Unit 4. Learning a foreign language

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Skills in learning

English

How many skills do we have in learning English? Which is the most difficult skill?

Which skill do you need to improve?

Có ích, hữu dụng

a national bank

an International bank useful (adj) a problem to improve terrible (adj)

NGA KATE

Nga is talking to Kate about her studying English.

II Listening:

1 Listen to their conversation Check (  ) the words you can hear.

1 a New York c Paris d Hà Nội

2 a chat with friend

c see movies d read books

3 b slowly c nearly d lovely

4 a boring c fun d difficult

5 b unusual c awful d careful

b London

b write letters

a quickly

a useful

b interesting

2 True/ False Statements Prediction T F

1 Nga’s studying English for her work.

2 She learned English at school and university

3 She works for a national bank in Hanoi.

4 She needs to improve her writing.

6 She hopes she can talk to people from all over the

world, and understand her favorite English songs.

T

5 Her listening is excellent.

T F

1 Nga’s studying English for her work.

2 She learned English at school and university

3 She works for a national bank in Hanoi.

4 She needs to improve her writing.

6 She hopes she can talk to people from all over the

world, and understand her favorite English songs.

T

5 Her listening is excellent.







an international bank

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

terrible.

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*.Listen to the tape and check your prediction:,

then correct the false statements

Answer the questions.

1 Who is studying English in London?

2 Where does she work for?

3 Why does Nga want to improve her writing skill?

4 Is her listening excellent?

5 Does she like studying English? Why?

3 Fill in each blank with the most suitable word

“ Nga is studying English in London She works for an (1) bank in Ha Noi She wants to (2) her writing skill Sometimes she has to write letters in English Her (3) is not good People talk very quickly so she can’t (4) them She likes studying English and she hopes to talk to people from all over the world and understand her favorite (5) songs.”

international

improve

listening

understand

English

* Answer the questions:

1 Who is studying English in Lon Don?

2 Where does she work for?

3 Why does she want to improve her writing skill?

4 Is her listening excellent?

5 Does she like studying English? Why?

Nga is studying English in London.

Because she sometimes has to write letters in English.

No, she doesn’t.

She works for an international bank.

Yes, she does Because she hopes to talk to people

from all over the world and understands her favorite English songs.

Learning a

foreign language

Lesson 3 : Listen

*Role play:

Hello,Nga.Pleased …you.

Where … from?.

Hello,Nga.Pleased …you.

What ……doing here?

What….do?

Which skill…

want…improve?

Which skill…

want…improve?

Good luck….,Nga.

I…….studying………

…work………bank.

Writing and………

Writing and………

Thank you.

Interviewer Nga

* Homework:

- Write a paragraph, answer the questions:

“What can you do to improve your

listening?”

- Prepare: Lesson 5 - Read

Thank you for your attention and goodbye!

Tape scripts:

Host: Kate, can I introduce you to Nga? She’s studying English here in London Kate: Hello, pleased to meet you.

Nga: Pleased to meet you, too.

Kate: Where are you from?

Nga: I’m from Vietnam.

Kate: Why are you studying English here?

Nga: I need it for my job.

Kate: Really? So, what do you do?

Nga: I work for a bank, an international bank in Hanoi.

Kate: Oh, I see Did you learn English at school?

Nga: Yes, and at university, too But I’ve forget er… forget…

Kate: Forgotten.

Nga: Yes, of course I’ve forgotten a lot of it I want to improve my writing skills

Kate: What about listening, Nga?

Nga: It’s terrible This is my biggest problem People talk very quickly and I

can’t understand them

Kate: Do you like studying English?

Nga: Oh, yes It’s an interesting language and it’s very useful; and I can talk

to people from all over the world and I can understand the words of my favorite songs, too

Kate: Well That’s very good Good luck to you, Nga.