Unit 1VocabularyPersonalityArgumentative arrogant bossy easy-going eccentric honestloyal narrow-minded open-minded sensible sensitiveRelationshipsoutsightAsk out chat up fancy get on well with fall in love fall go out with someone make up split up break off get back together Propose get engaged get married get divorced love at first Use of English1. Take part in Be a part of Join in Participate in2. Take into account consider3. Make sense of understand4. Have a row argue5. Make fun of laugh at6. Play a part in be a cause of7. Lend a hand help(out)9. Let somebody know tell somebody10. Get in touch with be/keep/stay in touch with contactlose touch with be out of touch with11. Apologise for say sorry for12.Promisegive somebody somebody s word13.Look in (on)visit14.Set off the alarm cause the alarm to go off15.Look down on someone feel superior to someone16.Set uponattack17.Set backdelay the structure built away from18.Look onwatch19.Look intoinvestigateUnit 2VocabularyNatural landscapesDune mountain hill valley lagoon desert lake pond field forest wood jungle beach shore coast plainbush hedge waterfallMountain biking kayaking wind-surfing climbingCollective nouns and idiomsA flock of a herd of a pack of a bunch ofAudience cast crew crowd gang panel staff teamGet sth. off your chest Lie through ones teethPay through the nose for sth. Get on someones nerves.Somebodys heart is in the right place give somebody the cold shoulderPut a brave face on itbehind somebodys backUse of English1. Be addicted to / hooked on2.In danger of / at risk of3. Be full of / be covered with / be filled with4. The reason for / the cause of5. Be in agreement / be of the same opinion6. Be frightened of / be worried about7.Arrived in/ atdepend on dressed inhave effect / influenceon8.Be married tomade by handbase onbe good at / do well in9.All over /around the worldfall in love within dangerdrive to some place smile at sb.Talk to / with / about10.At first sight after a fashionat a loss for the bestonbalance11.Give up on TVno longer / not any longerUnit 3VocabularyExtreme adj.Ancient astoundedboiling exhausted filthy freezingfuriousgorgeous hideoushilarious spotless starvingEnormous immense giant gigantic massive vastawful terribleappalling dreadfulMicro mini tinny miniaturefantastic gorgeous brilliantamazingfabulousTotally completely absolutely utterly extremely rather quite verya bitAdj. Collocationperfectly safe / honest desperately close (in a competition) / unluckyWildly exaggerated / in accurate seriously injured / illStunningly beautiful / attractive bitterly cold / disappointedUse of English1. First-born only children compete for compete against each otheron the other hand develop skills tend to do / be likely to dorisk-taking2. Adventurous creative humorous rebellious unconventional3. Draw the line certain amount of go too far take away from4. Pull phrasal verbspull apart - separate pull off - manage to achieve pull over - move the car to the side of the road pull through - to survive pull yourself together - take control of your feelings5. Put phrasal verbsPut up with - toleratePut somebody down - humiliatingPut somebody up - accommodatePut sth. down to sth. - explainPut down - suppressPut up - provide / increasePut somebody up to sth. - persuadePut in some timePut across - make others understandPut out the firePut it on - pretendPut throughPut forward a new policy / planPut away / back - tidyput offUnit 4VocabularyFilmsAction adventure animation comedy tragedy crime disaster horror historical dramaMusical romantic comedy science-fiction war westernBoring gripping scary funny powerful terrible moving slow violent seriousActing costumes ending locations music special effects plot stuntsTV programmesCartoon quiz show sports broadcast cookery programme reality TV show chatshow documentary sitcom weather forecast news bulletin soap operaSeries guest star host commentator contestantUse of English1. Take phrasal verbTake somebody back - remember / allow somebody to come back homeTake something back - return / admit that something you said was wrong or doesnt workTake in - understand / deceiveTake off - pretend to be / become successfulTake on - employ / agree to doTake apart - take into pieces / easily beatTake up - start / shorten2. ArticleGrammar reference page 92Unit 5VocabularyVerbs connected with speechBellow scream shriek shoutGrumble mumble murmur mutter whisperBoast about confess to insist on complain about object tobeg forProbabilityCertain to happen - It s inevitable that. It s bound to . There is no doubtthat.Almost certain to happen - Its likely that . The chances are that. The oddsa