Period 7 Unit 2 CLOTHING Getting started listen
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Period 7 Unit 2 : CLOTHING Getting started + listen and read.
Guessing words: a b c d e f
a / Where does she come from ? J A P A N
b/ Where does she come from ? V I E T N A M
c/ Where does he come from? S C O T L A N D
d/ Where does she come from ? I N D I A
e/ Where does he come from? A M E R I C A
f/ Where does she come from ? A R A B I A
I/ Getting started: a - She comes from Japan. b - She comes from Vietnam. c - He comes from Scotland. d - She comes from India. e - He comes from the USA (America). f - She comes from (Saudi) Arabia.
II/Listen and read: 1. New words: a poet: Tố Hữu nhà thơ
- a long silk tunic : a o lụa dài , rộng - (to) slit : xẻ
ethnic minorities: (pl. n ) dân tộc thiểu số
1. New words: -a poet : nhà thơ Ex: To Huu is a poet - a long silk tunic : áo lụa, dài rộng - (to) slit : xẻ - ethnic minorities : dân tộc thiểu số - a pattern : hoa văn - (to) take inspiration from …: lấy cảm hứng từ… Ex: They take inspiration from something.
*Checking vocabulary: Matching A poet Inspiration A pattern A long silk tunic To slit Ethnic minority Hoa văn. Cảm hứng Xẻ Dân tộc thiểu số Áo lụa dài rộng Nhà thơ
2/ Listen and read :
3/ Model seetences: a/ Poets, writes and musicans have mentioned the Ao dai in poems, novels and songs. The present perfect tense Form : S+ have/ has + V 3/ed b/ The Ao dai was frequently worn by men and women. Passive voice Form : S+ be + V 3/ed + (by O)
2. Complete the sentences: 1. For a long time the aodai has been the subject poems , novels and songs. of………………… long silk tunic with 2. The aodai is described as a …………. slits up the sides worn over loose pants. . . 3. The majority of Vietnamese women prefer to wear modern clothing at work. ………………… 4. Some designers have modernized the aodai by lines of poetry on it printing ……………… such as 5. Another alternative is to add symbols …………………. suns, stars , crosses and stripes ………………………
3. Lucky numbers: 1 4 7 2 5 8 3 6 9
1. LUCKY NUMBER.
2. Who used to wear the aodai by tradition ? Traditionally , men and women used to wear the aodai.
3. Why do the majority of Vietnamese women prefer to wear modern clothing ? Because it is more convenient
4. LUCKY NUMBER
5. What have fashion designers done to modernize the Aodai ? They have printed lines of poetry on it or have added symbols such as sun, stars , crosses and stripes to the Aodai.
6. LUCKY NUMBER.
7. Do these majority of Vietnamese women prefer to wear Aodai at work these days? No , they don’t.
8. What do the women usually wear on special occassions ? The Aodai.
9. LUCKY NUMBER.
3. Answers: a. Traditionally, men and women used to wear the aodai. b. Because it is more convenient. c. They have painted lines of poetry on it or have added symbols as suns , stars , crosses , and stripes to the aodai.
4. Homework: 1. Learn the new words by heart. 2. Answer the questions: Do you like wearing Aodai at school ? Why? Can you write down some kinds of clothes ? 3. Prepare for next lesson: U 2: Speak + Listen
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