PRESENTATION OF GROUP 2

VOCABULARY-2
61-NNA4
MEMBERS OF GROUP 2

TRẦN KIM NGÂN

NGUYỄN THỊ THANH NI

 PHRASE

IDIOM

CONTEN WORD FORMATION

T
MINI GAME

TEST
 Lesson 2: TIME AND WORK
I. Phrase, pattern,collocation:
job moment

Take a take/be
Do a just/wait a moment
Get a job at/in
Find a
It’s a good + any moment (now)
Make/ do a good/ bad + at this/that moment in time,…
+ The right moment to/for
Ex: When she left college, she got a
job as an editor in a publishing  Ex: I'm expecting her to come at
company. any moment.
 ever now

up to
hardly Right now
if ever Any day/moment, etc
as
Forever/for + now that,…
+ Every now and then/ again
+ ever since,… + now in the time to,
+ first/only sth ever to, + from now on,
+ bigger/ better than ever Ex: From now on the gates will be locked
Ex: If you're ever/If ever you're in Rio, at midnight.
do give me a call.
 Idiom
- Once in a blue moon: very rarely, something that happens very seldom
Ex: My sister lives in Alaska, so I only see her once in a blue moon.
- a stitch in time (saves nine): used for saying that it is better to solve the
problem now, rather than leave it until later when it may be more difficult
to deal with.
Ex: John said to his brother, " You better bring your car to the shop
while it's still running, because a stitch in time saves nine".
- At the drop of a hat: immediately or in a way that shows that you have
no doubts about doing sth.
Ex: I hate to speak in public, but she’ll get up on stage at the drop of a hat.
Idiom
- In/for donkey’s years: an extremely long time
Ex: I haven't been here in donkey's years, I can't believe how much 
the town has changed.
- In the nick of time: just in time to prevent sth bad happening
Ex: You got here in the nick of time we're just about to start the show.
- The other day: recently
Ex: I forgot to tell you that I got a postcard from Mary the other day.
- for good: permanently, without the possibility of change in the future
Ex: It's time you started thinking about using your wealth for good, 
instead of wasting it on pleasure.
 Word formation
+ Compete /kəmˈpiːt/ (v): to try to gain sth and stop SO else from
having it or having as much of it.
- Competitive(adj): determined or trying very hard to be
more successful than other people or businesses.
- Competitor(n): a person, team, or company that
is competing against others.
+ Employ /ɪmˈplɔɪ/ (v) : to have someone work or do a job for you
and pay them for it.
- employability(n): the skills and abilities that allow you to
be employed.
- employable(adj): having skills or qualities that are necessary to get
a job.
- employee(n): someone who is paid to work for someone else.
 Word formation

+ Period /ˈpɪə.ri.əd/ (n) : a length of time, a fixed time during

the life of a person or in history.
- periodical(n): a magazine, especially one about
a serious or technical subject.
- periodic(ally) (adj/adv): happening a number of times, usually
at regular times.
+ End /end/ (n) : the part of a place or thing that is furthest away
from the centre, the final part of something.
- endless(adj):  never finishing, or seeming never to finish.
- endlessly(adv): something that is endless seems to continue
forever.
- ending(n): the last part of a story.
MINI GAME
 Instructions:

1. Divide into two Teams to get four in a row

with their color. The colors are: Red,
yellow

2. The number of stars required to win is 3

in a row, columns or diagonally.

3. Each team is asked a question. If you

answer correctly, the star will change to
that teams color.

4. First team to get the desired number of

stars touching wins!
Align the Stars!

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16

End Game - Start New Game

 Question 1: write one word in the gap.
The president’s just been elected to second term……..office.

in

back
 Question 2: write one word in the gap.
I don’t know how anyone can sit in front of a computer for hours
….end.

on

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 Question 3: write one word in the gap.
You’d better start working a bit harder or you’ll be ……of a job!

out

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 Question 4: complete the second sentence so that it has a
similar meaning to the first sentence
(use 3-8 words)
- No one except Jake has ever beaten me at a game of chess.
(only)
- Jake …………beat me at a game of chess

Is the only person ever to

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 Question 5:complete the second sentence so that it has a
similar meaning to the first sentence
(use 3-8 words)
- it’s time we began to sort through these cupboards.(start)
- It’s time we………..through these cupboards.

Made a start (on/at) sorting

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Question 6:Can’t we go out somewhere? I don’t want to ______ all
evening.

a) Stay on b) stay out c) stay in

Stay in

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Question 7: Matt is very __________ . He wants to be number one
at everything.         (compete)

4) competitive

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Question 8:. Being……………. is the worst thing that can happen to
someone.        ( EMPLOY)

unemployed

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 NOUN VERB ADJECTIVE ADVERB

competition competitive competitive

compete

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 Question 10: each of the words in bold is an incorrect form.
Rewrite them correctly.
-once you’ve been self-employed for a while, it’s very difficult
to become just another company employer again.

Employee

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Question 11:each of the words in bold is an incorrect form.
Rewrite them correctly.
-Hargreaves and Son are one of our main competitions.

a) competitor. B) competitive c) compete

Competitor

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 Question 12:write one word in the gap.

My French isn’t that great, and our clients were speaking a mile
a _____. I only understood about half of the conversation.

minute

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Question 13:. We’re in the desert. It only rains here once in a
blue _____.

moon

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 Question 14:write one word in the gap.

. I’ve been pressed for _____ all week. We have an important

deadline this Friday.

time

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Question 15: Synonym with manage

Achieve

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Question 16: Antonym with antique

New

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