofa homesDescribing picturesRole-play: On the phoneYour ideal bedroom

Use of English: Multiple-choice clozeWriting: Checking your workVocabulary: Keeping a recordListening: Before you listen

Wypowiedź pisemna – krótki tekst użytkowy (e-mail)

Wordlist p53

4 p54

Parts of the bodyBasic physical activitiesSports

Advice: AvalanchesExercise and the bodyExercise and musicQuestionnaire at a swimming pool

Can/can’tPronunciation: Short and long aAdverbs of mannerHave to, don’t have to, must, mustn’t

Physical activitiesAbilityCompleting notes: Kin-ballUnderstanding directions

Rules for sports and gamesQuestions with adverbs of mannerWriting a questionnaire

Pair interviews: AbilityDiscussing sport, music and fi tnessSchool obligationsRole-play: Asking for and giving directions

Speaking: Evaluating your performanceReading: Understanding gist; Multiple-choiceSpeaking: Negotiating

Część ustna – zadanie 2.

Wordlist p65

Matura checkpoint 3–4 p66  Rozumienie ze słuchu – dobieranie; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – wybór wielokrotny; Wypowiedź pisemna – e-mail; Część ustna – zadanie 2.

5 p68

FoodDrinkContainers and partitivesPronunciation: Syllable stress

What’s in your food?SuperfoodsThe Orange: poemCafé menuInvitations

Countable and uncountable nounsSome, any, a/anA lot of, much, manyShould, shouldn’t

Ordering food and drinkThe Orange by Wendy Cope The problem of chewing gum: radio programmeMenus and prices

Food and drink habitsMaking notesFormal and informal invitations

Food and drink preferencesRoleplay: In a café

Reading: Using a dictionary; missing sentencesListening: First and second listeningsWriting: Formal and informal style

Rozumienie tekstów pisanych– wybór wielokrotny

Wordlist p79

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Contents

Vocabulary Reading Grammar Listening Writing Speaking Study skills Gateway to matura

6 p80

Countries and nationalitiesWords connected with tourismTransport

The Thomas Cook companyLonely PlanetA holiday postcard

Past simple: to be, canPronunication: -ed endings

Tourist situationsBrighton: a podcastVisit to ParisHoliday in Brazil

Making notes: ProjectPlanning your writingA holiday postcard

Pair discussion: HolidaysPair interviews: TravellingProject: selling a productVisitor guide: Group presentation

Writing: PlanningListening: True/false/not mentionedSpeaking: Reporting past eventsGrammar: Learning spelling

Część ustna – zadanie 3.

Wordlist p91

Matura checkpoint 5–6 p92  Rozumienie ze słuchu – prawda/fałsz; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – wybór wielokrotny; Wypowiedź pisemna – zaproszenie; Wypowiedź ustna – zadanie 3.

7 p94

Places of workJobs and workPronunciation: Word stressCulture and entertainment

Jennifer Hudson and Brad PittNoel GallagherPeriods in music historyA biography: Heath Ledger

Past simple JobsClassical musicLacrymosa by EvanescenceMarilyn Monroe trivia: completing notesA perfect weekend

Famous musicians: group presentationQuestions: your partner’s weekendMaking notesA biography

Guess the jobComparing past habits and eventsFamous musicians: projectDescribing photosShowing interest: telling anecdotesPair interviews: a perfect weekend

Listening: Listening outside the classroomWriting: ParagraphsReading: Matching activitiesListening: Completing notes

Rozumienie ze słuchu – wybór wielokrotny

Wordlist p105

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p106

FeelingsPersonalitySocial problems

Internet comments: teenage lifeThe Freedom WritersA Venezuelan youth orchestraNewspaper article and editorialFormal letter of opinion

Comparative adjectivesSuperlative adjectivesPronunciation: Sentence stress

FeelingsPeace One Day: radio programmeNews storiesDescribing a photo

Personal characteristicsSummarising ideasMaking comparisonsMaking notes: group projectA formal letter of opinion

Pair interviews: opinionsImportant problems in societyDescribing a photo

Reading: Guessing new words from contextWriting: Knowing your audienceUse of English: Cloze activitiesSpeaking: Describing a photo

Część ustna – zadanie 2.

Wordlist p117

Matura checkpoint 7–8 p118  Rozumienie ze słuchu – dobieranie; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – dobieranie; Wypowiedź pisemna – list formalny; Wypowiedź ustna – zadanie 2.

9 p120

Wild animals and insectsThe natural worldThe weather

Bear Grylls: Text typesCanada fact fi leWhite Fang by Jack LondonInformal messagesPhone conversation

Be going toWill/Won’tPronunciation: going to

The natural worldFuture plansCanada: Demographic mapA wildlife centre: radio advertisementMaking plans and suggestions

Future plansA paragraph for a storyPhone messages: Formal and informal

Discussing the natural worldAsking about weekend plansFuture predictionsPair interviews: future plansRole-play: Arranging a day out

Reading: Reading outside the classroomSpeaking: Pair activities; improving your EnglishWriting: Handwriting and presentation

Wypowiedź pisemna – dłuższy tekst użytkowy (list prywatny)

Wordlist p131

10 p132

ClothesAccessoriesShops

Teenagers and fashion: Online articleThe department store lionJob application form

Present perfectPresent perfect with justPresent perfect with already and yet

Clothes and fashionShopping at HarrodsAt the sports shop

Interesting experiencesJob application formInterview questions

Items of clothingPair interviews: Recent experiencesMemory gameRole-play: Shopping dialoguePronunciation: Polite intonationJob interview

Grammar: Evaluating your progressSpeaking: IntonationListening: Multiple-choice activitiesUse of English: Conversation activities

Część ustna – zadanie 1.

Wordlist p143

Matura checkpoint 9–10 p144  Rozumienie ze słuchu – prawda/fałsz; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – dobieranie; Wypowiedź pisemna – list prywatny; Wypowiedź ustna – zadanie 1.

 Study skills p166  Speaking bank plus p172

 Writing bank plus p174  Irregular verbs p176

p146

International cultural knowledge: Secondary schools in England Cross-curricular – History: A famous English secondary school p146 Cross-curricular – Geography: New Zealand facts Culture: Free time in New Zealand p148 International cultural knowledge: An Englishman’s home Cross-curricular – Science: Eco-homes p150 Cross-curricular – PE: Basic concepts Popular culture: Music and Exercise p152 Cross-curricular – Science: Superfoods Literature: The Orange by Wendy Cope p154

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Vocabulary Reading Grammar Listening Writing Speaking Study skills Gateway to matura

6 p80

Countries and nationalitiesWords connected with tourismTransport

The Thomas Cook companyLonely PlanetA holiday postcard

Past simple: to be, canPronunication: -ed endings

Tourist situationsBrighton: a podcastVisit to ParisHoliday in Brazil

Making notes: ProjectPlanning your writingA holiday postcard

Pair discussion: HolidaysPair interviews: TravellingProject: selling a productVisitor guide: Group presentation

Writing: PlanningListening: True/false/not mentionedSpeaking: Reporting past eventsGrammar: Learning spelling

Część ustna – zadanie 3.

Wordlist p91

Matura checkpoint 5–6 p92  Rozumienie ze słuchu – prawda/fałsz; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – wybór wielokrotny; Wypowiedź pisemna – zaproszenie; Wypowiedź ustna – zadanie 3.

7 p94

Places of workJobs and workPronunciation: Word stressCulture and entertainment

Jennifer Hudson and Brad PittNoel GallagherPeriods in music historyA biography: Heath Ledger

Past simple JobsClassical musicLacrymosa by EvanescenceMarilyn Monroe trivia: completing notesA perfect weekend

Famous musicians: group presentationQuestions: your partner’s weekendMaking notesA biography

Guess the jobComparing past habits and eventsFamous musicians: projectDescribing photosShowing interest: telling anecdotesPair interviews: a perfect weekend

Listening: Listening outside the classroomWriting: ParagraphsReading: Matching activitiesListening: Completing notes

Rozumienie ze słuchu – wybór wielokrotny

Wordlist p105

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p106

FeelingsPersonalitySocial problems

Internet comments: teenage lifeThe Freedom WritersA Venezuelan youth orchestraNewspaper article and editorialFormal letter of opinion

Comparative adjectivesSuperlative adjectivesPronunciation: Sentence stress

FeelingsPeace One Day: radio programmeNews storiesDescribing a photo

Personal characteristicsSummarising ideasMaking comparisonsMaking notes: group projectA formal letter of opinion

Pair interviews: opinionsImportant problems in societyDescribing a photo

Reading: Guessing new words from contextWriting: Knowing your audienceUse of English: Cloze activitiesSpeaking: Describing a photo

Część ustna – zadanie 2.

Wordlist p117

Matura checkpoint 7–8 p118  Rozumienie ze słuchu – dobieranie; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – dobieranie; Wypowiedź pisemna – list formalny; Wypowiedź ustna – zadanie 2.

9 p120

Wild animals and insectsThe natural worldThe weather

Bear Grylls: Text typesCanada fact fi leWhite Fang by Jack LondonInformal messagesPhone conversation

Be going toWill/Won’tPronunciation: going to

The natural worldFuture plansCanada: Demographic mapA wildlife centre: radio advertisementMaking plans and suggestions

Future plansA paragraph for a storyPhone messages: Formal and informal

Discussing the natural worldAsking about weekend plansFuture predictionsPair interviews: future plansRole-play: Arranging a day out

Reading: Reading outside the classroomSpeaking: Pair activities; improving your EnglishWriting: Handwriting and presentation

Wypowiedź pisemna – dłuższy tekst użytkowy (list prywatny)

Wordlist p131

10 p132

ClothesAccessoriesShops

Teenagers and fashion: Online articleThe department store lionJob application form

Present perfectPresent perfect with justPresent perfect with already and yet

Clothes and fashionShopping at HarrodsAt the sports shop

Interesting experiencesJob application formInterview questions

Items of clothingPair interviews: Recent experiencesMemory gameRole-play: Shopping dialoguePronunciation: Polite intonationJob interview

Grammar: Evaluating your progressSpeaking: IntonationListening: Multiple-choice activitiesUse of English: Conversation activities

Część ustna – zadanie 1.

Wordlist p143

Matura checkpoint 9–10 p144  Rozumienie ze słuchu – prawda/fałsz; Rozumienie tekstów pisanych – dobieranie; Wypowiedź pisemna – list prywatny; Wypowiedź ustna – zadanie 1.

Cross-curricular – Business: Starting a business International cultural knowledge: A travel podcast p156 Cross-curricular – Music: Important periods in classical music Popular culture: How they became famous p158 Cross-curricular – Citizenship: Peace Day Literature: The Freedom Writers p160 Cross-curricular – Geography: Canada’s geography and climate Literature: White Fang by Jack London p162 International cultural knowledge: A world-famous department store Cross-curricular – Literature: The department store lion p164

 Communication activities p171, 177

 Spelling rules and pronunciation guide p178

 Self assessment p179

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