Презентация к уроку Progress Check по теме модуля 1 УМК «Spotlight 8»

Spotlight 8 Module 1 progress check p.24

vocabulary

derived words

Grammar – verbs

phrasal verbs/get

adjectives + preposition

greeting cards

vocabulary

He is always on time.

• stubborn
• reliable
• acquaintances
• shrugged
• optimistic

He is very …

vocabulary

He never listens to anyone, and does whatever he wants. He is rather …

• stubborn
• reliable
• acquaintances
• shrugged
• optimistic

vocabulary

He couldn’t do anything to help us. He just … his shoulders.

• stubborn
• reliable
• acquaintances
• shrugged
• optimistic

vocabulary

He always looks on the bright side of life . He is a very … person.

• stubborn
• reliable
• acquaintances
• shrugged
• optimistic

vocabulary/ collocations

• to resolve

• acquaintances
• opportunity
• differences
• cold

vocabulary/ collocations

• to get over

• acquaintances
• opportunity
• differences
• cold

vocabulary/ collocations

• to accuse of

• opportunity
• lying

synonyms

• boring

• shy
• dull
• interesting
• insincere

synonyms

• to argue
• to recover
• to love
• to be sure

• to be fond of

Which are adjectives?

• pessimistic
• shrug
• sociable
• patient
• reliable
• stubborn

• selfish
• insincere
• shy
• frustrate
• disappointed
• clench

Classification

Which are adjectives? Key:

• pessimistic

• selfish
• insincere
• shy

• shrug

• frustrate

• sociable
• patient
• reliable
• stubborn

• disappointed

• clench

What are the affixes?

• pessimist ic

• self ish

• shrug

• in sincere

• soci able
• patient
• reli able
• stubborn

• shy

• frustrate

• disappoint ed

• clench

ex.1 after subject?

1)

He wa s so angry he clench ed his fists tightly.

Henry didn’t answer, he just shrugg ed his shoulders instead.

9)

A gap is after the subject. A verb is missed.

ex.1 after to be ?

2)

… she’ s very sociable .

4)

She’ s very patient .

5)

Thomas is very reliable .

6)

She’ s a bit insincere .

8)

Jane is very shy …

10)

Don’t be so stubborn .

A gap is after to be . An adjective is missed.

ex.1 before noun?

3)

Pessimistic people always see the negative side of things.

A selfish person doesn’t care about other people’s feelings.

7)

A gap is before a noun. An adjective is missed.

ex.2 derived words

He is very…

OPTIMISM

He is very optimist ic.

That woman is very …

That woman is very attract ive.

ATTRACT

ex.2 derived words

GENEROSITY

FURY

He’s so …

He’s so gener ous .

I became …

I became furi ous .

ex.2 derived words

The film was quite…

BORE

The film was quite bor ing .

Grammar ex.3 verbs

• every day after school

Present Simple

I take …

1) time marker 2) tense 3) form of the verb

ex.3 verbs

• at the moment

Present Continuous

Jade is looking for …

1) time marker 2) tense 3) form of the verb

ex.3 verbs

3) taste - stative verb

Present Simple

This cake taste s …

1) time marker 2) tense 3) form of the verb

ex.3 verbs

4) Tie your shoelaces. = can see

be going

You are go ing to trip over them.

1) time marker 2) tense 3) form of the verb

ex.3 verbs

5) when the phone rang (Past S)

long action/ in progress

Past Continuous

George was cook ing a meal …

1) time marker 2) tense 3) form of the verb

ex.3 verbs

6) when he was a teenager ( Past S )

simple action

Past Simple

Olly always dress ed in black …

1) time marker 2) tense 3) form of the verb

ex.3 verbs

7) think + future action

will V

I’ ll have an early night .

1) time marker 2) tense 3) form of the verb

ex.3 verbs

8) for ten years

Present Perfect Continuous

Fred has been work ing for the company …

ex.3 verbs

9) can’t stand + always

Present Continuous /Pr S

She is always shout ing at us.

1) time marker 2) tense 3) form of the verb

ex.3 verbs

10) about buying a new car

temporary action

Present Continuous

Trevor is think ing about …

1) time marker 2) tense 3) form of the verb

ex.4 Phrasal verbs/ get

• along/ on
• down
• across
• over
• over with

• be friends
• make feel sad
• communicate
• recover
• finish

give the equivalent

ex.5 adjectives +preposition

• popular with
• good at
• keen on
• fond of
• jealous of

Add the preposition.

greeting cards

Dear Andy,

• a friend’s birthday
• a friend in hospital
• a friend has got his/her degree
• a friend shows his gratitude

I ’m so sorry to hear about your accident. Get well soon!

Take care,

Amy

Match the card to the situation.

greeting cards

Dear Andy,

• a friend’s birthday
• a friend in hospital
• a friend has got his/her degree
• a friend shows his gratitude

Congratulations on your success! We ’re all proud of you.

All the best,

Amy

Match the card to the situation.

greeting cards

Dear Andy,

• a friend’s birthday
• a friend in hospital
• a friend has got his/her degree
• a friend shows his gratitude

Thanks for giving me a hand! The information was so useful.

Can’t wait to see you.

Amy ×××

Match the card to the situation.