E.8_U.11_LANGUAGE FOCUS

Monday, July 14, 2014 Period 68 * – ing participles …. Say who each person is. - The man walking up the stairs is Mr. Quang. - The woman carrying a bag is Miss Lien. - The boy standing next to Miss Lien is Nam. Grammar - The girl …. • STUDY: • The boy reading a book is Ba. • The clause “reading a book” is called ing “– participles ” • The sentence can be written like this: • The boy is reading a book. He is Ba = The boy is Ba. The boy is reading a book. Grammar of “ ing participles”–  NOTES:  “– ing participles are used to join ” 2 clauses into 1.  Clauses with ing participles must be in “– ” active meaning. (The boy is reading) * - ed participles …. Describe the good for sale…. -The box painted green is one dollar. - The truck made from recycled aluminum cans is $ 2. - The doll dressed in pink is two dollars. -The flowers wrapped in… - The toys kept in … Grammar • STUDY: • The old lamp made in China is $ 5. • Clause “made in China” is called “– ed participles” • The sentence can be written like this: • The old lamp is $ 5. The old lamp is made in China. Grammar of ed participles“– ”  NOTES:  “– ed participles” are used to join 2 clauses into 1.  Clauses with “– ed participles” must be in passive meaning. (The boy is reading) * Use “mind” in requests …. Work with a partner…. b) Would you mind putting out your cigarettes? - No, of course not. c) Would you mind getting me some coffee? - I’m sorry, I’m too busy right now. - Would you mind waiting a moment? - I’m sorry, I can’t. * * Use “ Use “ mind mind ” in requests ” in requests … … . . Work with a partner…. Work with a partner…. . Clauses with “– ed participles” must be in passive meaning. (The boy is reading) * Use “mind” in requests …. Work with a partner…. b) Would you mind putting out your cigarettes? - No, of course. participles must be in “– ” active meaning. (The boy is reading) * - ed participles …. Describe the good for sale…. -The box painted green is one dollar. - The truck made from recycled aluminum cans. you mind if I turn off the stereo? - I’d rather you didn’t. - I’d rather you didn’t.  e) Would you mind if turned on the air-conditioner? / e) Would you mind if turned on the air-conditioner?