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1 Chris Redston & Gillie CunninghamIntermediateStudent s Bookface2facewith CD ROM/Audio CD Cambridge University University Press0521603366 - face2face : Intermediate Student s Book with CD-Rom/Audio CDChris Redston and Gillie CunninghamFrontmatterMore informationCAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESSC ambridge, New York, Melbourne, Madrid, Cape Town, Singapore, S o PauloCambridge University PressThe Edinburgh Building, Cambridge CB2 2RU, on this title: Cambridge University Press 2006 This publication is in copyright. Subject to statutory exceptionand to the provisions of relevant collective licensing agreements, no reproduction of any part may take place without the writtenpermission of Cambridge University published 2006 Printed in the United Kingdom at the University Press.

2 CambridgeA catalogue for this publication is available from the British LibraryISBN-13 978-0-521-60336-2 Student's Book with CD-ROM/Audio CDISBN-10 0-521-60336-6 Student's Book with CD-ROM/Audio CDISBN-13 978-0-521-67684-7 Workbook with KeyISBN-10 0-521-67684-3 Workbook with KeyISBN-13 978-0-521-67685-4 Teacher's BookISBN-10 0-521-67685-1 Teacher's BookISBN-13 978-0-521-60340-9 Class Audio CDs ISBN-10 0-521-60340-4 Class Audio CDs ISBN-13 978-0-521-60344-7 Class Audio Cassettes ISBN-10 0-521-60344-7 Class Audio Cassettes ISBN-13 978-0-521-61398-9 Network CD-ROMISBN-10 0-521-613981 Network CD-ROMISBN-13 978-8-483-23369-6 Student's Book with CD-ROM/Audio CD, Spanish editionISBN-10 8-483-23369-X Student's Book with CD-ROM/Audio CD, Spanish editionISBN-13 978-3-125-39743-9 Student's Book with CD-ROM/Audio CD, Klett editionISBN-10 3-12-539743-X Student's Book with CD-ROM/Audio CD, Klett edition Cambridge University University Press0521603366 - face2face : Intermediate Student s Book with CD-Rom/Audio CDChris Redston and Gillie CunninghamFrontmatterMore information2 Contents123456 Born to be wildCD-ROM4A Ridersp28music collocationsPast Simple and Past Continuous.

3 Used to4B Adventurersp30character adjectivesPast PerfectPast Perfect or Past Simple4C Natural medicinesp32guessing meaning from contextReading: Nature s little helpers; Listening: Life in the junglelinking (2):/w/,/j/and/r/sounds4D It s just a game!p34softening opinions and making generalisationsadjectives to describe behaviour4 Review and Progress Portfoliop35 Reading and Writing Portfolio 4 Workbook p70 Home truthsCD-ROM5A Moving housep36homesmaking comparisons5B A load of old junkp38phrasal verbs (2) the future:will,be going to, Present Continuousthe future5C Flatpack worldp40verb patterns (1)Reading: A furniture empire; Listening: Shopping at IKEA fillers and false starts5D Is this what you mean?

4 P42materialsexplaining what you need5 Review and Progress Portfoliop43 Reading and Writing Portfolio 5 Workbook p72 Decisions and choicesCD-ROM6A Make up your mindp44makeanddofirst conditional and future time clauses6B Protective parentsp46reflexive pronounszero conditional; conditionals with imperatives and modal verbs; in casezero or first conditional6C Touch woodp48synonymsListening: The history of superstitions; Reading: Learn to be luckysentence stress (3)6D What s your opinion?p50discussion language6 Review and Progress Portfoliop51 Reading and Writing Portfolio 6 Workbook p74 Real WorldHelp with ListeningSkillsVocabularyHelp with ListeningGrammarVocabularyGrammarVocabul ary6A DReal WorldVocabularyHelp with ListeningSkillsVocabularyHelp with ListeningGrammarVocabularyGrammarVocabul ary5A DVocabularyReal WorldHelp with ListeningSkillsVocabularyHelp with ListeningGrammarVocabularyGrammarVocabul ary4A DHow do you feel?

5 CD-ROM1A Be happy!p4weekend activitiesquestion formsquestions with you1B Love it or hate itp6likes and dislikespositive and negative verb forms, words and phrasessentence stress (1) 1C The best medicinep8adjectives to describe feelings; prepositions with adjectivesListening: How we relax; Reading: Laugh? I feel better already!sentence stress (2)1D At a barbecuep10question tags1 Review and Progress Portfoliop11 Reading and Writing Portfolio 1 Workbook p64We haven t got timeCD-ROM2A Slow down!p12work collocationsmodal verbs (1); be able to,be allowed to,be supposed to2B Ready, steady, eatp14in the kitchenPresent Continuous and Present Simple2C It s a nightmarep16sleep; gradable and strong adjectives; adverbsListening: A sleep scientist; Reading: I just can t sleep!

6 Weak forms (1) 2D What s the matter?p18showing concern, giving and responding to adviceintonation (1): showing concern2 Review and Progress Portfoliop19 Reading and Writing Portfolio 2 Workbook p66 The tourist tradeCD-ROM3A Your holiday, my jobp20phrasal verbs (1): travelPresent Perfect Simple: experience, unfinished past and recent eventsPresent Perfect Simple or Past Simple3B Lonely Planetp22phrases with travel,getandgo onPresent Perfect Continuous and Present Perfect Simple3C Call that a holiday?p24word formation (1): suffixes for adjectives and nounsListening: Call that a holiday?; Reading: Holiday reviewslinking (1): consonant-vowel links3D A trip to Indiap26asking for and making recommendations3 Review and Progress Portfoliop27 Reading and Writing Portfolio 3 Workbook p68 Real WorldHelp with ListeningSkillsVocabularyGrammarVocabula ryHelp with ListeningGrammarVocabulary3A DHelp with ListeningReal WorldHelp with ListeningSkillsVocabularyGrammarVocabula ryGrammarVocabulary2A DReal WorldHelp with ListeningSkillsVocabularyHelp with ListeningGrammarVocabularyHelp with ListeningGrammarVocabulary1A D Cambridge University University Press0521603366 - face2face .

7 Intermediate Student s Book with CD-Rom/Audio CDChris Redston and Gillie CunninghamFrontmatterMore information3 Songsp100 Pair and Group Workp102 Language Summariesp114 Answer Keyp141 Recording Scriptsp142 Phonemic Symbolsp159 Irregular Verb Listp159CD-ROM/Audio CD Instructionsp160789 TechnologyCD-ROM7A Save, copy, deletep52computersability:be able to,manage,have no idea how,be good at, Want it, need it!p54electrical equipmentsecond conditionalfirst or second conditional7C Virus alert!p56use of articles:a,an,the, no articleListening: Computer viruses; Reading: Virus writersweak forms (2) 7D What s the password?p58indirect and direct questionsintonation (2): being polite7 Review and Progress Portfoliop59 Reading and Writing Portfolio 7 Workbook p76 One worldCD-ROM8A Changing weatherp60weatherthe passive8B Recycle your rubbishp62containersquantifiers:a bit of,too much/many,(not)enough,plenty of, Dangers at seap64word formation (2): prefixes and opposites, other prefixes and suffixesListening: Shark attack!

8 ; Reading: Saving Jesse s armlinking (3): review8D Be careful!p66warnings and advice8 Review and Progress Portfoliop67 Reading and Writing Portfolio 8 Workbook p78 Look after yourselfCD-ROM9A Get healthy!p68healthrelative clauses with who,that,which,whose,whereandwhen9B Good news, bad newsp70news collocationsPresent Perfect Simple active and passive for recent eventsPresent Perfect Simple active or passive9C Faking itp72connecting words:although,even though,despite,in spite of,howeverListening: How to spot a liar; Reading: Catch Me If You CanBritish and American accents9D At the doctor sp74at the doctor shealth problems, symptoms and treatment9 Review and Progress Portfoliop75 Reading and Writing Portfolio 9 Workbook p80 VocabularyReal WorldHelp with ListeningSkillsVocabularyHelp with ListeningGrammarVocabularyGrammarVocabul ary9A DReal WorldHelp with ListeningSkillsVocabularyHelp with ListeningGrammarVocabularyGrammarVocabul ary8A DHelp with ListeningReal WorldHelp with ListeningSkillsVocabularyHelp with ListeningGrammarVocabularyGrammarVocabul ary7A D101112 Happy ever after?

9 CD-ROM10A The anniversaryp76contacting people was/were going to,was/were supposed to10B Who s that?p78describing peoplemodal verbs (2): making deductions10C The party s overp80phrasal verbs (3) Reading: For better, for worse; Listening: Prenuptial agreements/t/and/d/at the end of words10D Do you mind?p82asking for, giving and refusing permissionintonation (3): asking for permission10 Review and Progress Portfoliop83 Reading and Writing Portfolio 10 Workbook p82 All part of the jobCD-ROM11A Any messages?p84things people do at workreported speech: sentences/h/ in he,his,himandher11B How did it go?p86adjectives to describe jobsreported speech (2): questions, requests and imperatives11C Undercoverp88verb patterns: reporting verbsReading: Undercover s success; Listening: Episode 5 of Undercovermissing words11D It s my first dayp90checking informationcontrastive stress11 Review and Progress Portfoliop91 Reading and Writing Portfolio 11 Workbook p84 Real or imaginaryCD-ROM12A I wish!

10 P92informal words and phraseswishes12B Important momentsp94phrases with getthird conditionalthird conditional12C Superheroesp96word formation (3): word familiesListening: The life of Stan Lee; Reading: The real Spider-Mansentence stress and weak forms: review12 Review and Progress Portfoliop98 End of Course Reviewp99 Reading and Writing Portfolio 12 Workbook p86 Help with ListeningSkillsVocabularyHelp with ListeningGrammarVocabularyGrammarVocabul ary12A CHelp with ListeningReal WorldHelp with ListeningSkillsVocabularyGrammarVocabula ryHelp with ListeningGrammarVocabulary11A DHelp with ListeningReal WorldHelp with ListeningSkillsVocabularyGrammarVocabula ryGrammarVocabulary10A D Cambridge University University Press0521603366 - face2face .