ROADMAP © WORKBOOK with key and online audio Lindsay WarwickaA 18 1c 1D CONTENTS Vocabulary | free-time activities Grammar | cleftsentences Vocabulary | helping people Grammar | narrative tenses Vocabulary | at work Language focus | exaggeration Vocabulary | fights and disputes English in action | negotiate solutions to disputes Reading | When gooddeed backfires Listening | Tiyingnew Writing | changing the register of spoken information 2B Vocabulary | injuries andilinesses Grammar | the future seen from the past Vocabulary | charities Grammar | double comparatives Vocabulary | urban change Language focus | negative questions Listening | Renovating historical buildings Reading | itshouldn'tbe funny, but... Writing | building rapportin an email 3a Vocabulary | the weather Grammar | ways of expressing the future Vocabulary | thelaw and courts Grammar | verb patterns and reporting Language focus | evenand hardly Vocabulary | sports events, action and news Vocabulary | gender stereotypes English inaction | givea short presentation Reading | Prime-time crime and the justice system Listening | Asportsnews bulletin 19 | writing effective paragraphs 4a 4B ac Grammar | defining and non-defining relative clauses Vocabulary | different age groups Vocabulary | clothes and fashion Grammar | noun phrases Vocabulary | influences and identity Language focus | prepositions 1 Listening | Fashion Reading | A golden age Writing | developing an argumentin an essay 5B sD Vocabulary | commuting Grammar | continuous forms Vocabulary | geographical features Grammar | participle clauses Language focus | translation and collocation Vocabulary | homesand decoration Vocabulary | hosting guests English in action | give advice and make suggestions about what todoin anarea Reading | Avoiding the pitfalls ofthe long commute Listening | Styling your home \writing | using evocative and descriptive language 6A 6c Vocabulary | successful and falling businesses Grammar | adverbs and adverbial phrases Vocabulary | hosting events Grammar | further passive constructions Vocabulary | talking about arts events Language focus | word grammar and pattems (expect, surprised) Listening | Comic-con Reading | Theimpartance of innovation Writing | checkand correct spellingGrammar | adding comments using mustand can’t 7B = Vocabulary | talking about the news 7 Language focus | phrases to show the relationship between ideas: English inaction | giveapresentation with visuals Reading | The rise of decision fatigue Listening | The news Writing | expressing the personal significance of anevent. fies oe] BA Grammar | complex questions Vocabulary | describing what yourjob involves Vocabulary | sleep Grammar | auxiliary verbs Vocabulary | food and cooking Language focus | compiex comparatives Listening | Difficultjob interview questions Reading | Anightin the life of an insomniac Writing | challenging evidence used in an article Vocabulary | feelings Grammar | notonlyand.ne sooner/as soon as Grammar | willané wouldfor habits; wish he would Vocabulary | describing people and their habits Vocabulary | trends Language focus | making new words Vocabulary | colloquial and idiomatic language English inaction | manage informal conversations Reading | The nature of an ever-changing language ‘Listening | Breakingahabit Writing | linking two actions together Grammar | prepositions 2 Vocabulary | science Grammar | linking words and phrases Vocabulary | book reviews Vocabulary | talking about humour Grammar | puns Listening | Natural mysteries Reading | How to get alaugh when you don't think youre funny Writing | using idiomtic phrases Bt eadVocabulary Free-time activities ‘1 Replace the words in bold with the words and phrases in the box. fancy grewonme hopeless hype isvery encouraging let off steam nothing beats taken to 1. did't lke fishing at fst butit became more and more likeable 2 Imreally stressed out. need to get rid of thisenergy 3. My brotherloves surfing. but lvenever begun to like this sport. 4 Ifeel i doing something fun later, What do youthink? 5 Imvery bad at baking, Can you make the cake? 6 Myart teacher gives mea lot of confidence about my creativity, 7 like watching cycling, but there isn't anything better than 8 I got sucked in by the exaggeration used cycling yourself. topromoteit and gaveita try. 2 Complete the conversations using the promptsin brackets. LA 3h What (you /fancy /do) this evening? Something energetic. Im furious with my boss and need to __ (let/ steam) I don't now why tm taking this course.tm___ (hopeless /it) : But youre improving litte by littl, That (encouraging). Ithought 'd love karate from the start, butt tookme awhile to_ (take /it). : Yeah, | know what you mean. wasn't keen at first, butts definitely ___— (grow / me). (beat) a lazy Sunday morning, : No. It's the only part of the week when | can completely (switch), Grammar Cleft sentences 3 Complete each sentence with one word. 1 Ive discovered since starting yogais how stressed am. 2. The mostimportant Ive learnt doing judo is discipline 3 One thing! understand about cycling is why people who aren't racing wear those tight clothes. What love the ‘about cooking is theidea of feeding people. best thing about gardeningis seeing your plants grom, Model making iseasy, but itdoes is help you switch oft The thing Icisike most about crosswords is getting all but tone answer. 8 What! distike abouthiking__ when suddenly starts to rain, Vous 4 Put the words n the correct order to make sentences. 1 love about / thing / about /is // the / online gaming / teamwork 2. is/ about games / don't understand /theiraddictive quality / the thing /1/that ‘3. found / how friendly / what / when playing online / people are /is/ Ive 4 like most about garning | / ability /the thing that / to switch off /is/ the 5 is/ different worlds / enjoy / exploring /1/ what / doing 6 dislike / how much time /is it takes up/ what /1 cea ‘Comments | ‘ | | Marceta K 10.33 - The 2 (helped) was an app. It told me now far 10 "an every dey 60 | could build up my distances over a few weeks. Elst R 11.42 | 1 ook up running in my 40s, too. What 2 __- found) my body waen't as strong as it was in my 20s | triad running every day but in the end had to take two days’ rest a wesk to let my muscles mend. Benji W 1206 | gave it ago a few months back but didn't last long. just cid't have the motivation, What *___ x (suggest) getting a running Partner. That way, you can’t make excuses when you just don't fancy it willis $15.17 (One thing | did when | stated running ‘walking end running unt, eventually, | could run al the way. What (great) was that | could take it step by sten — erally {atternate)Vocabulary Helping people ‘1 Match the sentence halves. Ric just asked for My brother has been areal ‘had to pull 1 2 3 fy 5 6 7 eteance I cant find my phone and am getting {imsorry to say that we're mourning ‘Mohammed always acts as a ‘The BSB was fantastic, so we gave them a rave ‘over witha fat tyre earlier. the loss of our grandfather, the bill, desperate now, review. comfort to me since I got sick mentor ta new apprentices, 2 Choose the correctoptiona, b, cord. 1. A: Ive got tickets to a local gig tonight. Do you want, ‘to come? B: Ohno, Ive just offered to babysit for my sister. What a shame. don't want to? her ‘A: Bill,can | ask you to share your computer? AA: | saw Mary the other day She's stil feeling Ive agrees tot. down now fora minute? | can't work outhow to add anew account B: No problem. Happy to help. ‘A: Have we got enough petrol? B: Yeah, don't worry. We wor'trun outand be left? fon the side of the motorway, AA: The engineering company down the roadis &___an. apprenticeship if youre interested, B: Oh. right. Yeah, lam. AA: [know the boss. He’sagreat*__toall ‘employees. putin a good word for you. the young B: It's not surprising realy Its only been a year since she a lost her husband. Se sald her kids have been areal”. toher but she stil feels lonely. make b alow c let d permit understanding information ¢ faniliaity expertise lost b stranded ¢ abandoned homeless presenting b giving offering providing guide b mentor helper coach down b unsatisfactory ¢ unwanted sympathetic ease b calm ¢ advantage comfort Grammar Narrative tenses 3 Choose the correct alternatives. How long did you five/had you been livingin Londan when you decided to move? 2 Iwas sure that ason and | had met! were meeting ona previous occasion 3 We tried were trying to get the photocopier to work yesterday, but couldn't manage it. 4 Steve gave usa call when his plane landed to say he'd arrived/been arriving. 5 Neither driver hod driven was driving very fast when the accident occurred. 6 My mum was going/went to find a new skirt while | looked for some new sunglasses. 4 Correct the mistake in each sentence. 1 We were just got onto the motorway when we heard there was a five-hour traffic jam up ahead, 2 looked up and was seeing a huge bird heading towards my ice cream. 3 Greghad been sitting atthe computer for hours before hed finally been reaiising the time. 4 We were asking Mariella tohelp us, but she refused. 5 looked everywhere fr James, but he was already leaving 5 Complete the comments with the correct past form of the words in the box. buy drive findout have lose not/get raise sleep support dike to nominate my 16-year-old sister Sabesna. Last year, she"______ that she was losing her hearing. She Angry oF go into a depression. Instead, she organised several events and? over £25,000 for a children's charity she # for years, Pretty special, 'd say. | | | ce | Before my coleegue Mikael fst came to work wth us, he ‘bad year. He ® his job and home in the same week and? rough for afew days, My boss saw him on the streets one day and gave him a job and a place to stay. Once Mikael was back on his feet, he wanted to help others, so last year he ® an cold bus with his savings, and put some beds and a heater in| it. On cold winter evenings, he ® round the area, offering homeless people a place to sleep. All that ater a full day's work!