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Fascinate Mê hoăc Làm hứng thu Excite Làm khiếp sơ Terrify Chọc tức Irritate Làm khiếp sơ Horrify Làm phiền Bore Surprise Làm ngạc nhiên Amuse Làm thích thu Embarrass Làm [r]
Unit 13 FILMS & CINEMA •Language Focus GVHD: Nguyen Thi Bui Phai SV: Pham Uyen Nhi : Write words beginning with /f/ and /v/ I Pronunciation Distinguish sounds /f/ and /v/ • /f/: voiceless sound, we put a sheet in front of our mouth, when pronouncing /f/, the sheet will be moved • /v/: voiced sound, we put a sheet in front of our mouth, when pronouncing /f/, the sheet will not be moved I Pronunciati on Watch, Listen and repeat /f/ Fan First Form Funny Fiction Photograph Enough Film /v/ Van Vine View Violet Vote Stephen Leave Vacation I Practice these sentences Pronunciati on He feels happy enough I want a photograph for myself and my wife Would you prefer a full photograph or a profile? Stephen is driving a van full of vines We used to live in a village in the valley I Gramma Ex1: The book is very interesting r: I am interested in this book Ex2: My job is boring I always feel bored when I this work The -ING adjective tells you about something It refers an active meaning The -ED adjective tells you how somebody feels about something It refers a passive meaning (how people feel) Vocabular Exercise y (page 139) Verbs Fascinate Mê hoăc Làm hứng thu Excite Làm khiếp sơ Terrify Chọc tức Irritate Làm khiếp sơ Horrify Làm phiền Bore Surprise Làm ngạc nhiên Amuse Làm thích thu Embarrass Làm bối rối Frustrate Làm hỏng Adjective (-ING) Adjective (-ED) Fascinating Fascinated Exciting Excited Terrifying Terrified Irritated Horrified Irritating Horrifying Boring Bored Surprising Surprised Amusing Amused Embarrassing Embarrassed Frustrating Frustrated Exercise (page It's been140) raining all day I hate this weather (depress) a) The weather is depressing b) This weather makes me depressed Astronomy is one of Tan's main interests (interest) a) Tan is in astronomy interested b) He finds astronomy very interesting I turned off the television in the middle of the program (bore) boring a) The program was b) I was with the program bored Lan is going to Singapore next month She has never been there before (excite) excitedabout going to Singapore a) Lan is really exciting experience for her b) It will be an Huong teaches small children It’s a hard job (exhaust) exhausting a) Huong often finds her job b) At the end of the day's work she is often exhausted I Gramma Ex1: He didn’t smoke until 2010 r: It was not until 2010 that he smoked Ex2: He didn’t smoke until he was 20 It was not until he was 20 that he smoked It was not until + time in the past/ clause using Past Tense + that … Do the exercise: She didn't become a teacher until 1990 It was not until He didn't know how to swim until he was 30 It was not until They didn’t begin to learn English until 1980 It was not until The boy didn't his homework until his father came home It was not until The football match didn't start until the lights were on It was not until Suggested answer: 1.It was not until 1990 that she became a teacher 2.It was not until he was 30 that he knew how to swim 3.It was not until 1980 that they began to learn English 4.It was not until his father came home that the boy did his homework 5.It was not until the lights were on that the football match started Articles A/an and The Definition: A/an and The are articles They are a type of determiner and they go before a noun Indefinite articles: A/ an before a noun shows that what is referred to is not already known to the speaker, listener, writer and/or reader (it is the indefinite article): Articles A/an and The Definite article: The before a noun shows that what is referred to is already known to the speaker, listener, writer and/or reader The makes a noun specific EX: - Where did we park the car? (The speaker and the listener know what car is being referred to.) - We had to paint the apartment before we sold it (The speaker and the listener know what apartment is being referred to.) The usage Indefinite articles: A/ an - We only use a/ an with singular countable nouns: food, dinner, lunch Definite article: The - Before countable nouns and uncountable nouns - Before the only objects: The sun, the moon… - Before superlative: The most - Before a musical instrument: The guitar, … - Before places: EX: River: The Amazon, The Mekong river… Canal, lake: The Panama Canal, The Nile… *NOTE: - Don’t use articles in cases below: + Before street, city, country (Singular), park, continent, peaks, lake: Le Loi street, HCM city, Japan, Sai Gon zoo, Asian, Everest, Hoan Kiem lake + Before sports: soccer, football, volleyball,… + Before a noun with a meaning of purpose: Ex: - Go to the school (for another purpose, not only for studying) Go to school (only for studying) - Go to the hospital (not only for health examination, but also for visiting the sick) Go to hospital (only for health examination) The Exercise (page 141) This morning bought (0) a newspaper and (1) magazine a (2) The newspaper is in my bag, but I don't know where I put (3) the magazine I saw (4) _ car crashed an accident this morning (5) _ A into (6) a tree (7) The driver of (8) the car wasn't hurt, but (9) _ the car was badly damaged There are two cars parked outside: (10) _ The blue one and (11) _ grey one (12) _ blue one belongs to my the The neighbors ; I don't know who (13) _ owner of the grey car is the an My friends live in (14) _ old house in (15) _ small a village There is (16) _ beautiful garden behind (17) _ the a house I would like to have (18) _ garden like that a Home-work: - Distinguish the different among sounds: /f/ and /v/ - Learn how to use the adjectives of attitude - Learn the structure “It is/ was not until …that” - Learn how to use a/an and the - Prepare the next lesson ... lights were on that the football match started Articles A/an and The Definition: A/an and The are articles They are a type of determiner and they go before a noun Indefinite articles: A/ an before... writer and/ or reader (it is the indefinite article): Articles A/an and The Definite article: The before a noun shows that what is referred to is already known to the speaker, listener, writer and/ or...: Write words beginning with /f/ and /v/ I Pronunciation Distinguish sounds /f/ and /v/ • /f/: voiceless sound, we put a sheet in front of our mouth, when