ANH 12: UNIT 6 FUTURE JOBS - LANGUAGE FOCUS

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<b> * Look at a letter to Vinatour and give the outline of the letter of application.</b>

100 Le Duan Street
Danang City

10th August, 2010

The Manager, Vinatour

450 Nguyen Du Street, Hanoi
Dear Sir/Madam,

I saw your advertisement in today’s edition of the Vietnam News and I would like to apply for the
position of a tour guide.

I am very interested in the job and I am confident you can use a person with the following
qualifications:

- Helpful and attentive

- Neat appearance and pleasant voice
- Speaking English fairly well

- Willing to work hard for long hours

- Having one year experience as a tour guide

My résumé is enclosed summarizing where these skills and abilities were developed. I would be
available for interview at any time.

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1.Who writes this letter?

<sub> Tran Ngoc Nam does.</sub>

2. Who did he write to /tu:/?

<sub> He wrote to /t</sub><b><sub>ə</sub><sub>/ the manager of /</sub><sub>ə</sub></b>

<b>v</b>

<b><sub>/ Vinatour </sub></b>

company.

3. What did he write the letter for /f<b>ɔ:/?</b>

<sub> He wrote it to /t</sub><b><sub>ə</sub></b> <b><sub>/ apply for /f</sub><sub>ə</sub></b> <b><sub>/ the position </sub></b>

<b>of / əv/ a tour guide.</b>

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<b>UNIT 6: FUTURE JOBS</b>

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<b>I. PRONUNCIATION</b>

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<b>Listen and repeat</b>

<b>Conjunctions</b>
<b>Strong form</b>
<b>and </b>
<b>but</b>

<b> /</b>

/bʌt/

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<b>Practice reading these sentences</b>

1. What are you looking at?

2. I want to go but I don’t know when
3. She bought a book and two pens.
4. Thanks for coming.

5. Where is it from?
6. I’m from Hanoi

7. She’s the one I’m fond of.

8. First of all, I want to thank you for coming.
9. The letter was to him, not from him.

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<b>RELATIVE CLAUSES</b>

 <b>GENERAL RULES</b>:

<b>Subject</b>

<b>Object </b>

<b>Possessive</b>

<b>who</b>

<b>whom (</b>

<b>whose</b>

<b>which</b>

<b>whose, of which</b>

<b>Things and </b>

<b>Animals</b>
<b>Persons</b>

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 <b>EXAMPLES</b>:

1. Look at the man. He is singing on the stage

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Look at the man singing on the stage.

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3. The Han River bridge is the first swing one in Vietnam. It was
built with the contribution of all Danang city's people.

The Han River, which was built with the contribution of all

<b> Non-Restrictive Relative Clause</b>

Danang city's people, is the first swing one in Vietnam.

<sub>The Han River, built with the contribution of all Danang city's</sub>

<b> Reduced Relative Clause (Passive meaning)</b>

people, is the first swing one in Vietnam.

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2. Shakespeare was an English playwright.
His plays are very famous in the world.

 Shakespeare, whose plays are very famous

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4. The watch is nice. I bought it two months ago.

<sub>The watch which I bought two months ago is </sub>

nice.

Restrictive Relative Clause

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<b>Exercise 1: Choose the option A, B, C, </b>
<b>D that best complete each sentence</b>

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1. There is one person to ______ I owe more than I can say.
A. who B. whom C. that D. B and C are correct
2. Mrs. Brown was the first owner ______ dog won three

prizes in the same show.

A. which B. who C. that D. whose
3. Mary was late yesterday, ______ was unusual for her.

A. which B. whoever C. who D. that
4. It was the kind of accident for ______ nobody was really
to blame.

A. who B. whom C. which D. whose
5. I don’t know ______ told you that, but they were wrong.
A. why B. which C. that D. who
6. ______ leaves last should turn off the lights.

A. Who B. Whoever C. That D. Whose

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<b>Exercise 2: Join the following </b>
<b>sentences in two ways</b>

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<b>Exercise 3: Choose the underlined </b>

<b>word or phrase that needs correcting.</b>

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1. The girl answered the phone told me you were out.
A B C D

2. Could you locate the person which wallet you found?
A B C D

3. Most of the people that were injured in the crash
A B C
recovering quickly.

4. The man whom made a speech was the headmaster.
A B C D

5. On the wall, there is a colorful poster which it consists
A B C

of a group of young people who are dancing.

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<b>Homework</b>

• Do all the exercises in the textbook again
at home.

• Prepare Test yourself B.

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1. Vietnam exports a lot of rice. It is

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Congratulations

!

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Sorry.

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Congratulatio

ns!

2. - Britain imports many cars which were
made in Japan.

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Sorry

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2. - Britain imports many cars which were

made in Japan.

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<i>Congratulations</i>

<i>!</i>

<b>3. - There are a lot of people in your office </b>
<b>who want to talk to you.</b>

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Sorry.

3. - There are a lot of people in your office
who want to talk to you.

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