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Aim: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to identify how to write a thank you note for somebody.. At that time they will write a thank you note for somebody for doing somethi[r]

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I Aim: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to identify how to write a thank you note for somebody At that time they will write a thank you note for somebody for doing something II Language content:

 Vocabulary: Thank you for …, cheer …up, come out of, bored  Grammar: Simple tenses (review)

III Techniques: Visual, mime, Questionnaire, prompts, synonym, translation, eliciting IV Teaching aids: Realia: a letter, some flowers.

V Procedures:

Teacher’s and students’ activities Content  Say the dialogues in pairs

1/ A: Could you give me a bandage, please? B: Sure Here you are

B: Thank you

2/ A: Shall I get you some medicine? B: No, thank you

INTRODUCTION

 You want to thank somebody for doing something for you You can say “Thank you” or you can write a thank you note The lesson today will help you write a thank you note

Visual

 Teacher asks students to look at some flowers and mime:

* The questions can be used: - Who wrote the letter? – Nga

- What can be written at the beginning of the letter?

1/ WARM UP

2/ PRE WRITING  New words

a thank you note // a letter to thank someone to cheer (me) up // make (me) happy

UNIT9 (cont)

Lesson 5: WRITE

Week: 21

Period: 59

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- Thank you very much for …

- What kind of the letter? – Thank you note - Why does Nga write the thank you note? - To thank Hoa for the flowers she sent her - How were the flowers?

- They were beautiful.

- When did Nga come out of the hospital? - On Monday morning.

- How does she feel now?// How is she now? - She feels bored.

 Teacher helps students remember the sentences which can be used in a thank you note

Making the outline

- What can be written in the opening? + Dear (name of a receiver)

- What can be written in the body of the letter? + Thank you very much for … the (present) you (did)

+ Describe the present: It was… They were … + Its useful?

+ Your feeling now? I am …

+ You want to invite him/ her to something: Will you …, please?

+ How you will contact him/ her: phone - What can you write at the closing? + Your friend,

+ …(Your name)

Completing the letter

 Students read the letter Nga wrote to Hoa

And then they use the correct verbs in the box * Teacher gives them clues:

- Nga is writing the letter She wants to thank Hoa for the flowers Hoa sent her

- Note: Now, I am … - I will phone you

 Give feedback

Cues given / prompts Relating to the class:

to come out of // to leave somewhere

bored// sad// unhappy (a) Grammar: The simple tenses: Present simple tense with “now”, future simple tense (with future actions) and past simple tense (with finished actions in the past.)

*I was *They were

OUTLINE

Dear …,

Thank you very much for (something) you sent/ gave/ me on (occasion) It was/ They were … I felt/ was very …

Now I am … Will you … ? I will phone you …

Your friend,

3/ WHILE WRITING

* Complete the letter with the verbs in the brackets was were helped Came am will phone

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 Write a thank you note

 Teacher checks some individuals and gives them marks

Advice: When should you say “Thank you”? Give situations

Teacher help students with their homework:

How to develop writing skill and speaking skill.

How to prepare for language focus.

- Students review the grammar points.

Thank you very much for the … (book) you … (gave) me on my birthday

It was interesting It really helped to cheer me up Will you …(come over to my place) … (this weekend) I love to see you

I will phone you on Friday Your friend,

Advice: You should say thank you when someone helped you something or did something for you

5/ HOMEWORK

a/ Complete a thank you note: Dear …,

Thank you very much for … you … It … It … b/ Prepare: Language focus

 Exercise 1/ Page 86 In order to, so as to, …

*Matching A with B

Ex: (A) I always … in order to/ so as to (B) let  Exercise 2/ Page 86 Simple future tense *Use: Will

Ex: (1) will/ shall She will  Exer 3/ Pages 87, 88 *Use: Will you …?

Ex: open/ window

Will you open the window? Checking attendance:

Class 8A 4: ………

Class 8A 5: ………………

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