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Procedure: Teacher s activities’s activities Students activities’s activities Warm up Giving the forms of verbs -T gives out some verbs.. Work in Pairs -Work in pair Listen to their frie

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Class Date of teaching Absent students

11B4 11B5 Period 48 REVISION FOR 1ST TERM

I.Objectives:

1 Aims: By the end of the lesson, Ss will able to:

- know how to use infinitive (base form or full form)

- know how to use gerund

2 Knowledge: - Grammar: infinitive, gerund

-Vocabulary: Related to examples

3 Skills: -Main skill: reading

- Sub-skills: Speaking, lstening, writing.

II Method: Intergrated, mainly communicative

III Teaching aids: handouts,board makers, pictures, etc.

I. Procedure:

Teacher s activities’s activities Students activities’s activities

Warm up

Giving the forms of verbs

-T gives out some verbs

- Ask Ss to give the forms of verbs

Compare with your partner

Presentation

1.To infinitive

- T writes some sentences

on the board and underlines the to-infinitive

+ I have letters to write

+ Does he get anything to eat?

+There’s activitiess plenty to do

- T asks Ss to comment on the

use of to-infinitives in these

examples

- T reviews the form and use of

to-infinitives

1 In the examples above the

infinitives are used to replace relative

clauses

1 The infinitive can be placed after

nouns/ pronouns to show how they

can be used or what is to be done

with them

+ I have letters to write = I have

letters that I must write

+ Does he get anything to eat?

= Does he get anything that he can

eat?

Work in Pairs

-Work in pair Listen to their friends’s activities reading

- listen to the teacher and comment

- Listen and copy

- Take note quickly

-Work in pair Listen to their friends’s activities reading

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2 Infinitive without to (bare

infinitive )

a Động từ dùng sau các động từ hình

thái (can, could ,may ,might, will,

would ,shall, should….)

eg: She can sing very beautifully.

She may be late.

b Make and let.

Các động từ có cấu trúc động từ +bổ

ngữ+động từ nguyên mẫu không to‘’s activities ”

Eg: The cold weather made me feel

depressed

They made me do it

c Động từ nguyên mẫu không

to cũng đ

‘’s activities ’s activities’s activities ợc dùng trong câu mệnh

lệnh ở dạng khẳng định.

Eg: Go to the blackboard!

Stay at home!

Smile!

d We can use a noun or pronoun

object+ bare infinitive after verbs of

perceptions such as feel, hear, watch,

see, notice, observe, perceive, smell

3 Gerund

- Ask Ss to give some verbs

/verbal phrases followed by the

Gerund

Expected answers: enjoy /miss

/risk /appreciate /avoid /detest /dislike

/It’s activitiess no use /can’s activitiest help /

postpone / mind /be worth /mention /

keep /count on /give up …

Checking:

- Ask Ss to give form and usage

of these verbs

Form: Verb +V +ing = gerund

Usage: To add information to what is

expressed in certain verbs

Practice

Choose the best answer in A, B, C

or D:

1 After … for 3 hours we stopped …

other … with us

A to walk - to let - to catch up

B to walk - letting - catching up

C walking - to let - catch up

D walking - letting - catching up

2 I can’s activitiest help … I caught a cold

yesterday from … in a draught

- listen to the teacher and comment

- Listen and copy

- Take note quickly

-Work in pair Listen to their friends’s activities reading

- listen to the teacher and comment

- Listen and copy

- Take note quickly

Work in pairs Suggested answer:

1.C 2.B

- Listen and copy

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A sneezing - to sit B to sneeze –

sitting

C sneezing - sitting D to sneeze -

to sit

Home-work

Prepare about participles

Class Date of teaching Absent students

11B4 11B5 Period 49 REVISION FOR 1ST TERM

( Cont )

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I.Objectives:

1.Aims: By the end of the lesson, Ss will able to:

- distinguish gerund and present participle

- use perfect gerund and perfect participle

2 Knowledge: - Grammar:gerund and present participle perfect gerund and

perfect

participle

-Vocabulary: Related to examples

3 Skills: -Main skill: reading

- Sub-skills: Speaking, lstening, writing.

II Method: Intergrated, mainly communicative

III Teaching aids: handouts,board makers, pictures, etc.

II. Procedure:

Teacher s activities’s activities Students activities’s activities

Warm up

What do you call it?

- Give some sentences with –ing form of verb

- Ask Ss to give their name (if necessary)

- Give feedback and correction

Presentation

1 Gerund

- If necessary T reviews the form and uses of

gerunds To save time T may give Ss the handout

below:

A gerunds is a noun made from a verb by adding ‘-ing’s activities

The gerund always has the same function as a noun

(although it looks like a verb), so it can be used:

+ as the subject of the sentence:

Reading helps you learn English

+ as the complement of the verb to be‘ ’s activities:

Her favorite hobby is reading.

+ after prepositions The gerunds must be used when a

verb comes after a preposition:

She is good at learning English

They re keen on windsurfing’s activities

This is also true of certain expressions ending in a

preposition , e.g in spite of , there s no point in’s activities …

There s no point in typing the assignment’s activities

In spite of missing the train, we arrived on time

+ after a number of phrasal verbs which are ‘ ’s activities

composed of a verb + preposition / adverb

Example:

To look forward to ,to give up ,to be for / against, to take

to, to put off ,to keep on:

I look forward to hearing from you soon (at the

end of a letter)

He kept on asking for a discount

Teams

-Work in pair Listen to their friends’s activities reading

- listen to the teacher and comment

- Listen and copy

- Take note quickly

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+ in compound nouns

Example:

a driving lesson , a swimming pool, bird-watching,

train-spotting

It is clear that the meaning is that of a noun, not of a

continuous verb

Example:

The pool is not swimming; it is a pool for swimming in

+ after the expressions:

can’s activitiest help , can’s activitiest stand ,it’s activitiess no use /good , and adjective

worth:

I can t stand being stuck in traffic jams’s activities

It s no use /good trying to persuade him’s activities

It might be worth changing the title of the book.

2 Present participle

- If necessary T reviews the from and uses of present

participles To save time T may give Ss the

following handout:

The present participle of most verbs has the form V+ing

and is used in the following ways :

+ as part of the continuous form of a verb

Example:

I am working.

She was dancing.

+ after verbs of movement /position in the pattern: verb

+ present participle

Example:

My mother used to go shopping everyday.

He came running towards me

This construction is particularly useful with the verb ‘to

go’s activities ,such as go diving, go fishing ,go swimming …

+ After verbs of perception in the pattern:

verb +object + present participle

Example:

I heard someone playing the guitar

I can smell something burning!

NOTE: There is a difference in meaning when such a

sentence contains a bare-infinitive rather than a participle

The infinitive refers to a complete action, but the

participle refers to an incomplete action, or part of an

action

Compare:

I heard Mai playing the piano (=she had started before I

heard her, and probably went on afterwards)

I heard Mai play the piano (=I heard her complete

performance)

+ as an adjective

Example:

It was an interesting film

It s a bit worrying when the police stop you’s activities

-Work in pair Listen to their friends’s activities reading

- listen to the teacher and comment

- Listen and copy

- Take note quickly

-Work in pair Listen to their friends’s activities reading

- listen to the teacher and comment

- Listen and copy

- Take note quickly

-Work in pair Listen to their friends’s activities reading

- listen to the teacher and comment

- Listen and copy

- Take note quickly

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+ with the verbs spend and waste, in the pattern:

verb + time /money expression + present participle

Example:

I spend two hours a day traveling to work

Don t waste time playing computer games’s activities !

They ve spend $ 4,000 buying that watch’s activities

+ with the verbs catch and find, in the pattern:

verb +object + present participle

With catch , the participle always refers to an action

which causes annoyance or anger:

If I catch you stealing my apples again, I ll tell your ’s activities

parents

This is not the case with find, which is unemotional:

We found our dog lying in the bathroom.

They found their mother sitting in the garden

+ to replace a sentence or part of a sentence

- When two actions occur at the same time, and are

done by the same person or thing, we can use a

present participle to describe one of them:

He sang to himself He walked down the road

(= Singing to himself, he walked down the road.)

- When one action follows very quickly after another

done by the same person or thing ,we can express

the first action with a present participle:

He put on his coat and left the house (= Putting on his

coat, he left the house.)

- The present participle can be used instead of a

phrase starting as, since ,because , and it explains

the cause or reason for an action:

Feeling tired, he went to bed early (=because he felt

tired…)

Knowing that she likes roses, he gave her a bunch of red

roses on her birthday.

Practice

Giving their name

- Give some sentences

- Ask Ss to distinguish which is gerund and which is

present participle

Sentences:

1 I object to him having made private calls on the

office phone

2 Having been his own boss for such a long time, he

found it hard to accept orders from another

3 They denied having been there.

4 Having tied one red of the rope to his bed, he threw

the other end out of the window

5 Having read the instruction, he snatched up the fire

extinguisher

6 The children admitted having taken the money.

Home-work

-Work in pair Listen to their friends’s activities reading

- listen to the teacher and comment

- Listen and copy

- Take note quickly

-Work in pair Listen to their friends’s activities reading

- listen to the teacher and comment

- Listen and copy

- Take note quickly

-Work in pair Listen to their friends’s activities reading

- listen to the teacher and comment

- Listen and copy

- Take note quickly

Expected answers:

- Gerund: 1, 3, 6 Present Participle: 2, 4, 5

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Prepare reported speech

- Listen and copy

Class Date of teaching Absent students

11B4 11B5 Period 50 REVISION FOR 1ST TERM

( Cont )

I.Objectives:

1.Aims: By the end of the lesson, Ss will able to:

- use reported speech

2 Knowledge: - Grammar: reported speech

-Vocabulary: Related to examples

3 Skills: -Main skill: reading

- Sub-skills: Speaking, lstening, writing.

II Method: Intergrated, mainly communicative

III Teaching aids: handouts,board makers, pictures, etc.

III. Procedure:

Teacher s activities’s activities Students activities’s activities

Warm up

Recall the student the difference

between REPORTED SPEECH WITH

INFINITIVE, WITH GERUNDS.

Presentation

answers

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1.REPORTED SPEECH WITH

INFINITIVE

Reported orders and requests

We use to-infinitive after some

reporting verbs such as:

tell/ ask/invite/ remind/ order/ offer/

advise/ encourage/warn sb to do sth

promise to do sth

2.REPORTED SPEECH WITH

GERUNDS.

Eg “I’m sorry I come late.”  I

apologized for coming late

=>We use a gerund after some

reporting verbs such as: suggest,

admit, insist on, apologize for,

accuse sb of , dream of, prevent sb

from, deny, thank sb for, think of,

look forward to.

Practice Change the direct speech into

reported speech.

1.“Please wait for a minute”

2.“ Would you mind opening the

door?”

3.“You really must listen to your

father.”

4.“Please don’t talk in this part of the

library.”

5.“You mustn’t come home late”

6.“ If I were you I would go on a

diet.”

7.“We’ll visit you”

8.“ I’ll try to make Mom happy”

9.“Let me give you a helping hand,”

10 “It was nice of you to tell me

Thanks very much.”

11.“I’ll take you to the airport I

insist.”

-Work in pair Listen to their friends’s activities reading

- listen to the teacher and comment

- Listen and copy

- Take note quickly

Suggested answer:

1.The man asked me to wait for a minute

2.She asked me to open the door 3.My teacher told me to listen to my father

4.He asked me not to talk in that part

of the library

5.My mother asked me not to come home late

6.He advised me to go on a diet 7.She promised to visit us

8.The boy promised to make his Mom happy

9.He offered to give me a helping hand

10.George thanked me for being nice

to him 11.Tom insisted on driving me to the airport

12.Tom congratulated me on winning a scholarship

13.Jane accused Ann of being selfish/ her selfishness

14.Jack always dreamt of taking

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12.“So you’ve won a scholarship to

study in the UK Congratulations!”

13 “You are selfish.”

14 “I always want to take trips to

exotic places.”

Home-work

Prepare conditional sentences

trips to exotic places

- Listen and copy

Class Date of teaching Absent students

11B4 11B5 Period 51 REVISION FOR 1ST TERM

( Cont )

I.Objectives:

1.Aims: By the end of the lesson, Ss will able to:

- use conditional sentences

2 Knowledge: - Grammar: conditional sentences

-Vocabulary: Related to examples

3 Skills: -Main skill: reading

- Sub-skills: Speaking, lstening, writing.

II Method: Intergrated, mainly communicative

III Teaching aids: handouts,board makers, pictures, etc.

IV. Procedure:

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Teacher s activities’s activities Students activities’s activities

Warm up

Ask students to give some examples about

conditional sentences

Presentation

1.Conditional sentence Type 1:

Example:

- If I have money,I will buy a new bicycle

- If he works hard, he will pass the exam

a Form

If clause Main clause

Simple present Simple Future

S + will/shall+ V(without to)

<can,must,should>

b Use :

Note: Unless = if not

Example: unless my pather agrees,I will go with

you

If my father doesn’s activitiest agree, I won’s activitiest go with you

2.Conditional sentence Type 2:

Example: If I were you, Iwonldn’s activitiest do

a.Form

If clause Main clause

Past simple Future in the past

(S + Ved/2) (S + would/could… +V ) +V )

Note: Trong c©u điều kiện loại 2, động từ “ to

be” thường chia ở dạng số nhiều were.

b Use : C©u đk loại 2 dïng để diễn tả một điều

kiện không thật hay không thể xảy ra ở hiện tại

(điều kiện không có thực ở hiện tại)

If I were you, I would go to see the

doctor (But in fact, I am not you).

If I had much money, I would buy a car

(But in fact, I don’t have much money)

3 Conditional sentence Type 3:

Example: - If he had been at the party last

night, he would have met her

answers

-Work in pair Listen to their friends’s activities reading

- listen to the teacher and comment

- Listen and copy

- Take note quickly

-Work in pair Listen to their friends’s activities reading

- listen to the teacher and comment

- Listen and copy

- Take note quickly

-Work in pair Listen to their friends’s activities reading

- listen to the teacher and comment

- Listen and copy

- Take note quickly

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