Vocabulary for First Certificate. Thomas B., Matthews L.

2008. — 137 p.

Cambridge Vocabulary for First Certificate covers all the vocabulary First Certificate candidates need. It provides students with practice of exam tasks from the Reading, Writing, Listening and Use of English papers. It includes useful tips on how to approach exam tasks and learn vocabulary. It is informed by the Cambridge International Corpus and the Cambridge Learner Corpus to ensure that the vocabulary is presented in genuine contexts and covers real learner errors. It is designed to match the updated exam for December 2008.

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Contents
Hiwledgements vj
reduction 1
do I learn and revise vocabulary? 2
1 Good life plan 6
2 Earth, sea and sky * 10
З Soundwaves • 14
4 Highs and lows » 18
5 Looking back 22
6 Getting the message across 28
17 The world of work 32
8 Everyone's different 36
9 Get active 40
10 My world 44
11 Moving around 50
12 Time off 54 в
13 Around town 58
14 Shared tastes 62
15 Media mania 66
16 Stages of life 72
17 Shopping in style 76
18 Home territory 80
19 Green planet 84
20 My judgment 88
Four 92
soendix 1 Phrasal verbs 94
Appendix 2 Word building 96
M*ndix3 Spelling 98
Speaking checklist 99
Appendix 5 Writing checklist 100
key Id
ding scripts 120
brdlist 129
CD Tracklist 137

What does the book aim to do?
It introduces and practises the most relevant and useful vocabulary that you need to do well in the First Certificate in English (FCE) exam and then provides exam tasks in which the vocabulary you have learnt can be re-used and practised.
Who is it aimed at?
The book is designed for students working alone who want to revise and extend their vocabulary. But it can also be used as part of an FCE course in the classroom, or set as homework by a teacher.
What order should I do the units in?
You can work through the units in any order, but you should study all the units if you want to prepare thoroughly for the exam. You may want to start with a particular unit because it relates to a topic in your coursebook or because you have a writing task to do on a particular topic.
How do I use the book?
It is best to work through a unit from beginning to end as one exercise may revise the vocabulary from a previous exercise. The exam practice section revises vocabulary from the whole unit.

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