Unit 4- Language Focus

Good morning, Teachers and Students!
WELCOME TO OUR CLASS
Checking the previous lesson:
Rearrange these jumbled letters to make meaningful words.

Plcoianm
Liquaty
Fullyfiath
Erunfd


 complain
 quality
 faithfully
 refund
doctor
/dɒktə/
box
/bɒks /
walking
/wɔ:kiɳ/
four
/fɔ:/
They are injured people
Or
They are
the injured
the injured
injured people =
They are unemployed people. ( They have no jobs)

Or: They are the unemployed.

unemployed people = the unemployed

Ambulance (n)
Rob (v)
Exercise 1:
Complete these sentences using “The + one of the adjectives”:

Ex: In England there is an old story about a man called Robin Hood. It is said that he robbed ………….and gave the money to…………….
the rich
the poor

He often smoked a few years ago.
Now he stops smoking.
He used to smoke
E. 3: Join a sentence from A with one from B to make a new sentence. Use “which”.
Jill isn’t on the phone. This makes it difficult to contact her.
 Jill isn’t on the phone, which makes it difficult to contact her.
Game:
Lucky numbers
Neil has passed his exam. This is a good news.
 Neil has passed his exam, which is a good news.
Look at the pictures and combine sentences, using which.
The street I live in is very noisy at night. This makes it difficult to sleep.
 The street I live in is very noisy at night, which makes it difficult to sleep.
Look at the pictures and combine sentences, using which.
Our car has broken down. This means we can’t go away tomorrow.
Our car has broken down,which means we can’t go away tomorrow.
Look at the pictures and combine sentences, using which.
Our flight was delayed. This meant we had to wait for hours at the airport.
 Our flight was delayed, which meant we had to wait for hours at the airport.
Look at the pictures and combine sentences, using which.
POP STAR
She is a pop star. This makes her parents happy.
She is a pop star, which makes her parents happy.
Look at the pictures and make sentences with used to.
He used to play the guitar.
Look at the pictures and make sentences with The + adj.
The young dance well/ beautifully.