Bai 15-lítening-english10

Welcome to my class
on every
Wednesday night
Try to
remember
the picture!
penguin
baby
cellphone
cat
microphone
Hair-pin
Electric fan
flower
actor
salesperson
Now, your turn!
baby
bag
kangaroo
headphone
glass
umbrella
Washing machine
heart
rabbit
Fire fighter
STATUE OF LIBERTY
[`stætju:]
LOOK AT THE PICTURE
AND MAKE THE QUESTIONS:
LOOK AT THE PICTURE
AND MAKE THE QUESTIONS:
What?


What /it / look/ like?


What /it/ got/ head?


What/it/got/ on
/its/ left hand?


What/it/in/ right/ hand?


What /wearing?
1.What is it?
It is the Statue of Liberty.
2. What does it look like?
It looks like a woman.
3. What has it got on its head?
It has got a crown on its head.
4. What has it got in its left hand?
It has got a tablet on its let hand.
5. What has it got in its right hand?
It’s holding a burning torch.
6. What is it wearing?
It’s wearing a loose rope.
Match the words with the statue
1.Loose rope
2.Crown
3.Left hand
4. Right hand
5. Burning torch
6. Tablet
7. Base
8. Head
Statue of liberty
Burning torch
crown
head
Left hand
tablet
base
Right hand
Loose robe
LISTEN AND CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWERS:
1. The Statue of Liberty is in_______________
A. The center of New York city
B. New York Harbour
C. The suburbs of New York city
2. The Statue was made by _________________.
A. The French
B. Americans
C. The British
3. The Statue was completed in ________________.
A. 1886
B. 1884
C. 1866
LISTEN AND CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWERS:
1. The Statue of Liberty is in_______________
A. The center of New York city
B. New York Harbour
C. The suburbs of New York city
2. The Statue was made by _________________.
A. The French
B. Americans
C. The British
3. The Statue was completed in ________________.
A. 1886
B. 1884
C. 1866
Statue of Liberty
4. The Statue was made because _____________.
A. French people wanted to show their friendship with American people
B. American people wanted to show their friendship with Friend people.
C. French people wanted to show their friend ship with British people.
5. Tourist can visit the Statue _____________.
A. Every day, including Christmas Day.
B. Everyday, except Sunday.
C. Everyday, but not on Christmas Day.
LISTEN AGAIN AND FILLING THE MISSING INFORMATION IN THE TABLE BELOW:
LISTEN AGAIN AND FILLING THE MISSING INFORMATION IN THE TABLE BELOW:

Liberty Enlightening the World
46 metres
205 tons
Copper( outside )and iron (frame)
Made of stone and concrete
9:30 a.m to 5p.m everyday
except Sunday
LISTEN AND FILLING THE GAPS:
The Statue of Liberty, one of America’s most familiar images, is on an 1.______________ in New York Harbour. It is a symbol of _2_____________. Its formal _3_____________ is Liberty Enlightening the World. It was a gift to America people from the _4_____________ to show friendship between the two nations. This is the statue of a _5_____________ who is wearing a loose rope and a crown on her _6_____________. Her right hand holds a burning torch, and her left hand holds a _7_____________ with the date _8_____________ 4, 1776 on it. The Statue weighs 205 tons and is 46m high. It stands on a stone and concrete base. The base and pedestal increase the height of the monument to 93 m. The outside is made of cooper. Inside, it has got an iron frame. The statue was completed in _9_____________ in France, and then transported to America in 1886. Tourists can visit the statue from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily _10____________ Christmas Day.

The Statue of Liberty, one of America’s most familiar images, is on an 1.island in New York Harbour. It is a symbol of 2. freedom Its formal 3. name is Liberty Enlightening the World. It was a gift to America people from the 4. French to show friendship between the two nations. This is the statue of a 5. woman who is wearing a loose rope and a crown on her 6. head. Her right hand holds a burning torch, and her left hand holds a 7. tablet with the date 8. July 4, 1776 on it. The Statue weighs 205 tons and is 46m high. It stands on a stone and concrete base. The base and pedestal increase the height of the monument to 93 m. The outside is made of cooper. Inside, it has got an iron frame. The statue was completed in 1884 in France, and then transported to America in 1886. Tourists can visit the statue from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily 10. except Christmas Day.
Answer keys:
Island
freedom
name
French
woman

6. head
7. tablet
8. July
9. 1884
10. except
End of the listening part
GRAMMAR
BE GOING TO
Intentions:
Use the verbs to say what is going to happen:
BE GOING TO
1. He is going to light the firework.
2. She is going to hit the ball.
3. They are going to catch a bus.
4. She is going to answer the phone.
BE GOING TO
1. I am going to lend.
2. He is going to take.
3. It is going to be.
4. is he going to keep.
5. are we going to get.
6. He is going to have.
7. It isn’t going to get.
BE GOING TO
1. I am going to get wet.
2. I am going to be sick.
3. I am going to lose.
4. it is going to crash!
5. It isn’t going to stop.
WILL AND BE GOING TO:
Complete the conversations: Put in will or be going to with the verbs.
1. Daniel: Did you buy this book?
Matthew: No, Emma did. She is going to read it on holiday.
2. Laura: Would you like tea or coffee?
Sarah: Oh, I will have a coffee, please.
3. Trevor: I’m going to miss a good film on TV because I’ll be out tonight.
Laura: I will video it for you, if you like.
4. Rachel: I’m just going out to get a paper.
Emma: What newspaper are you going to buy?
will and be going to:

You: it’s coming towards us. It’s going to attack us.
You: Is it? I think aliens will land on the the earth in the next ten years.
You: I heard that. She is going to get married.
You: No, I didn’t. I will invite her for a meal.
Will and be going to :

1. We are going to build
2. will be/ is going to be
3. will like / are going to like
4. will be/ are going to be
5. we won’t cut/ are going to cut
6. we are going to have
7. Will be/ is going to be
8. We are going to stop/ we will stop
THANK YOU
FOR YOUR ATTENDANCE