NGUYỄN VAN QUY secondary school

ENGLISH 8
HAØ TRUNG KIEÂN
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1. Canada2. Britain3. ThaiLand4. Australia5. Japan6. The United States of  America
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Unit 12. A VACATION ABROAD

LESSON 1. GETTING STARTED,
LISTEN AND READ

- (to) pick...up:
- abroad (adv):
- a ticket (n):
- a tour (n):
- a business meeting:
America
Australia
đón , rước
nước ngoài, ngoại quốc
vé (xe)
tua, chuyến du lịch
buổi họp về kinh doanh
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I’m calling from Ha Noi
Hello, Quyen!
Mrs. Quyen’s schedule
A. Having dinner with the Smiths.
B. Leaving San Francisco.
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2
3
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C Coming to San Francisco.
C. Coming to San
Francisco.
D. Going out.
D Going out.
A Having dinner with the Smiths.
B Leaving San Francisco.
a) Will Mrs. Quyen and her husband stay at Mrs. Smith’s house? Why? Why not?
- No, they won’t. Because they are coming on a tour, and their accommodation is included in ticket price, so they will stay at the hotel.
b) Will Mrs. Quyen’s husband have dinner with the Smiths? Why (not)?
- No, he won’t. Because he will have a business meeting in the evening that day.
c) How will Mrs. Quyen go to Mrs. Smith’s house?
- Mrs. Smith will pick her up at her hotel.
Mrs. Smith: Would you like to come and stay
with us?
Mrs. Quyen: That’s very kind of you, but we’re
coming on a tour.
Mrs. Smith: You must come over for dinner one
night.
Mrs. Quyen: Yes, I’d love to.
Mrs. Smith: Would you like to come and stay
with us?
Mrs. Quyen: That’s very kind of you, but we’re
coming on a tour.
Mrs. Smith: You must come over for dinner one
night.
Mrs. Quyen: I’d love to.
Mrs. Smith: Would you like to come and stay
with us?
Mrs. Quyen: That’s very kind of you, but we’re
coming on a tour.
Mrs. Smith: You must come over for dinner one
night.
Mrs. Quyen: I’d love to.
Mrs. Smith: Would you like to come and stay with us?
Mrs. Quyen: That’s very kind of you, but we’re coming on a tour.
Mrs. Smith: You must come over for dinner one night.
Mrs. Quyen: I’d love to.
- Form:
Would you like + to Inf …?

- Meaning: Bạn có muốn ...?
- Usage: Making an invitation.
* Notes:
+ Accepting an invitation: Yes, I’d love to.
That’s great.
+ Declining an invitation: That’s very kind of you, but...
- Pronunciation:
Would you like to come and stay with us?
a)
play
soccer
with
us.
b)
come
to
my
birthday
party.
c)
play
chess
tonight.
d)
go
to
the
theater.
e)
drink a cup of coffee.
a)
play
soccer
with
us.
a)
Would
you
like
to play
soccer
with
us?
b) Come to my birthday party.
c) Play chess tonight.
d) Go to the theater.
e) Drink a cup of coffee.
b)
come
to
my
birthday
party.
c)
play
chess
tonight.
d)
go
to
the
theater.
e)
drink a cup of coffee.
a) play soccer with us.
- Would you like to play soccer with us?
b) come to my birthday party.
- Would you like to come to my birthday party?
c) play chess tonight.
- Would you like to play chess tonight?
d) go to the theater.
- Would you like to go to the theater?
e) drink a cup of coffee.
- Would you like to drink a cup of coffee?


- go to the canteen.
- join with us.
- see a movie.
 Homework
Rewrite sentences into your notebooks.
Write 3 or 4 invitations.
Prepare listening on page 115 for the next time.
THANK
YOU
FOR
YOUR
ATTENTION