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Her head nodded in agreement.
+ nod at / to sb (v)
+ nod (n)
- approach ['prout] (v): come near
+ approach (n)
- rude (a) (to): having or showing a lack
of respect for other people and their
feelings; = impolite
+ rudeness (n)
Checking - Reads the English words and - To see if Ss
have Ss say the Vietnamese have learned
meaning. the words
- Says the Vietnamese meaning
of the words and have Ss speak
out the English words.
Guiding questions: To lead Ss
1. Why do we use non-verbal forms towards the
of communication? main points of
the text
2. How can we use them properly?
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- they want to attract peoples attention
- they want to give the signal to tell
someone to come near
Remark:
Meanings
Hello! Be quiet.
Peace We won!
That sounds crazy! I cant hear you.
Gio n Ting Anh 12-CTC
Come here Be careful Gv: Nguyn Th Minh Tho
Trng THPT Chuyn Long An T Vn-S-Anh vn
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meaningful social interaction to
follow. Neglecting to give
compliments may even be
understood as a sign of
disapproval, and the
inappropriate use of
compliments may cause
embarrassment and even
offense.
Today, we will practise giving
and responding to compliments
in different situations.
2. Pre- Pre-teaching vocabulary
speaking - Tells Ss to close their books. - To provide Ss
10 min. t rr f - c - Prepares 5 cards with the with some
following words. language to
- There are vowels missing in help them
k-d
each word. understand the
- Asks Ss to work in pairs and context
h ndl find the missing vowels in the - To help
words to make them meaningful enrich Ss
knowledge of
ones.
d c - nt vocabulary
- Invites Ss to give their
answers.
tn - Hangs on a chart with the
definitions / synonyms of the
words.
- terrific [t'rifik] (a): excellent;
- Calls on some Ss to go to the
wonderful
board and sticks the word cards
- decent ['di:snt] (a): of a good enough
next to their definitions /
standard or quality; (of people or
synonyms.
behavior) honest and fair
- handle ['hndl] (v)
- kid [kid] (v): joke
+ You are kidding / You must be
kidding (informal).
used to show that you are very
surprised at sth that sb has just said
- tune (n): a series of musical notes
that are sung or played in a particular
order to form a piece of music
Example:
He was humming a familiar tune.
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+ to be in / out of tune (with sb/ sth): to
be / not be in agreement with sb/ sth; to
have / not have the same opinions,
feelings, interest, etc. as sb/ sth
Checking - Reads the English words and - To see if Ss
tells Ss to say the Vietnamese have learned
equivalent. the words
- Says the Vietnamese meaning
of the words and has Ss speak
out the English words.
Eliciting
The great majority of compliments - Elicits compliment formulas - To provide
included the most common five and some useful expressions language input
adjectives (nice, good, beautiful, pretty, used to compliment from Ss. to facilitate
and great) and two verbs (like and speaking
love) activities later
1. Noun Phrase + be/ look + Adj
Your blouse is really beautiful. Your
hair looks great!
2. I + (really) + like/love + Noun Phr.
I really like your dress. I love your new
apartment.
3. Pronoun+is+(really)+ Adj+ N Phr.
Thats a really nice rug. Thats a great
looking car.
Some useful expressions:
You have such beautiful hair/ How
beautiful your hair it!
What a lovely baby you have!
Isnt your ring beautiful!
You (really) did a good job!
You (really) handled that situation
well!
Congratulations! You have played so
well in the game!
Amazing! Youve made an excellent
speech!
Thats a great/ an excellent
Let me congratulate you on
Suggested responses to the
compliments:
Thanks for your compliment. Im
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glad you like it.
Thanks. Its all very well for you to
say so.
Your compliment is encouraging.
Its nice of you to say so.
3. Activity 1: Giving compliments (Task - Lets Ss work with their - To provide
While- 2, p.33) partners to practise giving practice on
speaking : compliments to suit the giving
20 min. 1. Oh. Your dress is the most responds. compliments
beautiful one I have ever seen. - Goes around to control and
Where did you buy it? gives help if needed.
2. Your motorbike looks wonderful, - Jots down some mistakes in
Hien. pronunciation for later
3. I thought your badminton game was correction.
excellent today, Colin. - Calls on some pairs to act out
their dialogues.
- Gives feedback and comments.
Activity 2: Responding to the - Puts Ss into pairs to practise - To provide
compliments (Task 3, p.33) responding to the compliments. practice on
: - Goes around to control and responding to
1. Its very kind of you to say so but I gives help if needed. comments
dont think Im good at dancing. - Jots down some pronunciation
2. Thanks a lot. Its a nice compliment. mistakes for later correction.
Im just an amateur. - Calls on some pairs to speak
3. Are you kidding, Tom? I think my out their sentences.
English is so so. - Gives feedback and comments.
4. Post- Dialogue building
speaking a nice pair of glasses - Has Ss build dialogues to -To provide Ss
with some free
10 min. a new and expensive watch practise giving responding to
a new cell phone compliments in pairs. practice
a modern-looking pair of shoes - Calls on some pairs to act out - To have Ss
a fashionable jacket their dialogues. express
Some of the suggested dialogues: - Gives comments. themselves
1. A: Thats a fashionable jacket! and share ideas
B: Oh, you like it?
A: Yeah, thats a nice color.
B: Thats very kind of you to say so.
2. A: Thats a nice pair fo glasses you
are wearing!
B: Do you really think so?
A: Oh, yeah, it suits you.
B: Well, I just got it. It was pretty
cheap.
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3. A: I love your clock. It looks great in
your living room!
B: Thanks.
A: It is really very nice. Where did
you get it?
B: A friend of mine brought it to me
from London.
5. - Asks Ss to prepare the next - To prepare
Home- lesson: Listening. well for the
work next period
1 min.
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part between the two ends of a tool or an
object
- apoplectic [,p'plektik] (a) (about/
for sth): feeling or showing that you are
sorry for doing sth wrong or for causing
a problem
Example: Sorry, she said, with an
apologetic smile.
+ apologize to sb for sth
- startling ['st:tli] (a): extremely
unusual and surprising
+ startle (v)
Checking: Slap the board - Puts the words which have been - To check
taught into circles on the board. whether Ss
- Divides the class into two remember
groups, asking each group to these words
choose two students standing in
two queues.
- Reads the synonym, explanation
or Vietnamese equivalent of the
words.
- The first student who slaps on
the correct word on the board gets
one point.
- The group with more points
wins.
3. Activity 1: True or False? (Task 1, - Tells Ss to work in pairs. - To practice
While- p.35) - Lets them listen to the recording listening for
listening : twice and decide whether the details
30 min. 1.T 2. F 3.T statements are true (T) or false (F).
4.F 5.F 6.T - Calls on some Ss to give the
answers.
- Plays the CD one more time for
Ss to listen and check their
answers.
- Gives feedback.
Activity 2: Gap-fill (Task 2, p.35) - Lets Ss listen to part of Ms. - To practice
: Linda Cupples talk again and listening for
1. agreed 2. to avoid write the missing words in the specific
3. particular 4. adults numbered blanks of the passage. details
5. walking 6. heart - Has Ss compare the results in
7. kindness 8. to stick pairs.
- Goes over the answers with the
class.
4. Post- Speaking: Summarizing - Arranges Ss to work in 4 groups. - To integrate
listening Hints - Asks Ss to summarize Ms Linda some
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+ Length of time Cupples talk. speaking
20 min.
+ Time for calling - Gives some ideas as hints for Ss - To allow Ss
+ Calling late at night to summarize the talk. to speak
+ Calling at weekend - Calls on some groups freely
In this talk Ms Linda gives us some representatives to report to the
pieces of advice on how to use the class.
telephone in the family. The first is to - Tells Ss they can begin their
work out a reasonable length of time for summary with the suggestion
a call. provided.
- Gives feedback.
5. - Asks Ss to prepare the next - To prepare
Home- lesson: Writing. well for the
work next period
5 min.
TAPESCRIPT
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While- p.36) - Asks Ss to discuss and makes - To allow Ss
writing : sentences in pairs. to practice
24 min. 1. There are many ways to tell someone - Tells Ss to change the form of building
goodbye, and most of them depend on verb and no addition and omission sentences with
the situation at hand. is required. given cues
2. However, there is one rule that all - Goes around the room to give
situations observe: We seldom say help.
goodbye abruptly. - Invites some Ss to read aloud
3. In English it is necessary to prepare a their sentences.
person for our departure. - Calls on some other students to
4. We lead into the farewell by saying correct mistakes.
something pleasant and thoughtful like - Gives feedback.
Ive really enjoyed talking to you
5. We might also say something relating
to the time like Gosh, I cant believe
how late it is! I really must be going!
Activity 2: Jumbled sentence (Task 2, - Puts Ss in small groups of four - To provide
p.37) or five to put the sentences into Ss with
: the correct order. practice on re-
Paragraph: 1: - Goes around the class to control ordering given
1.C 2.E 3.A 4.B 5.D and gives help. sentences to
Paragraph: 2: - Asks some Ss to read their make a
1.C 2.E 3.B 4.A 5.D results to the class. complete
- Gives feedback. paragraph
4. Post- Correction - Asks two students to write - To allow Ss
writing paragraph 1 and 2 on the board. to share and
10 min. - Tells the class to correct learn from one
mistakes if necessary. another
5. - Tells Ss to swap their writings - To give Ss
Home- and at home, read their friends some chance
work writings and make comments. to learn from
1 min. - Asks Ss to prepare for the next their friends
lesson: Language Focus - To prepare
well for the
next period
Presentation
Example: the word artist comes from - Elicits the answers from Ss that - To help Ss
the word art; the word remove comes many two-syllable words come recognize
from the word move. In these two from a one-syllable word. some rules of
syllable words, the stress is on the the stress in
original word. two-syllable
- artist Oo (stress on the first syllable) words
- remove oO (stress on the second
syllable)
Here are some examples:
nouns and verbs oO
adjectives Oo
art artist move remove
drive driver like dislike
friend friendly build rebuild
fame famous come become
- Most two-syllable nouns and
adjectives have stress on the first
syllable, even if they dont come from
an original onesyllable word. For
example, brother doesnt come from
the original word broth, but it still has
the stress pattern Oo.
- Most two-syllable verbs have stress on
the second syllable, even if they dont
come from an original one-syllable
word. For example, repeat doesnt
come from the word peat, but it still
has the stress pattern oO.
- In general, the verbs all have the
stress pattern oO.
- There are a number of exceptions to
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this rule, for example cancel, copy, and
two-syllable verbs ending in er and
en, e.g. answer, enter, listen, happen,
open, which all have stress on the first
syllable.
- Some words are both nouns and verbs.
For example, record is a noun if you put
stress on the first syllable, and a verb if
you put stress on the second syllable.
Example: record/ contrast/ export/
object/ protest
+ There is not always a change of stress
in words that are both nouns and verbs.
For example answer, picture, promise,
reply, travel, visit, always have stress on
the same syllable.
Practice - Reads the words (on p.38) and - To check
asks Ss to repeat. whether Ss
- Asks Ss to work in pairs and distinguish
practise reading the sentences some rules of
(on p. 38) the stress in
- Calls on some Ss to read the two-syllable
sentences. words
- Makes correction if needed.
2. Reported Speech
Gram- Setting the situation: Samanthas - Delivers handouts (see - To introduce
mar childhood imaginings Appendix) and tells Ss that the grammar
: Samantha is talking about her point
30 min.
When I was a child I used to think that I past.
was the faster runner in the world and - Asks Ss to complete the text
that I could do magic. I thought I would using indirect speech and the
never be able to read and write. But I words given.
still thought I was going to be a doctor. - Elicits some useful language of
Notes: reported speech from Ss.
- When we report what someone said,
the verb forms often move one tense
into the past.
Example:
I believe that what I am doing is
right, she said, I will continue to fight
for justice.
She said she believed that what she was
doing was right, and that she would
continue to fight for justice.
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- The verb forms change in the
following way:
Direct speech Report speech
Present Simple > Past Simple
Present Continuous > Past Continuous
Present Perfect > Past Perfect
Past Simple > Past Perfect
Past Continuous > Past Perfect Cont.
Past Perfect > no change
will > would
is going to > was going to
can > could
must > had to
REMEMBER! - To make it
1. The change of tense often happens clear how
because what the person said is now in things will be
the past. changed
His teacher at school said he would end
up in trouble, but today he is a
successful businessman.
2. Notice that if the reporting verb is in
the present tense, then there is no tense
change.
Mum says I can borrow the car tonight.
3. Pronouns and possessive nouns often
change in reported speech.
4. We use words like here, now, today to
talk about the place where we are
speaking and the time we are speaking.
If we report these words in a different
place or at a different time, they often
change.
Ex:
Here there
This that
Now then
Today that day
Tonight that night
Tomorrow the next/ following
day
Yesterday the day before/ the
previous day
Next Monday the following Monday
Last Monday the previous Monday
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Practice
Exercise 1, p.38 - Asks Ss to do the exercise 1 on - To provide
: page 38. some simple
2. he worked for a big company. - Calls on some Ss to read their practice on the
3. he was their marketing manager. answers. target
4. the company had opened an office in - Checks the answers with the language
HCM City. class.
5. he had been very successful.
6. he had been chosen to run an office in
Distric 5.
7. how long I had been learning English.
8. he didnt have much time to enjoy
himself.
9. I would come and visit him in HCM
City.
10 he would be successful in HCM City.
Exercise 2, p.40
: - Tells Ss to read the dialogue - To provide
2. was upset between Lan and Tuan and then more practice
3. was not interested report what Lan said to Tung. in a more
4. had promised to got to the cinema - Tells Ss to follow the examples natural way
5. hadnt turned up and continue with the task.
6. didnt want to see you - Tells Ss to compare answers in
7. she didnt believe you had tried to pairs.
phone her - Calls on Ss to write their
8. she would talk to you later sentences on the board and check
9. she had to go then otherwise she with the whole class.
would be late for school
3. - Tells Ss to prepare Test - To prepare
Home- Yourself A well for the
work: 1 next period