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Univ ersity Printing House, Cambridge cb2 8bs, United KingdomOne Liberty Plaz a, 20th Floor, New York, NY 10006, USA477 Williams town Road, Port Melbourne, VIC 3207, Australia4843/24, 2nd Floor , Ansari Road, Daryaganj, Delhi -110002, India79 Anson R oad, #06-04/06, Singapore 079906Cambridg e University Press is part of the University of Cambridge.It further s the University's mission by disseminating knowledge in the pursuit ofeduc ation, learning and research at the highest international levels of excellence.www .cambridge.orgInf ormation on this title:www .cambridge.org/elt© Cambridg e University Press 2017This public ation is in copyright. Subject to statutory exceptionand t o the provisions of relevant collective licensing agreements,no r eproduction of any part may take place without the writtenpermission of Cambridg e University Press.Fir st published 1997F ourth editionA c atalogue record for this publication is available from the British LibraryISBN 978-131662831-7 E dition with answers and ebookISBN 978-131663171-3 E dition with answersISBN 978-131663172-0 ebook

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e University Press has no responsibility for the persistence or accuracyof URLs f or external or third-party internet websites referred to in this publication,and does no t guarantee that any content on such websites is, or will remain,ac curate or appropriate. Information regarding prices, travel timetables, and otherf actual information given in this work is correct at the time of first printing butCambridg e University Press does not guarantee the accuracy of such informationther ea˛er. Cont entsThanks Intr oductionL earning1L earning vocabulary2K eeping a vocabulary notebook3U sing a dictionary4English languag e wordsThe w orld around us5Countr y, nationality and language6The physic al world7We ather8Animals and insec tsP eople9The body and mo vement10Describing appe arance11Describing char acter12F eelings13F amily and friends14Gr owing up15R omance, marriage and divorceDaily lif e16Daily r outines17The plac e where you live18Ar ound the home19Mone y20He alth21Clo thes22F ashion and buying clothes23Shopping 24F
ood25Cooking

26City lif

e27Lif e in the country28T ransport29On the r oad30No tices and warningsE ducation and study31Classr oom language32School educ ation33S tudying English and taking exams34Univ ersity educationWork and business

35Jobs

36T
alking about your work37Making a c areer38Working in an offfic e39Running a c ompany40Business and financ eL eisure and entertainment41Sport and leisur e42Compe titive sport43Books and films

44Music

45Special e

ventsT ourism46T ravel bookings47Air tr avel48Ho tels and restaurants49Caf

Žs50Sight

seeing holidays51Holidays b y the seaCommunic ation and technology52Ne wspapers and television53Phoning and t exting54Comput ers55Email and the Int ernetEnglish V ocabulary in Use Pre-intermediate and Intermediate3

Social issues

56

Crime57

Politics58

Climate change59

War and violenceConcepts

60

Time61

Numbers62

Distance, dimensions and size63

Objects, materials, shapesand colour

64

Containers and quantitiesFunctional language

65

Apologies, excuses and thanks66

Requests, permissionand suggestions

67

Opinions, agreeingand disagreeing

68

Likes, dislikes, attitudesand preferences

69

Greetings, farewells and specialexpressions

Word formation

70

Prefixes: changing meaning71

Sufffixes: forming nouns72

Sufffixes: forming adjectives73

Compound nounsPhrase building

74

Word partners75

Fixed phrases76

Fixed phrases in conversation77

Verb or adjective + preposition78

Prepositional phrases79

Phrasal verbs 1: form and meaning80

Phrasal verbs 2: grammarand styleKey verbs

81

Make, doandtake:uses and phrases

82

Key verbs: give, keep and miss83

Get:uses, phrases andphrasal verbs

84

Go:meanings and expressions85

The sensesWords and grammar

86

Uncountable nouns87

Verb constructions 188

Verb constructions 289

Adjectives90

Prepositions: place and movement91

AdverbsConnecting and linking

92

Time and sequence93

Addition and contrast94

Reason, purpose, result, conditionStyle and register 95

Formal and informal English96

Completing forms and CVs97

Writing an essay98

Formal letters and emails99

Informal emails and messages100

AbbreviationsAnswer key

Phonemic symbols

Index

Acknowledgements

How to use the ebook

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English Vocabulary in Use Pre-intermediate and Intermediate‭‭‭‭‭‭‭‭‭‭

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ocabulary in Use Pre-intermediate and Intermediate5 Intr oductionT o the studentThis book will help y ou learn more than 2,000 words and phrases, and you can use itwithout a t eacher. There are 100 units in the book. You can study them in any order, butthe fir st four units have information about vocabulary that will help you with your learning.Her e is what the pages look like:Thele˛ -handp agepr esentsthe ne w vocabulary.Ne w vocabulary is inbold.

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-handp age practises thene w vocabulary.Ther e is an example ine ach exercise to help you.Pic tures anddiagr ams showthe me aning ofsome w ords.E xamplesent ences helpy ou to understandne w words.Ther e is space for yout o write your answers.Ov er to youis a chanc e for you touse the ne w wordst o write abouty ourself, your lifeand y our country.A ˛er you do the exercises, you can check your answers in theAnsw er keya t the back of thebook . You will also find possible answers for most of theOv er to youe xercises.TheInde xa t the back of the book has all the new words and phrases from the units, witha phonemic tr anscription to help you with pronunciation. If you have the edition with theebook , you can listen to the pronunciation of all the new vocabulary, and there are morepr actice exercises as well. seep262f or more information about the ebook.It is a g ood idea to have a dictionary when you use the book. sometimes you may want abilingual dic tionary, so you can find a translation; sometimes the book asks you to use anEnglish dic tionary for an exercise. You also need a notebook when you are studying. The studyunit s 1-4in this book will giv e you ideas and information to help you to use your notebookand bec ome a better learner. I hope you enjoy using this book.6English V ocabulary in Use Pre-intermediate and Intermediate T o the teacherThis book c an be used in class or for self-study. It is intended for learners at the upper A2 leveland B1 le vel on the Council of Europe scale, and teaches more than 2,000 words and phrases.The v ocabulary is organised around common everyday topics, but also contains units ondiˇ erent aspects of language such as phrasal verbs, uncountable nouns and link words andphr ases. These units provide key information about lexis, but also help to ensure that learnersar e exposed to the most important vocabulary for their level. The first four units are dedicatedt o aspects of vocabulary learning such as record keeping and dictionary use. The book hasbeen writ ten so that units can be studied in any order, but I recommend you look at these fours tudy units first, as they provide learners with important advice about vocabulary learning ing eneral.Thr oughout the book, vocabulary items have been chosen for their usefulness in a wider ange of everyday situations, and this task has been made easier by having access to theEnglish Pr ofile (EP). Forming part of a large research programme sponsored by the Council ofEur ope, the EP helps teachers and students identify the words or phrases that a learner can bee xpected to know at each level of the Common European Framework. The words and phraseshav e mainly been selected using the Cambridge Learner Corpus, examination wordlists andclassr oom materials, and in this book the main focus is on words and phrases at the upperend of the A2 lequotesdbs_dbs1.pdfusesText_1

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