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Elegant international school

Prepared by Group2
 Por Tey Vattey
 Ban Mengkhim
 Chang Minhlaing
8A: I don’t know what to do!
Grammar: Should
Vocabulary: Get
Pronunciation: Sentence stress
Should
Positive Form:
S + Should + V1 + Object
Example:
 You should be wearing your seat belt.
 I should drink a lot of water.
 You should go.
Negative Form:
S + Should + not + V1 + Object
Example:
 He shouldn’t eat junk food.
 She shouldn’t play soccer.
 I shouldn’t jump off the stairs.
Question Form:
Should +S + V1 + Object+?
Example:
 Should I eat these foods?
 Should he go?
 Should she go to boxing club?
Usage
 To express something that is probable.
Example: “John should be here by 2:00 PM.”
“He should be bringing Jennifer with him.
 To ask questions. Example: “Should we turn

left at this street?” ...


 To show obligation, give recommendation

or even an opinion. Example: “You should


stop eating fast food.”
Vocabulary
• Avoid her:  to get away or keep away from her.
• It’s worth: used to say that one does not strongly
believe that something is true or important.
• Go for it: strive to the utmost to gain or achieve
something 
• Keep in touch: in or into communication.
• Change your mind: adopt a different opinion or
plan
Pronunciation
Sentence stress is the pattern of stressed and
unstressed words across a sentence.
Example:
 I don't think she would write it.
 I don't think she will listen to him.
8B: If something can go wrong…
Grammar: First conditional
Vocabulary: Confusing verbs
Pronunciation: Linking
First conditional
Positive Form:
If + S + V1 + Object , S + Will + Infinitive
Example:
 If I study, I will pass my exam.
 If he gets a new phone, he will be happy.
 He will sad if his father break his phones.
Negative Form:
If + S + Do + Not + V1 + Object , S +
Will + Not + Infinitive
Example:
 If I don’t lazy, I’ll finish my assignment.
 If they say sorry, She won’t angry.
 He play football if it don’t rain.
Question Form:
If + S + V1 + Object , Will + S+ Infinitive?
Example:
 If I study, will I pass my exams?
 If he pass the exam, will his mother give him a

gift?
 If he go to phnompenh, will he drive his own car?
Usage
 used to express the future consequence of a
realistic possibility now or in the future.
Example:
 If I miss the train, I'll take the next one.
 If I study, I’ll pass my exams.
Vocabulary
• Queue: a line or sequence
• Aerospace: the branch of technology and
industry concerned with both aviation and
space flight.
• Flying military plane: military plane
• Reputation: the beliefs or opinions that are
generally held about someone or
something.
Pronunciation
if a word finish with a consonant and the next
word begins with a vowel, link the words
together.
Example:
 We’ll_eat_in_a_pub.
 If you don’t_eat something you’ll be hungry.
 You’ll_earn more money_if you work_on

weekend.
8C: You must be mine

Grammar: Possessive pronoun


Vocabulary: Adverbs of manner
Pronunciation: Sentence rhythm
Possessive Pronouns
 Subject pronouns:
I , You , We , They , He , She , It
 Object pronouns:

Me , You , Him , Her , It , Us , Them


 Possessive adjectives:

My , Your , His , Her , It , Our , Their


 Possessive pronouns:

Mine , Yours , His , Hers , Its , Ours , Theirs


Usage
 Use Possessive pronouns to talk about
possession. Example: Is it yours? Yes, it’s
mine.
 Use a Possessive pronoun replaces a

possessive adjective+noun to avoid repeating


information that is already clear. Example:
Vocabulary
• Dreamily: dream
• Slowly: at a slow speed, not quickly.
• Completely: totally, utterly.
• Masterfully: in a very skillful manner.
• Calmly: without agitation or strong emotion.
Pronunciation
Sentence rhythm is a way of describing how
effectively a writer mixes short, long, and
medium sentences - in other words, sentence
variety. Doing this well takes a keen ear and a
lot of practice. But it can make all the
difference in your writing.
Thanks for your pay attention.

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