UNIT 5: ILLITERACY
Match each expression with the
most suitable statement.
Don’t make
noise.
I’ll take you
to the cinema.
Let me out, please.
I’ll take you
to the cinema.
Let me out, please.
Don’t make noise.
UNIT 5: ILLITERACY
Lesson 5: Language focus
I: PRONUNCIATION
1. Listen and repeat
/pl/ /bl/ /pr/ /br/
Please black pride brown
Pleasure blouse pretty bread
Play blue precious brother
Plenty blow practice broad
2. Practise reading aloud the dialogue
(Role play)
• A- Brian, what is Bretty presenting on Sunday ?
• B- She’ll teach us how to play English pronunciation games.
• A- Are you going to prepare for it ?
• B- Yes, My brother is going to play the guitar and I’ll sing the blues.
• A- What clothes are you going to wear, Pretty ?
• B- Black brown blouse and jeans.
• A- How about a small present for Bretty after her presentation ?
• B- Please bring something not very precious.

verbs in the sentences :
• The children told me to turn left after the
bridge.
• My mother told me to go to the doctor.
• Hoa advised me not to buy them there.
We often report orders,
requests, warnings, advice and
invitation :
S + VERB + OBJECT +(NOT)TO- INFINITIVE
We often report offers,
promises, and threats :
• S + VERB + TO-
INFINITIVE
EXAMPLES:
• 1- “ Can I help you ?”.
• She offered to help me.
• 2- “ I’ll be carefull ”.
• He promised to be carefull.
• 3- “ I will hit you ”.
• She threatened to hit me.
• S+ Verb + Object +(not)To- infinitive.
• S + Verb+ (not) Ifinitive.
Speaker’s words Reported Speech
• here there
• this that
• now then
• today that day
• tonight that night
• tomorrow the next day
• yesterday the day before

( pronunciation /reported speech
with infinitive).
• Do exercises 1 and 2 again.