begin, hate, prefer, can’t stand, intend,remember, continue, like, start, gorget, love, stop, allow, permit, try Ex: He regets shouting at her when she was sick.. He regets to shout at h[r]
(1)Period:51 REVIEW & TEST Preparing date: Teaching date:B2………………B4………….…… I OBJECTIVES Aims: - Distinguish the uses of infinitive and gerund in active and passive voices Lexical items: - Words and phrases related to lesson Structure: - Use these structures to solve communicative tasks II Method: Integrated, mainly communication Teaching aids: Textbook, sub-board III Procedures Teacher’s activities Warm-up Introduce the new grammar: * Infinitive and gerund in active and passive voices * Gerunds, present participles, perfect gerunds and perfect particples Grammar Infinitive and Gerund: Infinitive - Explain to + infinitive Structure: It/S + to be + adj + to infinitive - Guide Ss to make sentences Example: It is fun to go to the theatre Verb + infinitive agree, refuse, promise, threaten, offer, attempt, manage, fail, decide, plan, arrange, hope, appear, seem, pretend, afford, forget, learn, dare, tend - Guide Ss to make sentences Ex: He pretended not to see me as he passed me in the street He decided to study another foreign language What/ where/ how + to infinitive ask, decide, know, remember, forget, exlain, understand - Guide Ss to make sentences Ex: He explained how to chang the wheel of car Verb + object + verb Lop11.com Students’ activities - Listen Grammar Infinitive and Gerund: Infinitive - Write and put sentences I’m glad to meet you again He is happy to visit his family in summer again - Make sentence He refused to lend me any money I arranged to play tennis tomorrow afternoon One day I hope to have enough money to travel around the world - Make sentence I decided where to go for my holiday in Do Son You will never forget how to ride a bicycle once you have learned - Make sentence We wanted him to win the race (2) ask, want, expect, hepl, mean=(intend), would like, would prefer, tell, order, remind, warn, force, invite, enable, teach(how), persuade= get, advise, recommend, encourage, allow, permit - Guide Ss to make sentences Ex: I asked him to see the manager The manager doesn’t allow us to smoke in the office Gerund - Explain gerund Verb + gerund I would like him to buy a dictionary I expected her to leave the house tomorrow He persuaded me to repair his motorbike He would recommend her to stay at the hotel Gerund acknowlege, can’t help, deley, discuss, escape, forgive, keep, postpone, propose, report, suggest, admit, can’t stand,deny, dislike, explain, give up, mention, practice, quit, resent, support, appreciate, celebrate, detest, endure, feel like, imagine, mind, prevent, recall, resist, tolerate, avoid, consider, discontinue, enjoy, finish, justify, miss, prohibit, recommend, risk, understand - Guide Ss to make sentences Subject Ex: Smoking is bad for your health Object (object of a verb) They consider changing the schedul of the classes Preposition + gerund Ex: His child thinks about changing his job I’m not very good at learning English to be (interesting, good at, fed up with, excited about, fond of, afraid of, borded with), in spite of, instead of, advantage of +ving Verb + preposition + ing Ex: We talk about going to Ha Noi succeed in, feel like, think about/of, dream of, (dis)approve of, look forward to, insist on, decide again, apolgise for + v-ing Verb + object + p + V-ing accuse, suspect, congratulate, prevent, stop, thank, forgive, warn Ex: They accused me of telling lies Expression + v-ing It’s no use/It’s no good… (thËt v« Ých) There’s no point in …(ch¼ng Ých lîi g×, v« Ých) It’s (not) worth(thật Ko đáng) Have difficulty(gÆp khã kh¨n) waste of money/time(tèn tiÒn/ mÊt th× giê/ v« Ých) spend/waste time(dµnh, bá ra, l·ng phÝ thêi gian) Ex: I spent hours trying to repair the clock Lop11.com - Write and make sentences Walking in early morning is good exercise 1.I considered taking the job but in the end I decided against it 2.He celebrated going to holiday - Make these setences The children are excited about going on holiday I bought a new bicycle instead of going on holiday 3.He went to work in spite of tiring 1.I’m looking forward to meeting her He insisted on buying me a motorbike She doesn’t approve of gambling I congratulated her on passing the exam Please forgive me for not writing to you It’s waste of time reading that book It’s rubbish It’s waste of money buying thing you don’t need 3.He’s shy He has difficulty in taking to people he doesn’t know well My house is only a short walk from here It’s not worth taking a taxi (3) Verb + to infinitive/ Gerund begin, hate, prefer, can’t stand, intend,remember, continue, like, start, gorget, love, stop, allow, permit, try Ex: He regets shouting at her when she was sick He regets to shout at her when she was sick Homework He started to learn English when she was years old He started learning English when she was years old 1.We don’t allow/ permit Ss to talk in class We don’t allow/ permit Ss talking in class - Work at home Lop11.com (4)