Unit 6 FUTURE JOBS e LANGUAGE FOCUS

Exercise 2: Circle the letter of the one under lined word or phrases that is not correct.. Circle the letter of the one under lined word or phrases that is not correct.- A man whose was

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a b c d e f g sing a song of abc come on boys and come on girls sing a song of abc

a for apple and b for boy

c for cat and d for dog

e for egg and f for fish

g for girl and h for hand

i for ice cream and j for jet

k for kite and l for lamp

m for man and n for nose

o for orange and p for pen

q for queen and r for rain

s for sugar and t for tree

u for umbrella and v for van

w for water and x for x mas

y for yellow and z for zoo

it s so simple all can do come on boys and come on girls sing a song of abc

a b c d e f g sing a song of a b c come on boys and come girls sing a song of abc

A for apple and B for boy

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E: LANGUAGE FOCUS

Weak and strong form of some conjunctions and prepositions

UNIT 6 : FUTURE JOBS

trong các tr ờng hợp sau:

+ Khi từ đó xuất hiện ở đầu hoặc cuối câu nói, hay khi

từ đó đ ợc đem t ơng phản với 1 từ khác.

Ex: The letter is from / fr כm /, not to / tu:/ him.

+ Khi từ đó đ ợc đánh trọng âm vỡ mục đích nhấn mạnh

của ng ời nói, hay đ ợc trích dẫn.

Ex: she is clever but [b t] ʌ lazy

I Pronunciation:

What are you looking at?

She bought a book, and two pens

Thanks for coming

Where is it from?

I want to ask you a question

I’m from Hanoi

The letter was to him, not from him

First of all I want to thank you for coming

She’s the one I’m fond of

3 Practise reading these sentences

Game: Who is faster

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Ex2: My classmete is sitting over there I like her best

Relative pronoun (S of send)

 My classmate, who/whom I like best, is sitting over there

Relative pronoun (Object of like)

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Ex3: The flowers are beautiful You bought them yesterday.

Ex4: I know the girl Her father works in this bank

 I know the girl whose father works in this bank.

possessive of father.

 The flowers which you bought yesterday are beautiful.

Relative pronoun (Object of bought)

Exercise 1:

Add who , whoever , whose , whom or which to

complete the following sentences:

1 I don’t know told you that, but they were wrong.

2 There is one person to _ I owe more than I can say.

3 It was the kind of accident for _ nobody was really to blame

4 The success of a shared holiday depends on you share it with

5 On Sunday _ was my birthday, we went out for a meal

6 At 6.00pm, _ was an hour before the plane was due, thick fog descended

7 Mrs Brown was the first owner dog won three

prizes in the same show

8 Mary was late yesterday, was unusual for her

9 _ leaves last should turn off the lights

whose which

whoever

Exercise 2: Circle the letter of the one under

lined word or phrases that is not correct

1 A man whose was carrying a lot of money in the box got on the bus.

GAME : Noughts and

Circle the letter of the one under lined word or phrases that is not correct.

- A man whose was carrying a lot of

A B C

money in the box got on the bus.

D

who

- Nam is usually lake for school, who makes

A B C

every one annoyed

D

whichCircle the letter of the one under lined

word or phrases that is not correct.

- Most of the people whose were

A B

injured in the crash recovered quickly

C D

Circle the letter of the one under lined

word or phrases that is not correct.

who

- Britain imports many cars who were

A B C

made in Japan

D

Circle the letter of the one under lined

word or phrases that is not correct.

which

- The pupils whoever I love very much

A B C

are playing in the school yard.

D

Circle the letter of the one under lined

word or phrases that is not correct.

whom/who

Circle the letter of the one under lined

word or phrases that is not correct.

- They appreciate these engineers who

A B

contribution is very important

C D

whose

Congratulation!

1 A man who was carrying a lot of money in the box got on the bus.

3 Most of the people who were injured in the crash recovered quickly

4 Britain imports many cars which were made in Japan

 A man carrying a lot of money in the box got on the bus

 Most of the people injured in the crash recovered quickly

Present participial phrase

Past participial phrase

Past participial phrase

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4 Britain imports many cars which were made in Japan

 A man carrying a lot of money in the box got on the bus

 Most of the people injured in the crash recovered quickly

Present participial phrase

Past participial phrase

Past participial phrase

Ex1:

Ex2:

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+ Present participial phrases (V-ing) replaced

relative clauses which have active meanings

relative clauses which have passive meanings

2 Presentation 2: Participial phrases

c) Practice: Exercise 2 Join the following sentences in two ways

Example: Look at the man He is teaching in the classroom

Look at the man who is teaching in the classroom

Look at the man teaching in the classroom.

1 I read a book It was written by a friend of mine

2 In the street there were several people They were waiting for the shop to open

3 There are a lot of people in your office They want to talk to you

4 The cowboy fell off his horse He had been wounded by an arrow

5 John looked anxiously at his watch He wished he hadn’t come to the party

6 The children were playing football in the schoolyard They were my students.

7 Vietnam exports a lot of rice It is grown mainly in the south of the country

I read a book that was written by friend of mine

I read a book written by friend of mine

In the street there were several people who were waiting for the shop to open.

In the street there were several people waiting for the shop to open.

In your office there are a lot of people who want to talk to you.

In your office there are a lot of people wanting to talk to you.

The cowboy who had been wounded by an arrow fell off his horse.

John, who wished he hadn’t come to the party, looked anxiously to his watch John, wishing he hadn’t come to the party, looked anxiously to his watch.

The children who were playing football in the schoolyard were my students The children playing football in the schoolyard were my students.

Vietnam exports a lot of rice which is grown mainly in the south of the country Vietnam exports a lot of rice grown mainly in the south of the country.

1 Choose the best answer:

- The man who saves me from the lake was very brave

A to save

B saving

C saved

D save

2 Choose the best answer:

- Hamlet is a tragedy by shakespeare.

A Which was written

B Writing

C Written

D A & B are correct.

3 Add who, whoever, whose, whom, which to complete the sentence

- _ wants to go out the class in the lesson must ask the teacher

whoever

Look at the picture and answer the questions

4 Join the following sentences using relative clause.

- A scien tist discovered the new tron He was Jame chad wick

- A scien tist who was Jame

chad wick discovered the new

tron

Choose the word which has strong form of pronunciation.

- What do you and Lan look for?

Circle the letter of the one under line word or phrases that is not correct

- The boy who sister is my classmate studies very well.

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SUMMARY

- Learn grammar

- Do exercises:

Exercises 1: Read the sentences, paying attention to the weak form of the conjunctions and prepositions.

1 No, wait a minute Let me change that Let’s

have a brandy and a soda

2 I’d like to But I can’t

3 There you are, Betty – a bottle of milk

4 He hates to be away from me.

5 What are you looking for?

6 Where were you at one o’clock?

7 The book is to her, not from her.

- Learn grammar

- Do exercises:

Exercises 2: Rewrite each sentence so that it contains the word

in capitals and the meaning stays the same.

1 I like Brenda, she’s my kind of person (THAT)

Brenda is the kind of person that I like

2 The whole summer was sunny and warm, for a change (WHICH)

3 Jean was the first person I asked for advice (WHOSE)

4 Not a single house in the street had escaped undamaged

(WHICH)

5 It is an event I would rather forget (WHICH)

6 The police never caught the culprit (WHO)

7 I have read all of her books but one (WHICH)

8 The finder of treasure is entitled to part of its value (WHOEVER)