Speaking and listening – Elementary to IntermediateLet’s talk aboutHOUSESConversation cardsWhere do you live?Do you live in a house or a flat(also: apartment)?Describe your house or flat.(both inside and outside)How many rooms are there inyour house?Name them.What is there in yo[r]
BÀI TẬP UNIT 1 – NEW ENGLISH 11 I. Complete the sentences using “should shouldn’t, ought oughtn’t” or “must mustn’t, have to has to” or “don’t doesn’t have to”. 1. Your grandparents live far from us, so you SHOULD talk to them on the phone regularly. 2. I can watch TV and play computer games on[r]
Topic: The SupernaturalGhosts, Spirits, Spooks, Haunts, Poltergeists, ApparitionsGhost stories have been with ____________ for thousands of years. There are written__________ from the Chinese and __________, for example, which make up some ofthe earliest writings of __________. But do[r]
Talk about yourselvesTalk 5 sentences about your house4, ProductionListen and write in the notebooks5, HomeworkV/ Draw experience.Unit three: A/ What a lovely home! (A2)I/ Objects.By the end of the lesson, the students will be able to us[r]
d- You read notC) Put the verbs into the correct tense. Simple Past or Present Perfect Simple.a- Mother: I want to prepare dinner. (you/wash) ___________________thedishes yet?b- Daughter: I (wash) _________________ the dishes yesterday, but I (have/not)____________________ th[r]
BÀI TẬP UNIT 1 – NEW ENGLISH 11 I. Complete the sentences using “should shouldn’t, ought oughtn’t” or “must mustn’t, have to has to” or “don’t doesn’t have to”. 1. Your grandparents live far from us, so you SHOULD talk to them on the phone regularly. 2. I can watch TV and play computer games on[r]
FinishRole-PlayAct out the following dialogues. Do not write anything down. Try to use all the phrasal verbs inyour conversation. Then present one dialogue to the class.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[r]
SPEAKING PART I: List of questions for conversation with examiner
Home and Family Tell me about your home. Tell me about your ideal home. How have your parents influenced your choices throughout your life? Who is the closest person to you in your family? Who has been the biggest influence in your l[r]
Student b: i) Yes, let’s. What are we going to celebrate?ii) No, that’s a bad idea. It’s autumn. It may rain or drizzle.•If you’re using this WS with an upper-intermediate, you can give them Talkingabout Seasons 2/2.•Many thanks to mycutegraph.com and office.microsoft.com for the clip art.
Talk about the importance of waterSince the beginning of time, water has continued to be an important thing to all livingthings. Without water nothing could live. We may change our food according to theclimate of a place but we may find no substitute for water. Man has al[r]
instructions to all parts of the body.INVENTOR OF THE TELE PHONE (1)Listen to the frst part of the talk about the inventor of the telephone. As you listen to thetalk, write down the missing information in the notes below.
6.-When ……… they ……….(take) the photographs?7.-Who ………… you ………. (see) in the disco?8.-………………. you ever ……….. (write) a love letter?9.- ……………. the doctor …………. (come)yet?10.-……….. you ever ……….. (bake) a cake?11.-…………. the baby ………. (drink) his milk?12.-What ………. y[r]
Different uses of aboutThe preposition about has several uses. It can refer to movement or position in various directions or places.The children were running about. (= The children were running in various directions.)Clothes were lying about the
- Read the text and do the taskindividuallyTask 2: Deciding on True or False statement- Check the answers with a partner.- Ask Ss read the text more carefully and - Some S present.decide whether the statements are true (T) orKey:false (F). Correct the false informa[r]
Key:1. They are: having lunch together on thesecond day of Tet, spending Sundaytogether, and celebrating her grandparents’wedding anniversary on the first Sunday ofOctober.2. They usually go to the cinema or go for apicnic together.3. They don’t remember.4. They made five-coloured stic[r]
Talking about what you are doing at the momentThe present continuous tense is one of the most commonly used tenses in English. It is the tense form that weuse to talk about things we are doing at the moment. Note that this tense is not used to[r]
Time expressions: as and whileBoth while and as can be used to talk about a longer background action that was in progress when somethingelse happened.We discussed his plans while we were having lunch.As I was driving down the road, I saw a strange sight.Note that while an[r]
- Develop Ss’ 4 skills.II.Objectives:- By the end of the lesson, ss will be able to use “to be”,imperative, numbers from 0 to 100, Qs words( What / Where/ How/ Howmany…),“There is/There are…” and furniture vocabulary.- Read and understand the text about Lan’s family, Ss w[r]
Talking about the future part IIThe simple present tense is used to talk about future events that are part of official programs or timetables.The college reopens on August 16th.The train leaves at 6 pm.When does the flight arrive?The simple pre[r]