unit 13- language focus

It’s played in the water with 7 players per team It’s similar to football but the players use hand to pass the ball Look at the picture UNIT 13:THE 22 ND SEA GAMES LANGUAGE FORCUS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10 TH 2010 Look at these pictures   Rule: we link the last consonant of the preceding word with the first vowel of the following. Eg: Far away She’s a teacher   1. Look at these pictures. 2. The plane took off despite the fog. 3. Mrs. Brown’s quite old. 4. She’s from Australia. 5. She has many friends in London. 6. It’s upstairs. 7. Tom used to live here. 8. Put on your helmet, please. 9. I want to move into a new flat with some friends. 10.Don’t forget to turn off the lights.           Nam is getting_______________fatter and fatter The______ Nam eats, the_____ he ismore fatter - Structure 1: Comparative + and + comparative Short adj: adj-er and adj-er Long adj: more and more + adj + Use: To say that something is changing continuously Eg: She is more and more beautiful. The quality of this product is better and better - Structure 2: The + comparative, the +comparative + Use: to say that one thing depends on another thing. Eg: The richer he is, the more miserly he becomes. A B 1. Finding a job is becoming 2. Traveling is becoming 3. As I waited for my interview, I became 4. That hole in your pullover is getting 5. As the Conversation went on, he became 6. The suitcase seemed to get 7. Her English is improving, it’s getting a. more and more nervous b. bigger and bigger c. More and more difficult d. More and more talkative e. More and more expensive f. Better and better g. Heavier and heavier as I carried it upstairs Exercise 1: Match a half-sentence from box A with a suitable half-sentence from box B to make meaningful sentences Complete each of the sentences, using the structure comparative + and + comparative with the words in brackets: . similar to football but the players use hand to pass the ball Look at the picture UNIT 13:THE 22 ND SEA GAMES LANGUAGE FORCUS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10 TH 2010 Look at these pictures   Rule: we