The Communicative Teaching of English

9. cancer

10. chief executive

11. genius

12. co-founder

14. Simple
Past
Tense
The simple past tense is used to talk about actions
that happened at a specific time in the past. You
state when it happened using a time adverb.
You form the simple past of a verb by adding -ed
onto the end of a regular verb but, irregular
verb forms have to be learned.

15. Simple Past T
The structure for positive sentence
in the simple past tense is:
Subject V2

16. The structure for negative
in the simple past tense is:
auxiliary
subject + + not + main verb
verb
Subject Auxiliary not Main verb
past

17. The structure for
question sentences in
the simple past tense
is:
Auxiliary verb Subject Main verb

18. Example:
Subject
The co-founder of Apple died
October 5, 2011
at the age of 56.
V.2

19. Example:
Subject V.2
Steve Jobs stepped
down as Apple's chief
executive in August
because of his health.

20. Example:
Subject V.2
Obama said that he made
the information
revolution accessible and
fun.

22. Steve Jobs made technology fun.
The co-founder of Apple died
October 5, 2011 at1.wmv the age
of 56. He fought for years against
cancer.

23. People gathered outside his house
in Palo Alto, California, and at Apple
stores around the world to say good-
bye.

24. Tim Bajarin is president of Creative
Strategies, a high-tech research and
consulting company.

25. "If you actually look at a tech leader,
they’re really happy if they have one hit
in their life. Steve Jobs has the Apple II,
the Mac, the iPod, the iPhone, the iPad
and Pixar.”

26. Although Steve Jobs’ parents supported
his early interest in electronics, he was
a college dropout.

27. He and his friend Steve Wozniak
started Apple Computer -- now just
called Apple -- in 1976.

28. They stayed at the company until 1985.
That year, Steve Wozniak went back to
college and Steve Jobs left in a fight with
the chief executive.

29. Mr. Jobs then formed his own
company, called NeXT Computer.
He rejoined Apple in 1997 after it
bought NeXT.

30. Apple was in bad shape then. Jobs
helpedturn it into one of the
most valuable companies in the world today.

31. Steve Wozniak, speaking on
CNN, talked abouthis longtime
friend as a "great leader" and a
"marketing genius."

32. President Obama said that Steve Jobs made
computers personal, and that he put the
Internet in our pockets. Obama said that he
made theinformation revolution accessible
and fun."

33. Steve Jobs stepped down as
Apple's chief executive in August
because of his health.

35. Activity 1
1. The teacher draws a slot.
2. The person who have his/her name in the slot
has to answer question.
3. You will get the reward if you answer correctly .

36. a. Steve Jobs, and what he will do in his life.
1.Based on the title of this article,”Steve
Jobs Is Remembered”, this article will
probably be about…………
a. Steve Jobs, and what he
will do in his life.
c. The things Steve Jobs
remembered in his life.
b. Steve Jobs, and what he
did in his life.

37. 2. What did Steve Jobs do?
a. He gave us exciting new
technology.
b. He found a cure for cancer.

38. b. False
3. Steve Jobs died of cancer
a. True b. False

39. 4. How do people remember
Steve Jobs?
a. He was a great
leader.
b. He was a bad
student.
b. He was a bad
student.
d. He made
technology fun.

40. 5. Steve Jobs graduated from
college.
a. True b. False

41. 6. What year did Steve Jobs and Steve
Wazniak stop working at Apple
Computer?
a.2011 b.1985
c.1976 d.1997

42. 7. Steve Jobs was
the…………..
a. President of b. Reporter on
Creative Strategies CNN
c. Co-founder of
Apple

44. 1. Make a group of four.
2. There will be a debate between two
group.
3. The representative of the two groups
picks up the topic for the debate.
4. Enjoy the topic chosen

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