- Артикул:00203617
- Автор: Sarah Cunningham
- ISBN: 978-0-582-82503-1
- Обложка: Мягкая обложка
- Издательство: Longman (все книги издательства)
- Город: England
- Страниц: 112
- Формат: А4 (210x290 мм)
- Год: 2014
- Вес: 270 г
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New Cutting Edge combines the comprehensive syllabus and reliable teaching resources that have made the course so popular with brand-new features, making it even fresher and easier to use.
New Cutting Edge Elementary Workbook consolidates and extends the language taught in the Students' Book.
- Grammar exercises give students useful practice and build confidence
- Vocabulary boosters and Wordspots build on the lexical areas covered in the Students' Book
- Listen and read and Improve your writing sections develop skills
- Pronunciation sections focus on the sounds and the features of natural speech
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Common words Numbers 0-21
Days of the week Numbers 1-100
Names and countries
Personal information: be Nationalities
Vocabulary booster:
More countries and nationalities is or are
Negative sentences
Short answers
Possessive adjectives
Indefinite article: a(n)
Vocabulary: Jobs
be: personal questions
Listen and read: People from different places
Punctuation: Capital letters
Improve your writing: Addresses in English
Pronunciation: /D/, /ei/ and /ai/
Identifying objects: this, that, these, those a/an or no article with objects and plurals have/has got
Questions and short answers
's = is or has
Adjectives and nouns
Vocabulary booster: More everyday objects
Vocabulary: Family vocabulary
Listen and read: A famous family
Possessive's
Spelling: Plurals
Pronunciation: The sounds Isl and Izl
Prepositions
Question words
Improve your writing: Combining sentences
Writing about your family
Vocabulary: Common verbs
Present Simple: Questions Negatives
Positive and negative
Questions and short answers
Vocabulary booster: Buildings
Listen and read: Studying in South Korea
Vocabulary: Opposites Telling the time
Prepositions of time: in, at or to
Vocabulary: Daily routines
Subject and object pronouns
Pronunciation: The letter/
Improve your writing: Commas, full stops, and and but too, both and neither
Present simple: Spelling Present simple with he/she/it
Short answers
Negatives
Positives and negatives
Questions
Vocabulary booster: Everyday activities
like, love, hate + -ing
Listen and read: An Englishman's home
Pronouns
Adverbs of frequency
Activity verbs
Word order: frequency adverbs, auxiliaries
Pronunciation: Plural nouns with Isl, Izl and l\zl
Asking politely Apostrophes
Improve your writing: A paragraph about a friend
Vocabulary: Means of transport
Prepositions can/can't
Short answers Articles: a and the most, a lot of, some, not many
Listen and read: Transport statistics
Real life: Catching planes and trains
Asking questions
Pronunciation: The letter a Vocabulary booster: On a plane Improve your writing: Completing an immigration form
Countable and uncountable nouns Vocabulary: Food there is I there are Short answers some and any some, any, a(n) and no
Vocabulary booster: Vegetables and other things to eat
Listen and read: Fish cakes
Questions with how much and how many
Ordering food and drink
Vocabulary: a cup of, a glass of, a bottle of
Pronunciation: Sentence stress
Improve your writing: Describing food
Past simple: was/were
Short answers Vocabulary: Years, decades and centuries
Past simple: Spelling of -ed endings
Regular verbs
Irregular verbs Prepositions of time
Pronunciation: Past tense endings
Past simple: Regular and irregular verbs Ordinal numbers
Dates
Time phrases
Vocabulary booster: Common verbs
Listen and read: The strange soldier Vocabulary: Life stories
Improve your writing: Time linkers: before, after, then
Vocabulary: Types of film
Adjectives to describe films Common verbs in the past tense
Past Simple: Negative
Questions
Short answers Question words
Past simple: Positive, negative and questions
Pronunciation: Past forms
Vocabulary booster: Books, magazines, newspapers
Listen and read: National heroes and heroines Arranging a night out Improve your writing: A diary
Adjectives: Opposites
Comparative adjectives
Superlative adjectives
Comparative and superlative adjectives
Pronunciation: Comparatives
One and ones
Vocabulary: Shops and shopping
Listen and read: Intelligent machines Improve your writing: Describing a place Vocabulary booster: A supermarket Asking in shops Possessives
Spelling: -ing forms Present continuous
Question words Short answers All forms
Present continuous and Present simple
Vocabulary: Describing people Clothes Listen and read: Street style 's
Real Life: Street talk
Improve your writing: Correcting mistakes Pronunciation:
Stress in questions can/can't for ability
Questions and short answers
Question words
Word order in questions
Questions with other verb forms
Vocabulary booster: Animals Listen and read: The animal world
More about numbers Pronunciation: Numbers Articles
Improve your writing: Punctuation
Future plans: going to
want to
Short answers
would like to and want to Future forms
Word combinations Suggestions and offers Pronunciation: I'll, we'll Prepositions
Vocabulary booster: At the beach Future time expressions Listen and read: World weather report Vocabulary: The weather
Talking about the weather Improve your writing: Write about a holiday place
Vocabulary: Education and learning
might and might not
will and won't {probably)
might (not), will and won't
Pronunciation: Contracted forms
Listen and read: The five ages of English
Vocabulary booster: In an Internet cafe
Infinitive of purpose
Infinitives with and without to
Improve your writing: Abbreviations {Mr, Mrs, Dr, n/a)
Vocabulary: Ways of communicating Irregular past participles
Present perfect
Positive and negative
Questions and short answers Pronunciation: Past participles Spelling: Regular past participles Time words with the Present perfect Word order
Time words with the Present perfect and Past simple Real life: Telephoning Vocabulary booster: The post Improve your writing: Writing a note
Vocabulary: Things in a town Prepositions of movement have to, don't have to
Questions and short answers have to, don't have to, can, can't Listen and read: Unusual places to visit Real life: Following directions Vocabulary booster: A shopping centre Vocabulary: Adjectives to describe towns Spelling and pronunciation: Silent letters Improve your writing: A postcard
Pronunciation table
Answer key
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