The document discusses vocabulary words including wet, wind, desolate, and scorched. It also covers grammar structures such as using "must" to show certainty and obligation and "have to" to express obligation. The document ends with a poem about the months of the year that uses rhyme and describes each month.

3. Question
What did you see in
this VDO?
What does VDO talk
about?
Which finger that
the fish bitted?

4. vocabulary
Adjective covered in
water or another liquid a
wet floor, a wet umbrella
Example I get wet.
She is wet of water.

5. vocabulary
Noun a current of air
moving approximately
horizontally, especially
one strong enough to be
felt
Example I saw the wind blow.

6. vocabulary
Adjective describes a
place that is empty and
not attractive, with no
people or nothing
pleasant in it
Example This village is desolate.
I feel desolate.

7. vocabulary
Adjective slightly burnt, or
damaged by fire or heat The
countryside was scorched
after several weeks of hot
sun.
Example Fire scorched forest.
fire scorched steak.

8. Must
Structures
• We can use 'must' to show that we are
certain something is true.
• Structure: S + must + be +complement
Example: It must be nice to live
in Florida.
Example: You must be punctual.

9. Must
Structures
• We also use 'must' to express a strong
obligation. When we use 'must' this
usually means that some personal
circumstance makes the obligation
necessary
• Structure: S + must + v1 +complement
Example: I must go to bed earlier.

10. Have to
Structures
• We can also use 'have to' to express a
strong obligation. When we use 'have
to' this usually means that some
external circumstance makes the
obligation necessary.
• Structure: S + have to + v1 + complement
Example: I have to send a report to
Head Office every week.

11. vocabulary
review
slightly burnt, or damaged by
fire or heat The countryside was
scorched after several weeks of
hot sun.
describes a place that is empty
and not attractive, with no
people or nothing pleasant in it

12. vocabulary
review
covered in water or
another liquid a wet
floor, a wet umbrella
a current of air moving
approximately horizontally,
especially one strong
enough to be felt

13. Structure review
It must be nice to live in 'must' to show that
Florida. we are certain
something is true.
I must go to bed earlier.
'have to' to express
I have to send a report to a strong obligation.
Head Office every week.
You must be punctual. 'must' to express a
strong obligation.

14. January cold desolate;
February dripping wet;
March wind ranges;
April changes;
Birds sing in tune
To flowers of May;

15. And sunny June
Brings longest day;
In scorched July
The storm-clouds fly
Lightning-torn;
August bears corn’
September fruit;

16. In rough October
Earth must disrobe her;
Stars fall and shoot
In keen November;
And night is long
And cold is strong
In bleak December.

17. rhyme
January cold desolate;
February dripping wet;
March wind ranges;
April changes;
stanza

18. What does this poem
talk about?
How many rhyme
appear in this poem?

19. Matching
Create a calendar by match the picture
with the correct month.

20. January February

21. March April

22. May June

23. July August

24. September October

25. November December

26. popular poem
Choose the poem stanza you like most and explain why?.
Then write down and practice reading
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