Unit 13. Films and cinema

Unit 13
Films and Cinema
Language Focus
Picture Talk
Example :
butterfly
fan
leaf
flowers
photograph
/f/
vase
seven
vote
violet
/v/
Grammar
Adjective ending – ING or - ED
Adj. ending –ING is used to express the active meaning
Adj. ending –ED is used to express the passive meaning
Mary has been doing the same job again and again for a long time. She doesn’t enjoy it.
bored
boring
Mary is bored
Mary’s job is boring
Grammar
When did you first study English ?
It was not until…… that you studied English
Structure “It was not until …”
It was not until + time + that S + V2/ed ….
(mãi cho đến …….mới …..)
You didn’t study English until ……..
Exercises
Rewrite the sentences, using “It was not until…..”
He didn’t study English until 2002

It was not until 2002 that he studied English
Grammar
Articles : A, An , The




For lunch I had a sandwich and an apple. The sandwich wasn’t very nice,
“A” and “An” can precede only singular count nouns; they mean “one”, they are used to introduce a subject which has firstly mentioned. But “An” is used before the words that begin a vowel sound
“The” is used to indicate something that we have already mentioned before
Example
but the apple was very delicious