اللغة الإنجليزية 9 فصل ثاني

1 In pairs, talk about your favourite TV programme using the types of TV programme from the box. Why do you like it?

Cartoon     chat    show    documentary    drama    series game    show    quiz show    reality TV    sitcom     sketch show     soap     the news

A My favourite TV programme is on Channel 1 at eight o’clock four nights a week. It's called The South.

B How long is each episode?

Students’ own answers

1. 1. 2. Look at the photo below. What kind of programme is The South?
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   3. It is probably a drama series/soap.

       

      Reported speech

   4. 3 Read sentences 1–2 and answer questions a–b. You can use the Grammar box to help you.
      1 ‘I’m fed up!’

       

      2 Jameela told Manal she was fed up.

      a Which is a quote and which is a report? Sentence 1 is a quote and Sentence 2 is a report

      b How is the verb form in the report diff erent from the one in the quote? The verb form in the quote is Present Simple and the verb form in the report is Past Simple.

   5. Reported speech

      Direct speech                          Reported speech Present Simple ( is/are – do/does ) →           Past Simple (was/were – did)   Present Continuous ( am/are/is doing ) →            Past Continuous (was/ were doing)    Present Perfect ( has/have done ) →             Past Perfect (had done) Past Simple ( did ) →            Past Perfect (had done) will ( will do ) →            would (would do) can ( can do ) →              could (could do)   Time expressions also change : yesterday →the day before; the last time → the time before; tomorrow → the day after

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WATCH OUT!  I said that I didn’t want to watch that programme. I told her/Malak that I didn’t want to watch that programme.

 

4 Study the Watch Out! box and report these quotes from The South. Use tell if you know who the speaker is talking to.

This week’s best lines from The South 1 ‘I’m your mother, you’re my son, we’re family.’ (Sawsan to Ziad) Sawsan told Ziad that she was his mother, he was her son and they were family. 2 ‘I can’t take it anymore.’ (Khaled) Khaled said he couldn’t take it anymore. 3 ‘Malak’s looking for you.’ (Muneer to Raed) Muneer told Raed that Malak was looking for him. 4 ‘I’ve made a decision.’ (Sami) Sami said that he had made a decision. 5 ‘We’ll keep on trying, we won’t give up.’ (Fadia) Fadia said that they would keep on trying, that they wouldn’t give up. 6 ‘Jaber took out the recycling and then left.’ (Noura to Lama) Noura told Lama that Jaber had taken out the recycling and then he left. 7 ‘You have no idea what you’re talking about.’ (Laila to Hussein) Laila told Hussein that he had no idea what he was talking about. 8 ‘I don’t like talking about other people but I’ve heard some news.’ (Amina to Nadia) Amina told Nadia that she didn’t like talking about other people but that she had heard some news.

5 SPEAKING In pairs, report a conversation either from your life or from a TV programme that you watch. Use reported speech.

Students’ own answers