Avenues
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mY PRESS
,Published by the Press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge
The Pitt Building. Trumpington Street, Cambridge, CB2 1RP
40 West 20th Street, New York, NY 10011-4211, USA
10 Stamford Road, Oakleigh, Victoria 3166, Australia
© Cambridge University Press 1994, 1996
First published 1994
Revised Edition 1996
Printed in Great Britain
at the University Press, Cambridge
ISBN 0 521 49979 8 Coursebook
ISBN 0 521 49980 1 Teacher’s Book
ISBN 0 521 49981 X Set of 2 Class Cassettes
ISBN 0 521 49983 6 Workbook
ISBN 0 521 49982 8 Workbook with Answers
ISBN 0 521 49984 4 Workbook Cassette
Copyright
The law allows a reader to make a single copy of part of a book
for purposes of private study. It does not allow the copying of
entire books or the making of multiple copies of extracts. Written
permission for any such copying must always be obtained from the
publisher in advance.
TAG
,Avenues
Revised Edition
COURSEBOOK
David Foll & Anne Kelly
Bune 3] CAMBRIDGE
5) UNIVERSITY PRESS
, Plan of the book
VOCABULARY
1 Language | 1 Learning English p. 7 Questions
2 English in the world p. 11 Grammar terms Dictionary skills
3 Unspoken messages p. 14 Pronouns Ways of communicating
4 Exam skill: All about the exam p. 17
2 Eating aud drinking 1 National food p. 19 Nouns
2 Some like it hot p. 21 Adverbs Taste
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3 Food for thought p. 24 Phrasal verbs
4 Exam skill: Gap-filling (open) p. 27
3 People 1 Judging by appearances p. 30 ) Conditional sentences (1) Describing people’s appearance
2 Quite a character p. 33 Relative clauses
3 Heroes and heroines p. 35 |Making deductions
4 Exam skill: Writing (1) p. 38
4 Town and country 1 On the map p. 42 Comparatives and superlatives Geographical features
Passive
2 In the city p. 46 Conditional sentences (2)
[3 On the land p. 49 Farming
4 Exam skill: Speaking (1) p. 52
5 A question of health - 1 Health and fitness p. 56 The present
2 What’s the cure? p. 59 Doctors and dentists
Symptoms
3 Physically different p. 61 Adjectives ending in -ing and -ed
4 Exam skill: Rewriting sentences p. 65
6 A place called home 1 Neighbourhoods p. 68 | Present perfect
2 Living room p. 70 Word formation: Compounds and adjectives
3 Interiors p. 73 The past (1)
4 Exam skill: Reading (1) p. 76
7 On the move 1 On the road p. 80 Reported statements Cars
2 Airmail p. 85 Word formation: Nouns
3 Exotic holidays p. 88 Modal verbs (1)
4 Exam skill: Writing (2) p. 91
8 What's in the news? 1 From our own correspondent p.94| The past (2)
2 News into history p. 97 Conditional sentences (3)
3 How could it happen here? p. 100 | Time relationships Disaster
4 Exam skill: Gap-filling (multiple choice) p. 102
= tates
mY PRESS
,Published by the Press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge
The Pitt Building. Trumpington Street, Cambridge, CB2 1RP
40 West 20th Street, New York, NY 10011-4211, USA
10 Stamford Road, Oakleigh, Victoria 3166, Australia
© Cambridge University Press 1994, 1996
First published 1994
Revised Edition 1996
Printed in Great Britain
at the University Press, Cambridge
ISBN 0 521 49979 8 Coursebook
ISBN 0 521 49980 1 Teacher’s Book
ISBN 0 521 49981 X Set of 2 Class Cassettes
ISBN 0 521 49983 6 Workbook
ISBN 0 521 49982 8 Workbook with Answers
ISBN 0 521 49984 4 Workbook Cassette
Copyright
The law allows a reader to make a single copy of part of a book
for purposes of private study. It does not allow the copying of
entire books or the making of multiple copies of extracts. Written
permission for any such copying must always be obtained from the
publisher in advance.
TAG
,Avenues
Revised Edition
COURSEBOOK
David Foll & Anne Kelly
Bune 3] CAMBRIDGE
5) UNIVERSITY PRESS
, Plan of the book
VOCABULARY
1 Language | 1 Learning English p. 7 Questions
2 English in the world p. 11 Grammar terms Dictionary skills
3 Unspoken messages p. 14 Pronouns Ways of communicating
4 Exam skill: All about the exam p. 17
2 Eating aud drinking 1 National food p. 19 Nouns
2 Some like it hot p. 21 Adverbs Taste
‘= Jt
3 Food for thought p. 24 Phrasal verbs
4 Exam skill: Gap-filling (open) p. 27
3 People 1 Judging by appearances p. 30 ) Conditional sentences (1) Describing people’s appearance
2 Quite a character p. 33 Relative clauses
3 Heroes and heroines p. 35 |Making deductions
4 Exam skill: Writing (1) p. 38
4 Town and country 1 On the map p. 42 Comparatives and superlatives Geographical features
Passive
2 In the city p. 46 Conditional sentences (2)
[3 On the land p. 49 Farming
4 Exam skill: Speaking (1) p. 52
5 A question of health - 1 Health and fitness p. 56 The present
2 What’s the cure? p. 59 Doctors and dentists
Symptoms
3 Physically different p. 61 Adjectives ending in -ing and -ed
4 Exam skill: Rewriting sentences p. 65
6 A place called home 1 Neighbourhoods p. 68 | Present perfect
2 Living room p. 70 Word formation: Compounds and adjectives
3 Interiors p. 73 The past (1)
4 Exam skill: Reading (1) p. 76
7 On the move 1 On the road p. 80 Reported statements Cars
2 Airmail p. 85 Word formation: Nouns
3 Exotic holidays p. 88 Modal verbs (1)
4 Exam skill: Writing (2) p. 91
8 What's in the news? 1 From our own correspondent p.94| The past (2)
2 News into history p. 97 Conditional sentences (3)
3 How could it happen here? p. 100 | Time relationships Disaster
4 Exam skill: Gap-filling (multiple choice) p. 102
