English 10 - Unit 1 - Part E

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1 Mice like to eat this kind of food.

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2 This is the first month of the year.

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3 People often say “…… are the future of the world”.

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4 This place is smaller than a town.

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5 Western people usually hold their wedding ceremony here.

/’tʃi:z/

/’d ænj ʒ ʊə rɪ / /’t ildr ʃ ən/ /’v l d ɪ ɪ ʒ / /’ t :t ʃɜ ʃ /

/tʃ/ and /dʒ/

Unit 1: Friendship

E – Language Focus

I – Pronunciation

/d / ʒ /t / ʃ

passenger changeable village church January which

children mutual Put these words into the correct column

* Listen and repeat

Practise reading aloud these sentences

1 Just outside the village, there’s a bridge

2 Jane always enjoys George’s jokes.

3 Two jeeps went over the edge of the bridge.

4 Which picture do you think the child wants

to change?

5 Mix the mushrooms, chilli and cheese.

6 Do you like French salad and fish and chips?

I – Pronunciation

1 Just outside the village, there’s a bridge.

Practise reading aloud these sentences

I – Pronunciation

2 Jane always enjoys George’s jokes.

3 Two jeeps went over the edge of the bridge

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4 Which picture do you think the child wants to change?

5 Mix the mushrooms, chilli and cheese.

6 Do you like French salad and fish and chips?

1 I love reading books

2 I want to read an interesting book /

I want an interesting book to read

3 I let Peter read a book.

Example: I am hungry.

1 Infinitive with ‘ to’

II – Grammar

I want something to eat

Example: A: Let’s go out and play.

B: No, I’m sorry.

Want/promise (+ O ) + (not) to-V (infinitive) have/advise/allow… + O + (not) to-V (infinitive)

a Following some verbs

Agree/claim/tend/wish… + (not) To – V(infinitive)

1 Infinitive with ‘ to’

II – Grammar

a Following some verbs

1 Infinitive with ‘ to’

nice/ sorry/happy/delighted/lovely/eager…+ To-V(infinitive)

II – Grammar

Hello

Hello, It’s very nice

to meet you!nice

I’m very eager

to go on a picnic

with you

Me, too

* Note : except for busy, worth ( + V-ing )

Example : I’m busy studying

b Following some adjectives

This cup of coffee is hot She can’t drink it

1 Infinitive with ‘ to’

II – Grammar

This cup of coffee is too hot (for her) to drink.

… too + Adj + (for sb) + To – V(infinitive)

c Following “too + Adj”

He makes the baby cry.

Example: The girl let the dog leak her ice-cream

2 Infinitive without ‘ to’

II – Grammar

Make/let (causative verbs) + O + V (infinitive)

a Following some causative verbs (make, let…)

Watch/see/hear/feel (perceptive verbs)

+ O + infinitive

2 Infinitive without ‘ to’

II – Grammar

Example: Last night, I saw a thief break into the house.

b Following some perceptive verbs

Infinitive with ‘to’

• want/have/advise/allow…

+ O + to infinitive

• want/agree/claim/

promise/tend/wish…+ to

infinitive

• nice/sorry/happy/proud

delighted/lovely/eager …

+ to infinitive

(Except for busy/worth)

• too + Adj + (for sb)

• Make/let + O + infinitive

• Watch/see/hear/feel +O + infinitive

II – Grammar

Infinitive without ‘to’

1 Exercise 1: Put the words in the correct order to make

sentences, writing the main verb in the present simple and making the other an infinitive with ‘to’

1 who something eat want?

III – Exercises

2 letters I write some have

3 delighted hear I be the news

4 my shopping some mother do have

Who wants to eat something

I have some letters to write

I am delighted to hear the news

My mother has some shopping to do

III – Exercises

1 Exercise 1: Put the words in the correct order to make

sentences, writing the main verb in the present simple and making the other an infinitive with ‘to’

5 always much talk have you too about

6 lovely see it again you be

7 out cold it go too be

8 Passed exams know happy I be that you have the

You always have too much to talk about

It is lovely to see you again

It is too cold to go out

I am happy to know that you have passed the exam

2 Exercise 2: Rewrite the sentences, using the words

given in brackets

III – Exercises

1 They got out of the car (The police watched)

2 They allow him to write a letter to his wife (They let)

3 They talked in the next room (I heard)

4 The customs officer told him to open the briefcase (The customs officer made)

The police watched them get out of the car

They let him write a letter to his wife

I heard them talk in the next room

The customs officer made him open the briefcase

Example: They arrived at home late (He saw)

He saw them arrive at home late

2 Exercise 2: Rewrite the sentences, using the words

given in brackets

III – Exercises

5 The cat jumped through the window (The boy saw)

6 Maybe the company will ask him to pay some extra money (Do you think the company will make)

7 The animal moved towards me, I felt it (I felt)

8 She wants to go for a picnic (Do you think her parents will let)

The boy saw the cat jump through the window

Do you think the company will make him pay some extra money?

I felt the animal move towards me

1 They asked Bill (finish) his work as soon as possible

III - Consolidation

Give the correct form of the verbs in basket

2 Peter feel something (come) from behind

5 Do you think they will let us (smoke) in the restaurant?

4 I am very surprised (receive) such a beautiful present

6 He was proud (be) a nobleman

3 The exercise is too difficult (do)

They asked Bill to finish his work as soon as possible

Peter feel something come from behind

The exercise is too difficult to do

I am very surprised to receive such a beautiful present

Do you think they will let us smoke in the restaurant?

He was proud to be a nobleman

Thanks for your attending

Good bye!!!