Phạm Thái Bạch Mai, 2017
UNIT 5 – LANGUAGE FOCUS
PRONUNCIATION
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/u:/
GRAMMAR
Tan has opened the door.
Tan has turned on the TV.
Tan has tidied the house.
Tan has cleaned the floor.
Tan has turned on the lights.
Tan has laid 2 bottles of water on the table.
The fire
has burned
the houses.
The houses
have been burned
the fire.
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PRESENT PERFECT IN PASSIVE
Active:
Passive:
A new hospital for children has been built in our city.
Another man-made satellite has been sent into space.
More and more trees have been cut down for wood by farmers.
About one hundred buildings and houses have been
destroyed in the earthquake.
Thousands of animals have been killed in the forest fire.
More than 50 films have been shown in Hanoi since June.
Their hands have been washed and dried on a towel.
Another book has been read by the students.
Some ink has been spilt / spilled on the carpet.
She has been shown how to do it.
RELATIVE PRONOUNS
(1) That’s the doctor.
He lives next door.
That’s the doctor
who
lives next door.
(2) This is the camera.
Dad bought it in Germany.
This is the camera
which
Dad bought in Germany.
Relative pronouns
who / whom / which / that
Note: THAT can repalce WHO(M), and WHICH.
which / that
which / that
which / that
who / that
who / that
who / that
whom / that
which / that
which / that
who / that
HOMEWORK