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Scientific Stream Summary
(scientific stream )
syllabus summary
Unit one: ethics in business
Grammar lessons:
When we use (providing that – provided that – as long as - unless) we use the same
tenses of conditional type 1
Providing that/provided that/as long as + verb (present simple) , verb (future )
N.b: the use of “if only” instead of “wish” shows a stronger felling of regret and desire
- We can use the expression It’s (high) time + subject + verb (past simple) . to refer to
present moment
- We use the expression It’s (high) time + verb (infinitive) . to refer to the speaker
and the listener together
-We use “had better” + verb (infinitive without to) to give advice
Eg: you had better (‘d better) stop talking / you had better (‘d better) not go there
Eg2:
Vocabulary lessons :
1/ forming nouns :
2/ forming opposites :
Ir – il – im – in – dis- un
The stress:
Bi-syllabic words:
In words ending by (tion – sion – al – ic – ism), the stress falls on the second
syllable from the end
In words ending by (cy– gy – ty – phy), the stress falls on the third syllable from
the end
Compound words:
a- Compound noun:
The stress falls on the first word, while secondary stress under the second
word
b- Compound adjective:
The stress falls on the second word, while secondary stress under the first
word
c- Compound verb:
The stress falls on the second word, while secondary stress under the first
word
Grammar lessons:
2/ expressing condition:
N.b : ( providing that / provided that/ as long as/ unless ) take the rule of conditional
type “1”
3/The use of “unless” :
The link word “unless” means : except if or if....not and introduces a condition
4/ expressing cause :
Eg: Because of the advertisement of fast foods, many people have developed unhealthy
eating and drinking habits.
Vocabulary lessons :
Fat fatty
Grammar lessons:
When we describe the purpose of something, we use one of the following structures:
Vocabulary lessons :
Grammar lessons:
1/ modals :
Reporting question:
(Replace the marks of the direct speech by ‘wh’ question and make the necessary changes)
(Replace the marks of the direct speech by ‘if/whether’ question and make the necessary
changes)
Reporting orders: eg: He ordered her: ”Open the door” he ordered her to open the door
(put the verb of the speech in the infinitive and replace the marks of the direct speech by it)
Vocabulary lessons:
Fun funny
1/ Enumerating: first – to begin with – to start with – first of all .....etc / second –
third ....- next – then – after this ......etc/ lastly – at long last – finally – eventually – in
the end – to end up – to close up .....etc .
3/ Explaining: that is – that is to say – in other words – to put it more simply – for
example – for instance.....etc
5/Contrasting : but – unlike - however – while – whereas – on one hand -the other
hand ...etc
supporting ideas..............................................................................supporting
ideas..................... ..................................................... supporting
ideas...........................................................supporting
ideas..........................................................................supporting ideas.............................................. .
...............................................(concluding sentence)................
...............................................(concluding sentence)................
Concluding link word, ............. answering the thesis statement giving your
own opinion ................................................................................................................ .
...............................................(concluding sentence)................
Thank the audience for the presence.............+ mention the aim of the speech ( why you
deliver the speech) + ( giving your program: first, ..........second, ...................etc till
Finally,..................................supporting ideas ...................................................................................
Dear............,
As a result, I ....................
Yours faithfully,
6: writing a letter:
Dear............,
...............................................................................................................................................................
...............................................................................................................................................................
...............................................................................................................................................................
Yours faithfully,
7: writing an e-mail:
To : xxxxxxx@xxx.com
From: yyyyyyyy@yyyyy.com
Dear............,
...............................................................................................................................................................
...............................................................................................................................................................
...............................................................................................................................................................
Yours faithfully,
Nb: the use of link words is very important to make your paragraph coherent
Ms : Messaouda Djafer