- •Cambridge
- •Contents Thanks and acknowledgements 5 Introduction 6 People
- •At home
- •School and workplace
- •The world
- •Everyday verbs
- •Words and grammar
- •Answer key 128 Phonemic symbols 158
- •Thanks and acknowledgements
- •To the teacher
- •Family words
- •Expressions
- •Pronunciation problems
- •Clothes
- •Plural words
- •Describing people
- •Face and head
- •Expressions
- •Fotton-up
- •Health and illness
- •Everyday problems
- •Serious illnesses
- •Expressions
- •Feelings
- •Expressions
- •Every day
- •Exercises
- •Exercises
- •Everyday food
- •Fast food
- •Kitchen Things we use in the kitchen coffee maker teapot
- •Things we use for eating and drinking
- •Bedroom and bathroom
- •Living room Things in the living room
- •Expressions
- •Expressions
- •At school and university
- •Useful things
- •Communications Letters
- •Telephones and mobile devices
- •Expressions
- •Holiday (noun)
- •Types of holidays
- •Shops and shopping
- •In the department store
- •Expressions
- •Expressions in reception mini-bar
- •Asking questions about hotel services
- •Is over there. The room's on the second floor.
- •0 Eating out Places where you can eat
- •In a restaurant
- •Ball games
- •Where we do sports
- •Expressions
- •People in films
- •Fottou)-up
- •Tv, radio, music, film
- •Hobbies
- •Music and musical instruments Music, musical and musician
- •Playing musical instruments
- •Listening to music
- •Countries and nationalities
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- •Weather
- •It is .Îunng..In.. HanoÇ.
- •It is ..R.Eåni.Ng...¿.N. HQng...KQng.:
- •Places in the town
- •No smoking Asking for and giving directions
- •In the countryside
- •Living and working in the countryside
- •Things to do in the countryside
- •Animals
- •Expressions
- •0 Travelling
- •By plane
- •Uk culture Special days
- •Education
- •Politics
- •Crime Crimes and criminals
- •Emor Wanting
- •The media Radio and tv programmes
- •Newspapers and magazines
- •People and the media
- •Problems at home and work
- •Global problems Natural disasters
- •Expressions with have
- •1 You have it In a restaurant.
- •Go went gone
- •Future plans
- •I hate going shopping. I usually go swimming Let's go dancing. In the morning.
- •Do did done
- •Make made made
- •It makes me (feel)
- •Expressions
- •U)antinq
- •Take took taken
- •Take something with you
- •Expressions
- •Bring something back
- •Get with nouns
- •Expressions
- •Phrasal verbs
- •One phrasal verb, different meanings
- •Talking
- •Transport
- •Talking about language Language words
- •Basic conjunctions
- •Other connecting words
- •0 Days, months, seasons
- •Days of the week
- •Emor mantinq
- •Months and seasons
- •3 J fm am j j
- •Time words Time in relation to now
- •Frequency adverbs
- •Expressions
- •Places General place words
- •Prepositions
- •Left and right
- •Right and wrong
- •Common uncountable nouns
- •Everyday uncountable nouns
- •Good adjectives
- •Bad adjectives
- •Expressions
- •Common adjectives 2: People
- •Children
- •Prepositions
- •Fotton-up
- •Grammar
- •Prefixes
- •Suffixes
- •0 Words you may confuse
- •Similar sounds
- •Other words often mixed up
- •Answer key
- •Follow-up
- •Follow-up
- •Follow-up
- •Follow-up
- •Follow-up
- •Follow-up
- •Phonemic symbols
- •Vowel sounds
- •Consonant sounds
- •I haomz ov 'pa:lamant 31
- •Irregular verbs
- •How to learn vocabulary
- •Using the cd-rom before you look at a unit in the book
- •Using the cd-rom after you look at a unit in the book
Make made made
Make
Dad is making some coffee. Mum is making dinner.
I'll make some tea / hot chocolate. / l tJDklat/ I make breakfast / lunch / dinner every day.
He's making a photocopy. She's making a film / video.
It makes me (feel)
Going by train always makes me (feel) tired.
My friend called me stupid. It made me (feel) angry. That film made me (feel) sad.
Expressions
You use make NOT de in these expressions:
I made a mistake in the exercise.
I want to make an appointment with the doctor. [fix a time to see him/her]
When I get up I make my bed.
The children are making a noise.
Yes, and they are making a mess in the living room! I love your new dress — you made a good choice.
U)antinq
You do homework [NOT make-home-work]. You take or do an exam [NOT make-an-exam]. You take a photo [NOT make-a-phбÐ]. You do the washing [NOT make-the-washiag].
39.1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of make.
1 always .mßke a lot of mistakes when I speak English.
Our neighbours had a party last night. They .. a lot of noise.
1 am .dinner for my parents this evening.
What do you think, the silver car or the white one? We must .. our choice today.
1.. an appointment with the doctor for you. It's at 5 0'clock. 6 Craig is in the kitchen. He is .. a cup of tea.
39.2 Complete the sentences with make(s) / made me feel + an adjective from the box.
sick |
tired |
sad |
happy |
angry |
1 That film about the war .mgde me feel 2 Long lessons always .
She was horrible to me; it .
It's a lovely song. It
That meal was horrible. It .
39.3 What are these people doing? Complete the sentences using make.
He's .mü@ng..Q.2hptocopg:. 3 The children are .5 The children are .
She's .4 They're .6 The girl is .
39.4 Correct the mistakes in these sentences.
1 have to make my homework. I hovve bo do mg homework.
Can I make a photo of you?
He's 25 but he never makes his own washing. He takes his dirty clothes to his mother's.
Are you making an exam tomorrow? 5 Have you made your homework yet?
Fotton-up
Make a page for expressions with make and do in your vocabulary notebook. Make two columns — one with the heading make and the other with the heading do. Write down all the make and do expressions you know in the appropriate columns. Add new expressions to the page as you meet them.
0 Come came come
Come and go are different:
Come in / out
We say 'Come in!' when someone knocks at the door of a room. Then the person who knocked comes into the room.
Come back and come home
Come back means 'return to this
She went away for three days.
(She is here again.)
Come back is often used with from.
They came back from Italy yesterday.
Come home is similar; 'home' is 'here' for the person speaking.
MUM: What time did you come home last night?
ANNE: Oh, about 3 0'clock.
MUM: What! That's much too late!
Other important uses of come A: What country do you come from?
B: I'm from Poland. / I come from Poland. / I'm Polish.
We're going clubbing tonight. Do you want to come along? [come with us]
Come and see me some time. [visit me]
40.1 in the sentences.
1 put money in, but the ticket didn't come .Q½Þ..O.f the machine.
A: I'm going to Thailand tomorrow. B: Oh! When are you coming A: In two weeks.
The teacher came .. the classroom and started the lesson.
A: Where do you come .
B: I'm Spanish.
Come and . me at 5 0'clock; we can talk about it then. 6 The children come .school at 4 0'clock.
What do you think these people are saying? Use words from the box.
come from |
eeme-ia |
come along |
come here |
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Fill the gaps using come in the correct form.
Did you .çp.mefor your letters? They're on the table.
She .back yesterday.
He.here every Tuesday. 4youto the party tonight? 5 Daljit .from a small town in India.
40.4 Answer these questions for yourself.
What time do you come home every day?
What country do you come from?
What do you do when you come into your classroom?
Fotton-up Look up these After a week, the verbs. |
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verbs in a dictionary. Write down the meaning and one example for each verb. cover the verbs and examples, look at the meanings and see if you can remember | |
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