New Headway Elementary Student’s Book 4th edition

CONTENTS LANGUAGE INPUT

UNIT GRAMMAR VOCABULARY EVERYDAY ENGLISH

^ 1 You and me  ' рб Verb to be  am/is/are  I’m from Bristol. p6 Possessive adjectives my/your p6 his/her p7  Verbs have/go/live/like I have a brother.  1 live with my parents. p8 Possessive's My sister’s name... p8 Personal information  email address, surname p7 Adjectives  small, beautiful, easy plO Opposite adjectives good/bad, hot/cold pi 1 The family  husband, aunt, cousin pl2 Everyday conversations  Hi, Pete!  Hello, Mrs Brown.  See you later!  Can l have a coffee, please?  Nice to meet you. pi3

^ 2 A good job!  p 14 Present Simple (1)  he/she/it  He comes from ...  She teaches... pl4 Questions and negatives What does he do?  He doesn’t live ... pi5 Verbs  come, work, earn, go, play pl5 jobs  nurse, hairdresser, lawyer He designs buildings. p20 What time is it?  It’s five o’clock.  It’s half past five.  It 's twenty-five past five.  It's nearly three o’clock. p21

p 3 Work hard, play hard!  p22 Present Simple (2)  I/you/we/they  l love singing. p22 Do you relax at weekends?  1 don’t work. p23 Adverbs of frequency  always, usually, often, never p23 Verbs  cook, eat,finish, sing, stay p22 In my free time  play golf, dance, go to the gym p24 My perfect weekend  watch TV, go shopping p26 Social expressions (1)  I'm sorry I’m late. What's the matter? Can l/you ...?  What does... mean? Excuse me!  Pardon? p29

p. 4 Somewhere to live  p30 There is/are  There's a big living room. p30 some/attyla lot of She has some plates.  'There aren't any glasses.  She has a lot of clothes. p32 this/thatithese/those l like that picture.  How much are these? p32 Things in the house  sofa, cooker p30 Things in the street post office, bench p31 Rooms and household goods living room, bathroom p30 towels, kettle, mugs p32 Adjectives for good and bad wonderful, great, awful p36 Adverb + adjective very big, really big p36 Numbers  45, 250 Hi, 6.8  07861 56678 p37 Prices  £1.50 $19.99 €12 p37

p 5 Super me!  p38 can/can’t  She can ski.  1 can’t speak French. p39 Adverbs  quite well, not at all  I can draw very well. p39 was/were/could  Where were you yesterday?  1 could ski when l was five. p40 teas born  He was born in 1990. p41 Words that go together  Noun + noun: bookshop, post office Verb + noun: play the guitar p44 Prepositions  listen to music, come with me p44 Polite requests  Can 1 have...?  Can you open...? Could l ask you ...? Could you tell me...? Sure.  Sorry. p45

^ 6 Life’s ups and downs  p46 Past Simple (1)  Regular  worked, lived, studied p46 Irregular  began, came, had, met p48 Time expressions  last night, yesterday morning p49 Regular verbs  clean, look after, open p47 Irregular verbs caught, lost, left, won p48 Describing feelings bored, excited, worried p52 Describing things interesting, exciting p52 What’s the date?  first, second, third the third of April April the third 2001 - two thousand and one  2015 - twenty fifteen p53