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Monday, February 2023

Unit 8: English Speaking Countries.
Lesson 2: A closer look 1

I. Vocabulary

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



Scotish/ 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 = history

2.

Symbol

V = symbolise

3.

Legend

A = legendary

4.

Iconic

N = icon

5.

Spectacle

A = spectacular

6.

Festive

N = festival

7.

Scenery

A = scenic

8.

Attraction

V = attract

3. Use the words in the box to
complete the sentemces
icon

symbolises

unique

1. The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco is an
famous city.

3. New Zealand is famous for the
forests.
unique
4. Australia is home to
which are native to Australia.

scenic

attracts

icon

2. Big Ben is a major monument in London which
Kingdom.

scenic

symbolises

of this
the United

beauty of its mountains and

animals like the kangaroo and koala,

5. The Glastonbury Festival in England is a celebration of music and it
attracts
thousands of people.

4. Match the words/ phrases with
the pictures
parade
cattle station

state
monument

loch
castle

1. castle

2. loch

3. parade

4. monument

5. state

6. cattle station

I. Vocabulary

5. Listen and repeat the words
-ese

-ee

1. Cantonese

5. employee

2. Taiwanese

6. adoptee

3. Japanese

7. addressee

4. Portuguese

8. interviewee

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.
2. A refugee is
a person who is forced to leave a
'
country.
'
3. My daughter is a trainee.
'
4. Japanese is
the language of Japan.
'
5. This printer has a two-year guarantee.