T-199 Vocabulary Adjectives Personality traits calm and cool friendly and outgoing honest and sincere kind and generous laid-back and relaxed neat and tidy shy and reserved strong and independent wild and crazy Nouns Compound family terms brother-in-law daughter-in-law father-in-law mother-in-law sister-in-law son-in-law grand-aunt granddaughter grandfather grandmother grand-nephew grand-niece grandson grand-uncle great-aunt great-granddaughter great-grandfather great-grandmother great-grandson great-nephew great-niece great-uncle Additional vocabulary adopt chaos close-knit insurance mortgage orphans roller rink Describing the same traits I am too. I do too. I dont either. Im the same way. Neither do I. So am I. So do I. Describing different traits Id say Im more . . . Im not like that. Really? I dont. Thats not true for me. Describing how youve changed I think Ive become more . . . I used to . . . , but now I . . . Useful expressions Describing how youd like to change Id like to be more . . . Im interested in . . . T199_T210_Passages_TE1.indd T-199 2/13/08 5:46:26 PM Unit 2 Language summary T-200 Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable Vocabulary Verbs Recognizing problems aggravate a problem avoid a problem cause a problem deal with a problem identify a problem ignore a problem run into a problem solve a problem Verbs of belief assume be certain be positive be sure bet doubt figure guess have a hunch know for a fact suppose suspect Additional vocabulary amnesia blind date coma courtship groom Disagreeing I dont know. Im not so sure. Well, maybe, but . . . I know what you mean, but . . . Useful expressions T199_T210_Passages_TE1.indd T-200 2/13/08 5:46:26 PM Unit 3 Language summary Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable
T-201 Vocabulary Nouns Features of cities climate cost of living crime rate cuisine green spaces hotels job market landmarks neighborhoods nightlife shopping transportation system Nouns/Adjectives Types of towns border town coastal town college town industrial town mountain town port town resort town rural town suburban town tourist town Additional vocabulary chic cut a deal inhabitant low key quaint rivalry savvy spectacular world-class Agreeing with an opinion I think so too. I think youre right. Im with you. Thats true. Disagreeing with an opinion I know what you mean, but . . . Im not sure I agree. Maybe, but dont you think . . . ? Really? Useful expressions T199_T210_Passages_TE1.indd T-201 2/13/08 5:46:26 PM T-202 Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable Unit 4 Language summary Vocabulary Verbs Phrasal verbs burn out calm down chill out drop off perk up race off sleep over turn in Expressions about sleep be fast asleep be sound asleep be wide awake drift off feel drowsy have a sleepless night nod off sleep like a log take a power nap toss and turn Additional vocabulary breakthrough caffeine gene implication on the one hand on the other hand pharmaceutical satellite Giving advice Have you ever thought of (going) . . . ? It might not be a bad idea to . . . The way I see it, you ought to . . . You might want to . . . Interpreting meaning I think that means . . . It might symbolize . . . It sounds like . . . The balloon probably stands for . . . Useful expressions T199_T210_Passages_TE1.indd T-202 2/13/08 5:46:26 PM Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable
T-203 Unit 5 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns a compliment an insult bad form Adjectives appropriate inappropriate normal offensive polite rude strange typical unusual Expressions for reporting speech Statements He claimed that . . . He explained that . . . He promised to . . . He told me that . . . Commands or advice He advised me to . . . He asked me to . . . He encouraged me to . . . He told me to . . . He warned me not to . . . Questions He asked me . . . He wanted to know . . . He wondered . . . Additional vocabulary amplify exasperating infuriating pompous rear view mirror trademark trivial Conversation openers Can you believe this weather? Its (awful)! Do you know many people here? Hows it going? Thats a great (jacket). Conversation closers I should get going. Ill call you later. It was great to meet you. See you later. Sorry, Ive got to run. Talk to you soon. Useful expressions T199_T210_Passages_TE1.indd T-203 2/13/08 5:46:27 PM T-204 Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable Unit 6 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns News events epidemic famine hijacking kidnapping natural disaster political crisis rebellion recession robbery scandal Phrases used to tell a story Beginning a story Ill never forget the time . . . Ive got to tell you about . . . It all started when . . . That reminds me of when . . . Continuing a story So later on . . . The next thing we knew . . . To make a long story short . . . What happened was . . . Going back in a story I forgot to mention that . . . Meanwhile . . . The other thing is . . . The thing you have to know is . . . Ending a story And in the end . . . So finally . . . Additional vocabulary burnt to a crisp defiant get away with something sunburn T199_T210_Passages_TE1.indd T-204 2/13/08 5:46:27 PM Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable
T-205 Unit 7 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns Internet terms blog chat room computer virus download freeware hot spot instant messaging podcast spyware webcam Forms of communication banner ads billboards bus wraps crawls fliers infomercials neon signs pop-up ads spam telemarketers text-messaging voice mail Expressions for connecting ideas Adding information additionally furthermore Comparing or contrasting likewise nevertheless on the other hand similarly Giving an example for example for instance Showing results as a result therefore Emphasizing indeed in fact Additional vocabulary broke donor hate mail sob story subscription Expressing opinions If you ask me, . . . The way I see it, . . . Useful expressions Disagreeing That may be true, but . . . I see your point, but . . . Giving reasons Thats why . . . The reason for that is . . . T199_T210_Passages_TE1.indd T-205 2/13/08 5:46:27 PM T-206 Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable Unit 8 Language summary Vocabulary Nouns Qualities of creative people curiosity decisiveness determination discipline innovation knowledge motivation originality passion patience perceptiveness resourcefulness Adjectives Qualities of creative people curious decisive determined disciplined innovative knowledgeable motivated original passionate patient perceptive resourceful Verbs Collocations for problem solving analyze a problem analyze a situation analyze information explore alternatives explore possibilities find a mistake find a problem find a solution find alternatives find information make a mistake organize information solve a problem Additional vocabulary get-together in tune karaoke obscurity patent take something in stride T199_T210_Passages_TE1.indd T-206 2/13/08 5:46:27 PM Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable
T-207 Unit 9 Language summary Vocabulary Adjectives amenable conservative nonconformist rebellious unconventional Verbs accept conform (to) confront rebel (against) stand up (to/for) Phrases be your own person challenge the status quo fit in follow the crowd make waves Idioms Expressions with keep and stay keep connected keep in touch keep ones grades up keep out of trouble keep things in perspective keep up stay awake stay connected stay in touch stay out of trouble Additional vocabulary accountable competent counsel decipher dilemma quandary resolution scenario sounding board T199_T210_Passages_TE1.indd T-207 2/13/08 5:46:27 PM T-208 Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable Unit 10 Language summary Vocabulary Verbs Expressions of annoyance drive someone crazy drive someone mad drive someone up the wall get on someones nerves get someone down get someones goat get under someones skin make someone mad make someone sick make someones blood boil Adjectives annoyed baffled confused demoralized depressed discouraged enraged frustrated humiliated infuriated insulted irritated mystified saddened stunned Additional vocabulary bodice cut ones losses defective deposit measure up refund replacement Complaining to strangers Excuse me, but . . . Im sorry, but . . . Complaining to friends/neighbors I hate to mention this, but . . . Im sorry to bring this up, but . . . Agreeing and showing sympathy I know (exactly) what you mean. Yeah, I hate that too. You can say that again. Sympathizing Oh, youre kidding. Thats ridiculous. What a pain. Useful expressions T199_T210_Passages_TE1.indd T-208 2/13/08 5:46:27 PM Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable
T-209 Unit 11 Language summary Vocabulary Adjectives compassionate discreet generous honest indifferent kind resilient respectful selfish sensitive tender tolerant Describing ethics and attitudes acceptable / unacceptable agreeable / disagreeable approving / disapproving ethical / unethical fair / unfair honest / dishonest legal / illegal logical / illogical rational / irrational responsible / irresponsible scrupulous / unscrupulous trustworthy / untrustworthy Nouns compassion discretion generosity honesty indifference kindness resilience respectfulness selfishness sensitivity tenderness tolerance Additional vocabulary convulsion heroic high-profile onlooker spectacular T199_T210_Passages_TE1.indd T-209 2/13/08 5:46:27 PM T-210 Cambridge University Press 2008 Photocopiable Unit 12 Language summary Vocabulary Verbs adjust to be excited about be scared of be familiar with become aware of get accustomed to look forward to participate in take advantage of Adjectives Compound adjectives culturally aware culturally sensitive nonconforming nonjudgmental openhearted open-minded self-assured self-aware self-motivated self-reliant self-starter Additional vocabulary captivate contemporary dynamic enhance fast-moving monument plunge sanitized T199_T210_Passages_TE1.indd T-210 2/13/08 5:46:27 PM
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