Unit 2 : My home
Lesson 1 :Getting started.

Write the names of the rooms
1
5
4
2
Living room
Kitchen
Bedroom
Bathroom
I. VOCABULARY
- Town house (n) ≠ country house :
- Apartment = Flat (n):
- City centre (n)
- Cousin (n):
Anh, chị, em họ
Trung tâm thành phố
Nhà phố ≠ nhà nông thôn
Căn hộ
- Uncle (n):
Chú , bác , cậu
- Aunt (n):
Cô, dì , mợ, thím
- noisy (adj) ≠ quiet :
Ồn ào ≠ im lặng
I. Listen and read:
MI
NICK
Listen and read.
Mi: Wow. That room looks so big, Nick. I can see there’s a TV behind you.
Nick: Yes. I’m in the living room. Can you see my dog Luke? He’s sitting on the sofa.
Mi: Yes, I can. He looks happy.
Nick: Ha ha, he is. Your room looks nice too. Where do you live, Mi?
Mi: I live in a town house. It’s near the city centre and it’s very noisy. How about you? Where do you live?
Nick: I live in a country house. Who do you live with?
Mi: I live with my father, mother and younger brother. We are moving to an apartment next month.
Nick: Are you?
Mi: Yes, we are. My aunt lives near there and I can play with my cousin, Vy.
Nick: Are there many rooms in your new apartment?
Mi: Yes, there are. There’s a living room, three bedrooms, a kitchen and two bathrooms. The kitchen is next to the living room.
(Sound of shouting)
Nick: Oh, that’s my mum. I’d better go. It’s dinner time. Bye, see you soon.
Listen and read.
Mi: Wow. That room looks so big, Nick. I can see there’s a TV behind you.
Nick: Yes. I’m in the living room. Can you see my dog Luke? He’s sitting on the sofa.
Mi: Yes, I can. He looks happy.
Nick: Ha ha, he is. Your room looks nice too. Where do you live, Mi?
Mi: I live in a town house. It’s near the city centre and it’s very noisy. How about you? Where do you live?
Nick: I live in a country house. Who do you live with?
Mi: I live with my father, mother and younger brother. We are moving to an apartment next month.
Nick: Are you?
Mi: Yes, we are. My aunt lives near there and I can play with my cousin, Vy.
Nick: Are there many rooms in your new apartment?
Mi: Yes, there are. There’s a living room, three bedrooms, a kitchen and two bathrooms. The kitchen is next to the living room.
(Sound of shouting)
Nick: Oh, that’s my mum. I’d better go. It’s dinner time. Bye, see you soon.
a. Which family members does Mi talk about?
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b. Complete the following sentences:
1. There is a ____ and a _____ in Nick’s living room.
2. Now Mi lives in a __________.
3. Luke likes ________________.
4. Mi thinks living near the city center is ______.
5. Mi’s new house has ______ bedrooms.
TV
sofa
town house
sitting on the sofa
noisy
three
II. Prepositions of place: Matching
on
between
In front of
in
next to
behind
under
(ở giữa)
(phía trước)
(ở trong)
(đằng sau)
(kế bên)
(ở trên)
(ở dưới)
In on behind in front of under between next to
2. Write sentences to describe pictures:
 The dog is on the chair.
 The dog is next to the bowl.
bowl
C. The cat is behind the television.
D. The cat is in the wardrobe.
E. The dog is in front of the kennel.
kennel = doghouse
wardrobe
F. The cat is between the lamp and the sofa.
The +N + be + preposition (in/on/…) + the + N .
1.The dog is behind the bed.
2.The school bag is under the table.
3.The picture is between the clocks.
4.The dog is in front of the computer.
5.The cap is under the pillow.
6.The pictures are on the wall.
4. Look at the picture and write true (T) or false (F) for each sentence. Correct the false ones.
F
between the bed and the bookshelf.
T
F
clock is between the pictures.
F
cat
F
next to
T
4. Answer the questions: Noughts and crosses
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
X
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Do B 1,2,3 (WB).
Be ready for A closer look 1
HOMEWORK
Where is the mouse?
 It is behind the bookshelf.
Is the pillow on the bed?
 Yes, it is.
Where are the books?
 They are on the desk/ table/ bookshelf.
Is the chair next to the bed?
 No, it isn’t. It’s next to the desk/ table.
Where are the clothes?
 They are on the floor.
Are the notebooks under the bed?
 No, they aren’t. They are on the bed.
Where is the cat?
 It is in front of the computer.
Is the dog under the bed?
 No, it isn’t. It is between the bed and the bookshelf.
Where is the school bag?
 It is under the desk/ table.