Unit : Science and Technology Topic : Everyday Appliances Muttayomsuksa 4
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1. Topic : Everyday Appliances Muttayomsuksa 4
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3. fantastic (adj.)
4. (n.) 4th generation of mobile phone and data communication
standards
5. function (n.) the normal action of something or how
something works
6. Subject + have/has + The past participle (V3) Present
Perfect Subject Verb to have Past Participle He She It has V3I You
We They have
7. Example : I have had this watch for five years PAST I bought
the watch NOW Five years ago
8. for/since Example - Ive lived here for ten years. (period of
time, e.g., an hour, two months, a year) - Shes worked here since
she graduated. (point of time, e.g., 1 p.m., 1998, May 23)
9. just/yet/already - John has just bought a new plasma TV.
(very recently) - Have you seen the latest 4G phones yet? (before
now, used in questions and negatives - Ive only been here for a
week, but Ive already made a lot of friends. Example
10. Experience: You can use the Present Perfect to describe
your experience. Example: I have been to France. (THIS SENTENCE
MEANS THAT YOU HAVE HAD THE EXPERIENCE OF
11. Change over time: We often use the Present Perfect to talk
about change that has happened over a period of time. Example: You
have grown since the last time I saw you.
12. Accomplishments: We often use the Present Perfect to list
the accomplishments of individuals and humanity. You cannot mention
a specific time. Example: Man has walked on the moon.
13. Conversation Charlotte: Hey, youre late! Ive been here for
half an hour. Toshi : Ive just bought a new cell phone. Look. Its
the latest4G. Charlotte: Wow! Ive heard its really fast. Toshi:
Yeah. It only takes a few seconds to download a movie. Ive already
downloaded two! Charlotte: And you can play games online, right?
Toshi: Yeah. And its a TV, with over a hundred channels. Charlotte:
Thats fantastic. Oh, and it has a ten megapixel camera. Toshi: And
two hours of video, with sound.
14. Charlotte: I read that you can pay for things with it as
well. Toshi: Yes, its like a credit card. Ive already used it twice
since I left the store. Charlotte: Amazing. So, whats the actual
phone like? Toshi: I dont know. I havent used the phone yet. Ive
been too busy using all the other functions! Conversation
15. Activity
16. Directions: -The student who starts pretends to serve the
ball, then says a a word and makes a sentence by using the
structure of present perfect tense in 4 seconds. -Throw the ball to
other student. -The chosen student has to do the same like the
first student. -If the chosen student cant say a word or make a
sentence in 4 seconds, the student has to perform the talent in
front of the class.
17. Example: Word Category: Cell phone -The first student: call
I have just called my brother. (throw the ball) -The second
student: (grab the ball) video call I have had a video call with my
parents since I woke up. (throw the ball) -The third student: (grab
the ball) smart phone I have bought this smart phone for 2 years.
(throw the ball) so on
18. Role play
19. Directions : - Make a conversation about your cell phone. -
Do role play in front of the class. Situation: -You are having
lunch with your friend and sharing about your cell phone.
20. Example : A : Hi, B. Ive heard that you bought a new cell
phone, right? B : Yes! Look. Its really cool! It has a 60 megapixel
camera with the 360o application. A : Thats so cool! Ive just
bought a new phone too. B : Wow! Really? How many functions does it
have? A : Over 1,000 functions! The camera can take a full
high-definition of panorama picture.