when B/ REPORTED SPEECH: statement 20’ + Definition: Present the notes/rules in reported statements: Present past Present perfect past perfect Past past perfect "tobe going to+ B.I" was/[r]
(1)Pre : 01.01.2013 Tea: 04.01.2013 Unit : THE STORY OF MY VILLAGE E LANGUAGE FOCUS Week: Syllable Period: 55-56 I OBJECTIVES: By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to: - distinguish and pronounce correctly the two sounds /aʊ / and /əʊ/ - report a statement into reported speech - use conditional sentence type to describe possible consequences that are possible in the present or future II LANGUAGE CONTENTS: Knowledge: - General knowledge: + pronounce the sounds /aʊ/ and /əʊ/ clearly and correctly + transform direct speech into reported speech following correct rules + say the difference between when and if in conditional sentence type and related exercises - Language: Words relate to the topic Skills: sub-skills III METHOD: Mainly communicative IV TEACHING AIDS: Some pictures V PROCEDURE: Teacher’s & students’ activities Contents I WARM UP: (5’) - Write two following sentences on the Don’t shout so loudly Come over to the window blackboard and call students to read: Today we will practise pronunciation the sounds /aʊ/ and /əʊ/ - Present two sounds and distinguish between them - Instruct the way to pronounce - Present and get students read some words have nearly the same pronunciation: - Students read loudly - Ask students to work in pair and find out the words which content the vowel sound /aʊ/ and /əʊ/ in text book: + Listen and say the number one or two for the words you hear Say for /aʊ/ and for /əʊ/ - Play the tape and ask them to repeat - Reviews the form and the use of' conditional sentence type - Makes certain that Ss understand the main clause and if clause in the sentence - Demonstrate by analysing the following example - Asks Ss to exercise in pairs Note: The sentences have a logical connection so ask Ss to put the sentences in good order Calls on some pairs to read their answers aloud in front of the class II PRONOUNCIATION: (10’) /aʊ/ has two sounds /a/ and /ʊ/ First practice the sound /a/ and then add /ʊ/ This is very short aaau /əʊ/ has two sounds /ə/ and /ʊ/ First pronounce the sound /ʊ/ And now make it longer: əəə Then add ʊ This is very short əəəʊ * Example: drove love woke hole snow low cow show owl (con cú) loud allow flow * Practise these sentences: Don’t shout so loudly Ours is the nicest house in the town At last we found the mouse under the couch Look at the red rose on the snow Come over to the window I’ll put my coat on and go out III GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY: A/ CONDITIONAL SENTENCES (type I) (15’) Ex: If I have enough money, I will go to Hue for holiday If clause main clause * Form: IF + S + V(s/es), S + will/may/must/can + V0 Exercise 3: (10’) Look at what Ha Anh hopes will happen in the future Makes sentences, using: If…….will…… Feedback and give correct answers: If I don't go out so much, I'll more homework If I more homework, I'll pass my exam If I pass my exam, I'll go to medical college If I go to medical college, I'll study medicine If I study medicine, I'll become a doctor If I become a doctor, I'll be able to cure diseases and help sick people Lop10.com (2) -Tell Ss to work in pairs and this exercise orally 'Callson some Ss to explain their answers in front of the class 1) If the reporting verb is in the past tense (ex: said, told), it is usual for the verb in the reported clause to move "one tense back" 2) If the reporting verb is in the present tense (ex: says, tells), there is no tense change 3) The one tense back rule also applies to reported thoughts and feelings 4) Typical pronoun, time, place and modal verb changes: Exercise 4: Put WHEN or IF into each gap (8’) Make necessary comments and give correct answers: if when if if when B/ REPORTED SPEECH: statement (20’) + Definition: Present the notes/rules in reported statements: Present past Present perfect past perfect Past past perfect "tobe going to+ B.I" was/ were going to + B.I… + The train will be late - > He says the train will be late + I thought she was married, but she isn't * Pronoun changes: Direct speech I We Mine Me/you Us Ours My Our myself Reported speech he/she they his/hers him/ her them theirs his/her their himself/herself * Adverbs of time and place changes: Time 5) In formal situations, we can use that after the reporting verb place 6) There are more than one reporting verb We can use many other reporting verbs beside say and tell, for example, think, announce, explain, interrupt, demand, insist, admit, complain, warn - Asks Ss to exercise - Asks them compare the answers with a friend - Checks the answers in front of the class as a whole - Asks Ss to exercise - Calls on some Ss to read their answers aloud in front of the class Direct speech Now Two days ago Today Tonight Tomorrow Yesterday Lastnight Here This place These places * Modal verb changes : Direct speech Should Might must Reported speech Then Two days before That day That night The next day The night before The night before There That place Those places Reported speech Should Might Must/ ( had to) Exercise 1: Report the statements using the verbs suggested (10’) An old man said their lives had changed a lot thanks to the knowledge their children had brought home She said she was going to HCM City soon I thought the film would be interesting She said she couldn't help me/you/ him/her because she had too much to Rick told me that Anne had written Jim a letter He told me it took him three hours to get there because the roads were muddy and slippery She said she thought it was a crazy idea and it wouldn't work He announced that breakfast was served between 7:00 and 9:00 Exercise 2: Complete the sentences with say, tell or talk (10’) told said said told talked Lop10.com (3)