Unit 8 Project
8.1:A good story
• Vocabulary:
Science fiction (Sci-fi): Stories based on futuristic science, technology, space, or
time travel.
Spy stories: Tales about secret agents, espionage, and undercover missions
Historical fiction: Fictional stories set in the past, of the featuring real life
figures or events
Real-life stories: Narratives based on true events or actual people's lives.
Thrillers: Fast-paced stories filled with suspense, tension, and excitement.
Crime fiction: Stories focused on crimes, investigations, and solving mysteries.
Horror stories: Fiction designed to scare, shock, or unsettle the reader.
(Taim)
8.1:A good story
• Grammar: Present perfect with Indefinite time adverbs
The present perfect tense is used with indefinite time adverbs (like ever, never, already, yet, just,
recently) to talk about actions or experiences that happened at an unspecified time in the past but are
still relevant now.
Structure:
have/has + past participle (V3)
Examples:
•I have already finished my homework.
•Have you ever been to Paris?
•She has just left.
These adverbs don't specify when the action happened—just that it has.
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(Husam)
8.2:Tales from around the world
Vocabulary:
(Husam)
8.3:Stories we remember
• Grammar: Present perfect continuous
• The present perfect continuous tense is used to show that an action started in the past and is still continuing, or
has recently stopped but has a present result.
• Structure:
have/has + been + verb(-ing)
• Use it to:
• Emphasize duration of an action
• Show actions that are ongoing or recently completed
• Examples:
• I have been studying for two hours.
• She has been working here since January.
• They have been running and now they’re tired.
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(Faris)
8.4:A walk in the park
• Vocabulary:
(Faris)
8.4:A walk in the park
• Grammar: Nouns followed by prepositions
• Some nouns are commonly followed by specific prepositions to show
relationships like cause, possession, topic, etc.
• Examples:
• Interest in – She has a strong interest in science.
• Reason for – What’s the reason for the delay?
• Solution to – We need a solution to this problem.
• Influence on – His speech had a big influence on the audience.
• Access to – They have access to clean water.
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(Taim)
Questions
• Vocabulary – Genres
• Q1. What is the difference between science fiction and historical fiction?
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Q2. Give an example of a spy story.
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Q3. Which genre tells stories based on real people or events?
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Q4. What kind of story would likely include a detective solving a case?
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Q5. Which genre is meant to scare or shock the reader?
Questions
• Grammar – Present Perfect with Indefinite Time Adverbs
• Q6. Fill in the blank: Have you ___ seen that movie?
(ever/just/already)
Q7. Rewrite this sentence using the present perfect: I saw that film.
• Q8. Choose the correct sentence:
a) I have finished my work yesterday.
b) I have already finished my work.
Questions
• Grammar – Present Perfect Continuous
• Q9. Complete the sentence: She ___ (study) English for three years.
• Q10. What’s the difference between "I have read the book" and "I
have been reading the book"?
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Q11. Make a sentence using present perfect continuous and the verb
work.
Questions
• Grammar – Nouns Followed by Prepositions
• Q12. Choose the correct preposition: She has a passion ___ music.
(for / on / at)
• Q13. Which preposition correctly follows the noun solution?
a) solution of the problem
b) solution to the problem
c) solution on the problem
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Q14. Create a sentence using the phrase interest in
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