Unit 10. Ecotourism. Lesson 2. Language

IF clause Main clauseIf the hero never comes to you, If you’re feeling blue, If you’re alone, you can run away… I’ll show you … If I were a boy, I’d roll out of bed I could understand he

 Play in two teams

Guess words by guessing each letter

A wrong letter = a part of the man and the

gallows drawn.

The man is hung on the gallows -> fail.

 Teams with the most correct answers=

winner

(6 letters)

Nature (n): all the animals, plants, etc in the world and all the features, forces, and processes that happen or exist

independently of people

(7 letters)

Ecology (n): the relationship between the air, land,

water, animals, plants

(11 letters)

Environment (n): the air, water and land in or on

which people, animals and plants live.

UNIT 10

Nouns/Verbs + suffixes Adjectives

1 culture + -al cultural

2 nature + -al natural

3 environment + -al environmental

4 ecology + -ical ecological

5 Interest (v) + -ed/-ing interested

interesting

6 sustain (v) + -able sustainable

7 relax + -ed/ -ing relaxed

relaxing

cultural, natural, environmental, ecological, interesting,

interested, sustainable, relaxing, relaxed

susta inabl

cultu ral natur

al ecolo

nment al

inter ested

• Some long words may have secondary stress (,)

and primary stress (‘) Primary stress is louder

than secondary stress

• E.g Conservation /ˌkɒn.səˈveɪ.ʃən/

Popularity /ˌpɒp.jəˈlær.ə.ti/

• Words ending in /-tion/, /-ic/, /-ical/, /-ial/,

and /-ity/ have primary stress on the syllable

before these endings

• E.g conver’sation, eco’nomic, ecolo’gical,

in’dustrial, popu’larity.

IF clause Main clause

If the hero never comes to you,

If you’re feeling blue,

If you’re alone,

you can run away…

I’ll show you …

If I were a boy, I’d roll out of bed

I could understand her…

Conditional sentences Type 1 Conditional sentences Type 2

Conditional sentences Type 1

IF clause Main clause

Examples If the hero never comes to you,

If you’re feeling blue,

+ Probability: If you have a birthday party, you’ll get lots of presents

+ Possibility: If the weather is warm, we may/might go to the park.

+ Permission: If the weather is warm, you can go to the park.

Conditional sentences Type 1

IF clause Main clause

Examples If the hero never comes to you,

If you’re feeling blue,

If you’re alone,

you can run away…

I’ll show you …

+ Probability: If you have a birthday party, you’ll get lots of presents

+ Possibility: If the weather is warm, we may/might go to the park.

+ Permission: If the weather is warm, you can go to the park.

leav es

will will/can/may/

might go

will be, fail will help, have

will feel, comes need, will you lend

throw, will eat

will cause, make

will be, fly, make

will take, do not know

 2 groups

Group 1 writes If-clause of conditional

sentences type 1, group 2 main-clause

Ss of the same number (1-15) match 2

clauses to make conditional sentences type 1.

Vote for the best/funniest sentences

Conditional sentences Type 2

IF clause Main clause

Conditional sentences Type 2

IF clause Main clause

would/could + bare infinitive

• Vocabulary items about ecotourism

• Adjectives formed from nouns and verbs

• Stress in more than three syllable words

• Conditional sentences type 1 and type 2.

Read and collect information about one ecotourism destination in Vietnam (what tourists can see and do there)

Suggested destinations

Cat Ba National Park

Nui Chua National Park

Phu Quoc National Park…