UNIT English UNIT English Part A Vocabulary & Pronunciation Part B Grammar Review Part C Structures & Expressions Part A Vocabulary & Pronunciation BACK TO MENU Part A Vocabulary & Pronunciation BACK TO MENU Part A Vocabulary & Pronunciation BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • RELATIVE CLAUSES • ADVERB CLAUSES OF CONCESSION BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • RELATIVE CLAUSES RELATIVE CLAUSE contains relative pronouns For People For things BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • RELATIVE CLAUSES RELATIVE CLAUSE contains relative pronouns For People who/ that For things which/ that BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • RELATIVE CLAUSES RELATIVE CLAUSE contains relative pronouns For People who/ that as SUBJECT or For things which/ that OBJECT BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • RELATIVE CLAUSES RELATIVE CLAUSE contains relative pronouns For People who/ that as SUBJECT or For things which/ that OBJECT E.g.: I met a girl who/ that told me much about John I lent her the book which/ that my mother gave me last week BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • RELATIVE CLAUSES DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSE helps to define the noun it goes with BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • RELATIVE CLAUSES DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSE is placed immediately after the noun it describes BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • RELATIVE CLAUSES DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSE E.g.: My Aunt Judy is the woman who is holding Jack Tet is a festival which occurs in late January or early February BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • ADVERB CLAUSES OF CONCESSION Clauses of concession Even though + Clause Main clause Though + Clause Main clause BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • ADVERB CLAUSES OF CONCESSION Even though + Clause Main clause Though + Clause Main clause shows the contrast BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • ADVERB CLAUSES OF CONCESSION Clauses of concession Even though + Clause Main clause Though + Clause Main clause shows the contrast E.g.: Though she hadn’t studied hard, she got a full score Even though she was tired, she helped him with the homework BACK TO MENU Part C STRUCTURES & EXPRESSIONS • GIVE & RESPOND TO COMPLIMENTS • DESCRIBE EVENTS • OTHERS BACK TO MENU Part C STRUCTURES & EXPRESSIONS GIVE & RESPOND TO COMPLIMENTS • Well done • That’s a great/ an excellent… • Let me congratulate you on… • Thanks • It’s nice of you to say so • That’s very kind of you BACK TO MENU Part C STRUCTURES & EXPRESSIONS DESCRIBE EVENTS • There are many celebrations throughout the year • …is the most important celebration for… • …is a festival which occurs in… • It’s the time for families/ couples…to… BACK TO MENU Part C STRUCTURES & EXPRESSIONS DESCRIBE EVENTS • The festival is celebrated in… • On this festival, people celebrate… • …is a joyful festival which is celebrated in… • It happens at around the same time as… BACK TO MENU Part C STRUCTURES & EXPRESSIONS OTHERS • sense of humor E.g.: His sense of humor distinguishes him from others • to give someone a hug E.g.: She gave me a big hug • Books tell about… E.g.: Books tell about different peoples and their cultures BACK TO MENU Part C STRUCTURES & EXPRESSIONS OTHERS • to make cakes E.g.: She has made plenty of cakes • to be satisfied with… E.g.: She is not satisfied with her preparations for Tet BACK TO MENU .. .UNIT English Part A Vocabulary & Pronunciation Part B Grammar Review Part C Structures & Expressions Part A Vocabulary & Pronunciation BACK TO MENU Part A Vocabulary & Pronunciation... & Pronunciation BACK TO MENU Part A Vocabulary & Pronunciation BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • RELATIVE CLAUSES • ADVERB CLAUSES OF CONCESSION BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • RELATIVE... People For things BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • RELATIVE CLAUSES RELATIVE CLAUSE contains relative pronouns For People who/ that For things which/ that BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW • RELATIVE