Unit 4. Learning a foreign language

Good afternoon everybody !
My name is Đỗ Thị Thanh Nhàn
I am from Nguyen Van Khai Secondary School
Nice to meet you !
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Friday November 6th, 2009
Unit 4: LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE Lesson 2: Speak
I. Vocabulary:

- Dormitory (n):
- On campus:
- Reputation (n):
- Experience (v):
- Scenery (n):
 To experience Western culture
ký túc xá
trong khuôn viên trường đại học
danh tiếng
trải nghiệm
phong cảnh
Period 23
- Dormitory (n):
- On campus:
- Reputation (n):
- (To) experience:
- Scenery (n):
ký túc xá
trong khuôn viên trường học
danh tếng
trải qua, kinh qua
phong cảnh
Friday November 6th, 2009
Unit 4: LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE Lesson 2: Speak
Period 23
We all get the scholarship to attend an English course abroad!
What school should we attend?
Oh. I think we should…
Friday November 6th, 2009
Unit 4: LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE Lesson 2: Speak
Period 23
Brighton Language Center-UK
Live in a dormitory
on campus
school has excellent
reputation
six weeks



……………………………
……………………………
Seattle School of English-USA
stay with Vietnamese
friends
experience Western
culture
seven weeks



……………………………
……………………………
Brisbane Institute of English
(Australia)
stay with an Australian
family
quite close to Viet Nam
beautiful scenery
seven weeks


……………………………
……………………………
1. Have chances to communicate with international students
2. Cheaper than studying in UK
3. Have less chances to practice speaking English with native speakers
4. Cheap
5. Expensive
6. Have chances to communicate with Australian families
Approximately
US$ 2,000
Approximately
US$ 1,700
Approximately
US$ 1,200
Live in a dormitory on
campus
school has excellent
reputation
six weeks



Have chances to
communicate with
international students (1)
 Expensive (5)
stay with Vietnamese
friends
experience Western
culture
seven weeks



Cheaper than studying
in UK (2)
 Have less chances to
practice speaking English
with native speakers (3)
stay with an Australian
family
quite close to Viet Nam
beautiful scenery
seven weeks



Have chances to
communicate with
Australian families (6)
 Cheap (4)
Approximately
US$ 2,000
Approximately
US$ 1,700
Approximately
US$ 1,200
* The expressions you can use:
I think…
What do you think about …?
I agree because…
I disagree because…
I don’t understand.
Why don’t we…?
If we go to… we can…
We should …
Let’s …
Friday November 6th, 2009
Unit 4: LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Lesson 2: Speak
Period 23
II. Speaking:
1. Play the roles of Thu, Tam & Kim:
I think we should go to the Seattle school of English in USA. You can stay with Vietnamese friends.
I disagree because we have less chances to practice speaking English with native speakers.
Why don’t we go to the Brighton Language Center in the United Kingdom? If we go there, we can live in a dormitory on campus.
But the course is too expensive. It costs US$ 2,000.
What do you think about the Brisbane Institute of English in Australia?
Why, Kim?
Because ……
2. Persuade your friend to attend the school you would like to go:
I think …
Live in a dormitory on
campus
school has excellent
reputation
six weeks



Have chances to
communicate with
international students
 Expensive
stay with Vietnamese
friends
experience Western
culture
seven weeks



Cheaper than studying
in UK
 Have less chances to
practice speaking English
with native speakers
stay with an Australian
family
quite close to Viet Nam
beautiful scenery
seven weeks



Have chances to
communicate with
Australian families
 Cheap
Approximately
US$ 2,000
Approximately
US$ 1,700
Approximately
US$ 1,200
2. Persuade your friend to attend the school you would like to go:
* Answer the question:

Which school would you like to go to? Why?
Friday November 6th, 2009
Unit 4: LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Lesson 2: Speak
Period 23
Write the answer of the question:
Which school would you like to go to? Why?
Begin with:
I would like to…… because …
I. Vocabulary:
II. Speaking:
III. Homework:
Friday November 6th, 2009
Unit 4: LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Lesson 2: Speak
Period 23
For your contribution!
Good bye! See you later!