WARM UP Put questions for these situations Situation 1: At recess, a girl wants to invite her close friend, Mary, to go to the canteen? What will she say ? Would you like to go to the canteen? Situation 2: It is so hot today The teacher asks a student to open windows? What will he say ? Can you open the windows? I.INTONATION THE RISING TUNE • 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? Notes: The rising tune is used for YES/NO questions • Work in pairs Practise reading the conversations 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 drunk, David? Father: Are you David: No, I’m not Father: Did you wash your face this morning? David: Yes, I did Father: Have you completed your essay? David: No, sorry Dad I haven’t II.GRAMMAR When I was young, I'd listen to the radio waiting for my favorite songs listen to waiting for Phrasal verbs Some common phrasal verbs To explain sth to sb To ask sb for sth To laugh at sb To look at sb/sth To invite sb to somewhere To search sb/sth for sb/ sth To listen to sb/sth To look for sb/sth To point sth at sb/ sth To apply to sth To glance at sb/sth To wait for sb To speak to sb To stare at sb To throw sth at sb/sth To write sth to sb To leave somewhere for somewhere To have a discussion about sth Some examples for phrasal verbs To explain sth to sb The teacher is explaining the new lesson to her students To point sth at sb/ sth The soldier is pointing his gun at the boy To throw sth to sb The boy is throwing a lifebuoy to his friend in the water To throw sth at sb/sth The man is trying to throw the ball at the net To leave somewhere for somewhere I am going to leave Ho Chi Minh for London EXERCISE I 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 I _ my watch to see what the time was glanced at We’ve been the party but unfortunately we can’t go invited to Please _ me! I’ve got something important to tell you listen to Don’t _ the stones the birds That’s prohibited throw at The woman sitting opposite me on the train kept staring at me Sally and Kevin had an argument and now they’re not one another speaking to I _ Joanna last week but she hasn’t replied to my letter yet wrote to Be careful with those scissors! Don’t _ them me! point at EXERCISE II Fill in each of the blanks with an appropriate preposition if necessary You’re always asking me _ money Ask somebody else for a change for I’ve applied _ a job at the factory I don’t know if I’ll get it for If I want a job at the factory, who I apply to ? I’ve searched everywhere _ John but I haven’t able to find him for I don’t want to talk _ what happened last night Let’s forget it about I don’t want to discuss Ø what happened last night Let’s forget it We had an interesting discussion _ the problem but we didn’t reach a about decision Keith and Sonia are touring Europe They’re in Rome at the moment, but tomorrow they leave for Venice The roof of the house is in very bad condition I think we ought to something _ it for 10 We waited _ Jim for half an hour but he never came for ... Can you open the windows? I.INTONATION THE RISING TUNE • Practise reading the following sentences with the rising tune Did you have a good holiday? Must you go now? Shall I bring some sandwiches... To explain sth to sb The teacher is explaining the new lesson to her students To point sth at sb/ sth The soldier is pointing his gun at the boy To throw sth to sb The boy is throwing a lifebuoy... Robert is getting married Are you thinking of getting married, Miss Roke? Miss Roke: No drunk, David? Father: Are you David: No, I’m not Father: Did you wash your face this morning? David: Yes,