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    This document summarizes the vocabulary, grammar, and homework covered in Unit 11 of an intermediate English language course. [1] Key vocabulary includes jobs, things people do at work, and reporting verbs like invite, remind, warn, offer, refuse, promise, agree, threaten, admit, and suggest. [2] The grammar section covers reported speech including changing direct statements, questions, requests, and imperatives into reported forms. [3] The homework assigns exercises practicing this vocabulary and grammar, reading comprehension, and a writing assignment telling a story using verb forms.

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    Face2Face Intermediate Unit 11

    Homework and Language Summary

    What we learned:

    VOCABULARY:

    - Things people do at work: (have a lot of responsibility, work unsocial hours…)

    - Jobs: (demanding, well-paid, badly-paid…)

    - Reporting verbs

    invite, remind, warn Rupert invited her to have dinner with his family.

    She warned him not to go alone there again.

    offer, refuse, promise, agree, threaten Dom offered to give Kat a lift home.

    She promised not to do it again.

    admit, suggest Dom admitted being madly in love with Kat.

    extra information: promise, agree, admit, suggest Kat promised Dom that she would go out with
    him.

    Dom admitted that he was in love with Kat.

    GRAMMAR:

    - Reported speech: sentences

    We use reported speech to tell someone what another person said.

    direct speech reported speech

    I still want to be in the programme. She said she still wanted to be in the
    programme.
    I’m having another operation on Friday. She said that she was having another
    operation on Friday.
    I’ve already had one operation. She told me she’d already had one operation.
    I was in a car accident. She said that she’d been in a car accident.

    They’re going to start filming soon. I told her they were going to start filming soon.

    I won’t be able to walk on it for a month. She said she wouldn’t be able to walk on it for
    a month.
    I can’t come to the meeting on Monday. She told me she couldn’t come to the meeting
    on Monday.
    You must talk to Max. I told her that she had to talk to you.

    - Reported speech: questions

    We use reported questions to tell someone what another person asked us.

    Are you working at the moment? He asked me whether/if I was working at the
    moment.

    Where did you study acting? He wanted to know where I’d studied acting.

    - Reported speech: requests and imperatives

    Can you come to a meeting on Monday? He asked me to come to a meeting on Monday.

    Call me at lunchtime. She told me to call her at lunchtime.

    Don’t worry about me. He told me not to worry about him.

    HOMEWORK

    - Vocabulary, Grammar and Real Word:

    -Extra Practice 11 (p.125) -Reading and Writing

    -Language Summary 11 (p.152) -Portfolio 11: Telling a story p.84

    - 11A-D Workbook (p.55) -Reading: a story about an interview

    - Self Study DVD-ROM 1 with Review Video -Writing: verb forms in stories

    Useful links:

    Lesson A

    https://elt.oup.com/student/englishfile/intermediate3/grammar/file08/?cc=tr&selLanguage=en

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