UNIT 9
LESSON 2
SPEAK
UNIT
NINE
LESSON 2
SPEAK
+ L.F 3, 4
Situations
which require
first - aid
have a snake bite
have a nose bleed
have a burn
have a bee sting
have a cut
QUESTIONS
1. I want you to get me a bandage. How can I say?
Will you please get me a bandage?
2. I’d like you to come to my party. How can I say?
Would you like to come to my party?
3. I tell my mother that I surely finish my work before bedtime. How can I say?
I promise I’ll finish my homework before bedtime.
MODEL SENTENCES
- Will you please get me a bandage?
 to make a request
- Would you like to come to my party?
 to make an offer
- I promise I’ll finish my homework before bedtime.
 to make a promise
Can/Could you…?
Will/ Would you…?
Sure.
OK.
All right.
I’m sorry I can’t.
I’m afraid not.
Would you like…?
What can I get for you?
Shall I…?
Will/Won’t you have…?
Can I get you…?
Yes, please.
That would be nice.
No, thank you.
I will… I promise.
I promise I’ll…
I promise I won’t…
I promise to…
I hope so.
Good
I’m glad.
Don’t forget.
Matching
1. The girl has a burn on her hand.
2. The girl has a bad fever.
3. The boy has just broken the vase.
4. The boy has a headache.
5. The boy has a snake bite.
a
d
e
b
c
b. Could you give me an aspirin, please?
Sure. Here you are.
c. Could you help me hold the wound tight?
Of course. I’ll do it right now.
e. You broke the vase, Nam. I hope you won’t do it again.
I promise I won’t.

PRACTICE
LANGUAGE FOCUS 3
a. Will you open the
window, please, Nga?
b. Will you give it
to me, please?
c. Will you answer
the telephone, please?
d. Will you turn on
the television, please?
e. Will you pour a glass of
water for me, please?
e. Will you get the
cushion, please?
LANGUAGE FOCUS 4
empty
cut
study
paint
hang
carry