GEI 4/Unit 4B/Unit 4C

GEI 4/Unit 4B/Unit 4C

Grammar/Expressions/Reading

Parts of Speech

• Noun : a word that placed as the subject or the object, or the adverb. of place in a sentence. Noun includes names of person, things, animals, places. Noun can be counted or uncounted. example : Bara is a good student.

• Verb : a word used to describe an action. Example : hear, run, study, etc

• Conjunction : a word used to connect clauses or to coordinate words in the same clause. Conjunctions are "and", "but", "if", "so", "or", "because"

• Adjective : a word or phrase naming an attribute, added or related to a noun to modify or describe. Example : natural, devastating, medical

Parts of Speech

• Interjection : an exclamation. It includes Oh! Wow! oops! Phew! Ouch!

• Adverb : a word or phrase that modify adjectives, verb or other adverb. Adverb can be: always, then, very, so, those adjectives+ly. Example: Anggi is very sad to hear that news. ("very" modifies "sad") ; Greta has performed her presentation successfully. ("successfully" modifies "has performed") ; Please work very "carefully" (carefully modifies "very")

Parts of Speech

• Preposition : a preceding word, like "in", "on", "at", "after", "under", "of", etc

• Pronoun : a word that refers to a participant (a person or a thing), or someone/something mentioned before ("she", "it", "this", "those")

Multiple Choice

Which one is a noun?

• sadness

• sadden

• sadly

• sad

Multiple Choice

Which one is a verb?

• act

• action

• active

• actively

Multiple Choice

Wildfires are often triggered by accidents or lightning. The word underlined is a ....

• adverb

• pronoun

• preposition

Multiple Choice

On October 29, 2018, Three-quarters of Venice was hit by the worst flooding in a decade. the underlined word is a ...

• adjective

• adverb

• verb

Multiple Choice

The deadliest hurricane in the USA took place in the city of Galveston, Texas, in 1990. The underline phrase is a ....

• pronoun

• verb

• adverb

Talking about A Natural Disaster Experience

• Expressing relief : I'm glad that you're okay, I'm lucky to have survived, thank God!, Thank goodness we're all okay, what a relief!

• Expressing worry : I was worried about you, I was afraid that ...., I was scared to death when ,,,,,

• Expressing sympathy : I'm sorry to hear that, this must be so hard for you, I'm sorry for your loss

• Expressing hope : I hope that.....let's hope that....hopefully,...

Multiple Choice

Hey, I'm glad that you're okay!

• yeah, I hope so too

• Thank goodness they're okay

• yeah, I'm lucky to have survived

Multiple Choice

When did the tornado strike your city?

• It struck in the evening, right after dinner

• I was sleeping

• I'm sorry to hear that

Multiple Choice

My parents' house was completely destroyed

• I'm glad you're okay

• thank God!

• I'm sorry to hear that

Multiple Choice

remain undamaged or unaffected by

• rip

• withstand

• stock up

Multiple Choice

A food that can be stored for a long time

• supply

• non-perishable

• debris