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Inside Out Intermediate

Lessons Units and topics Speaking and writing

Reading and listening

Grammar Lexis Pronunciation

1-2. 1 FriendsFame p. 4.Close up p. 6.

Talking about friends, relatives and famous people Using basic question forms

Interview with Jade Jagger

Question forms Subject questionsPrepositions

Stress in questions

3-4. 1/2 Noughts and Crosses p. 7.Friends for life p. 9.

That was then this is now

Friendship expressions

5-6. 1/3 Anecdote p. 10.You’ve got a friend p. 11..

Talking about a close friend

Conversation about a close friend Song: You’ve got a friend

English in pop songs

Vowel sounds

7-8. 1/4 You’ve got mail p.13

Writing an e-mail and an informal letter about yourself

TEST




9-10. 2 Relax The Little Book of Calmp.14.Close up p.15.

Talking about stress and ways of relaxing

Four people talking about their lives and The Little Book of Calm Adverbs of

frequency

Expressions about stress, mannerisms and self-control

11-12. 2/2 Sally sees herself as she really is p.17.Close up p.18.

Sally sees herself as she really isPeople talking about books, films and music

Present tenses

Adjectives with -ed/ -ing

13-14. 2/3 Books, films and music p.20.A good read p.20.

How are you feeling? p.21.Anecdote p.21.

Giving opinions about books, films and music

Talking about a film you have seen or a book that you have read recently

How do you choose a book to read?

Words and expressions about books, films and music

15-16. 2/4 Net reviews p.22.A film reviewp.23.

Writing a reviewTEST

Web movies




17-18. 3 Dating Twenty-first century dating p.24.Close up p.25.

Talking about first dates and relationships

How two couples began their relationship

Interview about the relationships one year later

Present perfect and past simpleSince and for

Love and relationship expressions

19-20. 3/2 How we met p.27.Dream date p.28.

Talking about how couples meet

How we met

The schwa

21-22. 3/3 Ki astrology p.29.I don’t fancy yours much p.30.

Talking about the qualities of an ideal partner

Ki astrology

I don’t fancy yours much

Simple and compound adjectives describing personality Criticisms and generalisations: can be, tends to be

23-24. 3/4 A boyfriend’s worst nightmare p. 31.

Writing a final paragraph

TEST

A boyfriend’s worst nightmare

Get meaning become




25-26. 4 AdrenalinMy name is Mike and I’m a skydiver p.32.

Talking about frightening and exciting experiences

www.deadmike.com

Expressions about risk and excitementGradable and absolute adjectives

Intonation: practising stress to express strong feelings

27-28. 4/2 A sporting life p.35.

Close up p.36.

Talking about sport

Interview with a female boxer

People talking about past experiences

Past experiences: past simple/ present perfect/ past continous

29-30. 4/3 Anecdote p.38.

The Adrenalin Game p.39.

Talking about past experiences

31-32. 4/4 Close up p.40.

River Deep Mountain High p.41. TEST

People talking about sports

Song:River Deep Mountain High

Comparison: comparative and superlative adjectives




33-34. 5 Kids A child’s point of view p.42.

Close up p.43.

Talking about the qualities of a good child and a good parentWriting a definition

Children’s definitions of a mother Children’s definitions of everyday things

Defining relative clauses

35-36. 5/2 Omitting relative pronouns p.44.Where, when and whose p.44.Definition auction p.45.

Relative pronounsRelative clauses with where, when and whose

37-38. 5/3 Children’s rhymes p.46.First memory: The Bicycle p.47.

Talking about stories you read as a child

First memory: The Bicycle

Vocabulary: bicycle

Stress timing: children’s rhymes

39-40. 5/4 Second memory: The Great Mouse Plot p.48.Close up p.49.Anecdote p.49.

Talking about life at the age of eightTEST

Second memory: The Great Mouse Plot Used to and

would

Education expressions




41-42. 6 News The hunters and the hunted p.50.

Talking about celebrity gossip and privacy

PaparazziCollocations

43-44. 6/2 Close up p.52.

News in brief Irregular verbsThe passive voice

45-46. 6/3 Headline news p.54.

Writing a radio news broadcast

Radio news broadcasts

47-48. 6/4 Personal news p.56.A letter from Berlin p.57.

Completing a personal letter Replying to a letterTEST

Conversations giving personal news

Stress and intonation: showing empathy

49-50. 7 Party Spain’s third city sees winter off with a bang p. 58.

Talking about festivals

Spain’s third city sees winter off with a bang

Phrasal verbs Short vowels

51-52. 7/2 Close up p.60.Invitations p.61.

Inviting people outmaking excuses and arrangements

Conversation about dates and boyfriends

Future forms


Reading and listening Grammar Lexis Pronunciation

53-54. 7/3 Parties p.62.Anecdote - Let’s party! p.63.

Talking about partiesPlanning a party

Conversation about a good partyQuestionnaire – Are you a party animal or a party pooper?

Socialising expressions

55-56. 7/4 It’s my party…p.64.Special occasions p.65.

Writing a letter of invitation and a replyTEST

Song: It’s my party and I’ll cry if I want to

57-58. 8 Review 1Test yourself p.67.Once in a blue moon p.67.Friends p.68.Fancy going out? p.68.Sound and vision p. 69.Keep in touch p.69.Do you know Paris? p.69.

Six people talking about how they met

Do you know Paris?

Vowels: Sound and vision

Sentence stress

59-60. 8/2 Did you know? p.70.People and places p.70.far,far away p.71.A letter to a friend p.71. MID COURSE

TESTA letter to a friend




61-62. 9 Soap Pacific Heights p.72.

Talking about family relationships

Who’s who in Pacific Heights

Family relationshipsDescribing peopleSay/ tell

63-64. 9/2 Pacific Heights: Scene 1 p.74.Close up p. 76.

Talking about the characters in Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights: Scene 1 Reported speech

Phrasal verbsEveryday expressions

65-66. 9/3 Pacific Heights: Scenes 2-4 p.77.

Talking about friends and family

67-68. 9/4 Pacific Heights: The next episode p.79.Close up p.80.

Writing a TV preview

Talking about your futureWriting predictionsTEST

Watch the next episode of Pacific Heights

Will for prediction with continous and perfect tenses




69-70. 10 Time Sayings about time p.82.Punctuality p.83.

Comparing sayings about time

Questionnaire

Sounds: /s/, /z/,/ð/, /θ/

71-72. 10/2 Dates p.84.Prepositions p.84.Time expressions p.85.

A woman talking about dates that are important to her Time

prepositions and expressions

73-74. 10/3 Things to do p.86.Collocation p.87.Close up p.88.

Talking about rules and regulations

Time-saving tips: lists

Must, should, can, have to: obligation, prohibition and permission

75-76. 10/4 Office cultures p.89.To whom it may concern p.90

Talking about work placesWriting a business letterWriting a letter of applicationTEST

People talking about their work placeFlight attendants




77-78. 11 JourneyThe Beach p.92.Conrad’s round-the-world trip p.93.

Talking about reasons for travellingDescribing places

The Beach

Conversation about a round-the-world trip

Geographical locationDescribing places

79-80. 11/2 Close up p.94.Wish you were here p.95.Anecdote p.95.

Writing holiday postcardsTalking about a perfect weekend

Interview with three people talking about a perfect weekend

Speculation and deduction: must, could, may

81-82. 11/3 Close up p.96.Coast to coast p.97.Anecdote p.97.

Talking about a journey

A motorbike trip

Past perfect

83-84. 11/4 Close up p. 98.Tell us a story p.99.

Writing a narrativeTEST

A pilot’s mistake




85-86. 12 Basics First date p.100.Close up p.101.

Talking about eating habitsUsing formal and informal register

Conversation at a restaurant on a first date

QuantifiersCountable and uncountable nouns

Restaurant language

87-88. 12/2 Eating out p.102.Anecdote p.103.

Talking about eating out

Social register

89-90. 12/3 What’s for dinner? p.104.Incredible edibles p.105.

Designing a mealTalking about unusual foods

Interview about eating unusual foods

Vocabulary of food, tastes and ways of cooking

91-92. 12/4 Bedtime p.106.Report writing p.107.

Writing up the results of a survey

Sleep survey report

Words and expressions about sleep habits




93-94. 13 CommunicationAfter the beep p.108.Telephone language p.109.

Making phone calls Useful website addresses and telephone numbersMessages on an answering machineTelephone conversations

95-96. 13/2 Close up p.110.

Real conditionals

97-98. 13/3 Stereotypes p.112.

Talking about male and female stereotypesTalking about different generations

99-100. 13/4 What do men and women really think? p.114. TEST

QuestionnaireSurvey highlights




101-102. 14 Style Morning routines p.116.Suits you p.117.

Talking about getting ready in the morning Talking about tastes in clothes

People talking about their favourite clothes

Clothes and materials

103-104. 14/2 Close up p.118.Anecdote p.118.

Clothes and accessories

Adjective orderIdioms

105-106. 14/3 First impressions p.120.Ugly p.122.Close up p.122.

Describing people Come togetherSong:Ugly

107-108. 14/4 Interview with Jon Bon Jovi p.123.Close up p.124

Talking about wishes

TEST

Interview with Jon Bon Jovi

I wish + past simpleUnreal conditionals




109-110. 15 Age If... p.126Wishes p.127.

Talking about regrets

If... I wish...If only...

Age and regrets

111-112. 15/2 Close up p.127.Act your age p.129.

Talking about age limits

Ageism turned her into a liarConversation between a woman and her boyfriend

Unreal conditionals

113-114. 15/3 Close up p.130.Unreal! The conditional game p. 131.

115-116. 15/4 What would you have done? p.132.Sweet sixteen p.133.

Talking about different ages in lifeAsking questions politely

Uncomfortable situationsWhat happened afterwardsPeople talking about the best age to be

Indirect questions




117-118. Review 2 Who said what? p.134.I wish... p.134.In your dreams p.135.The real you p.135.I predict...p.136.

119-120. Review 2/2 The world of languages p.136.Doing the right thing p.137.Greetings from Vietnam p. 138 FINAL TEST