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978-8-490-36635-6 — Shape the Future Level 1 Student's Book
Philip Wood , Victoria Anderson
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READING
PHRASAL VERBS
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY 1
LISTENING &
REAL ENGLISH
Unit 1
Computers
and
technology
page 5
Robots and us:
A complicated
relationship
TIP: inding
words in a text
blow up, come out,
deal with, keep on,
make out, turn into
present simple and
present continuous;
state verbs
computer words An interview with a YouTuber
Idioms: to make a living,
to be rolling in it, to make
it big
Unit 2
Risk takers
page 19
SOS! Alone at sea
TIP: using context
to guess meaning
get through, give
up, make up for,
pick up, run out
of, set out
past simple and
past continuous;
past perfect
injuries Talking about
extreme activities
Idioms: to have nerves of
steel, to be scared stiff, to
have your heart in your mouth
Unit 3
Friendship
and family
page 33
A family without
frontiers
TIP: predicting
content
bring up, grow
up, put (sb) up,
settle down, stick
to, work out
present perfect
simple; present
perfect and time
words; present
perfect continuous
family and
relationships
An interview with an expert
Idioms: to take charge,
to have the best of both
worlds, to get a raw deal
Unit 4
Sports and
teamwork
page 47
Everyone’s a
winner?
TIP: understanding
paragraphs
clear up, end up,
get over, let down,
put (sb) off, take off
the future: will,
going to, present
continuous,
present simple;
future continuous;
future perfect
sports A conversation about
individual vs. team sports
Idioms: to get in shape,
to give it your best shot,
to train like crazy
Unit 5
Fashion
page 61
The clothes effect
TIP: skimming
come across,
dress up, get on,
hand out, pick
out, put away
modals: ability;
obligation;
prohibition;
recommendation /
advice; possibility in
the present and past
clothes and
fashion
A description of how
people dress
Idioms: to be a slave
to fashion, eye-catching,
to make a fashion statement,
to pull up your socks
Unit 6
Crime and
justice
page 75
Rule-breakers
in history
TIP: identifying
key words in
questions
ight back, go
on, put (sth) off,
set up, stand up
for, take away
passive; passive
modals; have
something done
crime A report on economic crime
Idioms: an inside job,
to line your own pockets,
to crack down on,
to get off scot-free
Unit 7
Our society
page 89
Welcome to
Europe
TIP: scanning
get away, go
back, put up with,
shut down, take
in, take up
conditionals: zero
and irst conditional;
if, when, as soon as;
second conditional;
third conditional
social issues A radio interview
about volunteering
Idioms: to give something
back, to make ends meet,
to make a real difference,
to do your bit
Unit 8
The
information
age
page 103
UK government’s
big secret: a
weather machine!
TIP: predicting
content 2
carry out, come
up with, ind out,
get back to, look
into, turn out
reported speech:
reported statements;
reported questions;
reported requests,
orders, suggestions
and offers
the media Opinions about social media
Idioms: to have got a point,
to miss the point, to nail it,
to (not) have a clue
Unit 9
Music
page 117
What does music
mean to you?
TIP: understanding
short texts
calm down, cheer
up, have on,
look up, switch
off, turn up
relative clauses:
deining relative
clauses; non-deining
relative clauses
music A music review
Idioms: to ring a bell,
to (dance) your heart out,
to sound like a broken record,
to put on your dancing shoes
Vocabulary Extra
page 132
Writing Guide
page 141
Pairwork
page 150
Steps for teamwork
page 152
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