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1 IntermediateCompanionFrench EditionSue Kay, Vaughan Jones & Jill LeatherbarrowInside OutNewWelcome to the New Inside Out Intermediate Companion!What information does the New Inside Out Companion give you? a summary of key words and phrases from each unit of New Inside Out Intermediate Student s Book pronunciation of the key words and phrases translations of the key words and phrases sample sentences showing the words and phrases in context a summary of the Grammar Extra Reference from New Inside Out Intermediate Student s BookAbbreviations used in the Companion (art) article(v) verb(v*) irregular verb(adj) adjective(n) noun(phr v) phrasal verb(pron) pronoun(prep) preposition(det) determiner(f) feminine(m) masculine(pl n) plural noun(adv) adverb(conj) conjunction/ / big fish /b f //i / green beans /gri n bi nz//U/ should look / d l k//u / blue moon /blu mu n//e/ ten eggs /ten egz// / about mother / ba t m // / learn words /l n w dz// / short talk / t t k// / fat cat /f t k t// / must come /m st k m// / calm start /k m st t// / hot spot /h t sp t// / ear / //e / face /fe s// / pure /pj // / boy /b // / nose /n z//e / hair /he //a / eye /a //a / mouth /ma //p/ pen /pen//b/ bad /b d//t/ tea /ti //d/ dog /d g//t / church /t t //d / jazz /d z//k/ cost /k st//g/ girl /g l//f/ far /f r//v/ voice /vo s// / thin / n// / then / en//s/ snake /sne k//z/ noise /no z// / shop / p// / measure /me r//m/ make /me k//n/ nine /na n// / sing /s //h/ house /ha s//l/ leg /leg//r/ red /red//w/ wet /wet//j/ yes /jes/VowelS and dIpHtHonGSConsonAnts1 Unit 1

2 Friends (page 4)admire (v) / d ma / Which famous person do you admire most?anonymously (adv) / n n m sli/ If you give something anonymously, you give it without telling people who you (adj) / v( )r / How many numbers does the average young person have on their mobile phone?on average / n v( )r / On average, how many friends do young people communicate regularly with online?brief (adj) /bri f/ the film La Vie en Rose reminded David how brief life can (against) (v) /br ( g nst)/ If something brushes against you, you feel it touch your (v) /k n fa d/ If you confide in someone, you tell them your private thoughts and party (n) / d n p ti/ A dinner party is a nice meal for several guests that is eaten in the evening at a friend s (off) (v) /da v ( f)/ If you dive off something, you move suddenly from it towards the dinner party/holiday etc / dri m d n p ti/ h l de / Your dream dinner party is one where you invite all your favourite (adj) / gl spi k / the United States and australia are English-speaking in love / f l n l v/ La Vie en Rose reminded david how wonderful it is to fall in (n)

3 /f / My greatest fear is standing on stage in front of thousands of people and forgetting what to say!funeral (n) / fju nr l/ A funeral is a ceremony for someone who has (n) /g ft/ A gift is another word for a present .graduate (v) / gr d ue t/ when will and tina graduated from university, they went their separate pleasure / g lti ple / A guilty pleasure is one you enjoy but feel slightly ashamed (v) / m pru v/ technology has improved the world in some ways, but not in anonymement moyen en moyenne br ve fr ler qn se confier qn d ner un plongeon une soir e-diner/des vacances de r ve etc qui parle anglais tomber amoureux crainte enterrement cadeau tre dipl m plaisir honteux, p ch am liorer 2aboUt yoU: Q & a (page 5)just taking it easy / st te k t i zi/ what are you doing this weekend? Just relaxing and taking it easy.

4 Keep busy / ki p b zi/ If you keep busy, you always have something to (n) / la f sta l/ will earns much more money than tina so they have very different living (n) / l v / What do you do for a living? I m a doctor. local (adj) / l kl/ She was looking for someone to share the house and put an advertisement in the local (n) / mem( )ri/ Your earliest memory is the first thing you remember doing as a (adj) / m rtl/ all human beings are mortal we are all going to die. the ocean (AmE) / i n/ The ocean is an american expression that means the same as the British expression the sea .realise (v) / r la z/ David was happiest before he realised his family were all mortal. receive (v) /r si v/ Do you prefer giving or receiving gifts?remind (v) /r ma nd/ the film reminded david of how brief life (v) /rent/ tina and will rented the same (v) /r ple s/ technology has replaced a lot of face-to-face interaction.

5 Research (ts) (n) /r s ; ri s / Hi, Carole, can I ask you a question for some research we re doing?satisfaction (n) / s t s f k n/ I don t earn a lot but I get a lot of satisfaction from my (v) / e / We shared the same house for nearly three stage / n ste / When an actor is on stage, he or she is performing in a theatre in front of an (adv) / stre t we / If something happens straightaway, it happens (adj) /strest/ does technology make us happier or more stressed?be supposed to be doing sth /b s p zd t b du I m sorry, I ve forgotten what I m supposed to be doing. s m /survey (v) / s ve / If you do a survey, you ask a lot of people their opinion about (n) / t p k/ A topic is a subject you talk or write (adj) / n ta di/ tina was very untidy I don t think she knew where we kept the vacuum cleaner! adverbs oF FreQUency/adverb phrases oF FreQUency (page 7)all the time / l ta m/ Sharon texts all the / lwe z/ she s always online chatting with day/week/weekend / evri de / wi k/ wi kend/ She calls me on Skype from australia every la couler douce tre toujours occup mode de vie un m tier local souvenir mortel la mer r aliser recevoir rappeler louer remplacer recherche satisfaction partager sur sc ne tout de suite stress tre suppos faire qch enqu te sujet, th me d sordonn e tout le temps toujours chaque jour/semaine/weekend from time to time /fr m ta m t ta m/ adam texts from time to time, but not very / nev / sharon never sends / n ml( )

6 I/ Carole normally uses the very often / n t very fn/ sharon doesn t speak on the phone very and again / na n gen/ Now and again she uses / ke n li/ adam texts occasionally, but not very times etc / w ns/ twa s/ ri ta mz He checks his emails twice a day/week / de / wi k/ rarely / re li/ I rarely write letters / regj l li/ a lot of young people regularly use / ju li/ How do you usually contact your friends?commUnication and technology (Keeping in toUch) (page 6)chat (with) (v) / t (w ) / Sharon is always online and chats with friends every your email / ek j r i me l/ How often do you check your email?close friendship (n) / kl s frend p/ A close friendship is one in which two people know each other very (v) /k mju n ke t/ nowadays a lot of people communicate regularly (v) / k nt kt/ How do you usually contact your friends by phone, email or text?

7 Email (n) / i me l/ How often do you check your email?face-to-face (adv) / fe s t fe s/ do you prefer communicating online or face to face?face-to-face interaction / fe s t fe s nt r k n/ technology has replaced a lot of face-to-face (n) / let / Carole rarely writes letters nowadays. (online) messaging (n) / ( nla n) mes / sharon uses online messaging to chat with her phone (n) / m ba l f n/ How many numbers do you have on your mobile phone?online (adv) / n la n/ Do men or women spend most time online?by phone/email/text / ba f n/ i me l/ tekst/ How do you usually contact your friends by phone, email or text?pick up the phone / p k p f n/ Carole usually contacts her friends by picking up the (n) / ska pi/ Skype is a technology that allows you to use your computer like a networking (tS) / s l netw k / Facebook and myspace are social networking (n) /tekst/ How many texts do you get a day?

8 Text (v) /tekst/ Adam texts from time to time but usually uses the temps en temps jamais normalement pas tr s souvent de temps autre occasionnellement une/deux/trois fois etc par jour semainerarement r guli rement d habitude chatter (avec) v rifier ton courriel amiti intime communiquer contacter e-mail en face face conversation en face facelettre messagerie en ligne portable en ligne par t prendre le t l. Skype r seaux interactifs texto envoyer un texto 4devenir des amis intimesse plaire (du premier coup) venir de milieux diff rentss loigner l un de l autrese f cher bien s entendre aller chacun son chemin avoir bcp de choses en commun avoir des hauts et des bass accorder avec qn tre l oppos elle/Il sera toujours l pour moi Comment va ? Comment va ? Comment va la vie ? bien. super! pas mal. Qu est-ce que tu as fait ces jours- ci?

9 Qu est-ce que tu as fait derni rement? Friendship expressionsbecome close friends /b k m kl s frendz/ we had a lot in common and quickly became close (straightaway) (v) /kl k (stre t we ) / We clicked straightaway and I told will he could move from different / k m fr m d fr nt If two people come from different backgrounds, backgrounds b kgra ndz/ they have very different apart / dr ft p t/ their lifestyles are very different now and they ve drifted out (phr v) / f l a t/ If two people fall out, they have an on well (together) / get n wel (t ge ) / We get on well together and are close your separate ways / g j sepr t we z/ After university, they went their separate a lot in common / h v l t n k m n/ We have one thing in common we re both crazy about your ups and downs / h v j r ps n da nz/ Everyone has ups and downs good moments and bad it off / h t t f/ when two people hit it off, they like each other a opposites (ts) /bi p z ts/ despite being friends, antonia and Jackie are opposites in many ll/He ll always be there / i l/ hi l lwe z b e although our lifestyles are different, Tina will always be there for me.

10 F mi / meeting Friends UnexpectedlygreetingsHow are things? / ha / How are things? Fine. How s it going? ha z t g / How s it going? not bad. How s life? / ha z la f/ How s life? Great, thanks! saying things are oKFine. /fa n/ How are things? Fine. Great! /gre t/ How s life? Great! not bad. / n t b d/ How s it going? Not bad. asking for newsWhat are you up to these days? / w t ju p tu i z de z/ What are you up to these days? oh, keeping busy, you know. What have you been up / w t v j b n p tu What have you been up to lately? not a lot, really. to lately? le tli/ saying you re in a hurryBetter get back to the office. / bet get b k t i f s/ Better get back to the office. see m afraid I can t stop. / a m fre d a k nt st p/ I m afraid I can t stop. take , I must dash. / l k a m st d / Look, I must dash I ll give you a ll give you a call.