Unit 1 Languagesummary

Vocabulary
Nouns Adjectives Verbs
acceptance Person.alities Moda/s
accomplishment carefree can
affection considerate could
(positive) attitude direct should
capabilities easygoing will
companionship egotistical would
compassion encouraging Other
compliments friendly accomplish
cyberfriend inflexible achieve
phenomemon modest bother
respect neat brag
responsibility (un)pleasant can't stand
roommate (un)predictable dump
sense of humor (un)reliable eliminane
trust sensitive find
understanding serious get (along/angry/annoyedlrid of)
wedding sociable go out (with)
steady have (a sense of humor/in common/fun {with])
Pronouns
stingy make (friends)
anyone stubborn put (someone on hold)
herself supportive remove
himself temperamental treat (someone to dinner)
others Other
someone Adverb
close (friend)
something drastic endlessly
ideal Preposition
nasty
(un)wanted during (a movie)

Expressions
Expressing likes and dislikes Asking for more information
What kind of ... do you lilke? What else? Making
Let me ... an offer
I like people who/that ... Complaining Expressing agreement and
I'd prefer someone who/that ... I can't stand it when ... disagreement
I like/love (it when) ... It annoys/bothers/upsets For me, ...
I'd really like to ... me when ... I think ...
I don't mind it when ... I hate it when ... I agree.
It makes me happy when ...
I'm not sure I agree.
I feel the same way.

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Vocabulary
Nouns (green) researcher nosy
Jobs/Occupations/Careers supervisor outspoken
accountant (health informatics) technician rewarding
air traffic controller telesales satisfying
bank teller veterinarian social
(high school) coach (social) worker straightforward
(gossip) columnist zookeeper suited to
comedian Other sustainable
(guidance) counselor (dis)advantage talkative
(clothing) designer brand virtual
(TV) director fields (of research) wealthy
doctor landscaping Verbs
(truck) driver Uob) lead
pesticides diagnose
(simulatiOn) engineer
representation dominate
entrepreneur
salary earn
(organic food) farmer
(flight) simulator relocate
firefighter
tan seem
flight attendant
volunteer work sound
headhunter
train
(diagnostic) imaging Adj, ectives
intern treat (a patient)
landscaper ambitious Adverbs
(social media) manager beloved
bossy overseas
pharmacist probably
(nuclear) physicist environmentally friendly
pilot harmful Conjunctions
police officer in demand
as
politician introverted
moody but
(TV) repOrter

Expressions
Giving an opinion Disagreeing Expressing surprise
In my opinion, ... I'm not so sure. Really?
Interpreting information That's not true. Expressing enthusiasm
It sounds like ... I disagree! Guess what ....
Expressing personal preferences Beginning a series That's great!
I'd be interested in ... First of all, ...
I'd get tired of ... Adding information
I'm very excited by ... In addition, ..
I'd enjoy ... For example, ...
I think I'd be good at ... Furthermoll'e, .. .
I wouldn't be very good at ... However, ...
On the other hand, ...
In conclusion, ...

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Unit 3 Language summary
Vocabulary
Nouns do (a favor) return(a favor/a phone call/
apology find (out) a compliment)
favor finish shake
miscommunication give(a gift) take back
mountain. bike give up take care (of)
sleeping bag have (a party) turn down (an i11vitation)
vending machine help (out)
Adverbs
ignore
Adjectives look at before
broke make (a phone call/a request/noise) completely
complicated move(away) eagerly
free(= not busy) nod! recently
ready offer (an apology)
owe (an apology)
Verbs receive (a compliment/a gift/an
accept (an apology/an invitation/ invitation/a phone ,call)
a request) rephrase
act (out)
decline(a request)

Expressions
Talking on the telephone Thanking someone Apologizing
Hi, .... This is ... Thanks a million.ffhanks.I really I'm sorry.
Oh, hi, .... What's up? appreciate it. I'm really sorry.
Making, accepting, and declining Sure. Sorry.
requests Making indirect requests
Can I ...?/Could you... , please? Could you tell ...(that) ... ?
Yes./Sorry, but ... Please tell ... (that) ...
Is it OK if I ... ? Would you ask ... if/whether/
Of course. to ... ?
Would it be all rightJOK if l ...-? Can you tell ...(not) to ... ?
Fine.No problem. Can/Could you ask ... if/
Do you mind if I ... ?/Would you mind whether ... ?
if I ... ? Please ask ... if/whether ...
No, I don't mind. Can/Could you ask ... what/
I was wondering if I could ... when ... ?
Sure, that's fine.

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Vocabulary
Nouns mailbox Other
Events mansion arrest
coincidence pain break into
dilemma police come back
disaster (hair care) product e-publish
emergency (coral) reef get (caught/stuck)
lucky break robbery insist
misfortune shipwreck interrupt
mystery software involve
triumph species kick
Other stuff (un)lock
(hair)stylist move on
achievement
suffering perform
ambulance
surprise propose
blog(ger)
thi.ef reach
broadcaster
videophone rob
camcorder
yacht run out (of)
carjacker
coast Adjectives score
destruction supersede
connected trip
divEr entire
(revolving) door vanish
interactive
driver puzzling Adverbs
e-commerce quick accidentally
elevator strange fortunately
(good) fortune
sudden
freeway Preposition
unexplained
gold off
honeymoon Verbs
journalist Modal Conjunction
(driver's) license be (un)able to evEn though
locker

Expressions
Reacting to a story Exclaiming
What happened? What a (pain/. ..)!
Oh, no!
That's terrible!

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Vocabulary
Nouns eMbarrassed keep (in Mind)
behavior enthusiastic plan
(religious) belief(s) fascinated shout (out)
challenge homesick split (= divide evenly)
cliMate insecure take (photographs)
cooking nervous Adverbs
culture uncertain
worried afterward
custoM along
shock Other
unique appropriateIy
housewarMing
especially
host Verbs (the) Most
language
avoid whenever
Mosque
paMphlet behave Prepositions
blow (your nose)
(wedding) reception by (bus/train)
comMunicate
teMple for (a while/exaMple)
drop by
tip in (public)
eat out
Adjectives end up
Feelings feel
anxious get used to
(un)coMfortable get sick
confidenu have (a baby)
curious

Expressions
Expressing emotions
One thing/SoMething (that) I'd be
(anxious/excited/ ... ) about is ...
Asking for permission
Is it alL right to ... ?
Describing expectations Expressing an opinion/a feeling
You're supposed to ... Oh, how (nice/awful/ ... )!
You aren't supposed to ...
You're expected to .. .
It's the custom to ..
It's not acceptable to ...

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Vocabulary
Nouns receipt Other
Electronics refund dirty
battery roof solar-powered
computer (screen) scratch throwaway
DVD player shirt unDercooked
(ceiling) fan signal
Verbs
joystick skin
stain adjust
oven
stool break (down)
printer
store credit charge
refrigerator
straw crash
remote/temperature control
tablecloth deliver
telephone
tabletop die
TV (screen)
tear endanger
washing machine
temperature flicker
Other vase have (an eye for)
asset wastebasket jam
bit wireless service leak
complaint wrapper purchase
crack repair
damage Pronoun
replace
denim everything reuse
discount shrink
dry cleaner Adjectives
skip
evidence Past participles work(= function)
lamp shade chipped
leaf (leaves) cracked Adverbs
lens(es) damaged by hand
(jacket) lining dented even
mosaic made right away/now
mug scratched throughout
pair (of) stained
pitcher tom
worn

Expressions
Offering help Describing problems Adding information
Can I help you? What's wrong with it? In fact, ...
What can I do for you? It's torn/stained/damaged/
scratched/cracked/chippeD/worn.
Wtiat exactly is the problem?
lt has a tear/a hole/a stain/
some damage.
There are a few scratches.
There's a crack.
It's leaking.flt has a leak.

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Unit 7 Language summary
Vocabulary
Nouns Other major
World problems chemicals underground
acid rain cyanide unemployed
cancer demonstration uRban
drug trafficking dependence vocational
e-waste destruction wasteful
extinction executive Verbs
famine explosives
factory boycott
global warming
farm(land) conserve
government corruption
fumes contaminate
(the) homeless
growth create
inflation
health deplete
overcrowding
industry develop
overbuilding
landfill displace
oveRpopulation
law dispose (of)
political unrest
livestock educate
pollution
management erode
poveRty
overuse harm
unemployment
petition ignore
The Earth improve
air (training} programs
publicity pollute
bacteria pump
birds recycling
reduction reduce
coral reef threaten
ecosystem run (a story)
sanctuary voice (= share/talk about)
fish
lake shelter Adverbs
land sit-in
inevitably
marine life source
(TV) station moreover
ocean outside
oil suburbs
plant supply Prepositions
rain forest (heavy) traffic against (the law)
river Adjectives as a result of
soil alarming because of
wildlife due to
free
illegal on (the street)
innovative

Expressions
Describing problems Offering solutions Talking about what will happen
The ...are being ... by ... One thing to change things is to ... What if... ?
(The) ... is being ... because of/ Another way to stop them is to ... Well, then ...
due to ... The best way to help is to ... Identifying something
The ... have been ... through ... What's the name of ... ?
(The) ... has been ... as a h's called ...
result of...

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Vocabulary
Nouns Personal qualities Adjectives
College majors artistic appreciation interpersonal
biology communication skills intrapersonal
business competitiveness kinesthetic
communications concern for others native
computer science cooperation practical
education courtesy private
engineering creativity right(= correct)
English perseverance theoretical
geography self-confidence useful
history tolerance
Verbs
journalism Other
nursing application(of skills) acquire
psychology balIroom dancing analyze
social sci.ences commerce attend
Language learning computation encounter
accent cuisine grasp
grammar curriculum join
idiom finance learn(about)
learner's dictionary formula sign up(for)
pronunciAtion foundation take (a class/a course (on/inl)
translation fundamentals volunteer
(private) tutor marketing Adverb
vocabulary martial art
new media correctly
presentation
principle

Expressions
Asking about preferences Asking for personal information Admitting something
Would you rather ... or... ? How's(your French class/ ... ) To tell you the truth, ...
rd rather(not) ... going?
Would you prefer to ...or ... ? Not bad.
(I think) I'd prefer ... 10 ... Talking about learning methods
I'd prefer (to) ... You could ... by ...
Let's ... That's a good idea.
I'd rather not./l'd prefer not to. 1 ... by ...
Maybe I should try that!
A good way to ... is by ...

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Vocabulary
Nouns pRejudice look foRward to
Services priorities keep up with
beauty services reunion put up with
computeR services shyness take care of
(house) cleaning vending machine Other
dry cleaning Adjectives cRack (youR knuckles)
financial seRvices examine
cRitical (thinking) guarantee
language tutoring
laundry fake integrate
moving seRvices fatty oveRcome
music lessons oveRweight Quit
online-dating seRvice sufficient react
pet-sitting vaRious upgRade
(home) rePaiRs Verbs Adverbs
Other Phrasal absolutely
bias bReak up with
consultant objectively
come up with professionally
fingeRnail cut down on
photo subjectively
get along with

Expressions
Talking about things you need to
have done
WheRe I can have/get ... ?
You can have/get ...
Asking for and giving advice Replying to advice
What can l do? l don't think that's a veRy good idea.
What about ... ? Actually, I've tried that.
Have you thought about ... ? Expressing frustration
Why don't you ... ? This is so depressing!
Maybe you could ...
One option is (to) ...
lt might be a good idea to ...

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Vocabulary
Nouns existence Adjectives
Historic events fad coastal
achievement feather polar
assassination fusion
horn Verbs
discovery
election human age
epidemic ice cap downgrade
invention impact hijack
natural disaster mi.crochip prevent
terRorism/terrorist act penicillin release
sculptor set up
Other sensation
baldness translate
spacecraft
billion summit Adverbs
century thought so far
compass
vaccine
connectivity Prepositions
voice command
contributor for (44 years)
craze Pronouns in (existence/ 1989)
debate everyone within (20 years)
disco everywhere

Expressions
Talking about historical events Saying you do something well
When did ... begin? I'm good at ...
During/In the ( 1940s/ ... ). Offering to solve a problem
About ... years ago. Let me give it a try.
How long was the ... ? Making a prediction
From ...to ..../For ... years. I bet...
How long has the ... been in
existence?
Since ... !For about the
last ... years.
For over ... years.

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Unit 11 Language summary
Vocabulary
Nouns Pro·nouns Verbs
attendee myself appreciate
bank account themselves ensure
bouquet Adjectives demonstrate
bungee jumpers distrIbute
ceremony Behavior andpersonality find out
cradle ambitious hurl
evIl argumentative look back
girlhood carefree prove
ground conscientious retire
high school (im)mature rock
importance naive save (money)
manhood pragmatic scatter
(safety) net rebellious symbolize
paycheck (ir)responsible
selfish Adverbs
pharaoh
promotion sensible gently
relationship soplHisticated not ... anymore
rite of passage spectacular plenty
sense Other
Sweet 15/16 ancient
turning point broke
vine ready
womanhood wooden

Expressions
Describing yourself in the past
By the time I was 15, ...
The moment I got my first
paycheck, ...
Before I had my first job, ...
Once you get a credit card, ...
After I finished college, ...
As soon as I left home, ...
Until I graduated, ...
Describing regrets about the past
I should have .../I slHouldn't
have ...
Describing hypothetical
situations
If I had... , I would have ...
If I had... , I wouldn't be .. .
Asking for clarification
What do you mean?

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Vocabulary
Nouns Adjectives caTchy
Businesses Qualities for success crowded
aThleTic cenTer affordable diverse
(cloThing) bouTique charming dumb
coffee bar clever funny(= sTrange)
concert hall convenienT packed
dance club counTless profiTable
healTh club dependable shocking
megasTore effecTive Trendy
supermarkeT enTerTaining Verbs
fashionable
Other aTTracT
indusTrious
acousTicS be seen
informaTive
adverTisi.ng operaTe
knowledgeable
ancesTors overlook
muscular
coincidence plead
persuasive
packaging succeed
slender
reason Tum ouT
Tough
slogan
well wriTTen Adverbs
Trainer
waiT Other liTerally
alarmed worldwide
brand new

Expressions
Describing the purpose of Giving reasons Hypothesizing
something I like ... because ... I Think anoTher reason why ...
In order To ... , you need To ... IT's so popular because of The ... is ...
(In order) for a/an ... To ... , iT The reason people ... is To .. IT couJd·be...
has To ... Due To ... Accepting an invitation
To ... , iT's a good idea To ... I ThoughT you'd never ask!

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Unit 13 Language summary
Vocabulary
Nouns Pronoun interrupt
Reactions one miss out (on)
assumption slip (one's mind)
Adjectives turn up
criticism
demand complicated vanish
excuse eerie yawn
prediction inconsiderate Adverbs
suggestion guilty
messy all the time
suspicion
prosperous constantly
warning
rott�ng ethereally
Other slowly
(recycling) bin Verbs
explanation Conjundion
accuse
graveyard however
helmet burst (out laughing)
locksmith check (e-mail/one's messages)
mining town chew
mood dent
radioactivity/radioactive ore fire
pet peeve impress
tombstone
voice mail

Expressions
Expressing curiosity Saying you can't be exact
I wonder what happened. ... or something.
Offering to do something Expressing approval ofsomeone's
Why don't I... ? action
... did the right thing.

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Vocabulary
Nouns newscaster Verbs
Movies (costume/Page/Prop/set/software/ comPlete
actor sPecial-effects) designer dePend
angle screenwriter divide
costume sitcom writer exPand
detail scriPt dOOtor gross(= earn)
director stagehand Pack into
editor stunt Person Pick
film taik show host PrePare
lOOation (Iighting/sound-effects) technician rehearse
outline Other run(= last)
review comPuter graPhics shoot(a [movie] scene)
scene (rock) concert stand in(for)
screen fashion show stick out
screenPlay industry twirl
scriPt spooky write out
set stage
(TV) sitcom Adverbs
shot
sPecial effects (= situational comedy) seParately
studio thousands(of) soon after
(movie), theater vmllain
Prepositions
Media professions Adjectives in(order/sequence)
cinematograPher advanced on(stage)
comPuter Programmer
beloved
(art/casting/editorial) director
comPuter-animated
dialect coach
defenseless
(Photo) editor
deserted
film comPoser
elaborate
lOOation scout
final
makeup artist
flashy
movie extra
melodramatic
movie producer
three-dimensional {3-D)
network installer

Expressions
Explaining or identifying Saying you haven't decided yet
someone It dePends.
... is the Person who/that ... Talking about an opportunity
Asking for an explanation I get to ...
Why is that?

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Unit 15 Language summary
Vocabulary
Nouns haNdguN Verbs
Social issues horn deserve
bullyiNg (health) iNsuraNce flush
child care offeNse go off
compaNy outsourciNg royalties hack
graffiti (sales) tax hoNk
homelessness source impose
health care telemarketiNg make eNds meet
Noise pollutioN Adjectives pass
stray aNimals permit
clear-cut
street crime preteNd
high-rise resigN
Other iNadequate
big deaJ shoplift
periodic
break (from work) pira.ted Adverb
car alarm severe
footpaths iN protest
significaNt

Expre.ssions
Making a recommendation
People ought to/should be
required to ...
People shouldN't be allowed to...
Something has (got) to be
doNe to ...
A rule has to be made to ...
Laws must be passed to ...
People mustN't be permitted to ...
Acknowledging an opinion and
offering a different one
That souNds iNterestiNg, but
I thiNk ...
That's Not a bad idea.ON the other
haNd, I feel that ...
You may have a point.However,
I thiNk ...
Asking for and giving reasons
Why?/Why Not?
Well, I doN't thiNk ...
Well, for oNe thiNg, ...
I'll tell you aNother thiNg that ...
Talking about the past
...used to ... wheN I ...

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Vocabulary
Nouns Adjectives selective
aspect adaptable self-sufficient
circumnavigation challenging timid
claim compassionate underprivileged
donation courageous upbeat
(the) elderly cynical youthful
emergency room dependent Verbs
energy developing (country)
deal with
fund-raising frustrating
determine
grade gifted
empower
nonprofit organization (un)imaginative
manage (to)
nursing home (visually) impaired
sail
orphanage insensitive
playfulness life-or-death Adverb
senior citizen nautical ahead
waste of time nonstop
weakness polyglot Prepositions
resourceful on (a regular basis)
rigid on (one's own)

Expressions
Describing challenges, frustrations, Talking about future
and rewards accomplishments
The most challenging/frustrating/ What do you hope you'll have
rewarding thing about ... is ... achieved?
Describing past accomplishments I hope I'll have ..
I've managed to ... I'd like to have ...
I managed to ... Expressing birthday wishes
I've been able to ... Happy birthday.
I was able to ...