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Unit 2 Helping people to learn I’m going to visit my brother. Adjectives about weekend activities
Where does he live? bad (adj) /bd/
Your job
Have a good time! good (adj) /υd/
an important part of
boring (adj) /bɔ rŋ/
in charge of Going home
interesting (adj) /ntrəstŋ/
part of I’m going. See you next week.
cheap (adj) /tʃi p/
responsible for OK, see you.
expensive (adj) /kspentsv/
work closely with Have a good weekend.
dangerous (adj) /dendərəs/
work for Thanks. You too. Bye.
safe (adj) /sef/
work in [sales/training/marketing, etc.] Your free time difficult (adj) /dfkəlt/
work in [Moscow/Japan/Berlin, etc.] Sports easy (adj) /i zi/
communicate (verb) /kəmju nket/ football (noun) /fυtbɔ l/ fantastic (adj) /fntstk/
communication (noun) /kəmju nkeʃən/ skiing (noun) /ski ŋ/ terrible (adj) /terəbl/
discuss (verb) /dsks/ swimming (noun) /swmŋ/ fast (adj) /fɑ st/
discussion (noun) /dskʃən/ Card and board games slow (adj) /sləυ/
manage (verb) /mnd/ chess (noun) /tʃes/ healthy (adj) /helθi/
management (noun) /mndmənt/ draughts (noun) /drɑ fts/ unhealthy (adj) /nhelθi/
meet (verb) /mi t/ poker (noun) /pəυkər/ horrible (adj) /hɒrəbl/
meeting (noun) /mi tŋ/ nice (adj) /nas/
organisation (noun) /ɔ ənazeʃən/ Reading
relaxing (adj) /rlksŋ/
organise (verb) /ɔ ənaz/ non-fiction (noun) /nɒnfkʃən/
stressful (adj) /stresfυl/
novel (noun) /nɒvəl/
Telephoning 1: Getting information
poetry (noun) /pəυtri/ Unit 5 Health care – public or
Answering a phone call
Good morning. How can I help you? Music – listening private?
Who’s calling, please? classical music (noun) /klskəl mju zk/ People and organisations
Connecting you now. jazz (noun) /dz/ employee (noun) /mplɔi /
I’ll put you through. pop (noun) /pɒp/ employer (noun) /mplɔər/
Introducing yourself Music – playing competitive (adj) /kəmpettv/
My name’s … ( + name). the guitar (noun) /ðə ta r/ competitor (noun) /kəmpettər/
It’s … (+ name). the piano (noun) /ðə pinəυ/ custom (noun) /kstəm/
the saxophone (noun) /ðə sksəfəυn/ customer (noun) /kstəmər/
Giving a reason for the call
supplier (noun) /səplaər/
Could I speak to … (+ name)? Culture
supply (noun and verb) /səpla/
I’m just calling to … (+ reason for call). ballet (noun) /ble/
consult (verb) /kənslt/
Could you … (+ reason for call). opera (noun) /ɒpərə/
consultant (noun) /kənsltənt/
Finish the call theatre (noun) /θətər/
deal with (phrasal verb)
Thanks for calling. Couch potato
look after (phrasal verb)
Talk to you next week. Bye. playing computer games
look at (phrasal verb)
surfing the net
Unit 3 Have a good weekend look for (phrasal verb)
watching videos
talk to
It’s almost the weekend Food work as
Arriving at the office on Friday Chinese (adj) /tʃani z/
Morning. How are you? Telephoning 2: Taking messages
French (adj) /frentʃ/
Fine, thanks. And you? Can I take a message?
Italian (adj) /tliən/
Not bad. A bit tired. Could I speak to …?
Socialising I’m afraid he’s in a meeting.
Never mind. It’s almost the weekend.
going on holiday with friends I’m afraid he’s not in the office today.
Going for lunch going to restaurants He’s not at his desk at the moment.
Ready for some lunch? inviting friends to dinner Can I take a message?
Yes, good idea.
Housework I’ll call back later.
Where do you want to eat?
cleaning (noun) /kli nŋ/ Could you ask him to call me back?
Shall we eat out?
hoovering (noun) /hu vərŋ/ Of course.
Great. Let’s go.
ironing (noun) /aənŋ/ Could I have your name and number?
A weekend away Could you spell that, please?
Do you have any plans for the I’ll make sure he gets the message.
weekend?

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Unit 6 Downtown Barcelona No, I can manage, thanks. work at the weekend
How’s the weather back home? work from home
Shopping
work in a team
Looking around Unit 9 I love Chicago work long hours
Can I help you?
Getting around work part-time
No, it’s OK thanks. I’m just looking.
Buying a ticket Emails 1: Giving your emails a clear structure
Just ask me if you need some help.
[Two/three, etc.] tickets for … , please. Dear …
Asking for help What time does the next [train/boat, etc.] Please could you send me …?
Could I try this on, please? leave, please? Best wishes
It’s a bit small. Have you got it in a larger
Taking the train Best regards
size?
Excuse me. Does this go to … (+ name of Please contact me if you need any more
I think I’ll leave it then.
place)? information.
Asking about the price take it to the end of the line Could you give me a call tomorrow?
How much is this, please?
Catching a bus
OK, I’ll take it.
Excuse me. Can I get a bus to (+ name of
Unit 12 Do you salsa?
Asking about payment place) from here? I’ve got news for you
Can I pay by credit card? When’s the next bus? Responding to good news
Sign here, please. They’re not always on time. I have some news.
Your receipt is in the bag. Wonderful. Congratulations!
Getting a cab
Where you live We must celebrate.
How much is that?
live in [Moscow / the city centre / a small Keep the change. Responding to interesting news
street, etc.] Could I have a receipt? I’ve got an email from …
live near Really?
City life
live outside [Barcelona/Milan, etc.] Yes. It’s a new customer.
art gallery (noun) /a tləri/
on the coast Please tell me if you hear any more from
bridge (noun) /brd/
40 kilometres [200 metres, etc.] from them.
castle (noun) /kɑ sl/
not far from Of course I will.
church (noun) /tʃ( tʃ/
in the north/south, etc. of Responding to bad news
lake (noun) /lek/
How far is it from [Tokyo/Paris, etc.]? My trip’s cancelled.
mosque (noun) /mɒsk/
It takes about 30 minutes [2 hours, etc.]
skyscraper (noun) /skaskrepər/ Why’s that?
go by train
square (noun) /skweər/ Oh, well, never mind.
go by bus
statue (noun) /sttʃu / Responding to surprising news
Where do we catch it?
theatre (noun) /θətər/ You’re joking! I don’t believe it.
It’s quite close.
walk there Adjectives about city life Talking about sport
get there by bus busy (adj) /bzi/ beat (verb) /bi t/
quiet (adj) /kwaət/ lose (verb) /lu z/
Unit 8 The A team dangerous (adj) /dendərəs/ play (verb) /ple/
Describing people safe (adj) /sef/ win (verb) /wn/
competitive (adj) /kəmpettv/ clean (adj) /kli n/ do aerobics
confident (adj) /kɒnfdənt/ dirty (adj) /d( ti/ do gymnastics
creative (adj) /krietv/ noisy (adj) /nɔzi/ do some cycling
direct (adj) /drekt/ quiet (adj) /kwaət/ do some running
efficient (adj) /fʃənt/ high (adj) /ha/ do some skiing
impatient (adj) /mpeʃənt/ low (adj) /ləυ/ do some swimming
punctual (adj) /pŋktʃuəl/ cool (adj) /ku l/ do some walking
warm (adj) /wɔ m/ do weight training
Meeting a visitor at the airport
awful (adj) /ɔ fəl/ do yoga
arrival (noun) /əravəl/
excellent (adj) /eksələnt/ go cycling
confirm (verb) /kənf( m/
beautiful (adj) /bju tfəl/ go running
flight number (noun) /flatnmbər/
ugly (adj) /li/ go skiing
meet (verb) /mi t/
empty (adj) /empti/ go swimming
plan (verb) /pln/
full (adj) /fυl/ go walking
take a taxi
play football
Look forward to seeing you. Unit 11 Nice work play golf
Best wishes
Talking about work play ice hockey
It’s good to see you again.
work abroad
Did you have a good trip?
work alone
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Unit 14 Médecins Sans Frontières relax on the beach During the meal
sit and enjoy a meal Is everything all right?
Talking about your organisation
take photos of places Can I have some more [wine/bread, etc.],
active (adj) /ktv/
be [10 minutes / an hour, etc.] late please?
be based in [Barcelona/Paris, etc.]
flight attendant (noun) /flat ətendənt/ After the meal
have offices
go by car Did you enjoy your meal?
headquarters (noun) /hedkwɔ təz/
miss your flight Would you like anything else?
start (verb) /stɑ t/
take a bus Could we have the bill, please?
work in the [sales/marketing/human
taxi rank (noun) /tksi rŋk/
resources, etc.] department Eating and drinking
trolley (noun) /trɒli/
give (verb) /v/ cuisine (noun) /kwzi n/
make (verb) /mek/ Unit 17 Workplace communication dessert (noun) /dz( t/
provide (verb) /prəυvad/ dish (noun) /dʃ/
Communication
publish (verb) /pblʃ/ plate (noun) /plet/
Beginning the presentation
sell (verb) /sel/ starter (noun) /stɑ tər/
Today, I would like to talk about …
supply (verb) /səpla/ drinks
If you don’t understand anything, I am
Visiting an organisation beer (noun) /bər/
happy to explain it again.
At reception orange juice (noun) /ɒrnd du s/
If you would like to ask a question, please
have an appointment with someone wine (noun) /wan/
interrupt me.
I’ll tell him/her you’re here. fish
Ending the presentation cod (noun) /kɒd/
Could you sign the visitors’ book?
Thank you for listening. John Dory (noun) /dɒn dɔ ri /
Of course.
If you would like more information, salmon (noun) /smən/
(name of person) will be with you in a
please contact me by email. fruit
moment.
security badge (noun) /skjυərəti bd/ ask someone for ideas cherry (noun) /tʃeri/
call someone orange (noun) /ɒrnd/
At the office pineapple (noun) /panpl/
discuss problems
Nice to meet you. meat
interrupt someone
Please follow me. beef (noun) /bi f/
listen to ideas
Is this your first trip to …? lamb (noun) /lm/
read a newsletter
Here we are. pork (noun) /pɔ k/
reply to an email
Please take a seat. seafood
speak to someone individually
Can I get you a drink? crab (noun) /krb/
Emails 2: Replying to emails
lobster (noun) /lɒbstər/
Unit 15 Trekking in Nepal Greeting prawn (noun) /prɔ n/
Getting there Hi (+ name of person) vegetables
Checking in Polite beginning carrot (noun) /krət/
Can I check in here for [Vienna/Tokyo, Thanks for your email and the attached pea (noun) /pi /
etc.]? report. potato (noun) /pətetəυ/
Can I see your passport and ticket, please?
Information / Action point
Would you prefer a window or an aisle
I’ll read it [tonight / over the weekend,
Unit 20 Online
seat? Computers and the Internet
etc.] and call you [tomorrow /
Boarding is at … chat (verb) /tʃt/
on Monday, etc.].
Getting information at the gate connect to
Close
Do you have any information about …? create (verb) /kriet/
Enjoy the weekend.
When is boarding? delete (verb) /dli t/
On the plane Unit 18 Slow food document (noun) /dɒkjəmənt/
Could you put your bag in the overhead Restaurant talk file (noun) /fal/
locker? At the restaurant intranet (noun) /ntrənet/
There’s no room. Good evening. I have a reservation. My online (adj) /ɒnlan/
Arriving without luggage name’s … password (noun) /pɑ sw( d/
My suitcase didn’t arrive. Can I take your coats? print (noun) /prnt/
This is my flight information, and a local menu (noun) /menju / resend (verb) /ri send/
address. wine list (noun) /wan lst/ save (verb) /sev/
Would you like a drink before you order? surf (verb) /s( f/
Holidays and travel
username (noun) /ju zənem/
do some sightseeing Before the meal
virus (noun) /vaərəs/
go to a museum Are you ready to order?
hire a car Yes. I’ll have the (+ name of food), please.

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Telephoning 3: Arranging meetings Unit 24 I buy money Unit 26 Out of order

Is it possible to have a meeting?
Money talk Work problems
When is it convenient?
Asking a colleague for money deal with a problem
Sorry I can’t make [Monday/Friday, etc.].
I haven’t got much cash on me. explain the problem
See you on [Monday/Wednesday, etc.].
Do you want to borrow some money? solve a problem
Unit 21 Beirut Intercontinental Could you lend me [ten pounds / twenty tell someone about a problem
dollars, etc.] until tomorrow? Telephoning 4: Solving problems by phone
Enjoy your stay
No problem. Explain problem
Checking in
Cheers. That’s very nice of you. I’m having a problem with …
I have a reservation.
single room (noun) /sŋl ru m/ Getting money out I can’t remember …
Do you need any help with your bags? I need to get some money out. I didn’t get [the minutes from the
No, thank you. I can manage. Is there a cash point nearby? meeting / your email, etc.].

A morning call Changing money Ask for help

Can I have breakfast in my room, please? I’d like to change some [euros/yen/US Could you contact …?
I’d like a wake up call at [6.30/7.30, etc.]. dollars, etc.] into [Swiss francs/euros, etc.]. Could you get someone to …?
Can you do that? How much do you want to change? Could you send …?
What’s the commission? Offer help
A problem
There’s no commission. I’ll ask [someone to do something].
There’s a problem with [the shower / the
I’ll change [300/500, etc.]. I’ll call [him/her] straightaway.
television, etc.].
There’s no hot water. Getting change I’ll do it now.
Can you send someone to look at it? Do you have any change? Checking
Someone will be with you in a moment. What do you need? Do you want me to …?
I need some coins for … Is that OK?
Leaving
Can I check out, please? Money Call me back in 30 minutes if you still
Here’s your bill. be careful with your money haven’t got it.
Sign here, please. invest in something
pay for something Unit 27 Teaching T’ai Chi
Have a good trip home.
save money by doing something Inviting
Staying in hotels
shop around for something Inviting someone
cancel a reservation
spend money on something I’d like to invite you to …
change (verb) /tʃend/
People and money Is that OK?
connect someone to someone
be bad with money That sounds good.
corridor (noun) /kɒrdɔ r/
double room (noun) /dbl ru m/ be careful with money Saying ‘maybe’ to an invitation
recommend (verb) /rekəmend/ be good with money We’re having a party at the weekend. Can
room key (noun) /ru m ki / generous (adj) /denərəs/ you come?
towel (noun) /taυəl/ mean (adj) /mi n/ That sounds nice. Thank you. But I’ll have
Forms of money to check with (+ name of person).
Unit 23 Start up bill (noun) /bl/ Can you let me know?
Money and business finance change (noun) /tʃend/ I’ll let you know.
budget (noun) /bdt/ credit card (noun) /kredt kɑ d/ Saying ‘no’ to an invitation
costs (plural noun) /kɒsts/ coins (plural noun) /kɔnz/ Are you free for [lunch/dinner, etc.] on
margin (noun) /mɑ dn/ notes (plural noun) /nəυts/ [Monday/Friday, etc.]?
profit (noun) /prɒft/ stocks and shares I’m afraid I can’t.
turnover (noun) /t( nəυvər/ But thanks for the invitation.
Verbs
borrow (verb) /bɒrəυ/ That’s OK. Another time.
borrow money
increase (verb) /nkri s/ Definitely.
get money out
invest (verb) /nvest/ Cancelling an invitation
lend money
make (verb) /mek/ I’m really sorry but I have to cancel
save money
pay (verb) /pe/ [lunch / our meeting, etc.].
spend money
Helping visitors Something’s come up.
Price
Can I help? No problem.
How much does it cost?
Do you need any help? Can we fix another time?
cheap (adj) /tʃi p/
Follow me. Let’s do something next week.
expensive (adj) /kspentsv/
Yes, sorry about that.
reasonable (adj) /ri zənəbl/

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Health Unit 30 Jets and pets Exchanging contact information

do more exercise Here’s my business card.
Learning vocabulary
go on a diet I’m afraid I don’t have one with me.
Health
lose weight Don’t worry.
do yoga
reduce your working hours This is my mobile number and email
fresh food
relax (verb) /rlks/ address.
I’m not very fit.
stop smoking I’ll contact you on [Friday/Saturday, etc.].
lose weight
Giving a present
Unit 29 A changing world Internet
Before you go, this is for you.
Change download (verb) /daυnləυd/
It’s a little present to say thank you.
decrease (verb) /dikri s/ online (adj and adv) /ɒnlan/
It’s beautiful. Thank you very much.
fall (verb) /fɔ l/ surf (verb) /s( f/
My pleasure.
go up (phrasal verb) website (noun) /websat/
Saying goodbye
increase (verb) /nkri s/ Work
I have to go.
rise (verb) /raz/ I’m in charge of …
It was nice working with you.
stay the same I have my own business.
Yes, the same for me.
Emails 3: Arranging meetings by email manager (noun) /mndər/
Have a good trip back.
Suggesting salary (noun) /sləri/
See you soon, I hope.
Can we meet on [Monday/Tuesday, etc.]? cancel/fix/have/organise a meeting Take care.
Would [Monday/Tuesday, etc.] be lend/have/save/spend money
convenient for …? delete/read/send/write emails
Could you let me know by [Friday/ crash/drive/have/park a car
tomorrow, etc.]? organisation (noun) /ɔ ənazeʃən/
Could we arrange a meeting for …? organise (verb) /ɔ ənaz/
Accepting organised (adj) /ɔ ənazd/
Fine. Saying goodbye
[Monday/tomorrow, etc.] is OK. Organising airport transport
Look forward to seeing you. When are you leaving?
Rearranging I’ve ordered a taxi for [1 o’clock /
Sorry, I’m busy. 3 o’clock, etc.].
I’m afraid I can’t. I’m leaving the office early.
Could we make it [tomorrow/Wednesday, I can take you to [the airport / station,
etc.] instead? etc.] if you want.
Could we say [Friday/Sunday, etc.]? That’s very kind but I can take a taxi.

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