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Contents
Syllabus map
Vocabuiary
SECTION 4 Possibility, probability and
lntroduction
56
certainty
SECTION 5 Obligations
Unit one
58
Probienz tenses
Entry test
OVERVIEW
SECTION I Present Perfect
SECTION 2 Other Perfect forms
SECTION 3 Continuous forms
SECTION A The future
Exam practice 3
60
~nit
62
Modai verbs 2
Entry test 62
OVERVIEW + Meanings of modals 63
SECTION I Intention, willingness, frequency, 68
habit
SECTION 2 Ability, permission
Vocabuiary
SECTION 5 Stative verbs
SECTION 6 Collocation: an introduction
70
SECTION 3 Special uses of should; modals in
72
the past
Exam practice 1
Vocabuiary
SECTION 4 Frequency
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74
32
... ........ . .. ............. .............. ................ . . ........... . . ........... ......... . . .............. ..........
SECTION 5 Ability, quality and achievement
76
Passives
Exam practice 4
78
Entrv test
32
OVERVIEW
33
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'80
SECTION I Agents and objects with the passive 34
SECTION 2 Infinitives and -ing form passives 36
Subjunctives and Unreai Past;
Conditionak
SECTION 3 Structures with get and have
38
SECTION 4 Not using the passive: transitive
40
Entry test
80
to intransitive
OVERVIEW
8 1
Vocabuiary
SECTION I Subjunctives and Unreal Past
82
SECTION 2 Likely conditionals in the past,
84
SECTION 5 Verbs we commonly use in
42
present and future
the passive
SECTION 6 Phrasal verbs; verb + preposition 44
SECTION 3 Unlikely conditionals in the
86
present and future
Exam practice 2
46
SECTION 4 Past conditionals
88
.......... . . ................... ....... . . ..................... .. . ............... . . ........... ........... ...............
Modal verbs 1
Entry test
48
Vocabuiary
SECTION 5 Metaphor
SECTION 6 Word formation: prefixes and
92
suffixes
48
OVERVIEW
49
Exam practice 5
94
SECTION I Predicting
SECTION 2 True, untrue, possible: present
52
and past
(testing contents of Units 1-5)
SECTION 3 Necessity, duty and advice
54
four
two
five
Unit three
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CONTENTS
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100
Vocabulary
Linking clauses
SECTION 5 Singular, plural uncountable:
138
common phrases
Entry test
1 O0
SECTION 6 Compounds
OVERVIEW
101
Exam practice 8
SECTION I Time and Reason
SECTION 2 Result and Purpose
SECTION 3 Concession clauses
102
Unit nine
Determiners and pronouns
Vocabulary
Entry test
SECTION 4 Expressing purpose and effect
108
OVERVIEW
SECTION I All, both, the whole, neither, either,
no, none
SECTION 5 Agreeing or not
110
Exam practice 6
112
Unit seven
114
SECTION 2 Each and every
SECTION 3 Ones, another, other(s),one
another, each other
Adjectives and adverbs
SECTION 4 Quantifiers: much, many, a lot of;
(a)few,(a)little, most
Entry test
114
OVERVIEW
115
SECTION 5 Any, some, somewhere, anywhere,
etc.
SECTION I Adjective structures; adjective
116
or adverb?
Vocabulary
SECTION 2 Inversion after negative adverbs 118
SECTION 6 Amount and extent
SECTION 3 Making comparisons
120
SECTION 7 Groups of and parts of
Vocabulary
Exam practice 9
SECTION 4 Differences and similarities
SECTION 5 Sentence adverbs
124
Unit ten
Exam practice 7
Noun clauses
Entry test
OVERVIEW
SECTION I That-clauses
SECTION 2 Wh-clauses
Unit eight
Nouns and articles
Entry test
OVERVIEW
SECTION I Using the or no article
SECTION 2 Singular, plural, uncountable
SECTION 3 To-infinitive and -ing clauses 168
SECTION 4 Reference: this, that, these, those; 170
such: so
Vocabulary
SECTION 4 Adjectives and verbs as nouns
SECTION 5 Nouns from phrasal verbs
172
SECTION 6 Lack, shortage and excess
174
Exam practice 10
176
Progress test 2
1
(testing contents of Units 1 - 10)
six
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