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Unit 7: Fashion and Relative Clauses

Vocabulary 7A: Style and Appearance

  • Adjectives: Old-fashioned, trendy, glamorous, bright, custom-made, mass-produced, casual, pale, dark, square.
  • 7B: Enjoyable, competitive, fashionable, aggressive, creative, comfortable, colorful, natural.

Grammar 7C: Relative Pronouns

Where, -, -, who, whose, -.

Grammar 7D: Sentence Construction

  • Newbury, which is near London, is a lovely town.
  • Kate Moss, who is a model, wears beautiful clothes.
  • Rafael Nadal, who is Spanish, is a tennis player.
  • My brother, who is very good at music, wants to be a pop star.
  • Madrid, where I grew up, is a lovely city.
  • Matt, whose mother is French, can speak English and French.

Grammar 7E: Relative Clauses Practice

Where, which, where, who, that, that, who, who, where, whose.

Unit 8: Retail and Passive Voice

Vocabulary 8A: Shopping Terms

Bargain, retail outlets, consumers, chain, purchase, shopping mall, sale, brands.

Vocabulary 8B: Phonetics and Stress

Sounds: 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2.

Grammar 8C: Passive Voice Sentences

  • Four men have been arrested.
  • Another concert will be organized next year.
  • The final goal was scored by Ronaldo.
  • Some new shops are being built.
  • This picture was painted by Picasso.
  • My wallet’s been stolen.
  • A new type of aeroplane is being developed.
  • The prize was won by a Spanish author.

Grammar 8D: Verb Forms

Was produced, was taken, was stolen, was sold, is transported, are grown, are flown, has been made, will be sold.

Grammar 8E: Corrections

Have/had, repair/repaired, test (goes at the end), building/built, mended (after 'car'), have/having, paint/painted.

Unit 9: Personality and Prepositions

Vocabulary 9A: Character Traits

Sociable, immature, selfish, dependable, conscientious, truthful, sincere, influential.

Vocabulary 9B: Prepositions

To, about, of, at, at, of, to, of, for, about.

Grammar 9C: Gerunds and Infinitives

Doing, to lock, living, not having, helping, not watching, not to be, using, being, not to stay.

Grammar 9D: Verb Patterns

Getting, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 1.

Unit 1: Professional Skills and Tenses

Vocabulary 1A: Professional Adjectives

Competitive, professional, influential, truthful, cooperative, enjoyable, logical, challenging, creative, glamorous.

Vocabulary 1B: Word Usage

Watch, 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 1, 2, 2.

Grammar 1C: Verb Tenses

Have hurt, have been talking, have you been waiting, have you ever been, am going, does the train leave, will be lying, will be living.

Grammar 1D: Error Correction

Would be/was, I will/I, miss/have missed, don’t have to/can't, who/whose, V, after 'girl'/that, that/which, go/going, after 'haircut'.

Grammar 1E: Sentence Transformation

  • It was written by Mozart.
  • Are being developed.
  • If I had played well, I would have won the match.
  • We wouldn’t have missed the train if we hadn’t been late.
  • Who did Martin meet last night?
  • Phoned her yesterday.
  • The library was... had been at the disco.
  • I will help you.
  • I have been waiting since 6 o’clock.

Unit 2: Media, Society, and Word Formation

Vocabulary 2A: Social Issues

Shopping mall, retailer, celebrity, editor, scoop, bullying, multicultural integration, reference, hacker, vandalism.

Vocabulary 2B: Word Formation

Illogical, naturally, dependable, fashionable, emotionally, investigation, robbery, unemployed, application, influential.

Grammar 2C: Usage Drills

Has disappeared, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2, 2, 2, 1.

Grammar 2D: Advanced Structures

  • The man whose...
  • The theatre where...
  • Are being destroyed.
  • Has been stolen.
  • Were written by J.K. Rowling.
  • The team beat Real Madrid.
  • Did Manchester United win?
  • Have eaten the pizza.
  • I’d had... would have called.
  • If Sam hadn’t told me, I wouldn’t have gone.

Grammar 2E: Final Corrections

Speak/speaking, said/told, if I liked, mend/mended, after 'not'/to, that/which, must/had to, remove 'to', could/were able to, be/have been.

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