Teacher's name:
Luong Thi Minh Huong

1. Write the names for the people who belong to these
places. Then listen and repeat the words.
COUNTRY

PEOPLE

1. the USA

The Americans

2. England

The English

3. Scotland

The Scottish / the Scots

4. Wales

The Welsh

5. Ireland

The Irish

6. Canada

The Canadians

7. Australia

The Australians

8. New Zealand

The New Zealanders

2. Change the words into a noun (N), an adjective (A) or a verb (V).
1

historic

N=

2

symbol

V = symbolise

3

legend

A = legendary

4

iconic

N = icon

5

spectacle

A = spectacular

6

festive

N = scenic / scenical

7

scenery

A = festival

8 attraction

V=

history

attract

3. Use the words in the box to complete the sentences.
icon
symbolises scenic
unique

attracts

icon
1. The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco is an …………
of
this famous city.
symbolises
2. Big Ben is a major monument in London which ………………
the United Kingdom.
scenic beauty of its
3. New Zealand is famous for the ………......
mountains and forests.
unique animals like the kangaroo
4. Australia is home to ……………
and koala, which are native to Australia.
5. The Glastonbury Festival in England is a celebration of music
attracts thousands of people.
and it …………….

4. Match the words/ phrases with the
pictures.
castle
parade
state
loch
cattle station
monument

PRONUNCIATION
5. Listen and repeat the words.
-ese

-ee

1. Cantonese

5. Employee

2. Taiwanese

6. Adoptee

3. Japanese

7. Adressee

4. portuguese

8. interviewee

REMENBER!
For words ending in - ese or –ee, the stress is often
placed on the final syllable.
Example: trai'nee
nepa'lese

6. Mark the stress in the underlined words. Then
listen and repeat the sentences.
1. One- fifth of the people in the world are Chinese.
Chi'nese
2. A refugee is a person who is forced to leave a
country.
Refu'gee
3. My daughter is a trainee.
Trai'nee
4. Japanese is the language of Japan.
Japa'nese
5. This printer has two- year guarantee.
Guaran'tee

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