Unit 4. Learning a foreign language

Friday, November 12, 2010
Period 22
Disappear
Mr. Lam’s notes
NOTES:
LEVEL:
beginner (A) >
intermediate (B) >
advanced (C)
NOTES for TUITION:
1. FINANCE fee for instruction: a sum charged for instruction at a school or university
2. EDUCATION teaching: instruction or teaching, especially instruction given individually or in a small group
ACADEMY: school, college, arts school, private school, military institute…
WELL-QUALIFIED (a.): Very good/ excellent.
morning,
afternoon,
evening
advanced
first
week
of Nov.
morning
and
evening
beginner /
intermediate
3rd
Nov.
afternoon,
evening
weekend
beginner
(today)
a) Note down information about the English classes from the advertisements.
b) Read the notes Mr Lam made. Then look the advertisements and choose a suitable language school for him. Give reason for your choice.
Answers to activity b):
Foreign Language Council is the most suitable school for Mr. Lam because it meets all the requirements set out.
REMEMBER
Remind students of new words and phrases.
NOTES for TUITION:
1. FINANCE fee for instruction: a sum charged for instruction at a school or university
2. EDUCATION teaching: instruction or teaching, especially instruction given individually or in a small group
ACADEMY: school, college, arts school, private school, military institute…
WELL-QUALIFIED (a.): Very good/ excellent.
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Friday, November 12, 2010
Period 23
Read this letter
b)
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Int.
Req.
A suggested letter.
01 Phan Boi Chau Street
Buonmathuot City
November 25, 2007
Dear Sir,
I / see/ Institute’s advertisement /
today’s TV program/ I / interested / learn English / I like some
/ information / Institute.
I / speak / English / I read it
slow/ write/ bad/ So I
want / improve / reading / writing.
you / provide /information
length / courses / fees / beginners? / I / supply record / English study / necessary.
I look / hear / /you soon/
Yours faithfully,
THUHA
Thu Ha
A suggested letter.
01 Phan Boi Chau Street
Buonmathuot City
November 25, 2007
Dear Sir,
I saw your Institute’s advertisement on
today’s TV program. I am very interested
in learning English and I would like some
more information about your Institute.
I can speak a little English, but I read it
very slowly and my writing is bad. So I
want to improve my reading and writing.
Could you please provide more information
about the length of the courses and fees for
beginners? I can supply my record of
English study if necessary.
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Yours faithfully,
THUHA
Thu Ha
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