Giáo án Tiếng Anh 9 Period 1: Ôn tập

Planning date: 05/9/2013
Period 1 	ÔN TậP
A. Aim: 	By the end of the lesson, students will be able to use “in order to, so as to”; future simple tense and modal will to make requests, offers and promises.
– Teaching aids:	- posters, pictures.
– Anticipated problems:
B. Content:
I. Warmer:	 	- Greetings
	* Revision: Bingo
- Ask sts to give nouns for emergencies which require first-aid and write them on the board.
Suggested words: 
	burn, cut, bee sting, snake bite, fainting, shock.
- Have sts choose any 4 words on the board and write them down on a piece of paper.
- Call out the words until someone has ticked all the four words and shouts: “Bingo”. He/she wins the game.
II. Presentation:
- Ask sts a question: Why should we cool the burn immediately?
- We should do it so as to /in order to minimize the tissue.
- Let sts to look at the sentence above then give the form.
	* Form: ...... + so as to/ in order to + bare infinitive.
? When do we use this form? - to indicate purpose.
- Ask sts to give an example.
III. Practice:
1. Exercise 1: p.86.
- Hang on the poster on board and ask sts to look at them.
- Run through.
- Ask sts match one part of a sentence from column A with another part in column B then write a complete sentence by using: “in order to/ so as to”.
- Work individually.
- Ask them to share with their friends.
- Call sts to go to the board and write down their answers.
2. Exercise 2: p.86.
* Repetion Drill: will, shall or won’t.
- Ask sts to listen to the dialogue and repeat if they think the sentence is right and keep silent if the sentence is wrong.
- Read the dialogue aloud, sentence by sentence. (half of sentences are right, the other are wrong).
3. Passive form:
- Give sts some example.
Ex.1: Glass is recycled into new glassware.
Ex.2: A new house will be built nest year
- Let sts to look at them.
? Which tense is it? - passive form.
? Who can give the form?
Form: 
a/ Passive form in simple present tense: 
 S + be + PII + by + O
a/ Passive form in future simple tense: 
S + will be + PII + by + O
? How to use this form?
- It is used when the subject is affected by the action of the verb.
2. Adjective + a noun clause/ Adjective + to infinitive:
- Example: 
+ It’s difficult to follow your directions.
+ We are delighted that you are passed exam.
- Have sts to look at the sentences above to give the form.
Form:
a/ Adjective + a noun clause. 
b/ Adjective + to infinitive.
- Get sts to copy.
4. - Write xamples on board: 
+The boy reading the book is Ba 
+The old lamp made in China is five dollars
- Let sts look at the sentences and ask: ? What’s the differences between them?
- Ask them give the form.
Form: a/ S + V-ing (present participle)
 b/ S + V-ed (past participle)
Use: - A present participle (phrase) can be used as an adjective to qualify a noun with active meaning.
- Apresent participle (phrase) can be used as an adjective to qualify a noun with passive meaning.
- Get sts to copy.
IV. Homework:
V. Remarks: