UNIT 6 : LANGUAGE FOCUS HOT

REPORTED SPEECH WITH GERUND  She thanked him for helping her carry those bags... Exercise 1:Change direct speech into reported speech1.“I hear you passed your exams.. “You mustn't dri

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UNIT 6: COMPETITIONS

What is this?

train

dress twenty

What is

this number?

I Pronunciation

UNIT 6

PERIOD: 35 LANGUAGE FOCUS

/tr/ - /dr/ - /tw/

/tr/ /dr/ /tw/

Put these words into the correct column

traffic

twin

dreadful drink troops

drive

dress

trousers twelve

trouble tropical twinkle

1.John always enjoys travelling by train.

2.Jane’s teeth are troubling her.

3.Geoge is driving dangerously.

4.Her new dress is absolute dream.

5.She has an amused twinkle in her eyes 6.Think twice before doing something.

Practice reading aloud these sentences

“Congratulations!

You won the

game!”

He congratulated me on winning the game

 She thanked him for helping her carry those bags

SNOWMAN

“Thank you for helping

me carry these bags.”

REPORTED SPEECH WITH

GERUND

 She thanked him for helping her carry

those bags.

V + O + prep + V-ing

 USE: USE: To report thanking, congratulation, accusation, prevention

II GRAMMAR

accuse s.o of V_ing : buộc tội ai về việc gì

blame s.o for V_ing : đổ lỗi cho ai về việc gì

thank s.o for V_ing : cảm ơn ai về việc gì

criticize s.o for V_ing : chỉ trích ai về điều gì

stop s.o from V_ing : ngăn cản ai khỏi việc gì

prevent s.o from V_ing : ngăn cản ai khỏi việc gì

congratulate s.o on V_ing : khen ngợi ai về việc gì

warn s.o against V_ing : khuyến cáo ai đừng làm gì

V + O + prep + V-ing

Exercise 1:Change direct speech into reported speech

1.“I hear you passed your exams Congratulations!” John said to

us

John congratulated on

2“You didn’t pay attention to what I said,” the teacher said to the

boy

The teacher accused …… of

3.“Don’t stay at the hotel near the airport,” I said to Ann

I warned against

4 “You can’t run out of the garden,” Ms Kelly said to the children

5 “You mustn't drink too much coffee,” Marta told John

6 “It was you that told the secret,” I said to Ann

Exercise 1:Change direct speech

into reported speech

1.“I hear you passed your exams Congratulations!”

John said to us.

John congratulated …… on ………

2 “You didn’t pay attention to what I said,” the teacher

said to the boy.

The teacher accused …… of ………

3.“Don’t stay at the hotel near the airport,” I said to Ann

I warned …… against ………

us passing our exams

had said

Ann staying at the hotel near the airport

4 “You can’t run out of the garden,” Ms Kelly said to the children.

5 “You mustn't drink too much coffee,” Marta told John

6 “It was you that told the secret,” I said to Ann

Exercise 1:Change direct speech into

reported speech

Exercise 2: Choose A, B, C, or D that best completes the sentence or has the closest meaning to the original one.

1.The police prevented us _getting into the park.

2.“Don’t cut flowers in the park!”, the old lady said to us.

A The old lady wanted us to cut flowers in the park.

B The old lady insisted us on cutting flowers in the park.

C The old lady warned us against cutting flowers in the park.

3 It was nice of you to invite me to dinner Thank you,” Miss White said to

George

A Miss White prevented George from inviting her to dinner

B Miss White thanked George for inviting her to dinner.

C Miss White congratulated George on inviting her to dinner.

D Miss White blamed George for inviting her to dinner.

C

B

A

UNIT 6: COMPETITIONS

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

- Review pronunciation and grammar points.

- Do exercises

- Prepare “TEST YOURSELF B”