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Teacher : Nguyen Thi To Uyen
Wednesday , 7th October , 2020
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This is my house. There …
Unit 2:
MY HOME
SKILLS 2
LISTENING
1. Nick’s parent are describing their room at the hotel. Listen and draw the furniture in the correct place.
1. Nick’s parent are describing their room at the hotel. Listen and draw the furniture in the correct place.
Tiger room
Bear room
2. Read Nick`s e-mail again. Identify the subject, greeting, introduction, body and conclusion of the e-mail.
Subject
Greeting
Introduction
Body
Conclustion
WRITING
Writing Tip - How to write an e-mail to a friend.
In the subject line, writing briefly what the e-mail is about.
Begin the e-mail with greeting (Dear / Hi / Hello...)
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.
In the body, write the subject(s) of the e-mail. Write each subject in a new paragraph.
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…
An e-mail to a friend
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!
REVIEW: punctuation
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.
Thanks for your e-mail. 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 punctuation correct?
Is the capitalization correct?
Does it have all necessary parts?
Suggested an e-mail to Nick, tell him about your idea for the new room of the Crazy House Hotel.
From: Phong@fastmail.com
To: Nick@quickmail.com
Subject: The new room of the Crazy House Hotel
Hi, Nick
I received your e-mail 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 in front of one window. There is a big bed in front of the other window. There is a fireplace next to the door. There is a wardrobe next to the bed and the shelf next to the wardrobe. On the wall next to your bed, there is a map of Viet Nam and a beautiful picture of Prenn Waterfall.
I think you will like it. It`s great, is’t it?
See you soon!
Phong.
HOMEWORK
Review: Punctuation.
Memorize the way to write an email.
Listen to the recording in the listening part again.
Do exercise in workbook (page 15).
Prepare : Unit 2 – Looking back and
project .