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T’s & Ss’ Activities

CONTENT

Before Ss open their books, ask them to work in groups to discuss the question ‘What do you think are the best ways to master English?’ and ‘What are the things that you like and don’t like about the English language?’ Elicit Ss’ answers. Remember that this is a fluency stage of the unit with a primary goal of communication. Do not focus on accuracy at this time. Reward successful attempts at communication.

1 Give Ss about 10 minutes to work independently, making notes about themselves by answering the questions in the table in 1.

2 Now ask Ss to work in pairs, taking turns to ask and answer the questions in 1. Remind them to make notes on what their partners say in the table in 1. Then ask each of them to identify how many things they have in common with their partners.

For a change, have Ss role-play in pairs. One student is a reporter, and the other is a student.

The reporter is gathering information about learners of English. Ask for volunteer pairs to role-play in front

of the class. In this case, Ss should focus on only three of the questions from the survey. Make sure Ss don’t

simply read from their books – they should be in character. Give them lots of encouragement and praise for their communicative efforts.

3 Now put two pairs together to work in groups of four, reporting on the things that they and their partners

have in common. T moves around the class to listen to the discussions and provide help only if necessary.

If time allows, ask some groups to present their findings in front of the class. This may lead to a natural,

whole-class discussion. If this happens, encourage it.

Warm up:

knowledge about the use of English

Exercise 1

Exercise 2 :

Exercise 3:

T’s & Ss’ Activities

CONTENT

READING

Before Ss open their books, ask them to work in groups to discuss either of these questions:

1. Who owns English?

Ss may look somewhat confused by this question. If so, give them more guidance: ‘Which countries speak English around the world?’, ‘Does the English language belong to England? If not, why not?’, ‘Is the English language changing? If so, how?’

2. Does ‘Vietlish’ exist?

If necessary, explain that this is a blend of Vietnamese and English. Give some guidance: ‘Can you think of any words or phrases which blend the two languages?’, ‘Is this increasing in Viet Nam?

1 Now open the books and ask Ss to scan the text to find the words: settlement, immersion, derivatives,

establishment and dominant. T may help Ss work out the meanings of these words out of the context.

2 a First, have Ss work independently, reading through the text and choosing a suitable heading for each paragraph.

b . T may set a longer time limit for Ss to read the text again and answer the questions. Ask Ss to note where they found the information that helped them to answer the questions. Ss can compare their answers in pairs before discussing them as a class.

SPEAKING

3 First, give Ss 5 minutes to put their own list in order of importance. Encourage Ss to think of the reasons

for their order. They may add other methods they use that aren’t on the list.

4 Now in small groups, Ss compare their lists and explain their order to group members. Go around to provide help. Call on some Ss to present their top three methods and the reasons for it. Other groups listen and give comments.

5 Ask Ss to work in pairs, taking one of the ideas in 3 and discussing the way to achieve it. Move around to provide help. Call on one pair to present their ideas. Ask other pairs to add to the list.

Explain

- settlement (n) = the process of people making their homes in a place

- immersion (n) = the language teaching method in which people are put in situations where they have

to use the new language for everything

- derivatives (n) = words that have been developed from other words

- establishment (n) = the act of starting or creating something that is meant to last for a long time

- dominant (adj) = more important, powerful or noticeable than other things

2a.

Key: 1. b 2. c 3. a

Key: 1. It is the export of the English language and the great growth of population in the United States that has led to its dominance in the world today.

2. Mass immigration.

3. They do all their school subjects and everyday activities in English.

4. It is a blend of English and Hindi words and phrases.

5. They are being invented every day all over the world due to the free admissions of words from

other languages and the easy creation of compounds and derivatives.

T’s & Ss’ Activities

CONTENT

Listening

1 Ask Ss to read the instruction carefully. Have Ss read the summaries and underline the key words in each.

Play the recording and ask Ss to match the summaries to the speakers. Then ask two or three Ss to write their answers on the board. Play the recording again for Ss to check the answers.

2 First, ask Ss to work in pairs to answer the questions from the information they have heard in 1. Then play the recording again and allow Ss to check if their answers are correct.

Writing

3 Ask Ss to work individually making notes of up to four uses of English in their daily life and giving an explanation/example for each of them in the given table. Remind them that they do not have to write full sentences and they can use abbreviations and note-form. Then ask Ss to share their notes with their partners. T may ask some more able Ss to read out their notes to the whole class.

4 a+b Set up the writing activity. Brainstorm the language necessary for their writing with Ss: an introduction paragraph, organising ideas using connectors – Firstly, Secondly, Finally, providing examples to illustrate the points.

Ask Ss to write the draft first and then swap their writing with a partner. Based on the comments, have them write their final version in class or at home. If they write in class, they can also do it in pairs or groups on big pieces of paper. T may display all or some of the leaflets on the wall/notice board. Other Ss and

T give comments. Ss edit and revise their writing as homework.

Key:

Speaker 1: E Speaker 2: A

Speaker 3: B Speaker 4: D

Key:

1. He went to Rome.

2. She can have a conversation in Italian, but it’s a bit rusty.

3. He used to be quite bad at English.

4. He picked up enough words and phrases to get by.

5. She thinks that she has learned a lot since she started an English course at an English centre.

Sample writing:

I use English for different purposes in my everyday life.

Firstly, English helps me communicate with people all over the world. I have made friends with some students from the UK and Australia. I use English to chat with them about many things.

Secondly, English helps me get information and improve my knowledge.

Because almost any information is available in English, it is easy for me to get access to all sources of

information with my English. Finally, English is useful when I want to go abroad to study. A lot of schools and universities in different countries which provide scholarships and courses in English. I am learning English hard to get an IELTS score of 6.5 so that next year I can go to Australia to study.

In conclusion, English is useful for me in various ways.