Welcome you all to our practicing English class!!!
Welcome you all to our English practicing class!
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Match a word in column A to a word in column B:
A: B:
see a. lost
work b. been
study c. seen
lose d. discussed
be e. worked
discuss f. studied
Forms of the present perfect tense:
Affirmative:
I/ We/ You/ They/ plural S + have
+ V3/ed
He/ She/ It/ singular S + has
Negative:
I/ We/ You/ They/ plural S + haven’t
+ V3/ed
He/ She/ It/ singular S + hasn’t
Interrogative:
Have + I/ we/ you/ they/ plural S
+ V3/ed ?
Has + he/ she/ it/ singular S
Yes, S + have/has
No, S + haven’t/ hasn’t
“For” and “since” in the present perfect tense:
For + a period of time Ex: for 2 years
Since + a point of time Ex: since 1990
Applied pieces: use ‘for’ or ‘since’
1…………Monday 2. ………..yesterday.
3…………15 years 4. ………...January.
5. ……….3 hours 6. ………..25 minutes.
7. ……….6 weeks 8…………..2001
for
since
for
for
for
since
since
since
Applied exercises
Put the verb in bracket in the present perfect tense:
1. I ………………….her since last week. (not see)
2. They……………………this problem for a few days. (discuss)
3. Mr. Nam ……………………….in that factory since 1998. (not work)
4. I …………………my pen since yesterday. (lose)
5. We…………………….best friends for a long time. (be)
6. He………………….English for five years. (study)
haven’t seen
have discussed
hasn’t worked
have lost
have been
has studied
Model sentence:
Peter is not old. He can not drive a car.
Peter is not old to drive a car
S + be (not) + adjective + enough + to-infinitive
enough
Applied exercises
Combine each pair of sentences into one using “ (not) adj + enough”:
1. She is old. She can work by herself.
…………………………………………………………..
2. The man is strong. He can lift a car.
…………………………………………………………..
3. The bag isn’t big. It can’t carry everything .
……………………………………………………………
4. Lan is clever. She can make a nice cake.
…………………………………………………................
5. Nga is not confident. She can’t pass the exam.
……………………………………………………………...
She is old enough to work by herself.
The man is strong enough to lift a car.
The bag isn’t big enough to carry everything.
Lan is clever enough to make a cake.
Nga is not confident enough to pass the exam.
Model sentence:
I often get up ………..6 o’clock
at
A preposition of time
Applied exercises
1. He usually gets up ……….six o’clock.
2. They will be there…………….8.30 and 9.30.
3. Her birthday is ………..June 24th.
4. The school closes at 7am. If you arrive …………7. The school will be closed.
5. They went to America…………2001.
6. I will be home…………..7 pm because I want see the seven o’clock news.
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1. He usually gets up ……….six o’clock.
2. They will be there…………….8.30 and 9.30.
3. Her birthday is ………..June 24th.
4. The school closes at 7am. If you arrive …………7. The school will be closed.
5. They went to America…………2001.
6. I will be home…………..7 pm because I want see the seven o’clock news.
at
between
on
after
in
before
Forms of comparisons:
Equal:
S1 + be + as + adj + as + S2 (affirmative)
S1 + be (not) + so/as + adj + as + S2 (negative)
2. Comparatives:
Comparatives of short adjs:
S1 + be (not) + short adj- “er” + than + S2
b. Comparatives of long adjs:
S1 + be (not) + more + long adj + than + S2
3. Superlatives:
a. Superlatives of short adjs:
S + be (not) + the + short adj- ‘est’ + (noun)
b. Superlatives of long adjs:
S + be (not) + the most + long adj + (noun)
Notices:
Some 2- syllable adjs that end with /-y/ we consider they are ‘short adjs’
Add /-er/ and /-est/
+ adjs end with /-y/. We change into /-i/ and then add /-er/ or /-est/.
+ adjs end with /-e/. We just add /-r/ or /-st/
+ adjs end with a consonant, and before it is a vowel. We double the consonant before adding /-er/ or /-est/
Applied exercises:
1.Nam is (tall)…………than Ba.
2. Hue city isn’t (big)………..than HCM city.
3. Hongkong is (expensive)………………........... than Thailand.
4. life in the country is (easy)………than life in the city.
5. The Nile is (long) ………………..river in the world.
6. My house is (beautiful)………………………house in the neighborhood.
7. Tom is (good)……………….student in his class.
8. Canada is (large)………………..than Russia.
9. The ruler is not (cheap)……………….as the pen.
taller
bigger
easier
the longest
the most beautiful
larger
more expensive
the best
as cheap
Homework:
Learn vocabulary and structures of all grammartical points.
Review :
- Commands, requests, and advice in reported speech.
- Gerunds after some verbs such as : like, enjoy, love, hate……
- Modals : must, have to, ought to, should..
Goodbye see you one day!!! And thanks for your attendance
nguon VI OLET
