e11, unit 14 speaking

CAMPING UNIT 14: RECREATION LESSON B: SPEAKING Task1: Put (A) beside an expression of agreement and (D) beside an expression of disagreement 1. I quite agree with you 2. That’s a good idea, but…. 3. Great! 4. I can’t agree with you more. 5. I don’t think that’s a good idea. 6. Yes, let’s do that. 7. That’s a good idea A D A D D A A Task 2: Read and practice the conversation A: Let’s go camping B: Yes, let’s do that. Then we can rest and enjoy ourselves in the quiet countryside. C: Oh, I don’t think it’s a good idea. If we go camping, we’ll have to bring a lot of equipment with us. Task 3: Make a conversation about the camping trip that you can express agreement or disagreement to go Example: A: Let’s go camping. B: Yes, I agree with you. We can enjoy spectacular scenery in the countryside. C: I don’t think that’s good idea. If we go there, we’ll have to hire the bus, and it costs a lot of money. Task 4: Report your discussion to the class. Do you agree or disagree to go camping at last? Why? Or why not? Example: A: We go camping because we can get close to nature. We can have a lot of outdoor activities and can become more active. B: We don’t want to go camping because if we go camping for two days. We will have to hire the bus which is expensive. Moreover, we’ll have to sleep in the tent which makes us sick and can’t go to school the next day. Homework: Write the conversation in your notebook Prepare the next lesson: Listening . CAMPING UNIT 14: RECREATION LESSON B: SPEAKING Task1: Put (A) beside an expression of agreement and (D) beside an