Module 4. New Cutting Edge Elementary ppt

Language focus 1Present simple: he and she; like ...ing; Activities Present simple: positive and negative he, she and it • In the he/she/it positive form of the Present E.g.: He loves

Module 4:

Module 4:Loves and hates

► Present simple: he and she; like ing,

► Reading: An American star in London

and a British star in Hollywood

► Task: Find an e-mail friend

► Real life: Asking politely

Listening: Loves & hates

• Which do you like?

• Which do you hate?

• Which are you frightened?

2 Do you know what do they love or hate?

Language focus 1

Present simple: he and she; like ing;

Activities

Present simple: positive and negative

(he, she and it)

• In the he/she/it positive form of the Present

E.g.: He loves chocolate She bores dogs It opens at five o clock

The spelling rules for he, she and it

Verb Rule

1 Most verbs add “s”

e.g.:

Beth come s from the USA.

Paul want s a new car.

The spelling rules for he, she and it

Verb Rule

2 Verb ends in a consonant + y => change

e.g.:

I stud y chemistry but he stud ies history,

This airline fl ies to Paris.

She play s tennis in the afternoon

The spelling rules for he, she and it

Verb Rule

3 Verb ends in: ch, sh, s, x, o add -es

Andrew watches a lot of videos

My father finishes work at six

She misses her home very much

She relaxes at weekend

She goes to work by bus

The spelling rules for he, she and it

Verb Rule

I have breakfast at 6.00.

He has breakfast at 7.00.

My child has short dark hair.

She has a new shirt

• Spelling rules for third singular (He/She/It)

Verb Rule example

Go ->goes

Other verbs Add -s Look -> looks

Have Change have->has I hav e -> he has

Language focus 1: Present simple

<I> Present simple: negative (he, she

and it)

We form the negative with doesn't (= does not) + verb

He doesn't eat meat

She doesn't like coffee

It doesn't open on Sunday

She/ He/ It + does not + VShe/ He / It + doesn’t + V

Language focus 1: Present simple

<I> Present simple: Question (he, she

and it)

We form the questions with Does/

doesn't

Does he eat meat? No, he doesn’t

Doesn’t she drink coffee? Yes, she

Look back Review of Present simple!!!

Cameron Diaz

She doesn’t like TV

2 Match the words to the pictures

3 Work in pairs Ask and answer what your partner

like and doesn’t like Use the pictures in 2

Do you like cooking?

No, I don’t I

hates it

She loves listening to music

My friends enjoys playing sports in his free time.

He/she/it + likes/loves/enjoys + V-ing

3.a Write about yourself Use this

tips

b Tell about your friend Can you

guess who is that person?

Reading –p37

• 1 Look at the photos Do you know who they are? What are their jobs? Where do they live?

Reading –p37

• 2 Read the text quickly What nationality is each person? Where do they live?

Reading –p37

3 Read the text again Who

• goes to the pub a lot?

• comes from an ordinary town?

• likes cycling with her children?

• loves rugby?

• thinks Americans work very hard?

• enjoys the art and theatre in Britain?

• misses her family?

• misses her friends?

Language focus 2

Present simple questions: he and she

Grammar

1 Questions and short answers

We form he/she/it Present simple questions with

does + verb

• Does she like London?

Yes, she does

• Does she miss the USA?

No, she doesn't

(NOT: Does she likes?)

Language focus 2

Present simple questions: he and she

PRACTISE 1

A Use the prompts to make questions

• I where Madonna live?

-> Where does Madonna live?

• 2 what her husband do?

• 3 she like Britain?

• 4 what she love?

• 5 she miss the USA?

• 6 where Catherine Zeta Jonescome from?

• 7 where she live now?

• 2 what her husband do?

-> What does her husband do?

• 3 she like Britain?

->Does she like Britain?

• 4 what she love?

-> what does she love?

• 5 she miss the USA?

-> Does she miss the USA?

• 6 where Catherine Zeta Jones come from?-> where does Catherine Zeta Jones come from?

• 7 where she live now?

-> Where does she live now?

PRACTISE 1

• B Work in pairs Ask and answer the questions.

PRACTISE 2

Choose the correct verb form.

This (1) is / are my friend Sarinder He (2) 's / 're

at college with me He (3) come / comes from

Delhi in India, but now he (4) live / lives in

Brighton with his parents and brother His

parents (5) is / are both doctors at our local

hospital After Sarinder (6) finish / finishes

college, his parents (7) want / wants to go back

to India because Sarinder's grandfather (8) own / owns a small children's hospital near Delhi, and they (9) want / wants to work there.

Every year they (10) go / goes back to India

and (11) stay / stays with Sarinder's

grandparents Sarinder (12) love / loves

Brighton because he (13) 's got / 've got lots of friends here, but he (14) live / lives in a very

small house here and sometimes he (15) miss / misses his grandparents' big house in Delhi

They (16) 's got / 've got 2 fantastic garden with monkeys in it!

Language focus 3 Activity verbs and adverbs of frequency

Adverbs of frequency

• We use frequency adverbs and the

Present simple to say how often we do something.

PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE

Adverbs of frequency (trạng từ chỉ tần suất)

0% -50% -100%

Never hardly ever rarely sometimes often usually always

(seldom) (occasionally) (normally)

The usual positions are:

1.after “be”

e.g.: He is always tired.

2.Before the main verbs

e.g.: He usually comes to class early.

3 Between auxiliaries/ modals and the main verbs

e.g.: Does he usually come late?

He does not usually come late.

He can never come late.

LANGUAGE FOCUS 3:

• I sometimes go to the cinema with my friends

• Sometimes, I go to the cinema with my friends

• I go to the cinema with my friends, sometimes.

Exception:

• Adverbs like seldom, rarely, hardly ever, never have negative meanings → not

used in negative sentences

e.g.: She never eats meat.

Not: She does not never eat meat.

1 Write sentences about something

• you never do

• you sometimes do in the evening

• you often do at the weekend

• you usually do in the morning

• you always do on Sunday.

I never do exercises in the morning

I sometimes go out in the evening

I often get up late at the weekend

I usually go to school in the morning

I always visit my parents on Sunday

reading

Write your own e-mail

• Write an e-mail to a friend in America to introduce yourself

Real life Asking politely

I’d like three lemonade, please

Do you want a drink?

Do you want milk? I’d like one of those, please.

Excuse me I’d like the bill, please

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