Unit 9 part 1

Grammar Review• RELATIVE PRONOUNS • NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES... Grammar ReviewRELATIVE PRONOUNS RELATIVE PRONOUNS For People For Things... Grammar ReviewRELATIVE PRONOUNS RELATIVE P

UNIT 9

English 9

UNIT 9

English 9

• Part A Vocabulary & Pronunciation

• Part B Grammar Review

Part A Vocabulary & Pronunciation

Part A Vocabulary & Pronunciation

Part A Vocabulary & Pronunciation

Part B Grammar Review

• RELATIVE PRONOUNS

• NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES

Part B Grammar Review

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

For People For Things

Part B Grammar Review

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

For People For Things

who/ that

Part B Grammar Review

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

For People For Things which/ that

Part B Grammar Review

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

For People For Things

who/ that

as subject or object

Part B Grammar Review

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

For People For Things

who/ that

as subject or object

E.g.: I met a girl who/ that told me much about John.

I met the girl who/ that my mother told me about.

Part B Grammar Review

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

For People For Things which/ that

as subject or object

Part B Grammar Review

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

For People For Things which/ that

as subject or object

E.g.: I lent her the book which/ that my mother gave me last week.

The book which I lent her introduced about a great French singer.

NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES

Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW

NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSE

helps to add more information

to the noun it goes with

NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES

Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW

NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSE

is placed immediately after the noun it

describes with a comma preceded

NON-DEFING RELATIVE CLAUSES

Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW

never goes with the relative pronoun “that”

NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSE

NON-DEFING RELATIVE CLAUSES

Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW

E.g.: He flied to Sacramento, which is the

capital city of California

He met Mr Hung yesterday, who is my uncle’s friend

NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSE

MAKE PREDICTIONS

Part C Structures & Expressions

WILL + V (bare infinitive)

E.g.: The market will be closed and no food will be available.

It will rain next week, I think.

MAKE PREDICTIONS

Part C Structures & Expressions

MAY + V (bare infinitive)

E.g.: There may be a power cut.

He may get very angry about this.

The class may be surprised with this news.

MAKE PREDICTIONS

Part C Structures & Expressions

MUST + V (bare infinitive)

E.g.: There must be strong wind blowing.

There must be a typhoon this evening.

TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER FORECAST

Part C Structures & Expressions

• Here is tomorrow’s weather forecast.

• …will be sunny.

• …will have temperature between…and…

• It will be raining along the coast of…

TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER FORECAST

Part C Structures & Expressions

• …can expect thunderstorms.

• …will experience temperatures between…and…

• There will be also thunderstorms over…

• The forecast says it will…

WRITE A STORY

Part C Structures & Expressions

• It was a beautiful day.

• Someone was doing something.

• All of a sudden,…

• Suddenly,…

• Someone/ something kept doing something.

WRITE A STORY

Part C Structures & Expressions

• Someone/ something began doing something.

• Someone heard that…

• Someone was scared.

• Something finished.

Part C Structures & Expressions

• to laugh at someone

E.g.: I hope they won’t laugh at me.

• to turn up the volume

E.g.: Lan, can you turn up the volume?

Part C Structures & Expressions

• to strike something/ somewhere

E.g.: The typhoon struck the city yesterday.

• to hit something/ somewhere

E.g.: A huge tidal wave hit Anchorage, Alaska.

Part C Structures & Expressions

• to suck up something/ someone

E.g.: Tornadoes can suck up anything that is in their path

• to look like something/ someone

E.g.: A tornado looks like a funnel.