unit 4 9-10.pptx Vocabulary and grammar.

Practice vocabulary and grammar about the difference between men and women

1. Men’s friendship Wom en’s friendship

2. What sets you off?

3. What problems may our shortcomings cause?

4. Tell me you are angry , without saying “ I’m angry ”

5. Cleft sentences beginning with what What clauses + be are common in spoken English. They emphasize the part of the sentence that is outside the what clause. What I like best about going to the cinema is talking about the film afterwards. What drives me up the wall is people talking during the film. What I found was that the films my friends liked were very different from the ones I liked. This kind of cleft sentence can also begin with where, why, who, how, etc.

6. Cleft sentences beginning with it Here is a simple sentence with no particular emphasis. You invited me to the party yesterday. We can emphasise different elements of this sentence by 'fronting' them, that is, moving them to the front of the sentence after it + be. It was you who invited me to the party yesterday. Emphasis: you (not another person) It was yesterday that you invited me to the party. Emphasis: yesterday (not another time) It was the party that you invited me to yesterday. Emphasis: the party (not another event)