Unit 5: ILLITERACYPeriod 5: LANGUAGE FOCUS

B. Grammar:

Reported speech with to-infinitiveGroup 10:

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I.WARM UP

II.PRESENTATION

II.1.Presentation text

II.1.1.Form

II.1.2.Meaning and use

II.1.3.Notes

II.2.Concept checking

Jim!

don’t talk

in class!

The teacher told Jim……………………

Jim

not to talk in class.

Jim, remember to do the homework carefully.

The teacher reminded Jim………………………………………….

Jim

to do the homework carefully.

Can you help me with the books, Mary?

Jim asked Mary______________________to help him with the books.

MaryJim

s + v + O + (NOT) + TO- INF

Examples:

• The teacher told Jim not to talk in class• The teacher reminded Jim to do the homework carefully.• Jim asked Mary to help him with the books.

FORM:

MEANING AND USE: We often report orders, requests, warnings,

advices and invitations

I will not talk

in class again

Jim promised______________________not to talk in class again.

Jim

Jim!

don’t talk

in class!

Sorry, Dad! I’ll get a better result.

Jim promised_____________________to get a better result

S + V + (NOT) + TO -INF

1.Jim promised not to talk in class again.

2. Jim promised to get a better result.

Examples:

MEANING AND USE: We often report offers, promises, and

threats

FORM:

Direct speech Reported Speechhere there

this that

now then

today that day

tonight that night

tomorrow the next day

yesterday the day before

next Monday the following Monday

last Monday the previous Monday

NOTEIn reported speech we have to change the pronoun and

possessive pronoun.

Examples The teacher told Jim not to talk in class

Jim promised not to talk in class again.

FORM:

S + v + O + (NOT) + TO- INF

S + V + (NOT) + TO -INF

MEANING & USE

We often report orders, requests, warnings, advices and invitations

We often report offers, promises, and threats

I.2. CONCEPT CHECKING

1- “Can I do the washing up?” I………….....2- “I won’t forget the shopping”, she ………...................

3- “Would you like to come to my party?”, he……….. her.4- “I phone the police”, she …………………..5- “You should stop smoking”, the doctor …………… me.6- “Wait outside!”, I …………………….. her.

Exercise 1: Fill in each gap with the suitable reporting verb from the box

offeredpromised invitedthreatened

advised told

III.PRACTICE

offeredpromised invitedthreatened

advised told

C. Homework:Exercise 2: Complete the second sentence so that it has a simlilar meaning to the first one, using the words given:

1.“We’ll come back again.”

They promised……………………………...

2. “You’d better not swim too far from the shore,”

The lifeguard advised……………………….

…….......................................................................

3. “Could you close the window?”

John asked……………………………………

4. “You should join the football team, Eric,”said the teacher.

The teacher encouraged……………………………

to come back again.

us not to swim too far from the shore.

Peter to close the window.

Eric to join the football team

IV.PRODUCTION

Instruction:

• Work in two groups: Son Tinh and Thuy Tinh

• Each group has to look at the picture and makes a reported speech with to-infinitive

• The group has a correct answer can step up one step and the one has incorrect answer will stand without moving.

• Which group has FOUR correct answer first will get married to the Princess.

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I’ll buy you a computer.

Mary

You should give

up smoking

“Please, wait for me!”

BUS STOP

I’d like you to become a doctor

Where’s the station?

Turn left after the bridge

“Don’t eat so much nutritious food.”

Don’t make noise.

I’ll take you

to the cinema.

Homework

Exercise 2 :page 65,textbook