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class 8A1: Friday.March.22nd .2024
Period 82 Unit 10 COMMUNICATION IN THE FUTURE –A closer

Teacher: Pham Thi Nga

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Period 82
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LESSON 3: A CLOSER LOOK 2

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LESSON 3: A CLOSER LOOK 2
WARM-UP

Where is it?

PRESENTATION

• Task 1: Complete the sentences with at, in, in front of,
on, opposite, or under.
• Task 2: Circle the correct preposition in each sentence.
• Task 3. Complete the text with the prepositions from the
box. Use each preposition only ONCE.
• Task 5: Complete the second sentence so that it has the
same meaning as the first sentence.

PRACTICE

PRODUCTION
CONSOLIDATION

• Prepositions of place and time
• Possessive pronouns

• Task 4: Work in pairs. Tell each other whether you agree
or disagree with the following ideas.
• Wrap-up
• Homework

WARM-UP

class 8A1: Friday.March.22nd .2024
Period 82 Unit
10 COMMUNICATION IN THE FUTURE –A closer
look 2

PRESENTATION

class 8A1: Friday.March.22nd .2024
Period 82

Unit 10

COMMUNICATION IN THE FUTURE –A closer look 2

Prepositions of place

on

under

in front of

opposite

in

at

PRACTICE

1 Complete the sentences with at, in, in front of, on,
opposite, or under.
1.Lily's house is ______
the end of this street.
at

2.Players always sitopposite
_________ each other in a chess
game.
under__ the table and finally found
3.She looked ____
her smartwatch.
4.Don't walk ______
the street. Walkon
______ the
in
pavement.

PRESENTATION
Prepositions of time
• “in + a length of time” can express future
meaning.
Example: Robots will replace human shop assistants
in ten years.
• “for + a length of time” says how long something
goes on for.
Example: It rained for three hours yesterday.
• “by + a specific time” means “not later than that
time”.
Example: We'll be there by 6 p.m.

PRACTICE

2

Circle the correct preposition in each sentence.

1. Let's get ready by / on / for 10 a.m. We are meeting Dr Saito
at 10:15.
2. The first camera phone appeared on / at / in May 1999 in
Japan.
3. We will be away on / for / by two weeks.
4. In the UK, supermarkets always close early in / by / on
Sundays.

PRACTICE

3 Complete the text with the prepositions from
the box. Use each preposition only ONCE.
in

on

at

for

by

I think smartphones will change a lot in
(1) ______ the near
future. They will be much By
thinner. (2) ______ 2035, we
might be able to roll a phone like a sheet of paper. They
will become much smarter, too. They will be able to charge
their battery
on
at automatically when we are (3) ______ home.
They might check the latest news for
(4) ______ the Internet.
We won't have to wait (5) ______ a long time for these
super smartphones.

PRESENTATION
Possessive pronouns

We can use possessive pronouns after of.
Example:
Mi is one of my friends.
Mi is a friend of mine.

PRESENTATION

PRACTICE

5 Complete the second sentence so that it has the
same meaning as the first sentence.
1. Jack is one of her cousins.
Jack is a _______________________.
cousin of hers.
2. Is this one of his tablets?
Is this a _______________________?
tablet of his.
3. Can I borrow a pencil of yours?
Can I borrow ___________________?
one of your pencils.
4. You look like Nick and Peter. Are you one of their
relatives?
You look
like Nick
Peter. Are you
a relative
ofand
theirs.
_______________________?

PRODUCTION

4 Work in pairs. Tell each other whether you agree or
disagree with the following ideas.

1. We should not use our smartphones for
more than a few hours every day.
2. By 2050, the way people communicate
with each other will be different from now.

CONSOLIDATION

1 Wrap-up
What have we learnt in this lesson?
 How to use prepositions of place and time
 How to use possessive pronouns

CONSOLIDATION

2

Homework

Workbook

Goodbye!
See you again!