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The authors would also like to thank: all those at Oxford University Press (both in Oxford and around the world) and the design team who have contributed their skills and ideas to producing this course. Finally very special thanksfrom Q/ve to MariaAngties, Lud a, and Eric, and from Christina to Cristina, for an thdrJze1p and encouragement Christina would also like to thank herchildn:n j oaquin, Marro, and Krysiafor their constant inspiration. The pUblisher and aUlhors would also Uke to thank the fonowlng fO.r thtir invaJuabl.efe~dback on the materials: jane Hudson. Tim Banks. Chris lima. Brian Brennan, Elena Ruiz. Graham Rumbelow. Kathryn Bum and RobertAnderson. The aut~ors and publislzer art'gratejid 10 Ihose who have givm permisSIOn to reproduce thefollowing extracts and adaptations Ofc?pyrlgh.t ma.te.ria!: p.4 'Q& A- Nora j ones' and 'Q& A ~ Lionel Ritc~e by Rosanna Greenstreet. First published In The GUardian. Reproduced by permission of Rosanna Greenstreet, p.6·( had onJy three minutes to get to know the love of my life' by Anushka Asthana, The Observer. 26 january 2003. ~ Guardian News & Media ltd. 2003. Reproduced by permission. p. 13 ., nearly killed my son through ignorance' by Philippa Heatb. The Times, 20 December 2004. C Times Newspapers Ltd. Reproduced by permiSSion, p.15 'Get stressed, stay young - the new health advice' by Sarah Kate Templeton, Tunes Online. 8 May 2005. C Times Newspapers Ltd. Reproduced by pennission, p.22 'Watching the English' by Kate Fox. Reproduced by pennission of Hodder and Stoughton Limited, p.24 from 'Alr Babylon' by Imogen Edwards· jones. published by Bantam Press. Reprinted by permission of The Random House Group Ltd. p.26 'We're going to crash ' by Andrew Levy, Daily Mail. 28 February 2006. CI Daily Mail. Reproduced by permission, p.28 'A Born Loser' by jean Pressling. 'Winter Cleaning' by Rachael Gardner. 'Tempus FugH' by James O·Connor. 'Maid to Serve' by Emily Tilton. Taken from 'Mini Sagas' edited by Brian Aldiss (EIlitharmon Press. 2001). Reproduced by permission ofEnitharmon Press. p.lO 'little Brother .... · by Bruce Holland Rogers, 30 October 2000. www.sff.net/people{bruce/. Reproduced by permission. p.35 'How I conquered my fear of flying' by Sean Langan. Daily Mail. 20 October 2003. 0 Daily Mail. Reproduced by permission. p.37 'How I learnt to pick a pocket (or two)' by Lottie Moggach, Times Online. 6 October 2005. C TImes Newspapers Ltd. Reproduced by pennission, p,47 'Fantasy or fact - japan's children play safe' by Justin McCurry. www.guardian.co.uk, 2 September 2006. C Guardian News & Media Ltd. 2003. p.47 'Risk-raking nursery a breath offtesh air' by Stephanie Condron. www.telegraph.co.uk, 3 April 2006. ~ The Daily Telegraph. Reproduced by permission, p.Sl 'cartoonist makes a mug of hapless bicycle thier by Ray Marcelo. Times Online, 18 january 2006. CI Times Newspapers Ltd. Reproduced by pennission, p.S7 This is an extract from a column for the New York Times by Amy Sutherland. author of 'What Shamu Taught Me About Life, Love and Marriage' (Random House, February 2008) and 'Kicked, Bitten and Scratched: life and Lessons at the Premier School for Exotic Animal Trainers' (Viking, june 2006). p.67 'Slimline snaps that he1p holidaymakers to stretch the truth· by Will Pavia. The TImes. 16 August 2006. C Times Newspapers Ltd. Reproduced by permission, p.77 'Back to school for red-faced council'. Guardian UnJimited. February 17 2006. Reproduced by permission of The Press Association, p.84 'One small world is one giant sigh of relief for Anrutrong' by jacqui Goddard, The Times. 2 October 2006. CI Times Newspapers Ltd. Reproduced by permission, p.92 'Eureka! Thinking outside the bath· by Anjana Ahuja. The Times. 2 August 2004. CI Times Newspapers Ltd. Reproduced by pennission, p.94 CI Bill Bryson. Extracted from 'A Short History of Nearly Everything' by Bill Bryson, published by Black Swan. a division of Trans world Publishers. All rights reserved. Reprinted by permiSSion of the Random House Group Ltd. p.99 'Loud and dear: the message sent by your voice' by Kim Thomas. The Financial Times. 2 November 2005 Reproduced by permission of Kim Thomas, p.l02 'Learning curve What I wish I'd known at 21 ... · by Yvonne Swan. The Daily Mail Weekend Magazine. 5 May 2001. CI The Mail Weekend Magazine. Reproduced by permission. p.l04 'Freakonomics' by Steven Levitt and Steven). Dubner (Allen Lane. The penguin Press 2005) CI Steven levitt & Steven ). Dubner, 2005. p.l06 'I slept my way to fitness' from www.oft..gov.uk. Reproduced by permission. Although m'1}'effort has bern made to mtce and contact copyright holders befon: publication, this has not bern possible in some cases. We apologize for any apparent infringement of copyright and if not!fied, the publisher will be pleased to recUJY any errors or omiss/Otl$ at the earilest opportunity. The publisher would like to thank the followingfor their kind permission to rt'produce photographs and other copyright material: Advertising Archive p.l07, 156 (Bakers dog, Nike): Aurora Photos p.83; Australian Associated Press p.Sl (Andrew Brownbill): Alamy pp.21 (Zute Lightfoot/ Brazilian flag, FAN Travelstock/girls at Carnival), 23 (Yadid LevyfPunk. Homer Sykes{judges). 32 (Ken Welsh! Emergency Exit). 48 (Andy Day{leaping pavement and leaping roof), 49 Uanine Wiedel), 55 Uacques jangoux/aerial view of river). 58 (Ace StockfMother and daughter row), 72 (Dominic Burke{road sign), 73 (Yadid Levy), 75 (Patrick Eden). 78 (Rolf AdlercreutzjGuys and Dolls), 90 (Alex Segre{parliament Hill ,Andrew Critchell{ Serpentine. Alice De MariafBeigel Shop). 96 (Alvey & TowersfDuckland, Travelshots{Nelsons column. 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Keystone{Wmston Churchill), 97 (Barry Lewis). 156 (Zefa/ Gary Edward~); OK Images pp.16 (Astrology chait). 106 (Man flexmg muscles). 110 (taxi, alarm clock): easy jet p.92: Daniel ~verett p.l1S: Peter Ford p.84 (voice analysis); Frank Lane Picture Agency pp.54-55 (Frans Lanting! jungle); Fraser's Autographs p.8 (Tom Hanks, Victoria Beckham and Orlando Bloom signatures): FremantleMedia Stills Library p.l02 (Man about the house): Getty Images pp.5 (Matt Cardy/Natalie Imbruglia), 8 (Gandhi signature) 13 (David WestingfI'risba Goddard), 21 (Christian Science MonitorfUnderground. Koji Watanabe{Nissan employees). 27 (lndranil Mukherjee), 35 (Michal Cizek). 36 (Bertram Henry/Break in). 39 (Lynn Saville/forest), (Sean Gallup/ Prague floods buildings). 42 (AxiomfPaul Miles{bear), 55 (Minden Picturesfjaguar). 57 (Science Faction/Stephen Frink/dolphin). 58 Uim Naughten!car). 71 (Hulton Archive/ Maria Callas. AFPfLeela james), 72 (Peter MacDiarmid! john Prescott). 79 (Tom Shawfcricket), 84 (Hulton Archive/ Nasa). 85 (Keystone/Hultoo ArchivefEdward VDJ), 88 (PhotorucafJonjones/Los Angeles). 90 (David Tipling! nightingale, Georgette Douwma/squirrel. Travel Pix/ Houses of Parliament). 101 (David OliverfUnderground. Ryuhei Shindo/Girl on phone). 102 (Claire Greenway/ Paula Wilcox older). 155 Uorg Greuel); Pat Gibson p.79; Tim Graham p.23 (Queen); Trafalgar Hotel p.90 (roof garden); Sebastian Hope p.90; Indiapolis Museum of Art p.118 (Edward Hopper. The Hotel lobby. 1943. William Ray Adams Memorial Collection. Reproduction Indiapolis Museum of Art; iStockphoto p.S5 (man on raft); Landov p.88 (CBS{logo. teenagers); Magnum Photos pp.ll (Tarot stall); Nokia p.1S6; Oxford University Press pp.l04, 110 (wedding cake ornament). 135 (Hemera/ cello!drums{bass guitar{keyboard/piano/saxopbone/ trumpet/Violin): Philips Lighting p.43 (light bulb): Pholostage p.64 (Coriolanus): Press Association pp.4 (Darko Bandic), 5 (AP/Steffen Schmidt,lLionel Richie), 39 (AP{fony Dejakfjudge Cicconetti. AP{rhe Plain Dealer. Marvin Fong/Michelle Murray), 40 (AP{fhe Fresno Beel john Walker/oranges and icicles). 47 (APfJunji Kurokawa/ japan nursery), 52 (APfSuzanne PlunkettJ9/11). 80 (Empics/ Albert Hall and Simon Rattle); Punchstock pp.16 (palm of hand). 42 (ice melting). 44 (Life saving ring), 72 (child). 90 (St Paul·s). 100 (child). 106 (doctor). 119: Retna pp.S (Kiera FylesfShaz:nay Lewis); Reuters p.116 (Kai Pfaffenbach): Rex Features pp.S (Huw John/Danny jones, lnfernofEverettfMartin Freeman, BEI/Grefory Pace/ Helena Christensen), 6, (Richard Saker{bald man, girl with sunglasses). 7. 10 (The SunfMystic Meg). 11 (Kevin FOYfPalmistry Sign). 23 (Steve Maiseyfsuit). 36 (R.P. ProductionsJRumea.m LtdJOliver and Fagan). 40 (crowd). 53 (Sipa Press/air crash). 57 (Stewart Cook} chimpanzee), 90 (RHPl.{Walter Rawlings/post box). 91 (Andre Segre). 110 (hooligan). 156 (RayTangJAdvertising Hoarding): Scala Archives p.63 (Edward Hopper: cape Cod MOrning. 1950. Washington DC, Smithsonian American Art Museum ): Howard Schatz pp.60, 61 ; Science Photo library p.84 (Earthrise. footprint): Daniel ). Simmons p.92 (gorilla): Specialist News Service p.67; Sportsphoto p.23 (Michael Mayhew/plastic macs); Stockbyte p.44 (handgun): Te1egraph p.47 (David Burgess/ Farley Nursery School): Virgin Atlantic p.26: Irving Wardle p.78; the photograph of the OEDon p.112 from Oxford University Press Archives. reproduced by permiSSion to the Secretary of the Delegates of Oxford University Press. Commissioned photography: by Gareth Boden p.13 (boy with tomatoes). 22 (Goth) 56 (couple at breakfast). 117 (fiat): Mark Mason pp.5S (lighter and spray), 110 (tip. jeans). 111. 148. 154 Uunk mail) n/ustrations by: cartoonstock{lan Baker pp.18, 50, 76-77.81,82. 11 3: Cartoonstock{Neil Bennet p.38: caltoonstock/Clive Goddard 94: Phil Disley pp.9, 24. 33.46.53.59,73.74.92,93.109.146. 148.149. 151. 152: Mark Duffin p.85; Marie-Helenejeeves pp.14, 15. 28; Kath HextaJl pp.12. 62, 63. 86, 11 8: lUustrationwebf Srualt Holmes p.65: Ellis Nadler pronunciation symbols: Annabel Milne pp.13, 43: 1l10rogood llIustrationfKanoko & Yuzuru pp.30-31; Annabel Wrighl pp.68-69. 70 l'iClure researdl alullllustraUotl$ commissioned by: calhy Blackie
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SPECIAL EDITION Upper-intermediat 5
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Contents Grammar Voubulary Pronunci
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A G revision: question formation V
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B G auxiliary verbs; the ... the ..
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6 LISTENING & READING a Read the be
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c G present perfed (simple and cont
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G RAM MAR present perfect (simple a
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What does the future hold? COLLOQUI
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GRAMMAR I Complete the sentences wi
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A G adjectives as nouns, adjective
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3 READING a Look at the photos on p
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G narrative tenses, past perfect co
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GRAMMAR narrative tenses, past perf
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c (i adverbs and adverbial phrases
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SPEAKING o Communication Reading ha
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Flying high COLLOQUIAL ENGlISH THE
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~RAMMAR Circle the right answer, a,
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ms), it is said that. .. , he is th
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ms), it is said that..., he is thou
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4 C RAM MAR passive (all forms), it
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G future perfect and future continu
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7 GRAMMAR future perfect and future
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G conditionals and future time clau
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4 GRAMMAR conditionals and future t
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THE INTERVIEW lCJ a You are going t
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GRAMMAR a Complete the second sente
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(i unreal conditionals V feelings P
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mals oO! caught fIre? ,u had been o
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3 GRAMMAR unreal conditionals I Wha
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4 LISTENING a 4.14 What's the diffe
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3 VOCABULARY the body 4 PRONUNCIATI
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Stage and screen COLLOQUIAL ENGLISH
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G gerunds and infinitives V music P
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3 VOCABULARY music a 5.4 Listen and
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G used to, be used to, get used to
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4 VOCABULARY sleep "reams fall keep
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c G reporting verbs; as V the media
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3 VOCABULARY the media news noun [u
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THE INTERVIEW lCJ a You are going t
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A C articles V collocation: word pa
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5 LISTENING a Have you ever had to
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B C uncountable and plural nouns; h
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5 LISTENING a 6.9 You are going to
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3 READING a You are going to find o
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THE INTERVIEW lCl a You are going t
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GRAMMAR Choose a, b or c. 1 After t
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G structures after wish V oed / -in
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4 READING a Look at the photos of t
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G clauses of contrast and purpose;
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4 GRAMMAR clauses of contrast and p
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G relative clauses V prefixes P wor
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