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My brother is going to play the guitar and I’ll sing the blues.. III- PRACTICETask 1: Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first one, using the words give

I- WARM-UP: ODD ONE OUT!

Work in pairs Circle the one that is different

1 wear please hair

2 bull wool prune

3 brandy flower hour

4 come some blame

please

prune brandy

blame

What do you think of the game you have just played?

=> Today, we’ll practise distinguishing

these sounds.

II- PRACTICE II.1 LISTEN AND REPEAT

please

pleasure

play

plenty

black blouse blue blow

pride pretty precious practice

brown bread brother broad

II.2 PRACTISE READING ALOUD THE DIALOGUE

A: Brian, What is Bretty presenting on Sunday?

B: She’ll teach us how to play English pronunciation games.

A: Are you going to prepare for it?

B: Yes My brother is going to play the guitar and I’ll sing the blues.

A: What clothes are you going to wear, Pretty?

B: Black brown blouse and jeans.

A: How about a small present for Bretty after her presentation?

B: Please bring something not very precious.

B- GRAMMAR I- PRESENTATION

Where’s the station?

Turn left after the

bridge.

A: “I want to get to the station.”

A man told me to turn left after the bridge

I’m not feeling well You should go to the doctor.

Alice advised Hellen to go to the doctor.

Can you help me?

The old woman asked them to help her

What do you think of those

situations?

REPORTED SPEECH WITH “TO-INFINITIVE”

1)In order to report “orders, requests, warnings,

advice, and invitation”, we use the structure:

S + ASKED / TOLD + O + (NOT) TO-INFINITIVE ORDERED / REQUESTED /

ADVISED / INVITED / WARNED / …

Examples:

a- “Get out of my room,” she said.

=> She told me to get out of her room.

b- “Could you carry some bags, Mike?”

=> I asked Mike to carry some bags.

c- “Would you like to have dinner with us?

=> They invited me to have dinner with them.

2) We often report “offers, promises, and threats”

by using the structure.

S + OFFERED / PROMISED + TO-INFINITIVE

THREATENED

Examples:

a- “Can I help you, Mai?” said Nam.

=> Nam offered to help Mai.

b- “I’ll be careful.”

=> He promised to be careful.

c- “I will hit you.”

=> She threatened to hit me.

III- PRACTICE

Task 1: Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first one, using the words given

1- “We’ll come back again.”

2- “You’d better not swim too far from the shore,” the lifeguard said to us

=> They promised to come back again.

=> The lifeguard advised us not to swim too far from the shore.

3- “Could you close the window?” John said to Peter

=> John asked Peter to close the window

4- “You should join the football team, Eric,” said the teacher.

=> The teacher encouraged Eric to join the

football team.

5- “I’ll give it to him tomorrow,” John said.

=> John promised to give it to him the following day.

6- “I’d like Lan to become a doctor,” my mum said

=> My mum wanted Lan to become a doctor.

7- “Remember to lock the door before going to

school,” my sister said.

=> My sister reminded me to lock the door before going to school.

8- “You should go home and rest for a while,”

said the boss

=> His boss advised him to go home and rest for a while.

III.2 Fill in each gap with the suitable reporting

verb from the box

offered – advised – told – promised – threatened - invited

1- “Can I do the washing up?” I ……….

2- “I won’t forget the shopping”, she

………

3- “Would you like to come to my party?”, he

……… her.

4- “I phone the police”, she ………

5- “You should stop smoking”, the doctor

……… me.

6- “Wait outside!”, I ……… her

offered promised

invited

threatened advised

told

IV- PRODUCTION

Task 2: Write the following sentences in reported speech, using the right form of the words given

in the brackets

1- “You should not drink too much beer.” (ADVISE)

=> She advised me not to drink too much beer

2- “Come and see me whenever you want.” (INVITE)

=> He invited her to come and see him whenever she

wanted

3- “Please don’t smoke in my car.” (ASK)

=> The taxi driver asked me not to smoke in his car.

4- “Sue, give me your phone number.” (TELL)

=> Jack told Sue to give him her phone number

C- HOMEWORK

+ Do Exercise 2 : sentences 5-8, page 65 + Preview Unit Six – Reading lesson