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Na Nhan secondary school
Period 75:
Unit 12: A vacation abroad
Getting started + Listen and read
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Thai Land

The United States of America



Canada
Britain
Australia
Japan
Unit 12. A VACATION ABROAD
I.GETTING STARTED

LESSON 1. : GETTING STARTED, LISTEN AND READ

Which country do you want to visit?
I’d like to visit Australia.
Why?
Because Australian people are friendly.
: Cues:
1. Japan / Japanese food is delicious
2. Britain / It has beautiful parks
3. Thailand / It has a lot of beautiful pagodas
4. The USA / It is a beautiful country
5. Canada / It has a lot of beautiful sights and
lakes.
A : Which country do you want to visit?
B: I’d like to visit Australia
A: Why?
B: Because Australian people are friendly.
Mrs. Quyen
Mrs. Smith
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Lesson 1 :Getting started - Listen and Read( p. 111-112)
Unit 12 : A vacation abroad
1. T/ F statements
1. New words:
bao gồm
- to come over:
đến/ ghé (thăm)
- to pick (sb) up :
đón/ rước (ai)
Unit 12: Lesson 75:Getting started- Listen…
Mrs. Smith:
Mrs. Smith:
Mrs. Smith:
Mrs. Smith:
Mrs. Smith:
Mrs. Smith:
Mrs. Smith:
Mrs. Quyen:
Mrs. Quyen:
Mrs. Quyen:
Mrs. Quyen:
Mrs. Quyen:
Mrs. Quyen:
Mrs. Quyen:
Hello.
Sandra, it’s Quyen. I’m calling from Ha Noi.
Hello, Quyen. This is a nice surprise!
Thanh and I are coming to San Francisco on Monday.
That’s wonderful! Would you like to come and stay with us while you’re in town?
That’s very kind of you, but we’re coming on a tour. Our accommodation is included in the ticket price.
Then you must come over for dinner one night.
Yes, we’d love to but we’ll only be in town for three nights. We leave on the 28th.
Are you free on Tuesday evening?
No, I’m going out that night, but I’m not busy the following evening.
What about Thanh? Will he come with you?
No. Unfortunately, he has a business meeting in the evening.
Oh dear. He’s always working. Well, I’ll pick you up at your hotel. Shall we say seven o’clock?
That sounds fine. Thanks, Sandra. See you then.
Bye.
Mrs. Smith:
Lesson 1 :Getting started - Listen and Read( p. 111-112)
Unit 12 : A vacation abroad
1. T/ F statements
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Going out
Having dinner with Mrs. Smith
Leaving San Francisco
Unit 12: Lesson 74:Getting started- Listen…
2. Complete Mrs.Quyen’s schedule.
2. Answer the questions
a. Will Mrs. Quyen and her husband stay at Mrs. Smith’s house? Why? Why not?
b. Will Mrs. Quyen’s husband have dinner with the Smiths? Why (not)?
c. How will Mrs. Quyen go to Mrs. Smith’s house?
No, they won’t. Because they are coming on a tour, and their accommodation is included in the ticket price, so they will stay at the hotel.
No, he won’t. Because he will have a business meeting in the evening that day.
Mrs. Smith will pick her up at her hotel.
E g: He ’s always working
My sons are always watching TV.
- Form:
S + be + always + V ing……
- Usage: Making a complaint
Grammar
Nam / play games
->…………………………………………………
2. Ba./ get up late
->……………………………………………………
3. Hoa and Mai / talk in the class
->………………………………………………….
4. Bao /go out in the evening
……………………………………………………..
Nam is always playing games
Hoa and Mai are always talking in the class
Ba is always getting up late
Bao is always going out in the evening.
Choose the best answer
1.Na is always……… on the phone.
talk B. to talk C. talking D. talked
2. Would you like ……….to my house.?
to come B. coming C.came D.come
3.Mr and Mrs Thanh……..always missing the train
A. is B. are C. were D. be
Make a complaint use the given words

They / always / watch / TV.
……………………………………..
2.He / always /forget doing / homework
……………………………………………
They are always watchingTV
He is always forgeting doing his homework
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Homework
- Write the answers a  e ( page 90 )
- Learn new words by heart
- Prepare: Speak ( page 113)
Celinne Dion – And so this is Xmax
THANK YOU
FOR YOUR ATTENTION !
Goodbye !
Answer True or False.
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Miss Blake says that we should use cloth
bags and shouldn’t use plastic bags at all
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