- •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
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- •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
0 Words you may confuse
This unit looks at words which are easy to mix up.
Similar sounds
quite /kwalt/ / quiet /l kwa10t/
This is quite good. quite good good
My bedroom is very quiet. (= silent) lose /lu:z/ / loose /lu:s/
A: Why do I always lose my keys!
B: Here they are.
A: Oh, thank you!
If you lose something, you do not know where it is / you can't find it.
These trousers are very loose. (loose means they are not tight, because they are too big) fell / felt
Fell is the past of fall.
Yesterday I fell and broke my arm. Felt is the past of feel.
I felt ill yesterday, but I feel OK today.
cook / cooker
He is a very good cook. [the person who cooks] This cooker costs £500. [the thing you cook on]
Similar or related meanings lend / borrow
If you lend something, you give it.
If you borrow something, you get it.
Sam wants a bicycle:
SAM: Will you lend me your bicycle? (z you give it to me for one day / an hour, etc.) or Can I borrow your bicycle? (= I get it from you) RITA: Yes, take it. SAM: Thanks.
check / control
The passport officer checked my passport. [looked at it]
We use the mouse to control the computer. [tell it what to do]
Other words often mixed up
They're waiting for the bus. I hope I pass my exams. [I really want to pass]
I haven't studied; I expect I'll fail my exams. [it's probable]
In English the afternoon is from about 12 0'clock till 5 or 6 pm.
The evening is from 5 or 6 pm until about 9 or 10 pm.
After 9 or 10 pm it is the night.
oo oo
Fill the gaps with A The first letter is given.
Please be quÇeÞThe baby is sleeping.
If you 1................................ your passport you must call the embassy.
I f...tired this morning, but I am OK now.
We are going to buy a for our new kitchen.
She f....and broke her leg. She had to go to hospital.
It's q......cold today.
Do you have this skirt in a smaller size? This one is too l..
My sister is a good c................................ . I love eating at her house.
What does each word below sound like? Circle the correct word.
1 lose
Juice
2 loose
juice
shoes
3 quite
right
higher
4 quiet
right
higher
Answer these questions.
Why do we use a mouse with a computer? To ih.
What does the passport officer do to your passport? He/She .
If you want to use someone's camera for two hours, what do you say?
Can I .
What do you say to someone at 3 pm? Good 5 What do people do at a bus stop? They
What do you say to a friend if you need £1?
Can you
What do you say if someone makes too much noise? Please be .
60.4 Answer these questions.
Are you expecting any visitors today?
What do you hope to do this summer?
Do you borrow things from your friends? What things? 4 Would you lend £100 to your best friend?
Look at these units to find other words that are often confused:
Do and make |
Units 38 and 39 |
Take and bring |
Units 41 and 42 |
Say, tell, speak and talk |
Unit 46 |
Rob and steal |
Unit 32 |