English 12 DESIGNED BY: NGUYEN THI THANH BINH Period 96 UNIT 15 WOMEN IN SOCIETY PART E LANGUAGE FOCUS WARM - UP Situation You want to invite your friend to drink coffee tonight What will you say? Would you like to drink coffee with me tonight? Situation It’s hot You want your friend to open the door? What will you say ? Can you please open the door? Could you please open the door? I INTONATION I INTONATION: THE RISING TUNE Activity Practise reading the following sentences with the rising tune Did you have a good holiday? Must you go now? Shall I bring some sandwiches for you, too? Can I go with you, Jack? Have your parents been to Britain, Jo? I INTONATION: THE RISING TUNE Activity Giving the Rules In general, a rise in a tune means that what we say needs an answer The rising tune is usually applied in these cases: - Yes/No questions Ex: Are you free this afternoon? - Tag-questions Ex: He wrote this letter, didn’t he? - The first part of Or Questions Ex: Do you want to go to Paris or London? Activity Practise reading the conversation Mr Wise: Were there any letters this morning? Miss Roke: No Mr Wise: That’s odd…Oh, before I forget… have you heard the news? Miss Roke: No? Mr Wise: Miss Robert is getting married Are you thinking of getting married, Miss Roke? Miss Roke: No II GRAMMAR III PRACTICE Exercise 1: Choose one of the following verbs (in the correct form) + the correct preposition to complete the sentences Explain Invite Laugh Listen Point Glance Speak Throw Stare Write Examples: I look stupid with this haircut Everybody will laugh at me I don’t understand what this means Can you explain it to me? I _ glanced at my watch to see what the time was We’ve been _ invited to the party but unfortunately we can’t go Please _ listen to me! I’ve got something important to tell you Don’t throw the stones _ at the birds That’s prohibited The woman sitting opposite me on the train kept staring at me Sally and Kevin had an argument and now they’re not speaking to one another I _ wrote to Joanna last week but she hasn’t replied to my letter yet Be careful with those scissors! Don’t point _ them at me! Exercise 2: Choose the appropriate preposition to fill in each blank You’re always asking me money Ask somebody else for a change A for B to C with D from I’ve applied _ a job at the factory I don’t know if I’ll get it A at B to C with D for If I want a job at the factory, who I apply _? A for B to C about D from I’ve searched everywhere John but I haven’t been able to find him A for B with C about D to I don’t want to talk _ what happened last night Let’s forget it A for B at C about D on o o o o o Exercise 2: Choose the appropriate preposition to fill in each blank I don’t want to discuss _ what happened last night Let’s forget it A for B to C Ø D from We had an interesting discussion the problem but we didn’t reach a decision A about B to C with D for Keith and Sonia are touring Europe They’re in Rome at the moment, but tomorrow they leave _ Venice A for B with C about D from The roof of the house is in very bad condition I think we ought to something _ it A of B at C about D for 10 We waited _ Jim for half an hour but he never came A for B upon C from D on o o o o o CONSOLIDATION LUCKY NUMBER GAME - Class is divided into groups - Each group chooses a number, looks at the pictures and makes sentence with phrasal verb, after hearing the bell ringing, the group must give their answer - For the right answer, get point - With the lucky number, get one point without answering the question and have the right to choose another number -The group with the highest score is the winner Homework: - Do exercise at home - Prepare Unit 16, Part A – Reading 12478513906 The teacher is explaining the lesson to her students 47812561390 They are throwing stones at the birds 12478513906 He is going to leave Ho Chi Minh city for Ha Noi 12478513906 The boy is throwing a lifebuoy to his friend in the water 12478513906 The man is staring at his mobile phone