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Cambridge University Press 978-8-490-36806-0 -- Out and About Level 2 Student's Book with Common Mistakes at Bachillerato Booklet Mark Hancock , Annie McDonald Frontmatter More Information

2

Unit 1

Getting away from it all

page 5

Unit 2

Going up in smoke

page 17

REVIEW

Unit 3

You are what you eat

page 31

Unit 4

Telling tales

page 43

REVIEW

Unit 5

A head for business

page 57

Unit 6

In the spotlight

page 69

REVIEW

READING

PHRASAL VERBS VOCABULARY 1

Seven of the best things to do in the Brazilian Amazon

TIP: using context

EXAM FOCUS: rewriting sentences in your own words

Check out sth / sb or check sth / sb out, watch out for sb / sth, make up sth, take sb back, be / get carried away

Travel

How big is my carbon footprint?

TIP: reading carefully

EXAM FOCUS: true and false questions

Bang out sth or bang sth out, eat up sth or eat sth up, get around sth, take up, put of sb or put sb of, go for sth

Environmental problems

LISTENING & IDIOMS

A traveller's story

Idioms: to get away from it all, of the beaten track, up close and personal, in the blink of an eye

A quiz

Idioms: a drop in the ocean, to go through the roof, to go up in smoke, the tide is turning

GRAMMAR

Tense review: present and imperative; present perfect continuous; past; future; used to, would; yes / no, wh- questions

Modal verbs: can, could, be able to; must, have to, should, need; must, might, could, may, can't

Obesity: the new normal?

TIP: thinking about synonyms

EXAM FOCUS: inding synonyms

Put on, pick up, grow up, sign up, sit back

Health

Video games: the new face of storytelling

TIP: answering open questions

EXAM FOCUS: answering open questions

Feed back, take sb back, shout out, move on, go back

Stories

A radio interview

Idioms: as right as rain, to feel under the weather, to sleep like a log, to feel down in the dumps, as it as a iddle

Conditional possibility; unless, as long as, provided that / providing, in case, supposing, even if , otherwise; wish, if only

A plot

Idioms: out of the blue, to get blood on your hands, a bitter pill to swallow, to hand something to someone on a plate

Reported speech; question tags; emphatic questions; embedded questions

These kids mean business

TIP: meaning of compound nouns

EXAM FOCUS: multiple-choice questions

When Edinburgh becomes the capital of comedy

TIP: looking for antonyms

EXAM FOCUS: antonyms

Sum (sth / sb) up, clock up, come up with sth, put (sth) together, start up sth, grow up

Business

Turn up, go on to do sth, slip away, turn into

Entertainment

Personal accounts

Idioms: for love or money, to go it alone, up and running, got a head for business, bring it on

Deining and nondeining relative clauses; verbs with prepositions

A radio interview

Idioms: butterlies in one's stomach, to go down the drain, to get to grips with something, tricks of the trade, to make something up as you go along

Passive: passive forms; verbs with two objects; causative passive; impersonal passive

Life skills

page 84

Language reference

page 90

Writing guide Irregular verbs Exam tips

page 106

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VOCABULARY 2 PRONUNCIATION SPEAKING

Ways of travelling: Full and reduced transport; directions; vowels public transport

Complaining

WRITING

LIFE SKILL

A descriptive essay Planning and organising

VIDEO

Worst holiday City break

Word roots

Word stress; nouns and verbs

Having a discussion An opinion essay

Wise use of resources

Travelling by plane

Beekeeping in the city

Quantities and capacity

The letters ea;

Making suggestions A proposal

pronunciation of of

Stress management

Healthy diet

You are what you eat

Time adverbs and expressions

-tion; emphatic questions

Telling an anecdote Retelling a narrative Problem-solving

Coincidences Walls can talk

Preixes

/i:/, // and /e/

Regretting and wishing

A letter of application

Interview skills

Regrets

Bring your ideas to life

Comparatives and superlatives: comparatives; get + comparative + and + comparative; (not) as ... as; superlatives; compound adjectives

Than and as

Inviting and responding to invitations

A critical review

Communication skills

Invitation to an event

Make it big in the movies

Exam practice Exam practice Exam practice

Reading

Listening

Speaking

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