Read the guide from the reading again and circle the imperative and underline the reasons for solutions.How to Make Our City More Eco-friendly The city of Cranford has lots of environmental problems. We have a lot of air, water, and land pollution. Here are some simple

Pronunciation Stress the second syllable for most two-syllable verbs.SpeakingDiscuss ways to reduce pollution with encouraging the speaker to continue.

Grammar:using compound sentences with ‘and’ and complex sentences with ‘so that’ correctly.Speaking:- sharing ideas about how to reduce pollution.

Daniel: Hi, Amy.Amy: Hey, Daniel. Now, we need to think of advice about how to reduce pollution.Daniel: OK. So, what should we do?Amy: We should recycle trash so that we can reduce land pollution.Daniel: Recycle trash, OK.Amy: What else should we do?Daniel: Well, we sho

/t/ is the voiceless consonant sound.To make this sound, we should:Stop the air with your tongue behind your teeth.Move your tongue down to release the air. Put the paper in front of your mouth and practice.

Grammar: We use First Conditional to talk about future situations we think are real or will happen and their result.Speaking:Make First Conditional sentences with the given prompts.

Vocabulary: affect, cause, pollute, disease, wildlife, tourism, environment, damage. * Reading: Skimming and scanning for general and specific information* Speaking:- Talking about kinds of pollution.

.means a large amount of something. .means the amount of something countable is more than you want. .means the amount of something uncountable is more than you want. .means the amount is less than you want.

Read the instructions, underline the key words and say what you are going to do.You will hear two students talking about country and city life. Listen and fill in the blanks. You will hear the information twice.Listen to two students talking about country and city life

ACTIVITIESWatching fireworksVisiting relatives Playing folk gamesGoing to the pagodaHaving partiesFOODBánh chưngBánh tétThịt kho hột vịtBánh úJam

Look at the title of the announcement and guess its main purpose.Say when and where the festival will be. Say what you can do at the festival.

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to - practice intonation for Yes / No questions- practice talking about folk games and activities in the country, using Which activities do you prefer to do? Which activities dont you like? Why?

Read the sentences and underline the verbs to express preferences & circle the verbs after that.love to play folk games.She prefers to play spinning tops.They dont like to go to the park. Answer the questions:What is the form of the verbs to express preference.to-infin

Last weekend, I went to visit my family in my hometown. I dont come from a big city. Im from a village in the country. In my village, young people love to pick flowers and play folk games. They jump rope and play tug of war with a rope. When they play spinning tops, t

Annie: Hi, James. Do you think its better to live in the city or the country?James: Hi, Annie. I think its better to live in the country. Annie: Really? Why?James: Because there is lots of fresh air in the country.Annie: Yes, but its boring. I want to live in the cit

1. There/a lot/peace and quiet/my village2. My town/not/have/enough/entertainment3. This city/have/much/pollution 4. There/many/vehicles/my street5. There/lot/room/people/play/my city6. There/not/many/things/do/my village

entertainment – things people can use or do for fun nature – animals, plants, and things not made by people noise – unpleasant and/or loud sounds peace – the state of being calm or quiet fresh – clean or cool (e.g. water, air) vehicle – a thing used for transporting peo

Next week, I am busy with my .from Monday to Friday. I have some free time to .on the weekends. On Saturday morning, I have an English speaking competition at school 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. I really like English, and I hope I can . the first prize. In the afternoon, I have a

Mrs. Lewis: Hi, Jenny. Dinner is almost ready. Did you have fun at the park?Jenny: Yes, mom. We played .I love playing handball.Mrs. Lewis: Oh, that’s great. Did Alice play, too?Jenny: Yes, she did, but not for long. She prefers designing on the weekends.Mrs. Lewis: Oh.

Number the sentences (1–5)Now, I usually read a novel every week or two. B. I only have one hobby, and that is reading books.C. I think reading books is really fun and interesting.D. I started reading books when I was five years old.E. When I finish one, my mom takes me

I have many hobbies, but I like baking best.I started this hobby when I was ten years old. First, my dad taught me how to bake chocolate cookies. He shared lots of recipes with me, and I liked all of them. Now, I bake with my little sister. I like teaching her how to ba

Practice the conversation. Fill in the blanks with the correct prepositions.Josh: Hi, Daniel. Whats up?Daniel: Oh, hey, Josh.Josh: Do you want to come with me to a sewing class ___ Thursday evening?Daniel: Sorry, I cant. I have table tennis practice ___ 9 p.m.But, do

Read the sentences and underline the verbs & circle the time expressions.have soccer practice at 7 tonight. I have English club on Friday at 8 p.m. Answer the questions:What tense is used?Are the sentences about present or future?FutureSimple present for future meaning