Unit 13 films and cinema

Listen and repeat /f/ /v/ fan fiction van vote first photograph vine Stephen form enough view leave... Adjective forms of verbs Example: Form: Present participle: V-ing Past partici

UNIT 13:

FILMS AND

CINEMA

Part E: LANGUAGE

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I Pronunciation

1 The consonants /f/ and /v/

I Grammar

1 Attitudinal adjectives formed from Verbs

2 It was not until … that…

3 Articles: A/an/the

What can you see in the picture?

flowers

vase

leaf

I Pronunciation

/f/: voiceless sound /v/: voiced sound

1 Listen and repeat

/f/ /v/

fan fiction van vote

first photograph vine Stephen form enough view leave

2 Practice reading the

sentences.

1 He feels happy enough.

2 I want a photograph for my self and my wife.

3 Would you prefer a full photograph or a profile?

4 Stephen is driving a van full of vines.

5 We used to live in a village in the valley.

6 They arrived in the village on a van.

1 Adjective forms of verbs

Example:

Form: Present participle: V-ing

Past participle: V-ed

Usage:

V-ing: - having active meaning

- the subject causing the action

- describe the nature of people/things

V-ed: - having passive meaning

- express people’s attitude or feelings

II Grammar and

vocabulary

Example:

Situation:

A boy is watching a film which is about a ghost s life. ’

- The ghost in the film makes

the boy horrified

-The ghost is really horrifying

for him to watch

Horrify

Ex1 Write the adjectival

forms of the verbs below.

Ex: interest interesting

1.fascinate 6 bore

2 excite 7 surprise

3 terrify 8 amuse

4 irritate 9 embarrass

5 horrify 10 frustrate

exciting terrifying irritating horrifying

boring surprising

fascinating

amusing frustrating embarrassing

Ex2 Use an adjective

form of the verb in brackets to complete

each sentence.

(Exercise 2 on page 140)

1 a The weather is depressing

b This weather makes me depressed

2 a Tan is interested in astronomy

b He finds astronomy very interesting

3 a The program was boring

b I was bored with the program

4 a Lan is really excited about going to

Singapore

b It will be an exciting experience for her

5 a Huong often finds her job exhausting

b At the end of the day’s work she is often

exhausted

Ex3 Choose the best

answer:

1.She doesn’t like her job It is so ( boring /

bored )

2 I seldom visit art galleries I’m not very

( interesting / interested ) in art

3 He’s starting a new job next week He’s quite

( excited / exciting ) about it

4 We went for a very long walk It was very

( tiring / tired )

5 Everyone was ( surprised / surprising ) that he

passed the exam

2 It was not until + time

in past + that …

(Mãi cho đến năm nào đó cái gì đó mới xảy ra.)

=>It was not until 1915 that the cinema really

became an industry.

Ex: The cinema did not become an industry until

1915.

* Rewrite the following

sentences, using 

‘ It was not until that ’

1 She didn’t become a teacher until 1990.

2 He didn’t know how to swim until he was 30.

3 They didn’t begin to learn English until 1980.

Key:

3 Articles:

Ex: I have a dog The dog is

clever.

* A/an: Indefinite articles + singular N

( mạo từ không xác định với danh từ số ít) A+ N begin with consonants ( phụ âm)

An + N begin with vowels ( nguyên âm)

* The: definite articles + singular/plural N

( mạo từ xđ với danh từ số it, số nhiều)

Ex4 Put a – an – the in

each blank if necessary.

1 This morning I bought a newspaper and

(1) magazine (2) newspaper is in

my bag, but I don’t know where I put

(3) magazine

2 I saw (4) accident this morning

(5) car crashed into (6) tree

(7) driver of (8) car wasn’t hurt,

Key :

the

A

an

a the

The

the

HOMEWORK

* Redo exercise 3,4 in textbook.

* Prepares the next lesson

unit14 – Reading