E6 unit 10 - lesson 1
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Phong is drawing a picture of his future house. The house looks like a UFO but will actually be located in the mountains, surrounded by many old trees. It will have twenty rooms and solar energy. Phong's favorite room will be his bedroom. The house may have appliances like a wireless TV to watch programs from space and a friendly robot to help around the home.
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E6 unit 10 - lesson 1
- 1. PHNG GD-T NAM T畛 LIM TR働畛NG THCS 畉I M畛 CU畛C THI THI畉T K畉 BI GI畉NG I畛N T畛 E- LEARNING NM 2015 - 2016 Bi gi畉ng m担n Ti畉ng Anh MY FUTURE HOUSE Unit 10 Lesson 1 Getting started Ch動董ng tr狸nh Ti畉ng anh m畛i, l畛p 6 Gi叩o vi棚n: Nguy畛n Th畛 Tuy畉n nguyentuyen1611@gmail.com i畛n tho畉i: 0163.4747.064 Th叩ng.nm 2016
- 2. UNIT 10 OUR HOUSES IN THE FUTURE LESSON 1: GETTING STARTED MY FUTURE HOUSE English 6, page 38
- 3. I. Memory game Find out picture of house with its correct word AN APARTMENT A VILLA TOWN HOUSES A STILT HOUSE A COUNTRY HOUSE A TREE HOUSE 9 10 11 12 8 76 5 43 2 1
- 4. This tree house is my future house. Whats about Phong?
- 5. II. Getting started Look at the picture and answer 1. Who can you see on the picture? 2.What is Phong drawing? Is this a house? 3. How is it like? 4. Which place is in the picture? Nick Phong
- 6. III. Listen and read page 38 Nick: What are you doing Phong? Phong: I m drawing my house. Nick: Your house! That/ s a UFO. Phong: It look like a UFO but it/ s my house in the future. Nick: Where will it be? Phong: Itll be in the mountain, surrounded by many old trees. Nick: What will it be like? Phong: It ll be a large house. There will be twenty room in it. 1.UFO / ju ef / 2. solar energy / s l(r) end i/ Nick: Twenty rooms! Wow! Will it be nice? Phong: Yes, and it will have solar energy. Nick: Fantastic! Which room do you like best? Phong: my bed room, of course. Nick: What appliances might you have? Phong:I might have a wireless TV so I can watch TV programmers from space or a friendly robot to help me with my home. Nick: Sounds great! And how much will 3. appliance / pla ns/ 肘 4. Wireless / wa ls/ 肘
- 7. 1. UFO 2. Solar energy 3. appliances 4. Wireless * New words:
- 8. * What does the word mean? Column 1 Column 2 A. M畉ng v担 tuy畉n i畛n B. C叩c thi畉t b畛, d畛ng c畛. C. V畉t th畛 bay, 挑a bay. D. Nng l動畛ng m畉t tr畛i. C UFO A Wireless TV B Appliances D Solar energy check
- 9. Type of house: Location: Surrounding: Number of room: Appliances in the room: A . Complete the table UFO In the mountain many old trees twenty a wireless TV , a robot Location: where it is, appliances : things to use
- 10. B. Read the conversation again. Complete the sentences. 1. Phong s house will be in the .. 2. His house will be surrounded by .............. . 3. There will be rooms in his house. 4. The house might have to watch TV programmes from other planets. mountains many tall old trees twenty a wireless TV
- 11. * What kinds of houses will there be? Listen to the words in the box Then write a word with its correct picture: words - UFO - space house boat - motorhome - skyscraper - palace 3 5 4 21
- 12. Keys: C- UFO E- motorhome D- palace B-skyscraper A-space house boat
- 13. * Modal sentences: + Where will it be ? It ll be in the moutains. + What appliances might you have ? I might have a wireless TV * Grammar: - Will + Vinf ( talk about future) - Eg: I will go to school tomorrow. -Might + Vinf ( talk about future possibility) - Eg :It might rain this afternoon.
- 14. * Ask and answer about the house S1: What does this house look like? S2: .. S1: Is it modern? S2: . S1: How many rooms might it have? S2: ..
- 15. * Ask and answer about the house S1: Where will this house be ? S2: .. S1: What does the house look like? S2: . S1: How many rooms might it have? S2: ..
- 16. * Ask and answer about the house S1: What does this house look like? S2: .. S1: Is it moving? S2: . S1: What appliances might it have? S2: ..
- 17. * Ask and answer about these houses S1: How many floors might it have? S2: .. S1: Is it the tallest house in the world? S2: . S1: What appliances might it have? S2: ..
- 18. * Ask and answer about the house S1: Where will this house be? S2: .. S1: Might people wear usual or formal clothes? S2: . S1: How many rooms might it have? S2: ..
- 19. 3. Work with a partner. What adjective can you think of to describe the houses in task 2? S1: Do you think these houses are? -Modern -Large -Convenient -Expensive -Beautiful -Comfortable S2: Yes, I do/ No, I don/ t * ask and answer questions about the pictures
- 20. 4. Read the phrases aloud. Tick the place where you want your future house to be located and write sentenes in the country in the city in the mountain in space on the ocean on the moon under the ground by the sea Eg: My future house will be .
- 21. VI. Homework: 1. Use the information in 1a to write about your future house using will and might. 2. Make two sentences for each new words. 3. Do exercise in work book:B1,2,3,4. 4. Prepare the next lesson: A closer look 1- find out more appliances which might have in our future house.
- 23. 1.What is Phong's future house? Correct - Click anywhere to continue Correct - Click anywhere to continue Incorrect - Click anywhere to continue Incorrect - Click anywhere to continue You answered this correctly!You answered this correctly! Your answer:Your answer: The correct answer is:The correct answer is: You did not answer this question completely You did not answer this question completelyYou must answer the question before continuing You must answer the question before continuing Submit Clear A) A cottage. B) It's like a UFO. C) A motorhome
- 24. Where will Phong's future house be? Correct - Click anywhere to continue Correct - Click anywhere to continue Incorrect - Click anywhere to continue Incorrect - Click anywhere to continue You answered this correctly!You answered this correctly! Your answer:Your answer: The correct answer is:The correct answer is: You did not answer this question completely You did not answer this question completelyYou must answer the question before continuing You must answer the question before continuing Submit Clear A) There'll be a lot of trees behind his future house. B) It'll be on the moon. C) It'll be in the mountains D) It'll on the ground E) It'll in the sea. F) It'll Stockhom in Sweden G) It'll in Tahiti by the sea.
- 25. What appliances might Phong's house have? Correct - Click anywhere to continue Correct - Click anywhere to continue Incorrect - Click anywhere to continue Incorrect - Click anywhere to continue You answered this correctly!You answered this correctly! Your answer:Your answer: The correct answer is:The correct answer is: You did not answer this question completely You did not answer this question completelyYou must answer the question before continuing You must answer the question before continuing Submit Clear A) A unfriendly robot and a wireless TV. B) A wireless TV. C) A motorbike.
- 26. How many rooms will there be in Phong's future house? Correct - Click anywhere to continue Correct - Click anywhere to continue Incorrect - Click anywhere to continue Incorrect - Click anywhere to continue You answered this correctly!You answered this correctly! Your answer:Your answer: The correct answer is:The correct answer is: You did not answer this question completely You did not answer this question completelyYou must answer the question before continuing You must answer the question before continuing Submit Clear A) 18. B) 20. C) 19.
- 27. Quiz Your Score {score} Max Score {max-score} Number of Quiz Attempts {total-attempts} Question Feedback/Review Information Will Appear Here Question Feedback/Review Information Will Appear Here Review QuizContinue
Editor's Notes
- #6: There are 2 boys: Nick and Phong