12A.
A. Read and Follow
1.
Picture 1 : This story is about the
bread seller’s trick
Picture 2 : This story is about the smell of American
soup
2.
Student A : They decided that the bread seller had left the bread there to
trick the meat seller. She didn’t deserve to be paid because she had wanted the
meat seller to take some bread
Student B: The richer
woman= selfish, arogant
The poor woman= kind
Structure
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The bread seller’s trick
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The smell of soup
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1st woman
2nd woman
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Bread seller
Meat seller
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Poor neighboor
The richer woman
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1st woman’s action
2nd woman’s action
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Left basket of bread under tree and hid in bushes
She took some of the beard to eat
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She ask the richer woman for a little soup
Refused to give soup
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1st woman’s response
2nd woman’s response
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She came out of hiding place and look the meat seller take her bread
Asked other sellers to support her
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The poor woman went to the chief to complain
She gave her poor neighboor some soup to go with her bread
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Final result
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They decided that the bread seller had left the bread there to trick the
meat seller. She didn’t deserve to be paid because she had wanted the meat
seller to take some bread
|
The richer woman punish the poor woman and after that she felt really
stupid the richer woman gave her poor neighboor some soup to go with her
bread
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3.
4. –
5.
1) The moral of the smell of soup is we don’t stingi to anyone else
especially if we have poor neighboor we must to give them some food or etc.
2) Yes, I really agree with this moral value
3) Yes, I think this both stories could be
true
B. Grammar
(So, Because, (in order), to)
6.
Result Cause Result
She was hungry Because she hadn’t eaten
She
hadn’t eaten So she was
hungry
Rules
1)
Use because to give a cause
2)
Use so to give a result
3)
Use to to give a purpose
7.
So, because, and (in order)
- She was
hungry because she hadn’t had time to eat that morning
- Nobody
answered, so she repeated the question a few times
- She must be
punished and you must punish her
8.
I passed the exams, I’m happy, I’m going out. I want to celebrate
- I’m happy,
bacause I passed the exams
- I passed the
exams so I’m happy
- I’m going
out and I want to celebrate
I’m running,
I’m late. I want to catch the bus
- I’m late so
I’m late
- I’m running
because I’m late
- I’m running
and I want to catch the bus
12B.
A.
Vocabulary (Wish, Hope, Be Glad)
1.
Picture A : Text 3
Picture B : Text 1
Picture C : Test 2
2.
1) To want something which is possible to the future (hope)
2) To want
something which is impossible for now or the past (wish)
3) Happy
about a situation
3.
– I wish I had a car and mobile phone
- I’m glad
I’ve got a million dollars
- I hope one
day I’ll have a friend like you!
C. Grammar
(Wish)
10.
–
11.
Real Situation
|
Wish
|
I’m not
rich
I don’t
have a car
I’m work
in a shop
I can’t
speak German
They
wouldn’t listen to me
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I wish I
was rich
I wish I
have a car
I wish I
didn’t work in a shop
I wish I
can speak German
I wish
they would listen to me
|
12. 1) A: I wish
I (+) lived in a big city
B: Really? I
wish (-) didn’t live in a big city
2) A: I wish
I (+) had an office job
B: Really? I
wish I (-) didn’t had an office job
3) A: I wish
I (+) can speak arabic
B: Really? I
wish I (+) can speak chinnese
4) A: I wish
I (+) getting older
B: Really? I
wish I (-) didn’t get so old!
5) A: I wish
people (+) can drive more carefully on the motorway
B: Really? I
wish (+) can drive more carefully everywhere
12C.
A.
1. 1) I don’t
know but I have many books there are text lesson books are I get in my
elementary, junior and senior high school and the others book like magazine,
novel, etc.
2) Yes, I have many variety books, there are
lesson books, novel, magazine, etc.
3) Novel, just that
4) Yes, of course there are math, biology,
physic, chemist, etc.
5) Yes, I have the books who explain how to
make a bread, cookies, etc.
6) Ya, my book is still good until now
because, always put my book in cupboard
7) Ya, there are I bought as sets like
textbooks for school and I bought one by one too. Like magazine, novels,
cookery books
8) Ya, Indonesia of course
9) Not yet
10) Ya, I always put my book in cupboard and
put my book based on category they are.
2.
You’ve got a lot of old textbooks – perhaps you used to be a student
3.
1) Murder mystery
2) Hunter,
killer, murderer, wariors
3) The
setting is about the old buildings, the characters is like killer, the plot
4.
1 = C 2 = B 3 = D 4 = A
5.
1) True 5) False
2) True 6) I don’t say
3) True 7) False
4) True 8) True
6.
I would to rend “the covered wagon emerson hough” because this books
telling about romance story for me it’s awesome
B. Grammar
–ing and ed clauses
7.
2) They see customers who are going into his shop
3) This book
is full of predictions written in 1933
4) She is a
pretty passenger called molly
5) Allan
quartermain is an english hunter living in africa
8.
2) They see a thief stealing the diamonds
3) He finds
a box covered in gold
4) It’s
about a civilization destroyed by war
5) It’s
about two men fighting for survival
12D.
A. Read for
detail
1.
–
2.
a) 3 d) 4
b) 2 e) 1
c) 5 f) 6
3.
a) 2 d) 1
b) 3 e) 4
c) 5 f) 3
4.
in text 4. Yes, many people survive with this decision
B. Grammar
3rd Conditional
5.
1) No, she didn’t
2) No, he
didn’t
3) Past
4) Imagined
result
5) In the if
clause?
6.
1) If Monica had told the police, they would have ariested
her
2) If
Fernando had shot a prisoner, the result would probably have ... the
same
3) If Basia
hadn’t ... the bag was hers, her daughter would have been in trouble
4) The
survivors would have died if they had eaten the bodies in the
snow
5) Nell
wouldn’t have gone if Jim have asked him to stay
6) If the
police had arrested an innocent man, Toni would have stayed
silent
7.
1) I wasn’t good at maths so I didn’t pass the exams
2) I didn’t
live near school so I didn’t walk there
3) I liked
music so I wanted to learn an instrumen
12E.
A. Read a
story with a moral
1.
1) A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
2) Don’t
bite the hand that feeds you
3) Don’t put
all of your eggs in one basket
4) People
who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones
5) Don’t
throw the baby out with the bathwater
6) Never
judge a book by it’s cover
2.
1) a. 6 d. 1
b. 5 e.
4
c. 2 f.
3
2) No, not same
3.
– She wanted to sell the place and move somewhere smaller, but nobody would
buy it
- She
advertised in the paper and rented the rooms to the first person who called
- “if i’d been
here, I wouldn’t have let him through the door!”
4.
2) She couldn’t afford to keep the house in good condition so, the paint
was falling off the window frames
3) She put
an advert in the paper in order to earn some extra cash
4) Hillary
was horrified because Mrs. Goodwill’s looks like a criminal
5) Hillary
couldn’t believe her eyes because the hous was beautifully clean, all the
window frames were newly painted and mick was in the garden cutting the grass
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