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    Unit 5. It’s my life!

    Instructor: Nguyen T. Thuy Duong


    Email: duongnguyen.gn@gmail.com
    SPORTS
    Food
    Drinks
    1. Match the words and pictures

    Sports:
    1: Tennis
    1
    8: Basketball
    7
    14: Swimming
    8
    7: Skiing
    14
    1. Match the words and pictures
    Food:
    2
    13: Italian food
    3
    11: Chinese food
    5
    2: Pizza
    11
    3: Hamburgers
    13 15: Oranges
    15 5: Ice cream
    1. Match the words and pictures
    Drinks:
    4 4: Tea
    6 10: Coffee
    9
    12: Soda
    10
    9: Juice
    12
    6: Water
    5.1 Listen and repeat
    SPORTS
    FOOD
    1: Tennis
    13: Italian food
    8: Basketball DRINKS
    11: Chinese food
    14: Swimming 4: Tea
    2: Pizza
    7: Skiing 10: Coffee
    3: Hamburgers
    15: Oranges 12: Soda
    5: Ice cream 9: Juice
    6: Water
    Guess the word

    Tennis Basketball
    I play tennis
    I play basketball
    SWIMMING

    SKIING
    I go swimming
    I go skiing
    Italian Food
    Chinese Food I eat Italian food
    Pizza I eat Chinese food
    Hamburgers I eat pizza
    Oranges
    Ice cream
    Tea
    Coffee
    Soda
    Juice
    I drink tea
    I drink coffee Water (BrE)
    I drink soda Water (AmE)
    The things you like

    I like........
    Ex:
    I like tennis
    I like Italian food
    The things you don’t like

    I don’t like......
    I don’t like soda
    I don’t like Chinese food
    Work in pairs!

    What is your favourite sport/ food/ drink?


    My favourite sport is....
    My favourite food is....
    My favourite drink is.....
    I like......
    Things I like
    Present simple I/They

    •5.2. Listen and repeat!


    I like….but I don’t like….
    Don’t = Do not
    I like tennis. I don’t like basketball
    = I like tennis. I do not like basketball
    5.3. Listen to Bill.
    Complete the sentence

    • Swimming
    • Basketball
    • Hamburgers
    • Pizza
    • Chinese food
    • Coffee
    • Soda
    5.4 Listen and repeat

    • Do you like…?
    oYes, I do
    oNo, I don’t

    • Ask and answer with a partner.


    Workbook 3, p. 23
    Present simple I/You/We/They

    I like coffee
    You play tennis
    • We live in New York
    Affirmative
    They Speak two languages
    have a good job
    Present simple I/You/We/They

    I like coffee
    You play tennis
    •WeNegativedon’t live in New York
    They Speak two languages
    have a good job
    Present simple I/You/We/They

    Where you live?


    What sports do we like?
    How
    • many
    Questions languages
    with question words they speak?
    Present simple I/You/We/They

    Do you like basketball? Yes, I do


    No, I don’t
    Do they speak English? Yes, they do
    • Yes/No Questions No, they don’t
    5.5. Listen to the text

    • Small apartment (n)


    • Waiter (n)
    • Waitress (n)
    • Actor (n)
    • Actress (n)
    • Italian restaurant (n)
    a/an
    a car = one car
    • an actor = one actor a hamburger
    • an english dictionary a television
    • an ice cream
    • an orange
    • an umbrella
    a/an

    • Use “an” before words that begin with


    •E
    •U
    •O
    •A
    •I
    Vowel:
    • Book A Book
    E
    • Telephone A Telephone
    U
    • Apple An Apple
    O
    • Man A Man A
    • Child A Child I
    • House A House

    • Engineer An Engineer

    • Ant An Ant

    • University A University
    Listen to 5.6 and repeat
    • 2. don’t - live
    • 3. do – live
    • 4. don’t – work
    • 5. do – like
    • 6. don’t – an actor
    • 7. don’t – don’t
    • 8. speak – don’t
    5.8 Talking about you

    1. Where do you live? (house or apartment?)


    2. What do you do?
    3. Where do you work?
    4. What sports do you like?
    5. What drinks do you like?
    6. How many languages do you speak?
    How many?

    • How many books do you have?


    • How many brothers and sisters do you
    have?
    • How many languages can you speak?
    Role play

    • Student A: Page 109


    • Student B: Page 110
    Role play
    Name What’s your name?
    How do you spell it?
    City, country Where do you live?
    A house or an Do you live in a house or an
    apartment apartment?
    Job What do you do?
    Place of work Where do you work?
    Languages How many languages do you speak?
    Sports What sports do you like?
    • Pardon?
    • Sorry?
    • Can you say that again, please?
    • Can you repeat, please?
    Affirmative: I like soda
    Neg
    Exercise 6 workbook, page 24
    Exercise 8 workbook, page 24

    1. Do they work in Seoul?


    2.Do they have a dog?
    3. Do they play basketball?
    4.Do Pedro and Elena/they like soda?
    5. Do Paula and Julia/they live downtown?
    6.Do they drink juice?
    7. Do they work in a bank?
    Exercise 8 workbook, page 25
    IS, ARE or DO
    1. “Do” you like skiing? “Yes, I do”.
    2. “Where is Manuel from?” “He is from Mexico”.
    3. “Are you from Taiwan?” “No, I’m from Brazil”.
    4. How do you spell “nurse”?
    5. Jane and Beth are students.
    6. “Do they live in an apartment?” “Yes, they do”.
    7. “Is she a teacher?” “Yes, she is”.
    8. What sports do they play?
    Check it

    1. Do you live in Osaka?


    2. Where do you come from?
    3. Do you speak Chinese?
    4. I don’t speak Chinese
    5. “Do you like basketball?” “Yes, I do”.
    6. “Are you married?” No, I’m not.
    7. He’s an actor
    Languages and Nationalities
    • Country: Vietnam
    • -> Language: Vietnamese
    • -> Nationality: Vietnamese
    • Country: France
    • -> Language: French
    • -> Nationality: French
    • Country: The United Sates of America
    • -> Language: English
    • -> Nationality: American
    5.9. Nationality
    China – Chinese
    • England – English France – French
    • Italy – Italian The United States -
    • Spain – Spanish American
    • Mexico – Mexican Korea - Korean
    • Brazil – Brazilian
    • Japan – Japanese
    What nationality?

    • I think they are....


    5.10 Languages
    7. In Mexico: Spanish
    • 1. In Brazil: Portuguese 8. In Taiwan: Chinese
    • 2. In Canada: English 9. In Spain: Spanish
    and French
    10. In Korea: Korean
    • 3. In France: French
    11. In the United States:
    • 4. In England: English English
    • 5. In Italy: Italian
    • 6. In Japan: Japanese
    In Portugal
    -> Portuguese
    In Poland
    -> Polish
    Ask about language

    • What do they speak in Brazil?


    • In Brazil, they speak Portuguese
    5.11. Write the nationality
    • 1. an American car
    • 2. a Korean TV
    • 3. Spanish oranges
    • 4. a Japanese camera
    • 5. Mexican food
    • 6. an English dictionary
    • 7. an Italian bag
    • 8. Brazilian coffee
    • 9. Chinese tea
    Adjective + noun
    Adjectives always come before the noun
    An American car
    A Japanese camera
    A beautiful girl
    Spanish oranges
    NOT:
    A car American
    A camera Japanese
    A girl beautiful
    Oranges Spanish
    Vocabulary, workbook 13-14, page 26

    • 2. Korean
    • 3. French
    • 4. English
    • 5. Japanese
    • 6. Spanish
    • 7. Chinese
    14. I don’t....
    Questions

    • Do you have/eat/drink....?
    • - Yes, I do
    • - No, I don’t
    LISTENING AND SPEAKING

    • 2. I live in Tacoma
    • 3. I’m an actor
    • 4. You speak English very well
    • 5. I love Brazillian
    • 6. I like the people and the food a lot
    Role play

    You are at the party. Think of a new identity and start the
    conversations with other friends
    Workbook 13.
    Language and nationalities
    1. I’m from Brazil. I speak Portuguese.
    2. I’m from Korea. I speak Korean.
    3. I’m from France. I speak French.
    4. I’m from the United States. I speak English.
    5. I’m from Japan. I speak Japanese.
    6. I’m from Mexico. I speak Spanish.
    7. I’m from China. I speak Chinese.

    13 July 2020
    Workbook 14.
    Write sentences about you
    EVERYDAY ENGLISH

    5.13. Listen to the numbers and repeat


    Write the number:
    35
    78
    97
    100
    109
    356
    976
    5.14. Prices

    20¢: Twenty cents


    $1: one dollar
    $ 1.60: a dollar sixty
    5.15 Say the prices
    5.16 Listen to the prices

    1. $3.90
    2. $14
    3. $90.99
    4. $1.50 How much is the chicken sandwich?
    5. 60¢ The chicken sandwich is $3.90
    6. $24. 74
    7. $16. 95
    8. $30. 99
    Exercise 17, Page 27

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