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Unit 2- MY HOME
Lesson 6-skills 2
* LISTENING:
1. Nick’s parent are describing their room at the hotel. Listen and draw the furniture in the correct place.
Audio Scripts
Nick’s Mum: Nick’s staying in the Tiger room. We’re staying the Bear room. There’s a big bear near the door. The bear is actually the fireplace. In the far corner, there is a window. The shelves are right in front of it. Next to the shelves is a big bed. There’s a wardrobe next to the bed.
Nick’s Dad: Oh, there are also two other windows in the room. In front of these windows, there’s sofa, a table and two stools. We like the room because it’s comfortable.
Tiger room
Bear room
* WRITING:
An e-mail to a friend
Writing Tips - How to write an e-mail to a friend.
In the subject line, writing briefly what the e-mail is about.
2. Begin the e-mail with greeting (Dear / Hi / Hello...)
3. The introduce is the first paragraph. We can ask about her / his health, thank him / her for the previous e-mail or write the reason for e-mail, etc.
4. In the body, write the subject(s) of the e-mail. Write each subject in a new paragraph.
5. The conclusion is the last paragraph. It includes the closing remarks: saying goodbye, asking your friend to write back, sending your regards to his / her family, etc…
2. Read Nick`s e-mail again. Identify the subject, greeting, introduction, body and conclusion of the e-mail.
Subject
Greeting
Introduction
Body
Conclustion
1. Capital Letters
- Starting a sentence: When we are free….
- Proper names : David, Ba….
- Days and months : Monday, September….
- Pronoun : I, She, He….
- Places : London, Ha Noi….
2. Commas (,): To separate long sentences and lists of things
She has a book, a pen, a pencil and an ruler.
3. Full stops (.), question marks (?), or exclamation mark (!): They are put at the end of the sentences.
We are learning English.
Are you a student?
What a nice girl!
NOTE:
3. Read the e-mail below and correct it. Write the correct version in the provided.
Suggested correct version of the e-mail.
Hi Sophia.
Thank for your email. Now, I’ll tell you about my house. I live with my parents and younger brother in a town house. It`s big. There are six rooms: a living room, a kitchen, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. I like my bedroom best. We`re moving to an apartment soon.
What about you? Where do you live? Tell me in your next e-mail.
Best wishes,
Mi.
From: mi@fastmail.com
To: sophia@quickmail.com
Subject: My house.
4 Write an e-mail to Nick. Tell him about your idea for the new room of the Crazy House Hotel
Plan
Brainstorm vocabulary about your room.
Draft
Write a draft.
Check
Check your draft: is the functuation correct?
Is the capitalisation correct?
Does it have all necessary parts?
New mail
To: Nick@fastmail.com
Subject:
Dear Nick,
Introduction: - ask about his/her health,
- thanks his/her about the previous e-mail,
- or write the reasons.
In the body, - write the subject(s) of the e-mail.
- Write each subject in a new paragraph.
Conclusion: - saying goodbye,
- asking your friend to write back,
- ending your regards to his/ her family.
From: Phong@quickmail.com mail
To: Nick@fastmail.com
Subject: The new room of the crazy house
Dear Nick,
I received your email last night. I think your room at the Crazy House Hotel is very messy and uncomfortable. You should move to another room.

In the new room, there are two windows. There is a sofa with a table and two stools. There is a fireplace next to the door. There is a wardrobe next to the bed. On the wall next to the bed, there is a map of Vietnam and a beautiful picture of Love valley.
I think you will like it. It’s great, isn’t it?

See you soon.
Phong
Rewrite the email.

Be ready for looking back and project
HOME WORK