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Unit 8: Places
B- At the post office (P48: B1, 4)
1. Listen and read. Then practice with a partner.
Where is Liz now?
Liz is at the post office.
a) New words:
- envelope (n):
- change (n):
- mail (v):
- send (v):
- cost (v):
- altogether (adv):
- pay (v):
- receive (v):
phong bì
tiền lẻ
gửi thư
gửi
tổng cộng
chi phí
trả (tiền)
nhận
1. Liz’d like to send a letter to Canada.
2. She needs some envelopes.
3. They are 2,500 dong.
4. The stamps for her letter cost 9,000 dong.
5. The envelopes and the stamps are 11,500 dong.
1. Listen and read. Then practice with a partner.
b) Prediction: True or False
a) New words:
Unit 8: Places
B- At the post office (P48: B1, 4)
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Liz is at the post office
Liz : Excuse me. I’d like to send this letter to the USA.
How much is it?
Clerk: It’s 9,500 dong.
Liz: And I need some envelopes. How much are those?
Clerk: They are 2,000 dong.
Liz: OK. I’ll take them. How much is that altogether,
please?
Clerk: Well, the stamps for your letter cost 9,500 dong.
The envelopes are 2,000….That is 11,500 dong
altogether then, please.
Liz: Here you are. 15,000 dong.
Clerk: And here is your change. Thanks.
Liz : Thank you. Bye.
1. Listen and read. Then practice with a partner.
Unit 8: Places
B- At the post office (P48: B1, 4)
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1. Listen and read. Then practice with a partner.
b) Prediction: True or False
a) New words:
Unit 8: Places
B- At the post office (P48: B1, 4)
1. Liz’d like to send a letter to Canada.
2. She needs some envelopes.
3. They are 2,500 dong.
4. The stamps for her letter cost 9,000 dong.
5. The envelopes and the stamps are 11,500 dong.
the USA.
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2,000
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9,500
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Liz is at the post office
Liz : Excuse me. I’d like to send this letter to the USA.
How much is it?
Clerk: It’s 9,500 dong.
Liz: And I need some envelopes. How much are those?
Clerk: They are 2,000 dong.
Liz: OK. I’ll take them. How much is that altogether,
please?
Clerk: Well, the stamps for your letter cost 9,500 dong.
The envelopes are 2,000….That is 11,500 dong
altogether then, please.
Liz: Here you are. 15,000 dong.
Clerk: And here is your change. Thanks.
Liz : Thank you. Bye.
1. Listen and read. Then practice with a partner.
Unit 8: Places
B- At the post office (P48: B1, 4)
E.g1: Liz: How much is the letter to the USA?
Clerk: It’s 9,500 dong.
E.g2: Liz: How much are those?
Clerk: They are 2,000 dong.
* Ask and answer about the price
* Form:
1. Listen and read. Then practice with a partner.
c) Grammar:
Unit 8: Places
B- At the post office (P48: B1, 4)
How much + be (is/are) + S ?
S + be (is/are) + số tiền + đơn vị.
S + cost(s) + số tiền + đơn vị.
E.g3: The stamps cost 2,000 dong.
1. How much is this stamp ?
It is 8,000 dong.
50,000 dong
2. How much do these flowers cost ?
They cost 50,000 dong.
1. Listen and read. Then practice with a partner.
c) Grammar:
Unit 8: Places
B- At the post office (P48: B1, 4)
Now answer the questions:
She pays 11,500 dong altogether.
She will mail her letter to the USA.
c) How much change does she receive ?
b) How much does Liz pay altogether ?
a) Where will Liz mail her letter ?
She receives 3,500 dong in change.
About you:
d) Where is your nearest post office ?
e) How do you get to the post office
from your home ?
It’s about…
I get there by…
Unit 8: Places
B- At the post office (P48: B1, 4)
1. Listen and read. Then practice with a partner.
4. Listen and write the price of each of these five items.
envelopes
stamps
Phone card
pen
writing pad
Answer the questions:
1. What is the total coat?
2. How much change will Mrs. Robinson have from 60,000 dong?
2,000
1,500
3,000
2,500
50,000
59,000
Answer the questions:
1. What is the total cost?
2. How much change will Mrs. Robinson have from 60,000 dong?
The total cost is 59,000 dong.
She will have 1,000 dong in change.
Homework:
- Learn by heart new words.
- Write the answers into note-book.
- Prepare B2, B3.
Thanks for your attendance!
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