MODULE 2

By TRUNG TRUC By TRUNG TRUC 1. Important 2. phrase 3. Pronunciation 4. wordspot 5. Narrative 6. channel 7. Prefer 8. nationality 9. Inventor 10. appear 11. Chef 12. cookery 13. Gap 14. check 15. Laugh 16. arrive 17. Movie 18. describe 19. Feeling 20 case VOCABULARY 21. Angry 22. bored 21. Angry 22. bored 23. Disappointed 24. embarrassed 23. Disappointed 24. embarrassed 25. Excited 26. impatient 25. Excited 26. impatient 27. In a good mood 28. nervous 27. In a good mood 28. nervous 29. Relaxed 30. scared 29. Relaxed 30. scared 31. Surprised 32. worried 31. Surprised 32. worried 33. Purse 34. wallet 33. Purse 34. wallet 35. Concert 36. spider 35. Concert 36. spider 37. Cancel 38. opinion 37. Cancel 38. opinion 39. Ill 40. upset 39. Ill 40. upset The simple past: structure English has two types of verbs in the past tense: • taught • walked • studied • gave • became • cried • lived • did Look at the following list of past tense verbs… which verbs are regular, and which are irregular?  Regular verbs  Irregular verbs For regular verbs, simply use the –ed form of the verb in a positive sentence. When I was a child, I ___________ the piano. Donna ______________ and _______________ in Paris when she was younger. For irregular verbs, use the correct past tense form in positive sentences. Last week, I ___________ you a letter. The students _____________ a speech in English. They __________ a great job! The verb BE Remember the forms of verb BE for the simple past tense: I, He, She, It WAS They, We, You WERE Simple Past (Negative) For all verbs (EXCEPT be), use: 1) Sara worked yesterday. Sara didn’t work yesterday. 2) They had an argument. They didn’t have an argument. 3) Sam took classes last year. Sam didn’t take classes last year. 4) I learned how to sew. I didn’t learn how to sew. VERB BE (Negative) For this verb ONLY, never use didn’t. Simply ADD the word NOT after the verb. I was tired. I was NOT tired. She was here. She was NOT here. They are happy. They are NOT happy. [...]... was cooking dinner =in the middle of cooking dinner, he burned his hand 2 When Helen called, we were having dinner =in the middle of eating dinner, Helen called -Yesterday - Last + unit of time - period of time + ago -A certain past point -The last time + clause + was + clause……… Answer these questions 1 When were you born ? 2 Did you come to class yesterday? 3 Who invented the first steam engine?... 1968? 5 Where did you spend your last weekend ? 6 Could you talk when you were five months old ? 7 How did you learn English at school? 8 What happened in the USA on 11th September 20 01? Wordspot : 1 + adj FEEL She feels ill 2 + like + N / V-ing coffee a walk ? I feel like a cup of Do you feel like going for 1 Match the pictures with their How do you normally feel : names 3 •When you are at home watching... long time in a shop? •If you2 lose your purse/ wallet? •If you go to a big c flood rock concert? •If you miss your train your bus? •If your English lesson is cancelled? d epidemic 4 Choose the best words in the box to complete the following sentences dedicated initiated resulted appalled appealed 1 This woman has her whole life dedicated to helping others appealed 2 Police have for witnesses...Simple Past (question) For all verbs (EXCEPT be), use: 1 What did you do last weekend? I went to the countryside with my sister 2 Did the boy cry when he fell down? No, he didn’t 3 How did you feel when you got that bad result? I felt disappointed 4 Did she go to the cinema last night? Yes, she did Using both tenses together: Sometimes . Feeling 20 case VOCABULARY 21 . Angry 22 . bored 21 . Angry 22 . bored 23 . Disappointed 24 . embarrassed 23 . Disappointed 24 . embarrassed 25 . Excited 26 . impatient 25 . Excited 26 . impatient 27 . In. 26 . impatient 27 . In a good mood 28 . nervous 27 . In a good mood 28 . nervous 29 . Relaxed 30. scared 29 . Relaxed 30. scared 31. Surprised 32. worried 31. Surprised 32. worried 33. Purse 34. wallet 33 the USA on 11 th th September September 20 01? 20 01? Wordspot : FEEL Wordspot : FEEL 1. 1. + adj. + adj. She feels ill. She feels ill. 2. 2. + like + N / V-ing + like + N / V-ing