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Monday, November 15, 2021
UNIT 6: FOLK TALES
Period 30.
GETTING STARTED
A SUGGESTION FOR NICK’S PROJECT
Vocabulary:
- reply /rɪˈplaɪ/ (v):
legend / legend/ (n):
folk tale /ˈfəʊk teɪl/ (n):
fable /ˈfeɪbl/ (n):
origin /ˈɒrɪdʒɪn/(n):
produce / prəˈdjuːs/ (v):
give birth to:
imaginary /ɪˈmædʒɪnəri/ (a):
arrogant /ˈærəɡənt/ (a):
đáp lời, trả lời
truyền thuyết, sự tích
truyện kể dân gian
truyện ngụ ngôn
nguồn gốc
tạo ra, sinh (đẻ) ra
sinh nở, sinh con
tưởng tượng
kiêu ngạo, ngạo mạn
Checking vocabulary:
- reply /rɪˈplaɪ/ (v)
legend / legend/ (n)
folk tale /ˈfəʊk teɪl/ (n)
fable /ˈfeɪbl/ (n)
origin /ˈɒrɪdʒɪn/(n)
produce / prəˈdjuːs / (v)
- give birth to /gɪv bɜːθ tə(r)/ (exp)
imaginary /ɪˈmædʒɪnəri/ (a)
arrogant /ˈærəɡənt/ (a)
: đáp lời, trả lời
: truyền thuyết, sự tích
: truyện kể dân gian
: truyện ngụ ngôn
: nguồn gốc
: tạo ra, sinh (đẻ) ra
: sinh nở, sinh con
: tưởng tượng
: kiêu ngạo, ngạo mạn
- A legend:
truyền thuyết
- A fable:
truyện dân gian, cổ tích
- A genre:
- To give birth:
- To research on:
- Origin (n):
thể loại
sinh ra
nghiên cứu về
nguồn gốc
I. NEW WORDS:
II. LISTEN AND READ:
1. Where are Duong and Nick?
2. What are they doing?
3. What are they talking about?
II. LISTEN AND READ:
Duong: I phoned you around 9 p.m.
last night, but no reply.
 Nick: Oh, I was doing some
Internet research on
Vietnamese legends for my
project. 
Duong: Have you found one you like
yet? 
Nick: Not really. Can you suggest
anything? 
Duong: We have lots of legends, folk
tales, and fables. A popular
one is the legend of Lac Long
Quan and Au Co. 
Nick: Oh yeah? What’s it about?
Duong: Well, it’s about the origins of the
Vietnamese people. 
Nick: Who are the main characters? 
Duong: Lac Long Quan – the dragon king
of the ocean, Au Co – a fairy, and
their sons. 
Nick: And what’s the story? 
Duong: Let me see… Lac Long Quan
married Au Co. She gave birth to
a bag of one hundred eggs, which
produced one hundred baby boys. 
Nick: One hundred baby boys? That’s a lot.
 Duong: And some years later, Lac Long
Quan missed the sea so he took
fifty of their sons to the sea, and Au
Co took the others to the mountains.
Those boys were the ancestors of the
Vietnamese. 
Nick: What an interesting legend it is! I think
I’ve found the subject of my project!
II. LISTEN AND READ:
Read the conversation again and choose the correct answers.
(Ex. a/ p. 59)
1. What was Duong doing at 9 p.m. last night?
A
He was coming to Nick’s house.
B
He was phoning Nick.
C
He was talking to Nick.
EX. a P. 59
2. What was Nick doing at 9 p.m. last night?
A
He was watching a TV show.
C
He was talking about his project.
B
He was searching for information on the web.
EX. a P. 59
3. What legend did Duong recommend to Nick?
C
A legend about how Viet Nam began.
B
A legend about Vietnamese people being original
A
A legend that isn’t well - kno
EX. a P. 59
4. Who was Lac Long Quan?
A
A fairy
C
Au Co’s father
B
The dragon king of the ocean
EX. a P. 59
5. Where did Au Co take half of the sons?
B
To the mountains
A
To the sea
C
To Lac Long Quan’s land
EX. a P. 59
2. Match the words to their meanings. (Ex. b/ p. 59)
1. title
2. Genre
3. main characters
4. plot
the people the story is about
b. the content of the story
the name of the story
d. the type of story it is
1. c
2. d
3. a
4. b
3. Find the information in the conversation to complete the table. (Ex. a/ p. 7)
Legend
Lac Long Quan, Au Co and their sons
Au Co gave birth to one hundred baby boys.
Lac Long Quan missed the sea.
Lac Long Quan took 50 their sons to the sea.
Au Co took the others to the mountains.
4. What does this sentence from the conversation express? (Ex. d/ p. 59)
Nick: What an interesting legend it is!
It’s an exclamatory sentence
Exclamatory sentences are used to express surprise or strong feelings. We use what in exclamatory sentences:

 What + a / an + adjective + N (singular countable) + S + V!

 Example: What a naughty boy he is!

What + adjective + N (uncountable/ plural countable) + S + V!

  Example: - What naughty boys they are!
- What beautiful weather it is!
We don’t always use an adjective or a subject and a verb in exclamatory sentences. 
Example: What a day!
REMEMBER!
1. handsome / man
What a handsome man (he is)!
2. interesting / game
What an interesting game (it is)!
3. good / news
What good news (it is)!
4. lovely / dogs
What lovely dogs (they are)!
5. brave / women
What brave women (they are)!
Make exclamatory sentences.
II. PRACTICE:
1. Match the words with their definitions. Then listen, check and repeat. (Ex. 2/ p. 59)

A
LEGEND
B
FOLK TALE
C
FABLE
D
FAIRY TALE
1. traditional, imaginary short story that legend teaches a moral lesson; typically using  animal characters.
2. an imaginary story typically involving magic or fairies, usually for children.
3. a very old, traditional story from a particular place that was originally passed on to people in a spoken form.
4. an ancient story about brave people or fairy tale magical events that are probably not true.
2. GAME: GUESS THE STORY. (Ex. 3/ p. 59)
 
Example:
 
What kind of story is it?
It’s a fairy tale.
Who are the main characters?
Cinderella, her stepsisters, her stepmother, and a prince.
What’s it about?
It’s about Cinderella, a kind and beautiful girl who finally gets
married to a prince.
Is it Cinderella?
Yes!
* Work in pairs. Interview each other and try to guess the title of the story.
III. AT HOME:
Learn by heart new words and structures.
Do Ex. 3a in your notebooks.
Be ready for A CLOSER LOOK 1.
The bye bye song

Bye, bye.
See you tomorrow.
Bye, bye.
See you tomorrow.
Bye, bye.
See you tomorrow.
Bye, bye. Bye, bye.
The bye bye
song