Unit 5. Technology and you

TO OUR CLASS
UNIT 5
TECHNOLOGY and YOU
LANGUAGE FOCUS
Miss Sue
Miss Sue is reading books.
/u :/
/u/

A B
/u/ /u:/
foot food
pull pool
look Luke
full fool
fullest foolish


Pronunciation
Practise these sentences
/u/ /u:/ /u:/ /u/ /u/
1. Could you tell me where you’ve put my book?
/u/ /u/ /u/
2. Your bookshelf is full of books.
/u/ /u/ /u/
3. Look ! The boy is looking at your book.
/u:/ /u/ /u:/
4. Miss Moon is looking at the Moon.
/u:/ /u:/
5. Both your shoes and your boots are dirty.
/u:/ /u:/ /u:/
6. Miss Moon went to school this afternoon.
for an hour
Donan has typed his report for an hour.
Present perfect tense:

Donan has typed his report for 3 hours.

Form: S + HAS/ HAVE + PP(V3/ed)

Meaning: The present perfect expresses an action which began in the past and still continues.
Diễn tả một hành động đã bắt đầu trong quá khứ và vẫn còn tiếp tục.

1. Mary/ watch TV/ for 2 hours
Mary has watched TV for 2 hours.
2. I/ not see/ John/ since August
3. Tom/ play guitar/ ten years
4. I/ finished/ project/ 2 days
5. He/ teach English/ 1998
I haven’t seen John since August.
Tom has played the guitar for ten years
I have finished my project for 2 days
He has taught English since 1998
Kitty has read the book



The book has been read by Kitty.

Present perfect passive:
S + has + PP + O
S’ +has + been + PP + by + O’
1. A new bridge/ build/ across the river
A new bridge has been built across the river
2. Some ink/ spill/ on the carpet
3. Another book/ read/ by the students
4. More than 30 films/ show/ in Ha Noi/ since June
5. The lights/ turn on / the boy
Some ink has been spilled on the carpet.
Another book has been read by the students

More than 30 films have been shown in Ha Noi since June
The lights have been turned on by the boy
PRACTICE
RELATIVE PRONOUNS
WHO, WHICH AND THAT
WHO
Ex:The girl is happy. She has just won the race.

The girl who has just won the race is happy.
WHICH
Ex: The office is small. It is on the second floor of the building.

The office which is on the second floor of the building is small.
THAT
“That” can be used to replace: “who, which” in restrictive clauses.
Ex: The girl who / that has just won the race is happy.
The office which/ that people built years ago is very small
HOMEWORK
Do exercise 1,2 and 3
(page 60, 61) in your notebooks.
Thank you for your attention!
Goodbye!