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Presentation
I. Setting
Chapter IV: Health Hazards Unit 2: Sarys Husband

II.

Main Idea

This text is mainly about the two women talk about how Sary stop her husband smoking cigarettes and the disadvantages of smoking.

III. Vocabulary
Hazard (n) : risk, danger. Heart attack (n) :

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disease resulting from heartbeat dont work.

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Smoke (v) : inhale and expel smoke of cigar or cigarette.

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Limit (n) : ultimate extent, degree or amount of something.

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KYreGayxac Addict (v) : unable to stop taking drugs or cigarettes. ejn Heroin (n) : highly addictive drug derived from morphine. faMCatiGaePon/ faMehr:UGIun Cancer (n) : disease resulting from this kind of tumor. CMgWmharIk Poison (n) : something that kills or injures when swallowed or absorbed. CatiBul/ faMBul Cigarette (n) : small amount of tobacco in a thin paper cylinder for smoking. )arI Intelligent (adj) : able to understand, think things out very quickly. qat/ vagv/ manR)aCJa Resign (v) : give up job, office, etc laQb;BIkargar/ e)aHbg;kargarecal
Terrible (adj) : causing fear, very serious, very bad.

Nervous (adj) : worry, fearful or anxious.

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IV. Grammar
Past Perfect Form:

S+ had+ Past Participle+

Using: - Used to compare with other actions. Ex: She had arrived home before it rained last night. - Used to compare with the time. Ex: I had finished my homework by Monday. Had better Form: S+ had better+ infinitive (without to) Using: had better is stronger and more immediate than should and often used as a warning. Ex: You had better hurry up. Your bus leaves in 10 minutes.

Would rather Form: S+ would rather+ infinitive (without to) Using: Use would rather to make choice. Ex: Id rather go on holiday in July this year, not August.

V.

Characters and Location

This text has two characters are Chenda and Sopha. It located at their house.

VI. Summary

Sopha and Chenda talked with each other about Sary and Sarys husband. Sary returned to Phnom Penh because of Sann, her husband, died last month because of heart attack. Sann has heart attack because of smoking. He has smoked cigarettes since he was young. Sary tried to convince her husband stop smoking by exchange him for something that is good for him. Sann resigned from his job because of smoking, but he just could not give it up. He said he would feel nervous if he stopped smoking.

VII. Answer the question

1. Sary returned to Phnom Penh because of her husband died last month and she did not want to live alone. 2. Sann has heart attack because of smoking. 3. Sann proud of Sary because Sary always used to get top marks in her class at school. 4. Sann had to resign from his job because he addict with smoking. 5. Sann did not give up smoking because he felt nervous when he stopped it.