Game: Matching

a

1. New Zealand
2. Singapore
3. Canada

b
c

d

4. The USA

e

5. The United Kingdom
6. Australia

f

Unit 8 (cont):
ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRIES
period 64:
A CLOSER LOOK 1
VOCABULARY
1. Write the name for the people who belong to these
places. Then listen and
repeat
the
words.
Country
People
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

The USA
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Canada
Australia
New Zealand

the
Americans
the English
the Scottish / the
scots
the Welsh
the Irish
the
Canadians
the

Australians
the New

Unit 8 (cont):
ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRIES
period 64:
A CLOSER LOOK 1
VOCABULARY
2. Change the words into a noun (N), an adjective (A) or
a verb (V).
N = history
1. historic
2. symbol
V =symbolize
3. legend
A= legendary
4. iconic
N= icon
5. spectacle
A= spectacular
6. festive
N= festival
7. scenery
8. attraction

A= scenic
V= attract

Unit 8 (cont):
ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRIES
period 64:
A CLOSER LOOK 1
VOCABULARY
3. Use the words in the box to complete the sentences.
icon symbolises
scenic
unique
attracts
1. The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco isicon
an ...............................of this
symbolise
famous city.
2. Big Ben is a major monument in London s
sceni
which.................................
c
the United Kingdom.
uniq
3. New Zealand is famous
for
ue
the.........................................beauty
of its
mountains and forests.
attracts
4. Australia
is home to...........................................animals like

Unit 8 (cont):
ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRIES
period 64:
A CLOSER LOOK 1
VOCABULARY
4. Match the words / phrases with the pictures
parade
state
loch
cattle station
monument
castle

castle

loch

parade

monume
nt

state

cattle
station

Unit 8 (cont):
ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRIES
period 64:
A CLOSER LOOK 1
PRONUNCIATION Stress in words ending in –ese
and –ee
5. Listen and repeat
the words
-ese
-ee
1. Cantonese
5. employee
2. Taiwanese
6. adoptee
3. Japanese
7. addressee
4. Portuguese
8. interviewee

Unit 8 (cont):
ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRIES
period 64:
A CLOSER LOOK 1
PRONUNCIATION
Stress in words ending in –ese
andthe
–eestress in the underlined words. Then listen
6. Mark
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.

Unit 8 (cont):
period 64:

ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRIES
A CLOSER LOOK 1

VOCABULARY
PRONUNCIATION
HOMEWORK

- Learn by heart the names of the countries and their
people in this lesson.
- Prepare for the “A closer look 2”
- Do exercises in your workbooks.