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Start

Let's think about it

SB, P 12, Activity 1

Food for thought

Unit Two

Moza AlMukhaini200997

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to

  1. Discuss some ideas related to the topic.
  2. Identify the usage of "yet", "already" and "some" and "any".
  3. Distinguish between "yet", "already" and "some" and "any".
  4. Form correct sentences related to the topic.

Food for thought

SB, P 12, Activity 2

The baby has already drunk the milk.

The baby have not drunk the milk yet.

Language focus

SB, P.13

CB, P.14, activity 1

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Summary

We use both "yet" and "already" in past simple tense and present perfect

VS

When do we use "already"

When do we use "yet"

  • "already" tells us something has taken place.
  • It is usually come at the middle of sentences.
  • It is usually use before the main maun verb.
  • "Yet" tells us something has not taken place.
  • It is usually come at the end of sentences.
  • It is usually used in negative sentences.
  • It is usually used in questions.

already

yet

Formulation

Formulate correct sentences using "already" or "yet".Use the words provided to help you.

eat

shopping

wake up

7:00 am

Guests

VIP

Is there any juice in the table?

Ingredients

Mom, we do not need to add any water.

Deliciuos fruit

Would you like to eat some fruit?

Healthy food

Would you like to eat some blueberry?

Some and any

SB. P 15.

Read and underline

SB, P15, Activity 2

Read and underline

SB, P15, Activity 2

Read and underline

SB, P15, Activity 2

Read and underline

SB, P15, Activity 2

Read and underline

SB, P15, Activity 2

Read and underline

SB, P15, Activity 2

Read and underline

SB, P15, Activity 2

Summary

"Some" and "any" are quantifiers. They are used with uncountable nouns.

VS

When do we use "any"

When do we use "some"

  • We use "any" in questions when we are not sure of the answer.
  • We usually use "any" in negatives.
  • It means a little or a few.
  • used in positive sentences.
  • We use "some" in questions that we think the answer will be "yes".
  • We use in questions when we make an offer.

Any

Some

Learning Outcomes

Students have been able to

  1. Discuss some ideas related to food for thought.
  2. Identify the usage of "yet", "already" and "some" and "any".
  3. Distinguish between "yet", "already" and "some" and "any".
  4. Form correct sentences related to the topic.

Homework

Formulate correct sentences using "any" or "some". Use the words provided to help you.

drink/ soup

get/ gift

recieve/ calls

Do you have any question?

Have a nice day

Moza AlMukhaini200997