Vocabulary in Use High Intermediate Student's Book with AnswersA three-level vocabulary series for both self-study and classroom use. This best-selling series gives students the support they need to master words and phrases in American English. New language is taught in manageable two-page units with presentation of vocabulary on the left-hand page and practice activities on the right. Suitable for self-study or classroom use, the books are informed by the Cambridge International Corpus to ensure vocabulary taught is useful, up-to-date, and presented in a natural context. Firmly based on current vocabulary acquisition theory, this series promotes good learning habits and teaches students how to discover rules for using vocabulary correctly. The High Intermediate level teaches approximately 3,500 vocabulary items. |
Contents
general advice | 2 |
specific techniques | 4 |
Organizing a vocabulary notebook | 6 |
The names of English language words | 8 |
Using your dictionary | 10 |
Reviewing vocabulary | 13 |
Guessing and explaining meaning Word formation | 14 |
Suffixes 9 Prefixes 10 Roots 11 Abstract nouns | 22 |
Health and medicine | 106 |
Transportation | 108 |
Vacations | 110 |
Numbers and shapes | 112 |
Science and technology | 114 |
Computers and the Internet | 116 |
The media and the press | 118 |
Politics and public institutions | 120 |
Compound adjectives | 25 |
noun + noun 14 Compound nouns verb + preposition 15 16 Words from other languages | 30 |
Abbreviations and acronyms | 32 |
New words in English | 34 |
Words and pronunciation 18 Words commonly mispronounced | 36 |
Onomatopoeic words | 38 |
Homonyms | 40 |
Connecting and linking words 21 2222 Time | 42 |
Condition | 44 |
Cause reason purpose and result | 46 |
Concession and contrast | 48 |
Addition | 50 |
Textreferring words | 52 |
Discourse markers in speech | 54 |
Discourse markers in writing | 56 |
Countable and uncountable nouns Uncountable nouns | 59 |
Nouns that are usually plural | 60 |
Countable and uncountable nouns with different meanings 29 30 31 | 62 |
Collective nouns | 64 |
33 | 66 |
Containers and contents | 68 |
Countries nationalities and languages | 70 |
The weather | 73 |
Describing peoples appearance | 74 |
Describing peoples character | 76 |
general | 78 |
Relationships | 79 |
At home | 80 |
Binomials | 81 |
Everyday problems | 82 |
Global problems | 84 |
Education | 87 |
Work | 89 |
Sports | 91 |
The arts | 93 |
Music | 95 |
Food | 97 |
The environment | 99 |
Towns | 100 |
The natural world | 102 |
Clothes | 105 |
Crime | 122 |
Money and finances | 124 |
Feelings and Actions 63 Belief and opinion | 126 |
Pleasant and unpleasant feelings | 128 |
Likes dislikes and desires | 130 |
Speaking | 133 |
The six senses | 134 |
What your body does | 136 |
Basic Concepts 69 Number quantity degree and intensity | 138 |
Duration of time | 140 |
Distances and dimensions | 142 |
Obligation need possibility and probability | 144 |
Sound and light | 146 |
Possession giving and lending | 148 |
Movement and speed | 150 |
Texture brightness density and weight | 152 |
Success failure and difficulty | 154 |
Idioms describing people | 156 |
Idioms describing feelings and mood | 166 |
Idioms connected with problematic situations | 168 |
Idioms connected with praise and criticism | 170 |
Idioms connected with using language | 172 |
Miscellaneous idioms | 174 |
Proverbs | 177 |
Phrasal verbs and verbbased expressions 89 Expressions with do and make | 178 |
Expressions with bring and take | 180 |
Expressions with | 182 |
Expressions with set and | 185 |
Expressions with come and | 186 |
Miscellaneous expressions | 188 |
Special Topics 95 Headline English | 190 |
The language of signs and notices | 192 |
Words and gender | 194 |
Formal and informal words | 196 |
Varieties of English | 198 |
American English and British English | 200 |
Pronunciation symbols | 202 |
Index | 203 |
Answer key | 236 |
Making uncountable nouns countable This | 249 |
Common terms and phrases
a/an Abstract noun adjectives adverbs American English Australian English automated teller machine bank blanks with words British English Canadian English cell phone clothes collocations common Complete these sentences compound nouns countable countable nouns credit card crime describe dictionary if necessary digital video recorder engineer example Exercises feel Fill follow-up formal headlines idioms informal Internet John Crosby Lan Nguyen language listed live look Match means memory stick movie newspaper noise notebook one's person phrasal verbs play Possible answers prepositions problems Rewrite these sentences smoke someone sound suffix syllable talk There's things U.S. dollar uncountable nouns underlined words Unit usually vacation Verbs associated vocabulary weather words and expressions Write