Unit 11 Traveling around Vietnam Language focus

V_ing  present participle Usage a present participle : phrase can be used as an adjective to qualify a noun with active... MAKE SENTENCES BY USING CUES 1.[r]

WELCOME TO MY

CLASSGood morning

Unit 11

Traveling around

VIET NAM

Mr.Qua

ng

La n

Ng a

Ho a

Miss Lien Na

m

1/ What’s Mr Quang doing?

- He’s walking up

the stairs.

2/ What’s Miss Lien doing?

- She’s carrying a white bag.

3/ What’s Nam doing?

- He’s talking to Miss Lien.

4/ What’s Ba doing?

- He’s sitting under the tree.

5/ What’s Lan doing?

- She’s standing by the table. 5/ What are Nga and Hoa doing? - They’re playing chess.

- Who is the man walking up the stairs?

The man walking up the stairs

is Mr Quang (Present participle

phrase)

V_ing  present participle

Usage

:

Form:

a present participle (phrase) can be used as

an adjective to qualify a noun with active

meaning.

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

MAKE SENTENCES BY USING CUES

1 Mr Quang / walking

 The man walking up the stairs is

Mr Quang.

2 Miss Lien / carrying

 The woman carrying the white bag

6 Nga and Hoa / playing

 The girls playing chess are Nga

and Hoa.

doll truc

k

Old lamp

toy s

flower

s

bo x

1.Where is the old lamps made in? 2.What color is the box painted?

3.What is the toy truck recycled

from?

4.What color is the doll dressed in?

5 What are the flowers wrapped

- How much is the old lamp made in China?

The old lamp made in China is 5 dollars.

(Past participle phrase)

Form:

Usage:

V_ed / V 3  past participle

a past participle (phrase) can be used as an

adjective to qualify a noun with passive

meaning.

PAST PARTICIPLE

1 box / paint green / $1

Ex: How much is the box painted

green?

The box painted green is 1

dollar

ASK AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS

USE PAST PARTICIPLE

2 truck / recycle from

cans / $2

3 doll / dress in red / $2

4 flowers / wrap in yellow

paper / $1

5 toys / keep in cardboard

box / $10

- Do you mind if I sit down?

 

Would you mind if I used the telephone?

Please go ahead.

Do you mind

if I turn up the stereo?

I’d prefer you didn’t.

Would you mind if I

turned on the air

conditioner?

Please do.

Would you mind if I

watched TV?

I’d rather you didn’t.

- Review Present and Past