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University Printing House, Cambridge CB2 8BS, United Kingdom is part of the University of Cambridge. It furthers the University s mission by disseminating knowledge in the pursuit of education, learning and research at the highest international levels of excellence. Information on this title: /9780521614252 2005 This publication is in copyright. Subject to statutory exception and to the provisions of relevant collective licensing agreements, no reproduction of any part may take place without the written permission of. First published 2005, 2011 Second Edition 2012 Reprinted 2013 8th printing 2013 A catalogue record for this publication is available from the British Library ISBN 978-0-521-61425-2 Teacher s Book ISBN 978-0-521-54707-9 Student s Book CD (audio) ISBN 978-0-521-69673-9 Workbook with CD-ROM (Windows, Mac) ISBN 978-0-521-61426-9 Teacher s Resource Pack ISBN 978-0-521-61427-6 Class cassettes ISBN 978-0-521-61428-3 Class CDs (audio) ISBN 978-0-521-67998-5 Messages Level 1 and 2 Video VHS PAL ISBN 978-0-521-69676-0 Messages Level 1 and 2 Video VHS NTSC ISBN 978-0-521-67997-8 Messages Level 1 and 2 DVD PAL / NTSC ISBN 978-0-521-61425-2 Paperback has no responsibility for the persistence or accuracy of URLs for external or third-party internet websites referred to in this publication, and does not guarantee that any content on such websites is, or will remain, accurate or appropriate. in this web service

Map of the Student's Book 4 Introduction 6 Teacher's notes and keys Module 1 Facts 1 What do you remember? 10 2 Are you ready? 16 Module 1 Review 23 Module 2 Things and people 3 What have you got? 26 4 Descriptions 33 Module 2 Review 40 Module 3 Daily life 5 My world 42 6 I'm usually late! 49 Module 3 Review 55 Module 4 Inside and outside 7 At home 58 8 Having fun 64 Module 4 Review 70 Module 5 Today and tomorrow 9 At the moment 72 10 Plans 79 Module 5 Review 85 Module 6 Looking back 11 About the past 87 12 Heroes 94 Module 6 Review 101 Games 103 Workbook key and tapescripts 104 Acknowledgements 112 Contents 3 in this web service

Grammar Vocabulary and Pronunciation Listening and Reading skills Communicative tasks Module 1 Facts REVISION Revision: I'm, I live, Unit 1 What do you remember? Unit 2 Are you ready? I've got He/She, His/Her Classroom language Can: asking for permission and help Be: affirmative, negative, questions, short answers Questions with What, Where, Who, When Singular and plural nouns Revision of known vocabulary Numbers and dates The alphabet Things in the classroom Members of a band Interests and activities Countries and cities Geography Rhythm drill: word stress Punctuation Read a letter in English Life and culture: Alphabet world Read an email Listen to an interview for a student survey Listen to a radio quiz Life and culture: The UK Tell the class about yourself Ask and answer questions about you and your friends Talk to your teacher in English Write a letter to an English friend Ask for and give information Write about an imaginary band Describe your interests Talk about cities and countries Play a quiz game Review Study skills: Your coursebook How s it going?: Progress check Coursework: Facts about me Module 3 Daily life Module 2 Things and people Unit 3 What have you got? Unit 4 Descriptions Have got A, an, some, any Possessive s Possessive adjectives This/these, that/those What is/are like? Has got Adjectives Review Study skills: Using a dictionary How s it going?: Progress check Coursework: Important things to me Unit 5 My world Unit 6 I m usually late! Present simple: affirmative, negative, questions, short answers Revision of question forms Wh- questions Present simple + frequency adverbs Have + a meal, etc. Everyday things Families Rhythm drill: plural nouns: /s/, /z/, /iz/ Appearance and personality The body I've got a headache/cold /h/ and links between words Stress in sentences Things you do regularly Scary things Verb + /s/, /z/, /iz/ Stress and intonation in questions Food, drink and meals The time Daily routines Rhythm drill: vowel sounds Listen for specific information Read an announcement Chapter 1 Life and culture: Collections Read a Happiness Recipe Listen to personal descriptions Chapter 2 Life and culture: London Read about British teenagers Chapter 3 Life and culture: Schools Read and listen to a questionnaire Listen to a conversation about meals Read a report about food in the UK Listen to a description of someone's day Chapter 4 Life and culture: My name is Dion Talk about possessions, and things you use at school Say who something belongs to Write a description of a family Ask about and describe things Write a Happiness recipe Describe people's appearance and personality Say how you feel Write about an imaginary person Describe things you do Write about teenagers Talk about fears, likes and dislikes Write a questionnaire Make a conversation about daily life Describe your habits Talk about things you eat and drink Write a report about food Ask for and tell the time Describe daily routines Review Study skills: How do you learn? How s it going?: Progress check Coursework: A day in my life 4 Map of the Student s Book in this web service

Grammar Vocabulary and Pronunciation Listening and Reading skills Communicative tasks Module 6 Looking back Module 5 Today and tomorrow Module 4 Inside and outside Unit 7 At home Unit 8 Having fun There is/are Uncountable nouns Prepositions Can for ability and possibility I can see, I can hear Must, mustn't Imperative Homes Things in a room Food Rhythm drill: stress in sentences Abilities Places in a town Can / /, can't /a /, weak form of can /ə/ Read a shopping list Listen to a conversation in a supermarket Chapter 5 Life and culture: Homes in the UK Read a newspaper article Read a poem Chapter 6 Life and culture: Stephen Hawking Review Study skills: Learning vocabulary How s it going?: Progress check Coursework: My neighbourhood Unit 9 At the moment Unit 10 Plans Unit 11 About the past Unit 12 Heroes Present continuous: affirmative, negative, questions, short answers Object pronouns Present continuous used for the future Suggestions The future with going to Past simple of be and regular verbs: affirmative, Whquestions Past simple: negatives, questions, short answers; irregular verbs Clothes Football Rhythm drill: -ing /iŋ/ Future time expressions The weather Weak form of to /tə/ in going to Occupations Rhythm drill: verbs + -ed /t/ /d/ /id/ Past time expressions Words with the same vowel sound Listen to a football commentary Read about the World Cup Listen to a conversation at a football stadium Chapter 7 Life and culture: Sports fans Read a list of items in a café and a shop Read a postcard Chapter 8 Life and culture: An exchange visit Review Study skills: Parts of speech How s it going?: Progress check Coursework: My clothes Listen to a conversation with a ghost Read dictionary definitions Chapter 9 Life and culture: From North to South Listen to a list of events in the past Read an advertisement Chapter 10 Life and culture: Quiz: The UK and the USA Describe different homes Write a description of your dream home Ask about places and food Write a disgusting recipe Describe a room Talk about your abilities Make a notice for a club Describe things you can do in your town Describe the sights and sounds around you Tell people what to do Write a short poem Describe things in progress at the moment Play a guessing game Describe what you're wearing now, and what you usually wear Talk about future arrangements Make and reply to suggestions Write a message to a friend Describe plans and intentions Talk about the weather Write a holiday postcard Talk about people from the past Play a quiz game Write about an imaginary person's life Describe your early childhood Describe things that happened in the past Write a letter about an event in the past Write a diary Talk about your school year Review Study skills: Planning your learning How s it going?: Progress check Coursework: My life line Grammar index Communicative functions index Wordlist Spelling notes Lexical sets and irregular verbs Songs Map of the Student s Book 5 in this web service