unit 8 language focus

English 11 Teacher: Look at the picture and put some words into column with the same initial sounds and common sounds flower fry flag fridge throat fruit fly thanksgiving thrive flower flag fly Common sound: /fl/ fry fridge fruit Common sound: /fr/ thrive throat thanksgiving Common sound: / θ r/ Unit celebrations Period language focus Pronunciati Listen and repeat on /fl/ fly flower flu overflow /fr/ fry frozen fruit afraid /θ r/ thrive threaten through overthrow Practice reading aloud this dialogue Don’t throw these little flags Oh, I’m sorry, Florrie I’ll onto the floor, Fed That’s all right, Fred And are you hungry? Diner’s ready We’ll have three dishes; French fries, fried fish and cauliflower I’ve made a fruit cake But first, have some fruit juice It’s good for your throat and keeps away the flu pick them up Oh, good! What shall we have for dinner today, Florrie? Good! I like all three of them What about dessert? Thanks, Florrie Grammar The use of the pronouns Someone = somebody It uses with a singular mét ng­êi nµo ®ã, verb in an affirmative statement or a question mét ®ã when the speaker/write expects the “yes” answer Anyone= anybody It uses with a singular verb in a negative bÊt kú statement or a question Someone is here to see you If anybody wants to leave early, they can No one = nobody It usually takes a singular The teacher raised a question but kh«ng cã ai, kh«ng affirmative verb nobody answered c¶ Everyone = everybody It used to refer to every mäi ng­êi, tÊt c¶ mäi ng­êi person or all people Everyone knows who stoles it, but they’re all afraid to tell anyone The Tet tree (cây nêu) is there to attract good spirits and ward off evil spirits The Tet tree (cây nêu) is there to attract good spirits and ward off evil ones I have two cats, which one would you like? I like the black one Pronouns: one/ones: are used to replace a previously mentioned noun when we not want to repeat that noun One replaces a singular noun, and ones replaces a plural noun Practise Exercise 1: Complete the sentences, using someone, anyone, no one, or everyone Use each word twice Example: ………… likes snakes, they? No one likes snakes, they? Practise Exercise 1: Complete the sentences, using someone, anyone, no one, or everyone Use each word twice Example: ………… likes snakes, they? No one likes snakes, they? anyone likes the film It’s so boring ………… phoned while you were out, but they didn’t leave I don’t think Someone ………… a message anyone mind if I eat first? Does ………… There’s someone at the door Can you go and see who it is? ………… He didn’t come to class for three days, and no one ………… knows where he is Can we start now? Has everyone arrives? ………… no one Every one said they would attend the party, but ………… turned up Vocabular y the box to complete Exercise 3: use the words from following sentences traditional celebrating excitement grand polite agrarian good luck gifts Example: people, who live by farming, depend on the lunar calendar to manage their crops Agrarian people, who live by farming, depend on the lunar calendar to manage their crops Exercise 3: use the words from the box to complete following sentences traditional celebrating excitement grand polite agrarian good luck gifts Before tet, housewives are always busy traditional foods cooking The prince’s wedding was a very grand occasion Christmas is also the time for people to give gifts and receive celebrating Each nation has its own way of the New Year On the first day of the New Year, people often try to be nice and polite good luck People go to pagodas to pray for If you walk on the street before Tet, you’ll find excitement everywhere great Exercise 3: use the words from the box to complete following sentences traditional celebrating excitement grand polite agrarian good luck gifts Before tet, housewives are always busy traditional foods cooking The prince’s wedding was a very grand occasion Christmas is also the time for people to give gifts and receive celebrating Each nation has its own way of the New Year On the first day of the New Year, people often try to be nice and polite good luck People go to pagodas to pray for If you walk on the street before Tet, you’ll find excitement everywhere great Students review the points that have been covered in the lesson Exercise 2,3 page 43, 44 in the exercise book Prepare the first term test ... fridge fruit Common sound: /fr/ thrive throat thanksgiving Common sound: / θ r/ Unit celebrations Period language focus Pronunciati Listen and repeat on /fl/ fly flower flu overflow /fr/ fry frozen