READING VOCABULARY / GRAMMAR LISTENING SPEAKING WRITING Crazy English page 5 A Unique Method multiple choice • Word building • Expressions: make, do • Expressions: learning a new language • Present Simple and Present Continuous Learning a language multiple matching Talking about yourself Informal email / letter Fit and Healthy page 15 Stand Better, Feel Better! multiple choice • Word building • Expressions: health and fitness • Past Simple and Past Continuous • used to / would Choosing the correct picture Talking about sports comparing pictures Story That’s Entertainment page 25 Looking the Part gapped text • Collocations • Word building • Suffixes • Phrasal verbs: put, take • Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous A film festival multiple choice Talking about films deciding which film to see Film review You’ve Got a Friend page 35 The New Student multiple choice • Word building • Expressions: friendship and making decisions • Past Perfect Simple and Past Perfect Continuous Asking for advice multiple choice Saying goodbye choosing an option Informal letter Making Music page 45 Music Piracy multiple choice • Word building • Preposition + noun • The Future An interview with Sarbel Michael sentence completion Talking about music comparing pictures Article The Inventive Mind page 55 A Remarkable Man gapped text • Word building • Everyday situations • Modals and Semi-modals • Modal Perfect Different situations multiple choice Where to take a visitor deciding where to go Informal Letter All About You page 65 Your Pen Personality gapped text • Word building • Expressions: tell • Relative clauses The PlayStation sentence completion Doing things together comparing pictures Article READING VOCABULARY / GRAMMAR LISTENING SPEAKING WRITING Survival Instinct page 75 A Happy Ending multiple matching • Word building • Phrasal verbs: up, down • The Passive Forest fires sentence completion Protecting the forest comparing pictures Letter Crime Time page 85 Believe It or Not! multiple matching multiple choice • Word building: prefixes: in-, im-, un-, dis-, il- • Words connected to crime • Reported speech The world of crime multiple matching Help to solve a problem offering advice Story Special Days page 95 Growing Up multiple matching • Word building • Phrasal verbs: go, get • Adjective + preposition • The Causative Two Festivals multiple choice Celebrating holidays comparing pictures Article Back to Nature page 105 A Helping Hand multiple matching multiple choice • Collocations • Word building • Expressions: hand • The prefix: re- • Conditionals and temporals An environmentally friendly school multiple choice Saving energy deciding how to save energy Report The Best Choice? page 115 A Close Match multiple choice • Word building: suffixes: -hood, -ness, -ship • Expressions: sport • Phrasal verbs: out, on • wish • Quantifiers; some, any, every, no Choosing the correct picture Activities for summer camp choosing an option Essay Have a Laugh! page 125 April Fool’s Day gapped text • Word building • Useful expressions: … and … • Phrasal verbs with three words • Gerunds and infinitives • Special structures: had better / would rather, let / make, get / be used to Different situations multiple choice Telling a joke expressing an opinion Story Taking the Lead page 135 A Legendary Leader gapped text • Idioms: time • Word building • Adjectives and adverbs • so / such Martin Luther King multiple choice Which biography to read choosing an option Article 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 0 1 4 Exam Reviews page 146 Grammar Appendix page 156
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READINGVOCABULARY /
GRAMMARLISTENING SPEAKING WRITING
Crazy English
page 5
A Unique Method
multiple choice
• Word building
• Expressions: make, do
• Expressions: learning a new language
• Present Simple and Present Continuous
Learning a language
multiple matching
Talking about yourself
Informal email / letter
Fit and Healthy
page 15
Stand Better, Feel Better!
multiple choice
• Word building
• Expressions: health and fitness
• Past Simple and Past Continuous
• used to / would
Choosing the correct picture
Talking about sports
comparing pictures
Story
That’s Entertainment
page 25
Looking the Part
gapped text
• Collocations
• Word building
• Suffixes
• Phrasal verbs: put, take
• Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous
A film festival
multiple choice
Talking about films
deciding which film to see
Film review
You’ve Got a Friend
page 35
The New Student
multiple choice
• Word building
• Expressions: friendship and making decisions
• Past Perfect Simple andPast Perfect Continuous
Asking for advice
multiple choice
Saying goodbye
choosing an option
Informal letter
Making Music
page 45
Music Piracy
multiple choice
• Word building
• Preposition + noun
• The Future
An interview with Sarbel Michael
sentence completion
Talking about music
comparing pictures
Article
The Inventive Mind
page 55
A Remarkable Man
gapped text
• Word building
• Everyday situations
• Modals and Semi-modals
• Modal Perfect
Different situations
multiple choice
Where to take a visitor
deciding where to go
Informal Letter
All About You
page 65
Your Pen Personality
gapped text
• Word building
• Expressions: tell
• Relative clauses
The PlayStation
sentence completion
Doing things together
comparing pictures
Article
READINGVOCABULARY /
GRAMMARLISTENING SPEAKING WRITING
Survival Instinct
page 75
A Happy Ending
multiple matching
• Word building
• Phrasal verbs: up, down
• The Passive
Forest fires
sentence completion
Protecting the forest
comparing pictures
Letter
Crime Time
page 85
Believe It or Not!
multiple matching
multiple choice
• Word building: prefixes: in-, im-, un-, dis-, il-
• Words connected to crime
• Reported speech
The world of crime
multiple matching
Help to solve a problem
offering advice
Story
Special Days
page 95
Growing Up
multiple matching
• Word building
• Phrasal verbs: go, get
• Adjective + preposition
• The Causative
Two Festivals
multiple choice
Celebrating holidays
comparing pictures
Article
Back to Nature
page 105
A Helping Hand
multiple matching
multiple choice
• Collocations
• Word building
• Expressions: hand
• The prefix: re-
• Conditionals and temporals
An environmentally friendly school multiple choice
Saving energydeciding how to save energy
Report
The Best Choice?
page 115
A Close Match
multiple choice
• Word building: suffixes: -hood, -ness, -ship
• Expressions: sport
• Phrasal verbs: out, on • wish
• Quantifiers; some, any, every, no
Choosing the correct picture
Activities for summer camp
choosing an option
Essay
Have a Laugh!
page 125
April Fool’s Day
gapped text
• Word building
• Useful expressions: … and …
• Phrasal verbs with three words
• Gerunds and infinitives
• Special structures: had better / would rather, let / make, get / be used to
Different situations
multiple choice
Telling a joke
expressing an opinion
Story
Taking the Lead
page 135
A Legendary Leader
gapped text
• Idioms: time
• Word building
• Adjectives and adverbs
• so / such
Martin Luther King
multiple choice
Which biography to read
choosing an option
Article
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Have you ever thought it strange that there is one day in the year – 1st April or as it is often called, April Fool’s Day – when people are actually encouraged to play jokes on each other? In fact, this custom is so common that we often spend the whole day just waiting for someone to trick us! 1
Tricking people is certainly an unusual holiday custom. How did it come about? One popular theory has to do with the calendar. 2 Then, in 1582 the Pope decided to introduce a new calendar. This calendar established 1st
January as the beginning of the year. But in those days news didn’t travel fast. There was no
television, radio or newspapers, so people learned about the Pope’s decision at different times.
As time went by, an increasing number of people in Europe began using the revised calendar. 3 Eventually, those who still celebrated New Year’s on 1st April were thought to be backward or foolish. People would ridicule them and even found it amusing to play practical jokes on them when 1st April came along. This custom of playing pranks
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was so popular that it soon became widespread. Nowadays, April Fool’s Day is celebrated in countries all over the world, from America to Japan.
April Fool’s Day pranks come in all shapes and sizes. Some jokes are simple – like fooling a friend into believing that he has a cockroach on his back and watching him jump up and down to shake off the insect. Others are far more sophisticated. For instance, does the idea of phoning a friend and disguising your voice as Matt Damon or Angelina Jolie appeal to you? No problem. 4 They’ve invented special equipment that transforms your voice over the telephone to sound like the celebrity of your choice. But you had better hope that your friend has a sense of humour when he finds out that you were pulling his leg!
5 On 1st April, 1957, a BBC programme about different world cultures showed women picking spaghetti off trees with the explanation that this was a typical spaghetti harvest scene. Thousands of viewers were convinced that spaghetti grew on trees! Luckily most of them laughed when they found out they had been taken in by a hoax!
Incredibly, even the person who is the butt of the joke doesn’t seem to mind. On the contrary, people actually look forward to April Fool’s Day. 6 You don’t have to spend days looking for the perfect gift. There are no huge family dinners where you must be friendly to relatives you haven’t seen for years. Instead, April Fool’s Day lets us see the funny side of life – even if it’s at our own expense!
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