REVIEW 3:
Units 6- 7-8

Lesson 2: SKILL
Quang, who told me you were out, answered the phone.
A computer technician, who/ that was very nice, serverd us.
The article is about smartphones, which have become excellent study tools.
This tablet, whose screen has been scratched, is mine.
Do you know the name of the man whose laptop was broken?
An e book is an electronic book which/ that can be read on a mobile device.
(or An e book which/ that can be read on a mobile device is an electronic book.)
Excercise 5 (P.23, workbook): Finish the incomplete sentences, using which, that, who or whose.
Activity 1: Read the text and match.
1 – d
2 – c
3 – b
4 - a
1. Interactive (adj) /,intər`æktiv/

2. Engage (adj) /in`geidʤ/
3. Drag (n) /dræg/
4. Involve (v) /in`vɔlv/ 
5. Stimulating (adj) /`stimjuleitiɳ/
ảnh hưởng lẫn nhau 
thu hút
lôi kéo
bao hàm, liên quan
kích thích, khuyến khích.
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- 1 correct answer = +1 point
- 1 lucky number = +2 point
- 1 unlucky number = -3 point
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Activity 2: Answer the question
How does an interactive whiteboard help students?

It helps students learn English in a more stimulating way.
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Why is the interactive whiteboard very useful in the classroom?

Because it can engage students and provide them with interactive opportunities.
2
Why is presentation software useful for teachers?
Because with it teachers can make grammar or vocabulary presentations and save them for using again.
3
What resources can teachers download onto the interactive board?

They can download gap-fill exercises, multiple-choice quizzes or games.
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How can students give their answers on the interactive whiteboard?

They can drag and drop their answers into the gaps with their fingers.
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UNLUCKY NUMBER
Acitivity 3: Discuss the questions below
2. Because our grandparent and parents taught us this. And we also read about it in books.
3. On the New Year Days, people don’t sweep the floor because they believe that it make the luck go out.
1. Yes. People should arrive early if they are invited to someone’s house.
A handshake is a commom form for greeting in the four countries.
In Finland, close friends and family often hug and kiss when they see each other.
In Japan, people greet their superiors with a small head bow.
Korean women usually bow slighty and shake hands to greet each other.
In Vietnam and Korea, when you address someone with his or her full name, the family name comes first.
American men often kiss women when they meet for the first time.
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Activity 4: Listen and choose statements are true or false
Activity 5: Write about what customs a visitor to Viet Nam should know.
- The tense: present simple
- The structure:
*Open sentence:
When you visit Viet Nam
+ Should/ Shouldn’t + V(inf)
+ Remember that + a clause
+ acceptable to + V(inf)
Example:
When you visit Viet Nam, there are some important things you should know. For example, if you are visiting a pagoda or temple, it`s not acceptable to take photographs ...
*Reference

1. When someone gives you a gift, don’t open it in front of the giver. And remember that you shouldn’t kiss friends on the cheeks when meeting them.
2. When you plan to visit someone at home, you should call first. You also should arrive on time when you are invited to someone’s home. And remember that buying things in open - air markets.