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- Hoa's classes start at 7 o'clock and finish at 11:15. - She does homework for 2 hours per day. - During her summer vacation, which lasts almost 3 months starting in June, Hoa will go and see her parents on their farm.

CHATTING
1. What time do you get up?
2. What time do you go to school?
3. What time do your classes start?
4. What time do they finish?

?New words
1. an hour :
2. (to)
last:3. hard
(adv):

Her uncleHoa
They are talking
about her work.
They are talking
about her work.
Do you know what time Hoa’s classes start or finish?

?True/ False predictions:
5. ____Her parents work very hard.
1.___ Hoa will be late for school.
2. ___ In the afternoon, Hoa does the
housework.
3. ___ Hoa’s summer vacation starts in June.
4. ___Hoa never likes helping her Dad and
Mom during the vacation.
F
F
F
T
T

QUESTIONS:
1. What time do Hoa’s classes start?
2. What time do they finish?
3. For how many hours a day does Hoa
do her homework?
4. What will Hoa do during her vacation?
5. When does your school year start?
6. When does it finish?
? at 7 o’clock
? at 11.15
? 2 hours a day
?go and see Mom and Dad
?SS’ answer
? SS’ answer

1. What time do Hoa’s classes start?
? Hoa’s classes start at 7 o’clock.
? at 7 o’clock
2. What time do they finish?
?They finish at a quarter past eleven.
? at 11.15
3. For how many hours a day does Hoa do her homework?
? 2 hours a day
? Hoa does her homework 2 hours a day.
4. What will Hoa do during her vacation?
? She will go and see Mom and Dad on their farm during
her vacation
?go and see Mom and Dad
5. When does your school year start?
6. When does it finish?

1. Hurry up or you will be late ___ school
A. for B. at C. with D. to
2. What will you do ___ the vacation?
A. while B. during C. when D. what
3. Our summer vacation starts in June. It ____ for almost
three months.
A. happens B. takes C. has D. lasts
4.We have fun ___ together on their farm.
A. work B. to work C. working D. will work
5. My homework ___ about two hours each day.
A. takes B. has C. gives D. lasts

HOMEWORK :
? Learn new words by heart
? Prepare the next lesson : A
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1. CHATTING 1. What time do you get up? 2. What time do you go to school? 3. What time do your classes start? 4. What time do they finish?

2. UNIT 7: THE WORLD OF WORK Lesson 1: A1

3. ?New words 1. an hour : 2. (to) last:3. hard (adv):

4. Her uncleHoa They are talking about her work. They are talking about her work. Do you know what time Hoa’s classes start or finish?

5. ?True/ False predictions: 5. ____Her parents work very hard. 1.___ Hoa will be late for school. 2. ___ In the afternoon, Hoa does the housework. 3. ___ Hoa’s summer vacation starts in June. 4. ___Hoa never likes helping her Dad and Mom during the vacation. F F F T T

6. QUESTIONS: 1. What time do Hoa’s classes start? 2. What time do they finish? 3. For how many hours a day does Hoa do her homework? 4. What will Hoa do during her vacation? 5. When does your school year start? 6. When does it finish? ? at 7 o’clock ? at 11.15 ? 2 hours a day ?go and see Mom and Dad ?SS’ answer ? SS’ answer

7. 1. What time do Hoa’s classes start? ? Hoa’s classes start at 7 o’clock. ? at 7 o’clock 2. What time do they finish? ?They finish at a quarter past eleven. ? at 11.15 3. For how many hours a day does Hoa do her homework? ? 2 hours a day ? Hoa does her homework 2 hours a day. 4. What will Hoa do during her vacation? ? She will go and see Mom and Dad on their farm during her vacation ?go and see Mom and Dad 5. When does your school year start? 6. When does it finish?

8. 1. Hurry up or you will be late ___ school A. for B. at C. with D. to 2. What will you do ___ the vacation? A. while B. during C. when D. what 3. Our summer vacation starts in June. It ____ for almost three months. A. happens B. takes C. has D. lasts 4.We have fun ___ together on their farm. A. work B. to work C. working D. will work 5. My homework ___ about two hours each day. A. takes B. has C. gives D. lasts

9. HOMEWORK : ? Learn new words by heart ? Prepare the next lesson : A 2, 3.

10. HOMEWORK : ? Learn new words by heart ? Prepare the next lesson : A 2, 3.

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