Đề cương Anh Văn Cơ Bản 4 Bài 10

After this part, students will be able to: • Use some expressions for going on a journey • Practise listening about taking transportand making conversations • Practise intonation in questions with in complete sentences • Practise writing notes and messages on the topic “Quick communication”. • Improve listening skill by watching video “ Indian railways”

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GENERAL ENGLISH 4 - Unit 3: Transport UNETI

TRANSPORT UNIT 3 3d Getting around town

3e Quick communicarion

3f Video: Indian railways

(Week 10)

After this part, students will be able to:

• Use some expressions for going on a journey

• Practise listening about taking transportand making conversations

• Practise intonation in questions with in complete sentences

• Practise writing notes and messages on the topic “Quick communication”

• Improve listening skill by watching video “ Indian railways”

SECTION 1: PREPARATION

1 1 Choose the correct option (a-c).

1 It's not far to the town centre and it's quicker if you go foot

a on b by c with

2 We are moving our furniture lorry

a by b with c on

3 Which does the train to Norwich leave from?

OBJECTIVES

OVERVIEW - NỘI DUNG

VOCABULARY –

Taking transport

1

SPEAKING REAL LIFE:

Going on a journey

2

READING

A guide around the town

3

1 VOCABULARY

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a platform b gate c stop

4 For the History museum the bus at the next stop

a drop off b get off c check in

5 I can't park at the bus station but I can outside when you arrive

a get you off b drop you off c pick you up

6 The bus is more expensive now than it was the last time I was here

a price b fare c cost

7 Excuse me, does the ticket machine give ?

a price b fare c change

8 There is a taxi right outside the train station

a station b stop c rank

9 What time do you want me to pick you from the station?

a by b off c up

10 We have to at the airport two hours before the plane leaves

a Check in b get on c book

1 2 Replace the underlined word with the correct word

1 Flight number 342 to Paris is ready to leave from platform three

2 There are a lot of vehicles at the moment so make sure you have plenty of time for your trip

a rush hour b road works c transportation

3 Don't go faster than the rush hour or the police will stop you

a regulation b control c speed limit

4 When I can, I avoid travelling during the road works; there is too much traffic at that time in the morning

a rush hour b traffic jam c road works

5 Pedestrians often use their time travelling to work to read books or relax

a.travellers b commuters c visitors

6 The city centre is perfect for passengers as many roads are vehicle-free

a.commuters b travellers c pedestrians

7 I'm sorry I'm late I got stuck in a bad transportation

a.traffic jam b rush hour c road works

8 We need to stop at a petrol rank soon

a stop b platform c station

9 I use commuter transport every day to get to work – either the bus or metro

a private b public c own

10 Sometimes dirt from all the traffic is very bad The fumes can make you feel really sick

2

SPEAKIN

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G

2

1

Look at these expressions Which ones are said by

a) a passenger in a taxi

b) a passenger on a train

c) a passenger on a plane

d) a taxi driver,

e) a person in a ticket office at a train station

f) a person at a check in desk?

1 Which platform is it?

2 I only have this carry on

3 You can drop me off here

4 I‟d like to go to the bus station, please

5 Can I have a seat next to the window?

6 First or second class?

7 How many bags are you checking in?

8 I‟ll drop you off here 9 Window or aisle?

10 It‟s on platform 9

2 2 Put the sentences in order to make a conversation

A It leaves at seven o'clock and arrives at six-thirty the next morning

B Thank you Good bye

C A cabin for two people costs 164 euros

D There are two boats every day One in the morning and one in the evening

E Hello I'd like some information about ferry tickets to Lesvos

F That's all right When you've decided, call me back and we can book it for you

G Right! What time is the evening ferry?

H Hello, booking office How can I help you?

I We need to be comfortable for an all-night trip How much are first class tickets?

J That's quite expensive I need to think about it

Sentence 1 H

Sentence 2 E

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Sentence 3 D

Sentence 4 G

Sentence 5

A

Sentence 6 I_

_ Sentence 7 C

Sentence 8 J_

_ Sentence 9 F

Sentence

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B

Work in pairs and practise the conversation

Read the guide and answer the questions Choose the correct option (a–c)

Welcome to the Baggleton! This guide will help you find your way around the town If

you are reading this, you are probably staying in one of our fine hotels: either in the historic city centre or by the sea Although our town is a small one, we have one of the best transport systems in the country and wherever you want to go, you will find a method of transport that suits you To go to the wonderful sandy beach at Longshore, you can take the metro There are two stops: get off at Port station if you want to have lunch or dinner at one of our famous fish restaurants overlooking the old port After dinner, you can walk along the beach and get on the metro again at the next stop, which is called Sandygate From Port station it‟s a five-minute walk to the restaurants and it takes about fifteen minutes to walk along to the other end of the beach to Sandygate station For those of you who prefer the bus, or for those who don‟t like walking, the number 3 bus runs along the length of the beach with five stops between Port and Sandygate From the end of the beach, the bus then goes into the town centre, which is a pleasant one-hour ride Alternatively, take the metro from Sandygate and get off at Mullet station, which takes only 40 minutes During rush hour it can take longer if you drive your own car

You can buy tickets from your hotel, from any shop or restaurant or from special ticket machines Single tickets cost one euro each, return tickets are one euro seventy cents and for those of you planning to use public transport a lot, a seven-day ticket costs eight euros and gives you unlimited travel on all the buses, trains and of course on the metro too Many of our office workers who live by the sea take advantage of the weekly ticket The metro is open from six o‟clock in the morning until midnight, but the buses run all night long

1 Who was the guide written for?

3 READING

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a commuters

b tourists

c pedestrians

2 Which metro station is nearest to the restaurants?

a Port

b Sandygate

c Mullet

3 Which is the best type of transport for people who want to get off half-way along the beach?

a walking

b metro

c bus

4 What's the cheapest type of ticket for commuters?

a a return ticket

b a seven-day ticket

c a single ticket

5 Which is the fastest way to get from the beach to the town centre?

a bus

b car

c metro

SECTION 2: ONLINE MEETING

P

1 WARM - UP

WARM - UP

Check students‟

preparation

1

VOCABULA RY &

LISTENING

Taking transport and going on a journey

2

PRONUNCIATION

Intonation

3

SPEAKING

Using expressions for

going on a journey to

practice the conversation

4

WRITING

Writing notes and messages

5

WATCHING VIDEO

Indian railaways

6

UNIT 3 - TRANSPORT

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2 VOCABULARY AND LISTENING: 3d TAKING TRANSPORT

2.1 Look at these pairs of words Match them with the correct definition (a or b)

1 stop/ rank

a where you can get a taxi rank

b where you can get a bus stop

2 fare/ price

a the money you pay for a journey by bus, train or taxi fare

b the amount of money something costs price

3 change/ receipt

a the money you receive when you pay more than the price because you

b the piece of paper you receive to show you paid for something receipt

4 gate/ platform

a where you get on a train platform

b where you get on a plane gate

5 book/check in

a where you buy a ticket in advance book

b when you arrive at the airport and leave your bags check in

2.2 1.19 Shelley and Javier are going to the airport and they take different transport Listen to their conversations and answer the questions

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1. train station

2. 6.30 pounds

3. Airport(northerm terminal)/single ticket

4. 40.50pounds/platform 6

5. tonight/no

3 LISTENING AND SPEAKING:

Real life: Going on a journey

3 1.19 Look at the expressions for going on a journey Listen to the converstion again Tick the sentnces you hear

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Practice: Speaking

5 Work in pairs Student A is going to the airport In each situation, Student B is the

driver or the person at the ticket office or check-in desk Practise the conversations, using the expressions for going on a journey to help you.

6.Change roles and repeat the four conversations in Exercise 5

4 WRITING 3e: writing notes and messages

4.1 Read these notes and messages (1-8) Match them with the reasons for writing (a-e)

a thanking

b apologising

c giving travel information

d suggesting a time and place

e giving a message from someone else

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1 – e

8 - b

4.2 Writing skill: writing in note form

a People often miss out words in notes and messages This is called elision Find examples of these kinds of words missing in the notes and messages in Exercise 4.1

• articles

• pronouns (e.g I, me)

• auxiliary verbs

• polite forms (e.g Would you like to…? Can we…?) Example:

Can we (Meet outside) (the) airport at 2? (Is that) OK?

b Rewrite these transcripts from a telephone voicemail as shorter messages

1 „I‟m sorry but I‟m stuck in a traffic jam I‟ll see you in half an hour.‟ Sorry Stuck in traffic See you in 30mins

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2 „Thank you for booking the train tickets I‟ll pay you when we meet at the station.‟

3 „Take the underground to Oxford Street and the Moon café is at the end of platform one

4 „Peter wants to come with us in the taxi Can you call him and tell him

where to meet us?‟

5 „My flight is an hour late Meet me at the arrivals terminal at five o‟clock.‟

4.3 Work in pairs Write a short note or message for each situation

4.4 Write a short message to your partner Then, exchange messages Can you understand your partner’s message? Write a reply if necessary!

5 3 f: WATICHING VIDEO

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1 How important ar trains in your country?

2 Do many people travel by train? Why?/ Why not?

correct

a Every day approximately two hundred thousand/ two million passengers pass through Mumbai train station

b There are over two billion/ one billion people in India

c The British built the railways in India in the eighteenth/ nineteenth century

d There are over 38,000/ 3,800 miles of railway track in India

e The Grand Trunk Express has travelled through India since 1939/ 1929

f India‟s railways carry four billion/ four million passengers every year

g Indian Railways employs one hundred thousand/ one and half million staff

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WHILE YOU WATCH

3 Watch the video and check your answers from Exercise 2

4 Watch the video again and answer the questions

a When did the first steam train run in India?

1935

b Is it easy for everybody in India to get to a railway station?

Yes

c What is the key man‟ job? Keep enormous system running

d Who tries to get travellers‟ attention and money at Indian railway stations?

Performer

e what do passengers do on the train? Talk , playing game, tell story

5 Complete the sentences with words from the glossary

a At the Victoria Terminus, Mumbai, it always seems to rural

b Many of the trains have employer names

c India‟s railways are the world‟s largest track

d A huge staff keeps this enormous system running

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7 At the end of the video, the narrator says: „ The Indian railways are their

own adventure.‟ What does che mean? 8 Work in pairs Discuss these

questions

1 In what way are trains in your country similar to, or different from trains in India?

2 Is travelling by train a good way to see a country? Why/ Why not?

WORKBOOK ONLINE:

- Do online workbook unit 3!

HOMEWORK:

• Exercise: Write a short note or message to a friend telling him or her the best way to get to your house from the train station Remember that when you write notes you don't always need to use the following: articles, pronouns, auxiliary verbs and polite forms

6 ASSIGNMENTS

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• Prepare Unit 4: Adventure (page 45), Lesson 3a (pages 45- 46) of the student‟s book

• Gammar: Revise the forms and uses of past simple and past continuous

P/S: The e-lectures are in the process of development We hope to have a better series for our dear students All feedback is welcome and appreciated E-mail:

khoangoaingu@uneti.edu.vn

Thank you!

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