UNIT 9 English 9 UNIT 9 English 9 • 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 PRONOUNS • NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES BACK TO MENU Part B. Grammar Review RELATIVE PRONOUNS RELATIVE PRONOUNS For People For Things BACK TO MENU Part B. Grammar Review RELATIVE PRONOUNS RELATIVE PRONOUNS For People For Things who/ that BACK TO MENU Part B. Grammar Review RELATIVE PRONOUNS RELATIVE PRONOUNS For People For Things which/ that BACK TO MENU Part B. Grammar Review RELATIVE PRONOUNS RELATIVE PRONOUNS For People For Things who/ that as subject or object BACK TO MENU [...].. .Part B Grammar Review RELATIVE PRONOUNS RELATIVE PRONOUNS For People who/ that For Things as subject or object E.g.: I met a girl who/ that told me much about John I met the girl who/ that my mother told me about BACK TO MENU Part B Grammar Review RELATIVE PRONOUNS RELATIVE PRONOUNS as subject or object For People For Things which/ that BACK TO MENU Part B Grammar Review RELATIVE... introduced about a great French singer BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSE helps to add more information to the noun it goes with BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSE is placed immediately after the noun it describes with a comma preceded BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW NON-DEFING RELATIVE CLAUSES... relative pronoun “that” BACK TO MENU Part B GRAMMAR REVIEW NON-DEFING RELATIVE CLAUSES NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSE E.g.: He flied to Sacramento, which is the capital city of California He met Mr Hung yesterday, who is my uncle’s friend BACK TO MENU Part C Structures & Expressions • MAKE PREDICTIONS • TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER FORECAST • WRITE A STORY • OTHERS BACK TO MENU Part C Structures & Expressions MAKE... think BACK TO MENU Part C Structures & Expressions MAKE PREDICTIONS WILL + BE + V-ING E.g.: It will be raining along the coast of Thanh Hoa She will be staying home this time next week BACK TO MENU Part C Structures & Expressions MAKE PREDICTIONS MAY + V (bare infinitive) E.g.: There may be a power cut He may get very angry about this The class may be surprised with this news BACK TO MENU Part C Structures... MENU Part C Structures & Expressions WRITE A STORY • It was a beautiful day • Someone was doing something • All of a sudden,… • Suddenly,… • Someone/ something kept doing something BACK TO MENU Part C Structures & Expressions WRITE A STORY • Someone/ something began doing something • Someone heard that… • Someone was scared • Something finished • Everyone/ someone was very happy/ glad BACK TO MENU Part. .. infinitive) E.g.: There must be strong wind blowing There must be a typhoon this evening BACK TO MENU Part C Structures & Expressions TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER FORECAST • Here is tomorrow’s weather forecast • …will be sunny • …will have temperature between…and… • It will be raining along the coast of… BACK TO MENU Part C Structures & Expressions TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER FORECAST • …can expect thunderstorms • …will... they won’t laugh at me • to turn up the volume E.g.: Lan, can you turn up the volume? BACK TO MENU Part C Structures & Expressions OTHERS • to strike something/ somewhere E.g.: The typhoon struck the city yesterday • to hit something/ somewhere E.g.: A huge tidal wave hit Anchorage, Alaska BACK TO MENU Part C Structures & Expressions OTHERS • to suck up something/ someone E.g.: Tornadoes can suck up . UNIT 9 English 9 UNIT 9 English 9 • Part A. Vocabulary & Pronunciation • Part B. Grammar Review • Part C. Structures & Expressions Part. Pronunciation BACK TO MENU Part A. Vocabulary & Pronunciation BACK TO MENU Part A. Vocabulary & Pronunciation BACK TO MENU Part B. Grammar Review