Tư liệu bài giảng môn Tiếng anh tham gia hội thi giáo viên giỏi các cấp

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strawberry

square

squid

street

screen

ice-cream

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UNIT 12:

THE ASIAN GAMES

PERIOD 79:

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str

eet

scr

eam

squ

are

/ str /

/ skr /

/ skw /

Listen and repeat

str

ong

str

ange

str

ength

scr

een

scr

ew

scr

atch

squ

eeze

squ

eak

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Practise reading aloud the

following sentences:

1. There was a

str

ong man on the

str

eet at

night.

2. The

str

ong man looked very

str

ange.

3. He was holding an i

ce-cr

eam in one hand, and

a rubber doll in the other hand.

4. The man was

scr

eaming while walking to the

squ

are.

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Combine the following sentences using

relative pronouns

1. The woman is very friendly. She lives next door.

2. The apples are bad. We bought them in the shop.

3. I don’t like the thing. They are talking about it.

4. Nguyen Thuy Hien is the first Vietnamese to win a gold

medal in Wushu. We admire a lot her.

Nguyen Thuy Hien,

who/whom

we admire a lot, is the

first Vietnamese to win a gold medal in Wushu.

The woman

who/that

lives next door is very friendly.

The apples

that/which

we bought in the shop are bad.

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Grammar:

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1. The woman is very friendly. She lives next door.

The woman who lives next door is very friendly.

2. The apples are bad. We bought them in the shop.

The apples that we bought in the shop are bad.

EXAMPLE 1:

can’t be omitted

can be omitted

RC S

Note

: “who, whom, which, that” can be omitted when they are

objects in defining relative clauses.

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- I don’t like the thing. They are talking about it.

I don’t like the thing which they are talking about.

RC

S

V

Pre

can be omitted

I don’t like thhe ting about which they are talking.

Pre

RC

S

V

can’t be omitted

EXAMPLE 2:

Note

: “who, whom, which, that” can’t be omitted when they come

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Nguyen Thuy Hien , whom we admire a lot , is

can’t be omitted

the first Vietnamese to win a gold medal in Wushu.

Non-defining

Notes

Notes:

“who, whom, which, that” can’t be omitted

when:

they are in non- defining relative clauses

(come after a comma)

EXAMPLE 3:

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FINISH

START

ENGLISH

COMPETITION

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40 3 0

2 0

2 0

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4

1

2

3

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1. can be omitted or can’t be omitted

The girl who we are going to see is from Britain

Time’s 
over

12345

X

can be omitted

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2. can be omitted or can’t be omitted.

Jim, whom I have known for ten years is one of my

closet friends.

Time’s 
over

12345

X

can be omitted

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3. Choose the best answer

The little girl has gone. I borrowed this pen from her.

A. The little girl from whom I borrowed this pen has gone.

B. The little girl from which I borrowed this pen has gone.

C. The little girl from I borrowed this pen has gone.

D. The little girl, from whom I borrowed this pen, has gone.

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4.

This is the novel __________ I’ve been expecting.

A. that

B. which

C. x (nothing)

D. All are correct

Time’s 
over

12345

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1

2

3

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1. can be omitted or can’t be omitted

The table which was broken has been repaired.

Time’s 
over

12345

can’t be omitted

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2.

The man

_____________________

answered the

phone told me you were away.

D. A&B

C. telephone

A. who

B. that

Time’s 
over

12345

C. X

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3. Choose the best answer

I will read the book_____________________.

A.which you gave me it last month.

B.you gave me last month.

C. that you gave me it last month.

D. you gave me it last month

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20

MARKS

1

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1. can be omitted or can’t be omitted

The noise that he made wakes everybody up.

Time’s 
over

12345

X

can be omitted

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2.

My friend is taking a holiday now. I visited

him lask week.

A. My friend whom I visited lask week is taking a holiday now.

B. My friend, whom I visited lask week, is taking a holiday now.

C. My friend that I visited lask week is taking a holiday now.

D. My friend, I visited lask week, is taking a holiday now.

Time’s 
over

12345

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20

MARKS

1

2

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1. can be omitted or can’t be omitted.

The girl whom we are going to see is from London.

Time’s
Over

12345

X

can be omitted

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2. Choose the best answer

John,

_____________________

, is very kind.

A. that we visited last night.

C. we visited last night.

D. B & C are correct

Time’s 
over

12345

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Example: I like the diamond ring

1. Have you found the bike

?

2. I didn’t like the man

.

3. The dictionary

is expensive, but

very interesting.

4. The dinner party

wasn’t very

enjoyable.

5. The bed

was very modern.

Mary is wearing

you lost it

I bought it yesterday

I slept in it

Mary is wearing it

I slept in it

We went it

you lost it

We met him this morning

I bought it yesterday

SPEED

Complete each of the following sentences, using a suitable sentence

in the box to make a relative clause without a relative pronoun

we went to it

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50

40

2

0

90

1

5

30

60

10

x2

Points

FINISH

1 2 3 4

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This is the shop (

which/that)

I like best.

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He is Nam, who/ whom I met yesterday.

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This is the book (which/that) I like reading.

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Son Tung

/love

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The house /

dream

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CONSOLIDATION

I. PRONUNCIATION:

II. GRAMMAR:

/str/ - /skr/ - /skw/

- Relative clauses (Revision)

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Tư liệu bài giảng môn Tiếng anh tham gia hội thi giáo viên giỏi các cấp

<b>strawberry</b>

<b>square</b>

<b>squid</b>

<b>street</b>

<b>screen</b>

<b>ice-cream</b>

<b>UNIT 12: </b>

<b>THE ASIAN GAMES</b>

PERIOD 79:

<b>str</b>

<b>eet</b>

<b>scr</b>

<b>eam</b>

<b>squ</b>

<b>are</b>

<b>/ str /</b>

<b>/ skr /</b>

<b>/ skw /</b>

<b>Listen and repeat</b>

<b>str</b>

<b>ong</b>

<b>str</b>

<b>ange</b>

<b>str</b>

<b>ength</b>

<b>scr</b>

<b>een</b>

<b>scr</b>

<b>ew</b>

<b>scr</b>

<b>atch</b>

<b>squ</b>

<b>eeze</b>

<b>squ</b>

<b>eak</b>

<b>Practise reading aloud the </b>

<b>following sentences:</b>

1. There was a

str

ong man on the

str

eet at

night.

2. The

str

ong man looked very

str

ange.

3. He was holding an i

ce-cr

eam in one hand, and

a rubber doll in the other hand.

4. The man was

scr

eaming while walking to the

squ

are.

<b>Combine the following sentences using </b>

<b>relative pronouns</b>

<b>1. The woman is very friendly. She lives next door.</b>

<b>2. The apples are bad. We bought them in the shop.</b>

<b>3. I don’t like the thing. They are talking about it.</b>

<b> </b>

<b>4. Nguyen Thuy Hien is the first Vietnamese to win a gold </b>

<b>medal in Wushu. We admire a lot her.</b>

<b> </b>

<b> </b>

<b> </b>

Nguyen Thuy Hien,

<b>who/whom</b>

we admire a lot, is the

first Vietnamese to win a gold medal in Wushu.

The woman

<b>who/that</b>

lives next door is very friendly.

The apples

<b>that/which</b>

we bought in the shop are bad.

<b>Grammar:</b>