Language focus

said Sue price sip bus piece z peas zip zoo buzz prize... Put one word with one suitable pictureSue zoo said Z sip zip Bus buzz Piece Peas /s/ /z/... Sue said sip bus piece price

Work in group Put one word with one suitable picture.

said Sue price

sip bus

piece

z peas zip zoo buzz prize

Put one word with one suitable picture

Sue zoo said Z sip zip Bus buzz Piece Peas

/s/

/z/

Friday, March 14th , 2008

I Pronunciation: Sound /s/ and /z/

Sue said sip bus piece price

zoo z

zip buzz peas prize

I Pronunciation

/s/

/z/

• Practice these sentences.

1. Susan loves classical music.

2 I like to listen to jazz records.

3 My aunt likes to watch the film “ The Sound of

Music”.

4 But my cousin prefers going to concerts.

5 He’s won the first prize for singing folk songs.

6 I’d like a piece of bread and some peas, please

Does Sue go to the zoo to see zebra

OR Does Sue go to the zoo for the zebra

to see Sue?

tongue-

twister

Zebra

II Grammar:

1 to+ infinitive

Eg:

(1) What do you study hard for?

( pass the exam)

- I study hard to pass the exam.

- To pass the exam, I study hard.

(2) What are you learning English for?

( sing English song)

- I’m learning English to sing English songs.

- To sing English song, I’m learning English

Exercise 1: Use the words in brackets to

answer the questions.

Eg:

What do you listen to classical for? ( feel relaxed)

I listen to classical music to fell relaxed.

= To fell relaxed, I listen to classical music.

2 I’m saving money to buy a cassette player

3 She practices singing all day to win the

singing contest

4 I’m learning French to sing French songs.

5 The monitor always goes to class on time to

Exercise 1

2 a cassette player buy a cassette player

3 the singing contest win the singing contest

4 French songs sing French songs

5 a good example for set a good example for

1 What did you phone her for?( good news)

- I phoned her to tell her good news

- To tell her good news, I phoned her

* We use “ to+ infinitive” to denote purpose.

to + infinitive

= so as to + infinitive

= in order to + infinitive

Form:

- I learn English to sing English songs.

so as to sing so as to sing

1 My father didn’t have time the newspaper.

2 I wish I had enough money a new bike.

3 I went to the post office a letter.

4 He telephoned me to the party.

5 She’s going to Britain English.

to read

to buy

to post

to invite

read see post write learn buy sing invite

2 Exercise 2: Choose the suitable verbs to fill in

the blanks Using “ to+ infinitive”.

- Phong often goes to school at 11.30.

What time does Phong go to school?

- Mrs Thu is our former teacher.

Who is your former teacher?

- I often listen to music whenever I have time.

WH- Question

2 Wh- Questions

1 What

1 If it rains, I’ll stay at home an watch T.V.

words/ phrases in the following sentences.

1 What will you do if it rains?

2 What sort of music does your father enjoy listening to?

3.When did he leave for Ho Chi Minh City?

4 Who wants to talk to you?

5 How did you spend the evening last night?

6 When does the film start?

1 If it rain, I will stay at home and watch T.V.

Home work

- Practice pronunciation: sound /s/ and /z/

- Do Ex 1 again using“ so as to+ infinitive” and in order to+ infinitive”.

- ( Reading)