English 9 - Unit 4 - Getting started + L & R

SHARK’S ATTACK SHARK’S ATTACK E N G L I S H _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A foreign language SHARK’S ATTACK SHARK’S ATTACK E N G L I S H _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A foreign language Period 20: Period 20: - Getting started - Getting started - Listen and read - Listen and read I-Getting started I-Getting started 1- Do the homework. 1- Do the homework. 2- Do more grammar exercises in grammar books. 2- Do more grammar exercises in grammar books. 3- Read short stories or newspapers in English. 3- Read short stories or newspapers in English. 4- Write English as much as possible. 4- Write English as much as possible. 5- Learn by heart all the new words and texts. 5- Learn by heart all the new words and texts. 6- Speak English with friends. 6- Speak English with friends. 7- Use a dictionary for reading. 7- Use a dictionary for reading. 8- Practice listening to English tapes or English 8- Practice listening to English tapes or English programs on the radio. programs on the radio. 9- Watch English TV programs. 9- Watch English TV programs. 10- Learn to sing English songs. 10- Learn to sing English songs. 1.Do the homework. 2.Do more grammar exercises in grammar books. 3.Read short stories or newspapers in English. 4.Write English as much as possible. 5.Learn by heart all the new words and texts. 6.Speak English with friends. 7.Use a dictionary for reading. 8.Practice listening to English tapes or English programs on the radio. 9. Watch English TV programs. 10. Learn to sing English songs. How do you learn English? Check (√) things you do from the list. Add more things you do or want to do. Then work with a partner and compare your list. New words and phrases. - attend (v): take part in, join in: - aspect (n): - oral examination (n) ≠ written examination (n): - examiner (n): - candidate (n): Ex: If you want to attend the course, you must know English. tham gia, tham dự khía cạnh giám khảo thí sinh kì thi vấn đáp ≠ kì thi viết 1.Are Paola and Lan talking about an oral examination or a written examination? 2. How many questions did the examiner ask Lan? →They are talking about an oral examination. [...]...ROYAL ENGLISH COLLEGE Stage One: Oral Examination 1 What is your name? How many questions 2 Where do you come from? did the examiner ask 3 Where do you live? Lan? 8 questions 4 Do you live with your parents? 5 When did you begin studying English? 6 Why are you learning English? 7 Do you speak any other languages? 8 How did you learn English in your country? 9 How will you use English in the future?... What aspect of learning English do you find most difficult? 11 What are you going to learn? 12 What are your hobbies? 13 Look at this picture Describe it 14 Read this passage √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ ☻Match each direct question with its reported speech 1 2 3 A What are you studying? Do you like learning English? How do you learn English? Answers: 1 b 2 c a b c B She asked me how I learned English She asked... learning English? How do you learn English? Answers: 1 b 2 c a b c B She asked me how I learned English She asked me what I was studying She asked me if I liked learning English 3 a Homework Practice the last studied lesson at home Prepare “Speak + Listen”:  . foreign language Period 20: Period 20: - Getting started - Getting started - Listen and read - Listen and read I -Getting started I -Getting started 1-. newspapers in English. 3- Read short stories or newspapers in English. 4- Write English as much as possible. 4- Write English as much as possible. 5- Learn