TRUNG TÂM GDTX TỉNH BắC GIANG
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KIM`S GAME
KIM`S GAME
send sad bed pen
bad said sand man
mat met men pan
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KIM`S GAME
send sad bed pen
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men bed man bad
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met send mat sand

Period 16
UNIT 3: PEOPLE`S BACKGROUND
Lesson 5: Language Focus
A - PRONUNCIATION
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men bed man bad
said pen sad pan
met send mat sand
men - man bed - bad
said - sad pen - pan
met - mat send - sand
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Practise these sentences

The fat man has a red pen.
This handbag will be sent to Helen.
Sam said apples were very expensive then.
There’re ten pans on the shelf.
Ben sat on a bench with a yellow cat.
6. Ann never gets bad marks in French.
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Marie Curie
Marie
1906
After the tragic death of
Pierre Curie in 1906, she
took up the position
which her husband
had obtained at the
Sorbonne.
After the tragic death of Pierre Curie in 1906, she (take) up the position which her husband (obtain) at the Sorbonne.
now
1906
Past
Past perfect
 After the tragic death of Pierre Curie in 1906, she took up the position which her husband had obtained at the Sorbonne.
had obtained
took
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16:30
 When Nam had done all his homework, he played football.
do his homework
play football
 After Nam had done all his homework, he played football.
THE PAST PERFECT
Form
(+) S + had + PII
(-) S + had not (hadn’t) + PII
(?) Had + S + PII ?

THE PAST PERFECT
Use
+ to describe an action that had happened before another past action (or a point of past time)
Signal words: when, after, by the time,
before, because…….
(The present perfect)
(The past perfect)

THE PAST PERFECT
Use:
+ to describe an action that had happened before another past action (or a point of past time)
Signal words: when, after, before, by the time, because…
+ it is considered as the past form of the present perfect)
Signal words: never, ever, already, just, for …
THE PAST PERFECT vs. the past simple
Why did Tom’s mother get angry with him?
Because he (break) her favourite vase.
2. When did you watch TV last night? - When I (do ) all my homework.
3. Did you first see them at my last birthday party? - No, I (meet) them before.
4. Why did she return home?
She suddenly remembered she (not turn off) the gas stove.
5. How did they like our city?
They said it was the loveliest city they ever (see).
6. It rained yesterday after it (be) dry for months.
7. By the time he arrived, all his classmates (leave)
8. We didn’t have their new phone number because they (move) to the South.
9. When they met again, they (not see) each other for 10 years.
10. When I came, the room was in a terrible mess because someone (break in).
Exercise 1

Exercise 1 (p.39)
had broken 6. had been
had done 7. had left
had met 8. had moved
hadn’t turned off 9. hadn’t seen
had ever seen 10. had broken in
Exercise 2

1. We just (finish) dinner when they (come).

2. He seldom (travel) by bicycle before he (go) to Vietnam.

3. Ann (go) to get the carpet for the room but someone already (take) it.

4. You (manage) to see the Director, or he (go) out by the time you (get) there?

5. He just (get) home when you (phone). He (be) in New York.
Exercise 2 (p.40)

1. had just finished/ came
2. had seldom travelled/ went
3. went/ had already taken
4. Did… manage/ had… gone/ got
5. had just got/ phoned/ had been

What’s up?
Exercise 3 (p.40)
While George was reading in bed, two thieves had climbed into his kitchen. When they had entered the house, they went into the dinning room. It was very dark, so they had turned on a torch. Suddenly, they heard a voice behind them.
“What’s up? What’s up?” a voice had called out . The thieves dropped the torch and ran away as quickly as they could.
George had heard a noise and came downstairs quickly. He turned on the light but he couldn’t see anybody. The thieves already went. But George’s parrot, Henry, was still there.
“What’s up?” he called.
“Nothing, Henry,” George said and smiled. “Go back to sleep.”
1. had climbed  climbed
2. had turned  turned
3. had called out  called out
4. had heard  heard
5. went  had already gone
* revise the past perfect
* do Ex 1, 2, 3 on the notebooks
* prepare Test yourself A
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