Unit 43: Take / took / taken
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- Unit 1: The family
- Unit 2: Birth, marriage and death
- Unit 3: Parts of the body
- Unit 4: Clothes
- Unit 5: Describing people
- Unit 6: Health and illness
- Unit 7: Feelings
- Unit 8: Conversations 1: Greetings and wishes
- Unit 9: Conversations 2: Useful words and expressions
- Unit 10: Food and drink
- Unit 11: In the kitchen
- Unit 12: In the bedroom and bathroom
- Unit 13: In the living room
- Unit 14: Jobs
- Unit 15: At school and university
- Unit 16: Communications
- Unit 17: Your phone
- Unit 18: Holidays
- Unit 19: Shops and shopping
- Unit 20: Online shopping
- Unit 21: In a hotel
- Unit 22: Eating out
- Unit 23: Sports
- Unit 24: Cinema
- Unit 25: Free time at home
- Unit 26: Music and musical instruments
- Unit 27: Countries and nationalities
- Unit 28: Weather
- Unit 29: In the town
- Unit 30: In the countryside
- Unit 31: Animals
- Unit 32: Travelling
- Unit 33: UK culture
- Unit 34: Crime
- Unit 35: The media
- Unit 36: Problems at home and work
- Unit 37: Global problems
- Unit 38: Have / had / had
- Unit 39: Go / went / gone
- Unit 40: Do / did / done
- Unit 41: Make / made / made
- Unit 42: Come / came / come
- Unit 43: Take / took / taken
- Unit 44: Bring / brought / brought
- Unit 45: Get / got / got
- Unit 46: Phrasal verbs
- Unit 47: Everyday things
- Unit 48: Talking
- Unit 49: Moving
- Unit 50: Conjunctions and connecting words
- Unit 51: Days, months, seasons
- Unit 52: Time words
- Unit 53: Places
- Unit 54: Manner
- Unit 55: Common uncountable nouns
- Unit 56: Common adjectives: Good and bad things
- Unit 57: Words and prepositions
- Unit 58: Prefixes
- Unit 59: Suffixes
- Unit 60: Words you may confuse
- Phonemic symbols
- Irregular verbs
- Index
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