Unit 14. Wonders of the world

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a. Great Wall of China
b. Empire State Building USA
f. Petronas Twin Towers
c. Eiffel Tower
d. Mount Everest
e. Big Ben
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Friday, April 5th , 2012
Unit 14
WONDERS OF THE WORLD
Lesson 2 :
SPEAK
ASK AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS WITH A PARNER
1. Is Phong Nha Cave in southern Viet Nam?
2. Is the Great Wall of China the longest structure in the world?
3. Is Hue Citadel an ancient town?
4. Is Ha Long Bay a World Heritage Site?
5. Is Eiffel Tower higher than the Statue of Liberty?
YES
NO
6. Is Mount Everest the highest mountain in the world?
7. Is Big Ben in New York city?
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
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London
Is Ha Long Bay a world Heritage Site?
REPORTED SPEECH
John asked me if / whether Ha Long Bay was a world Heritage Site.
I said that It was
( Indirect YES/ NO question )
Nam
S + asked + O. + if / whether + S + Ved/2 ....
John
Yes, it is
asked
Nam
John
asked
Is Phong Nha Cave in southern Viet Nam?
No, it isn’t
Yes, it is
Is Mount Everest the highest mountain in the world?
Is Big Ben in New York city?
1. Is the Great Wall of China the longest structure in the world?
2. Is Hue Citadel an ancient town?
3. Is Eiffel Tower higher than the Statue of Liberty?
4. Is Mount Everest the highest mountain in the world?
5. Is Big Ben in New York city? - No
Change the following direct questions into the indirect questions.
1. “Is Statue of Liberty in New York?” _ Yes, It is
2. ?”
4. She asked me: “ Is Mount Everest in Nepal?”
ANSWER KEY
1. Lan asked me if that was Phong Nha Cave.
2. I asked Mary if the Great Barrier Reef was in Australia.
3. Nam asked An: ”Is the Empire State Building located in New York City?”
3. Nam asked An if the Empire State Building was located in
New York City.
4. She asked me if Mount Everest was in Nepal.
5. Lan asked Nga: “Is Hue Citadel an ancient town?”
5. Lan asked Nga If Hue Citadel was an ancient town?”
HOMEWORK
- Learn: the structure.
- Prepare: unit 14: Lesson 2: LISTEN p133
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