Unit 19: EVERYDAY CONVERSATION
Vocabulary
| address | /əˈdres/ | n |
| bill | /bɪl/ | n |
| brandy | /ˈbræn.di/ | n |
| bring | /brɪŋ/ | v |
| bus station | /ˈbʌsˌsteɪ.ʃən/ | n |
| station | /ˈsteɪ.ʃən/ | n |
| cassette recorder | /kəˈset rɪˈkɔː.dəʳ/ | n |
| clock | /klɒk/ | n |
| Christmas | /ˈkrɪs.məs/ | n |
| cream | /kriːm/ | n |
| forget | /fəˈget/ | v |
| get | /get/ | v |
| give | /gɪv/ | v |
| hurry | /ˈhʌr.i/ | n |
| luggage | /ˈlʌg.ɪdʒ/ | n |
| office | /ˈɒf.ɪs/ | n |
| post card | /ˈpəʊstˌkɑːd/ | n |
| school | /skuːl/ | n |
| send | /send/ | v |
| show | /ʃəʊ/ | v |
| take | /teɪk/ | v |
| work | /wɜːk/ | n,v |
Expressions
Can you show me some cameras, please?
Could you bring me the bill, please?
I see.
I’m in a hurry.
I’m very sorry.
Don’t forget!
Have a good holiday.
Bye
Oh dear!
What make is it?
It’s Sony.
Could you bring me the bill, please?
I see.
I’m in a hurry.
I’m very sorry.
Don’t forget!
Have a good holiday.
Bye
Oh dear!
What make is it?
It’s Sony.
Listening
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| O: Can you show me some cameras, please? P: Certainly, sir… this one’s very good. O: Yes, it is… How much is it? P: £85, sir. O: Oh, dear. That’s very expensive. P: Hmm, I see… that one isn’t expensive, sir. O: What make is it? P: It’s a Kodak… It’s £47. O: Hmm… Can you show it to me, please? | £85/£39/£78/£63 £47/£39/£26/£51
cameras (Kodak)
radios (Sony) watches (Timex) cassette-recorders (Phillips) |
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| Q: Oh, excuse me! R: Yes, sir? Q: Could you bring us some more tea, please? R: Of course, sir. O: … and could you bring me the bill, please? I’m in a hurry. | tea coffee cream brandy |
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| S: Taxi! T: Where to, madam? S: Can you take me to the airport, please? T: Certainly, madam… Have you got any luggage? S: Yes. Can you get it for me? It’s over there. T: All right…. Ooh! It’s very heavy. S: Yes, it is… I’m very sorry. | airport station bus station International Hotel |
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| U: Goodnight, Andrew. V: Goodnight, Colin. U: Have a good holiday! V: Thanks. U: Don’t forget… send me a postcard! V: OK… Oh, I haven’t got your address. Được rồi… U: That’s O.K. You can send it to me at the office. V: All right… ‘Bye. U: Bye. | at the airport at school at work here |
Grammar
Indirect Object (to whom?, for whom?)
Give the cat some water.
Give water to whom? -To the cat.
Give me the cat.
Give the cat to whom? To me.
Show her the way, please.
Show the way for whom? For her.
INDIRECT OBJECTS
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DIRECT OBJECTS
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Can you get | me | the luggage? |
Could you bring | us | some more tea? |
The captain told | the people | the story. |
Give | that old man | some water. |
| Show | her | your house. |
Verb / Intransitive verb / Transitive verb / Ditransitive verb
C.Phrasal verbs: grammar and style
Verb (Ordinary verb)
Intransitive verb , Transitive verb ,Ditransitive verb
Intransitive verb
- They arrived.
- He came here last night.
- She’s sleeping.
Transitive verb
- I love you.
- He hit me.
Ditransitive verb
| Verb + indirect object + direct object | Verb + direct object + to/for + indirect object |
| Give me the book, please.
Can you show me some new cameras, please?
Can you bring me the bill, please?
Can you get me the luggage?
| Give the book to me, please.
Can you show some new cameras to me, please?
Can you bring the bill to me, please?
Can you get the luggage for me?
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Language Summary
| Can Could | you | show give bring | it them a camera?some pens? | to | me? him? her? us? them? |
| Can Could | you | show give bring | me him her us them | a camera? some pens? |
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