Unit 7. Celebrations

Wednesday , November 9th , 2011
Welcome to our class
I.WARM UP:
Look at the pictures and call their names
Vietnamese new year’s day
Vietnamese women’s day
Look at the pictures and call their names
Vietnamese teacher’s day
King hung’s death anniversary

Unit 7:
Celebrations

Lesson 5: Language Focus
Genitive ’s
Grammar:
1. Conditional type 1 and 2 (revision)
2. Conditional type 3 ( revision)







Definition:
The genitive case or possessive case is the case that marks a noun as being the possessor of another noun.
Form: Noun + ’s + Noun
Examples:
1.children’s book
2.Women’s day
3. teacher’s day



Genitive ’s
Practice : Match the words in column A with those column B, then use ‘s to make appropriate phrases to complete the sentences. The first one has been done as an example
Complete the sentences
I’ve promised to buy my nephew some……………………..If he passes the test.
Three teachers in this school are taking a course for a

What are you going to buy mom on the
4. Well, that’s enough for the first section. Let’s have a …
5. In memory of those who have died in the struggles against foreign invaders, visits are paid to the City’s Cemetery every year on

6. It’s not too far, just a., you can walk there.
7. For…… , ,calm down! I’m going to tell you all you need to know.
8. There are always fewer shoppers in the …… department than in the women’s.
Children’s books
Master’s degree
Mother’s Day
Fifteen minutes’ break
Revolutionary invalids & Martyrs’ Day
a mile’s distance
heaven’s sake
Men’s clothes
Grammar
Conditional type 1 and 2 ( revision)
Conditional type 3 (revison)
No. But I’ll look when I get home. If I find it, I will tell you.
I left my mobile phone at your house. Have you seen it?
If he studies hard, He will graduate from university.
1. If I find it, I will tell you.
S. Present Will + V
2. If he studies hard, he will graduate from university.
S. Present Will +V
Example:
If I won a million pounds, I would buy a camera.
If I had some bananas, I would eat them immediately.
1. If I won a million pounds, I would buy a camera.
Simple Past Would + V
2. If I had some bananas, I would eat them immediately.
Simple Past Would + V
Example:
If I had known his number, I would have called him.
 If it had not rained yesterday, …
?
It rained yesterday, so she didn’t go for a picnic
!!!
Shewould have gone for a picnic
yesterday
1. If I had known his number, I would have called him.
Past Perfect Would have + Ved/P2
2.If it hadn’t rained, she would have gone for a picnic.
Past Perfect Would have + Ved/P2
Example:
S+ V(s/es)
do/does +not + V
S+will +(not) +V1
can
S+Ved/P1(be ->were)
didn’t +V
Would
S+ Should +(not)+ V
could

S+ had (not)+Ved/P2
would
S+ should +(not) +have +Ved/p2
could
Unit 7
- Lesson E: Language focus
I. Conditional sentence:
Examples:
Don’t worry! If she accepts your card and roses on Valentine Day, things will be very much hopeful!
.. They would be haunted by bad luck for the rest of the year if these first days were not filled with joy or good news.
If the Gregorian calendar had not been introduced in 1582, Westerners would instead have had theirs New Year`s
Exercise1: Put the verbs in parentheses in the appropriate forms.
Put the verbs in parentheses in appropriate forms
1. “If you believe in Santa Claus”, the father said to his little son, “he
(come and visit) you tonight.
2. If our motorbike had not broken down, we (not be) late for his party, and he (not get) so upset like that.
3. Suppose someone (be) born on February 29, how often will they hold there birthday party?
4. According to the regulations, if a holiday (fall) on a weekend, we will have the next nearest weekday as a day off.
5. Saint Giong (grow) into a giant and (get) admirable strength for the battle against the enemy without the villager’s seven baskets of local eggplants and rice?
6. She is so popular in this neighborhood.






























Will come and visit
wouldn’t have been
Wouldn’t have gotten
were
falls
Would
have grown
got
Right. Without her blindness, we still (love) her.

7.Unless you put up the tinsel, nobody (call) it a manager.
Thanks.
8.But for the cake and champagne that she had brought, we
(not have) a real party.
9.Come with us! My mother never (get) annoyed even if the children make noise.
10.Do you believe that if the couple kiss under a bunch of mistletoe, they (have) a lot of children?

11.The teachers will be very much energized provided we all (work) hard enough.
12. “It doesn’t matter whether a cat is black or white as long as it
(catch) mice (Deng Xiaoping) .
will love
will call
Wouldn’t had have
gets
have
will
work
catches
I (drive) to work if I had a car.
Where in Vietnam would you like to live if you (can) choose?
If the weather (be) good, we will have lunch outside
If the company offers me a job, I think I (take) . it
Many people would be out of work if that factory (close) down.
If you finish before 4:30, I (come) and pick you up.


would drive
could
is
will take
closed
will come
Exercise1: Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form. Add ‘ll/will, or ‘d/would if necessary.
1. If he had listened to me, he (not/fail)_______ in the exams.
 If he had listened to me, he wouldn’t have failed in the exams.
2. If I (know)______about the job, I would have applied for it.
 If I had known about the job, I would have applied for it.
Exercise 2. Put the verb in brackets into the correct form.
Example:
They would have paid you more if they( be told)
of its value.
If I (realise) that Greg wanted to get up early, I would have woken him up.
If you had had breakfast, you (not/be) . hungry.
If they had had enough money, they (buy) . that house
If he (study) harder, he would have passed the exams.

had been told
had realised
wouldn’t have been
would have brought
had studied
Exercise 3. Put the verb in brackets into the correct form.
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