Unit 9. A first-aid course

60th period: Language focus
*In order to; so as to
* Future simple
* Modal will to make requests, offers and promises
Saturday, January 20th 2018
Unit 9: A first-aid course
I. Phrase of purpose
so as to + infinitive
in order to + infinitive
Ex: I study English in order to / so as to communicate with foreigners
So as not to + infinitive
In order not to + infinitive
Ex: He drives a car carefully in order not to / so as not to cause the accidents
1. I always keep the window open
a. ease the victim’s pain and anxiety
2. Mary wrote a notice on the board
b. get to the meeting on time
3. Mr. green got up early this morning
c. inform her classmates about the change in schedule
4. My elder brother studies hard this year
d. minimize tissue damage
5. People use first-aid
e. pass the entrance exam to the university
6. You should cool the burns immediately
f. let fresh air in
Match one part of a sentence from column A with another part in column B. Then write a complete sentence by using in order to / so as to
1. I always keep the window open
a. ease the victim’s pain and anxiety
2. Mary wrote a notice on the board
b. get to the meeting on time
3. Mr. green got up early this morning
c. inform her classmates about the change in schedule
4. My elder brother studies hard this year
d. minimize tissue damage
5. People use first-aid
e. pass the entrance exam to the university
6. You should cool the burns immediately
f. let fresh air in
I always keep the window open in order to / so as to let fresh air in
1. I always keep the window open
f. let fresh air in
2. Mary wrote a notice on the board in order to/ so as to inform her classmates about the change in schedule.
3. Mr. green got up early this morning in order to/ so as to get to the meeting on time.
4. My elder brother studies hard this year in order to/ so as to pass the entrance exam to the university.
5. People use first-aid in order to/ so as to ease the victim’s pain and anxiety.
6. You should cool the burns immediately in order to/ so as to minimize tissue damage
II. The simple future tense

Shall 
Will 
( ’ll )
I, we
all of the nouns and pronouns
Shall / will + V-in
* Uses:
- For a pure future action
- For a prediction…
* Note:
Shall + not -> shan’t
Will + not -> won’t
Ba is talking to his mother about his aunt Mai. Complete the dialogue. Use the correct word or short form
Ba: What time _______ Aunt Mai be here?
Mrs. Nga: She ________ be here in two hours
Ba: _______ Uncle Sau be with her?
Mrs. Nga: No, he ________. He has to stay in
Ho Chi Minh City.
Ba: _______ I come to the airport with you?
Mrs. Nga: OK. It ________ be a nice trip for us both.
Ba: Great, I ______ be ready in two minutes
Will
Will /
Will /
Will
Won’t /
Will
Will
/shall
/shall
/’ll
won’t
shall
/Won’t
’ll
- Will can be used to give requests
Will you ……?
The simple future tense
Shall / will + bare-infinitive
( ’ll )
Shall / will + bare-infinitive
The simple future tense
Shall / will + bare-infinitive
The simple future tense
The simple future tense
Shall / will + bare-infinitive
The simple future tense
* Uses:
Will you ……?
Nga: Are you hot, Grandma?
Mrs. Tuyet: Yes. , please, Nga?
Will you open the window
Nga is helping her grandmother. Look at the pictures and complete the sentences. Use the words under each picture and will
Mrs. Tuyet: My book is on the floor. to me, please
Will you give it
Nga is helping her grandmother. Look at the pictures and complete the sentences. Use the words under each picture and will
Mrs. Tuyet: , please?
Will you answer the telephone
Nga is helping her grandmother. Look at the pictures and complete the sentences. Use the words under each picture and will
Nga: Do you want to listen to the radio?
Mrs. Tuyet: No, thanks. I always watch the news at 7 pm.
, Nga?
Will you turn on the TV, please
Nga is helping her grandmother. Look at the pictures and complete the sentences. Use the words under each picture and will
Nga is helping her grandmother. Look at the pictures and complete the sentences. Use the words under each picture and will
Mrs. Tuyet: I’m thirsty. for me
Nga: Of course
Will you pour a glass of water
Nga: Are you comfortable?
Mrs. Tuyet: No, I’m not. , please
Will you get me the cushion
Nga is helping her grandmother. Look at the pictures and complete the sentences. Use the words under each picture and will
- Will can be used to give requests
Will you ……?
Shall I…..?
- Will can be used to give promises
(I promise) I will….
- Shall can be used to give offers
- Will / shall can be used to give requests, offers, promises
Will you ……?
Shall I…..?
Will you empty the garbage can, please?
Shall I empty the garbage for you?
I will empty the garbage
(I promise) I will…
empty
Work with a partner, look at the pictures. Make requests, offers or promises. Use the words in the box and will or shall
Will you paint the door, please?
I promise I will paint the door
Shall I paint the door ?
paint
Work with a partner, look at the pictures. Make requests, offers or promises. Use the words in the box and will or shall
Will you study harder, please?
I promise I will study harder
study
Work with a partner, look at the pictures. Make requests, offers or promises. Use the words in the box and will or shall
Shall I carry the bag for you?
Will you carry the bag for me, please?
carry
Work with a partner, look at the pictures. Make requests, offers or promises. Use the words in the box and will or shall
I will hang the washing for you
Shall I hang the washing for you?
Will you hang the washing, please?
hang
Work with a partner, look at the pictures. Make requests, offers or promises. Use the words in the box and will or shall
Lesson 5: Language focus
UNIT 9: A FIRST-AID COURSE
I will cut the grass for you
Shall I cut the grass for you?
Will you cut the grass, please?
cut
Homework
Learn the structures by heart
Do the exercises in your notebooks
Prepare unit 10:Getting started, listen and read