Unit 4. Special education

Unit 4
SPECIAL EDUCATION
E. LANGUAGE FOCUS
Warm up
Spot /spɒt/ (n) đốm
Sport /spɔːt/ (n) thể thao
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/ɔː/
Pronuciation
/ɔː/
/ɒ/
Pronuciation
/ɔː/
/ɒ/
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2
One or two
Pronuciation
Listen and repeat
/ɔː/
/ɒ/
top
boss
doctor
wrong
job
box
call
sport
four
walking
more
talk
Pronuciation
Practice the sentence
1. Put the socks on the top of the box.
2. He lost his job as a doctor in the hospital.
3. What’s wrong which you, boss?
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Pronuciation
Practice the sentence
4. Is walking called a sport?
5. He can’t talk to her any more.
6. Four of us have walked for fourteen miles.
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ɔː
ɔː
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Grammar
1. _____ are not always happy.
A. Rich people
B. The rich
C. Both A & B are correct.
D. None are correct
The rich = rich people
Grammar
The + adjective = noun (plural)
The rich are not always happy.
= A group of people
E.g.: The rich = rich people
Grammar
Exercise 1:
Complete these sentences using the + one of the adjective

injured poor rich sick unemployed young
Grammar
The young have the future in their hands.
Ambulances arrived at the scene of the accident and took _________ to hospital.
Life is all right if you have a job, but things are not so easy for _____________.
Julia has been a nurse all her life. She has spent her life caring for __________ .
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 injured
the unemployed
the sick
the rich
the poor
Grammar
2. Tom _____ smoke a lot in the past.
A. Usually
B. Used to
C. Use to
D. All are correct.
Used to + infinitive
Grammar
USED TO + V
DIDN’T USE TO + V
DID……..USE TO + V?
 express an action or state in the past.
Grammar
Exercise 2:
Complete the sentences with used to ... + a suitable verb.
Grammar
Dennis gave up smoking two years ago. He used to smoke 40 cigarettes a day.
Liz ___________ a motorbike, but last year she sold it and bought a car.
We came to Manchester a few years ago. We __________ in nottingham.
I rarely eat ice cream now, but I _________ it when I was a child.
used to have
used to live
used to eat
Grammar
Jim _________ my best friend, but we aren’t friend any longer.
It only takes me about 40 minutes to get to work since the new road was open. It __________ more than an hour.
There __________ a hotel opposite the station, but it closed long time ago.
When you lived in London, __________________ to the theatre?
used to be
used to take
used to be
did you used to go
Grammar
3. Tom has just found a new job, ____ is lucky.
A. Which
B. But
C. So
D. None are correct.
Grammar
Tom has just found a new job, which is lucky.
“Which” can be used in a relative clause to refer to the earlier clause.
E.g.: She arrived on time, which amazed everybody.
Grammar
Exercise 3:
Join a sentence from A with one from B to make a new sentence. Use which.
Example:
Sheila couldn’t come to the party, which was a pity.
Grammar
2. Jill isn’t on the phone. Which makes it difficult to contact her.
3. Neil has passed the examinations. Which is good news.
4. Our flight was delayed. Which meant we had to wait for hours at the airport.
Grammar
5. Ann offered to put me up for the night. Which was very nice of her.
6. The street I live in is very noisy at night. Which makes it difficult to sleep.
7. Our car has broken down. Which means we can’t go away tomorrow.
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