Who are they?

Ex 1: Write a word or phrase for each description below.
1. This person delivers goods to your house. delivery person
2. This person stops fires from burning.
firefighter
3. People visit this place for pleasure usually
tourist attraction
while they are on holiday.
4. People make these objects out of clay.
pottery
5. This person makes things with his / her
artisan
hands.

Ex 2: Circle the correct word or phrase to complete each sentence.
1. The villagers (preserve / shorten) their traditional weaving
techniques.
2. Com Lang Vong has a special (fragrance / function), so it is very
popular.
3. Our (firefighters / police officers) help keep law and order in our
community.
4. Bun Cha is the (speciality food / fast food) I like best.
5. My home town is famous for (handicrafts / objects), such as paper
fans and lanterns.

I don't know how to make lanterns

2. Grammar: Question words before to-infinitives
– We use a question word such as who, what, where,
when, or how before a to-infinitive to express an indirect
question about what we should do.
– We often use a verb such as ask, wonder, (not) decide,
(not) tell, or (not) know before the question word + toinfinitive.
Example:
We don't know what to do to help the community.
She asked how to get to the nearest shopping mall.

LUCKY APPLES
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1. You should decide ______ to move to the new house.
A. while
B. when
C. where
D. who

Lucky

2. Do you know ______ to sort rubbish?
A. who
B. which
C. how

D. what

3. She didn't tell me ______ to meet, in the library or in
the lab.
A. how
B. when
C. what
D. where

Lucky

4. Could you tell me ______ to do in this situation?
A. what
B. when
C. where
D. who

Lucky

5. I wonder ______ to ask for advice, my teacher or my
parents.
A. where B. when
C. who
D. what

Keys
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2.
3.
4.
5.

B
C
D
A
C

Phrasal verbs

 pass  down

Ex 4: Rewrite each sentence so that it contains the phrasal verb in
brackets. You may have to change the form of the verb.

1. In some villages, people reduce the number of steps to make
the handicraft. (cut down on)
2. My grandparents gave the skills to my parents. (hand down)
3. In their community, the eldest child is usually responsible
for his or her parents. (take care of)
4. Before we go to a new place, we always get information
about it. (find out)
5. They have a good relationship with all neighbours. (get on
with)

Answer
1. In some villages, people cut down on the number of
steps to make the handicraft.
2. My grandparents handed down the skills to my parents.
3. In their community, the eldest child usually takes care
of his or her parents.
4. Before we go to a new place, we always find out about it.
5. They get on with all neighbours.

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Wrap – up:
What have you learnt in this lesson?
Review the vocabulary and grammar : question
words and phrasal verbs
Homework:
Learn vocabulary and grammar unit 1.
Prepare unit 2. Getting started: vocabulary, prepare ex
2,3,4

Thank
s!
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questions?