Work in pairs or groups. Find the names of types of books in the square. The words may go across, down, up, backwards, or an angle. Here are some cues. A A B H F L E S C I E N C E L E V O N R B F B J A M X Z K I M J T W C G O C B H S T R G R T R Q E V R A J I C A C A F V L O J W P T Q L M M S H S W E I F G Y W R R C V D R T K Y F U A A B H F L E S C I E N C E L E V O N R B F B J A M X Z K I M J T W C G O C B H S T R G R T R Q E V R A J I C A C A F V L O J W P T Q L M N S H S W E I F G Y W R R C V D R T K Y F U a. If you like books with an exciting story especially one about crime or spy, read a t b. If you enjoy reading stories about love affairs, a r . is the right book for you. c. A n is a story long enough to fill a complete book, in which the characters and events are usually imaginary. d. A s fiction is a type of book that is based on imagined scientific discoveries of the future. e. If you want to learn how to knit or work with wood, you should buy a c . book. f. F .books tell stories from the author’s imagination. g. A c . books tell stories through pictures. h. A b . is about a person’s life written by somebody else. Unit 11 Books E. Language Focus Pronunciation: Part 1: Listen and practice reading the following sentences paying attention to the stressed syllables: 1. Why did you behave like that? 2. Come for a swim. 3. I think it will be fine. 4. She’s gone for a walk in the park. 5. I wonder if he’ll ever come back Unit 11 Books E. Language Focus Pronunciation: Part 2: Mark the primary stress over the main stress syllables, then practice reading the sentences. Peter’s coming in a minute if he can Come and see us at our new apartment. Where’s your new apartment? Is it in another district? Why was he trying to embarrass me? Probably he wanted you to notice him Unit 11 Books E. Language Focus grammar: Modals in the passive voice Form: Modal + be + V_pp Rul e: Active: S + Modal + V + O Passive: S + Modal + be + Vpp + (by O) Active: Lan must write the letter Passive: The letter must be written by Lan Unit 11 Books E. Language Focus grammar: Modals in the passive voice Equivalents of modals: CAN be able to MAY be possible to WILL/ SHALL be going to MUST have to Should ought to Unit 11 Books E. Language Focus exercises: Exercise 1: Rewrite the sentences in the passive: 1. You mustn’t use this machine after 5.30 p.m 2. You must clean this machine every time you use it 3. You should keep the flowers in a warm sunny place 4. You should pay your bill before you leave the hotel  This machine mustn’t be used after 5.30 p.m  This machine must be cleaned every time you use it  The flowers should be kept in a warn sunny place  Your bill should be paid before you leave the hotel Exercise 1: Rewrite the sentences in the passive: Unit 11 Books E. Language Focus 6. You can buy toothpaste at the drug store. 5. You should give us the information now 7. We should warn the children not to speak to strangers. 8. Nobody can solve the mystery. 9. You can exchange travellers cheques at the most banks  The information should be given to us now  Toothpaste can be bought at the drug store.  The children should be warned not to speak to strangers.  The mystery can’t be solved  Travellers cheques can be exchanged at most the bank 10. You shouldn’t tell her the new. It might kill her.  The new shouldn’t be told to her. She might be kill her by it Unit 11 Books E. Language Focus Exercise 2: Complete the conversation with the suitable passive form of the verbs in brackets: 1. will be prepared 2. Is food going to be cooked .? 3. will be pre-packaged 4. can be warned 5. Should be chosen ? 6. has be offered 7. could be selected 8. ought to be made [...].. .Unit 11 Books E Language Focus Home work: - Learn by heart the structure - Do exercise 3.4 and 5 page 74 and 75 in the student’s book  . notice him Unit 11 Books E. Language Focus grammar: Modals in the passive voice Form: Modal + be + V_pp Rul e: Active: S + Modal + V + O Passive: S + Modal. Unit 11 Books E. Language Focus Pronunciation: Part 1: Listen and practice reading the following sentences paying attention to the stressed syllables: