Bài giảng Tiếng Anh 11 - Unit 5: Looking back + Review 2

Good morningPRONUNCIATIONINTONATIONFalling tune :at the end of a Wh_Question e.g: where are you from?Statements e.g: I come from England.Commands e.g: put that down!Rising tune :at the end of a yes/ no question e.g. Have you ever visited Thailand?Requests for clarification (indicates uncertainty) e.g. really ? Functions of Mixed IntonationOffering a choice of two (high to low intonation) e.g. black or white?Listing items (gradually rise then fall on the last word) e.g. milk, bread, butter and cheese1. The Constitution of ASEAN is the ASEAN Charter.2.Did the Charter come into force on December 15th, 2008?3.The Charter is a legal agreement among the ten ASEAN member states.4.Does the Charter set out the basic guiding principles for its member states?5.One of the Charter’s principles is the 'Right to live without external interference'.Listen and repeat1. Manila is the capital of the Philippines.2. Are Malay, English and Tamil used in Malaysia?3. Tom took many pictures of beautiful islands in Ha Long Bay.4. The Braille alphabet was invented by Louis Braille.5. Have you collected the gifts for disadvantaged children?6. Students with disabilities should be offered support to do the things they like.Listen and repeatVocabulary + grammar1. Kahoot2. HandoutsUse the words in brackets in the correct tenses or in correct formsMany Vietnamese parents believe that their children study English because they (recognize) ___________________ its importance.I (know) ___________________ that the beaches in Bali, Indonesia, are always full of tourists who are attracted by their beauty.3. Ven Keo, my pen pal in Laos, changed his mind again. Now he (think)___________________of studying at a university in Vietnam, not in Singapore.4. _____________ ( you remember) visiting the Chocolate Hills, one of the top tourist attractions in the Philippines?5. “How _____________ (you feel) now, Mai?” – “Oh, much better. Thanks a lot, Dr. Lam.”6. Linda was born in London. She (live) ___________________ there all her life.7. My grandparents (get)___________________ married in Ho Chi Minh City.8. Albert Einstein (develop)___________________ the general theory of relativity.9. Now that we (reach)___________________ an agreement, we can relax.10. The weather (be) ___________________ very nice recently, don’t you think?recognizeknowis thinkingDo you rememberare you feelinghas livedgotdevelopedhave reachedhas beenPeople with (disable) ___________________ should be given the same opportunities as non-disabled people.12. Students with (vision)___________________ impairments may need Braille textbooks.13. You can give a cash (donate) ___________________ to the charity or do some voluntary work for them.14. Using (respect) ___________________ language can make disabled people feel insecure.15. The school provides (hear) ___________________ aids for deaf children.16. She enjoys (watch) ___________________ TV in her free time.17. Would you like (go) ___________________ to the birthday party?18. He felt very hungry after work so he suggested (have) ___________________ dinner early.19. Don’t forget (post) ___________________ the letter I gave you.20. I look forward to (hear) ___________________ from you soon.disabilitiesvisualdonationdisrespectfulhearingwatchingto gohavingto posthearingREADINGHOW TECHNOLOGY CAN HELP DISABLED PEOPLE TO LEAD A BETTER LIFE Today, people with disabilities can lead a better life with the help of technology. Devices that help them to perform an activity are called (1) ___________technology. A telephone may not be attractive to persons with hearing impairments, but it can help them to send text messages over a phone line with the use of a (2) ____________. This will enable them to send and receive messages like non-disabled people and communicate quickly and effectively.People with visual impairments can have (3) _____________ read out loud electronically on their computer. (4) ___________________programmes allow people to give voice commands to their computer or have their words turned into print.To make shared reading possible, children’s books can have both Braille and print text. This way, parents of a child with visual impairment can read the same book out loud while the child reads with fingers. assistiveteleprinterdocumentsspeech recognition SPEAKINGor four yearsacademic resultsbad behaviorsrenewed annuallyEnglish skillsair ticketUNIVERSITIES IN SINGAPORE• National University of Singapore (NUS)– ranks 24th in the world (2013)– subjects ranked within the top 10 worldwide: mechanical engineering, geography, law, computer science, accounting and finance, pharmacy, communication and media studies• Nanyang Technological University (NTU)– ranks in the top 50 in the world– a lot of focus on research– enrols undergraduate and postgraduate students in the colleges of engineering, business, science and humanities, arts & social sciences.• Singapore University of Technology and Design– a new university developed in partnership with Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA, and Zhejiang University, China.If you had a chance, which university would you like to go to?LISTENINGA and BA: handout 1B: handout 2Listen and fill in the gaps with NO MORE THAN TWO WORDSHero - Mariah CareyThere's a heroIf you look (1) _________ your heartYou don't have to be afraidOf what you areThere's an answerIf you reach into your (2) _________And the sorrow that you knowWill (3) _________ away(*) And then a hero comes alongWith the strength to carry onAnd you (4) _________ your fears asideAnd you know you can (5) _________So when you feel like hope is goneLook inside you and be strongAnd you'll finally see the (6) _________That a hero lies in youIt's a long roadWhen you (7) _________the world aloneNo one (8) _________ out a handFor you to holdYou can find loveIf you search within yourselfAnd the (9) _________you feltWill (10) _________(*)Lord knowsDreams are hard to followBut don't let anyoneTear them awayHold onThere will be tomorrowIn timeYou'll find the way(*)That a hero lies in you...insidesoulmeltcastsurvivetruthfacereachesemptinessdisappearWRITINGMake meaningful sentences from the given wordsTHE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIET NAMShaped/ elongated S/ Viet Nam/ land area/ 331,212 km2. Population/ about 93,000,000/ most speak Vietnamese. Capital/ Ha Noi.Shaped like an elongated S, Viet Nam covers a land area of 331,212 km2. Its population is about 93,000,000 people, most of whom speak Vietnamese. The capital is Ha Noi.Viet Nam/ economy/ develop/ rapidly. Become/ leading agricultural exporter/ main export products/ crude oil, marine products/ rice/ coffee. Currently,/ Viet Nam/ lower-middle/ income country.Viet Nam’s economy has developed rapidly. Becoming a leading agricultural exporter, its main export products include crude oil, marine products, rice and coffee. Currently, Viet Nam is a lower-middle income country.Popular sports/ Viet Nam/ football/ cycling/ boxing/ swimming/ badminton/ tennis/ aerobics/ Vovinam. Vietnamese athletes/ compete/ regionally/ internationally/ hold/ high ranks/ many sports.Popular sports in Viet Nam are football, cycling, boxing, swimming, badminton, tennis, aerobics and Vovinam. Vietnamese athletes compete regionally and internationally and hold high ranks in many sports.One/ oldest cultures/ region/ Viet Nam/ known/ ancestor worship. Vietnamese/ appreciate/ family values/ education. It/ home/ 54 ethnic groups/ own/ languages/ lifestyles/ customs.Being one of the oldest cultures in the region, Viet Nam is known for ancestor worship. The Vietnamese appreciate family values and education. Viet Nam is home to 54 ethnic groups with their own languages, lifestyles, and customs.Viet Nam/ attract/ millions/ visitors/ around the world. Tourist attractions/ World Heritage Sites/ Ha Long Bay/ Hoi An Ancient Town. Beautiful sights/ Sa Pa/ Mui Ne/ Ha Noi/ contribute/ country/ magical charm.Viet Nam attracts millions of visitors from around the world. Tourist attractions include not only World Heritage Sites like Ha Long Bay and Hoi An Ancient Town. The beautiful sights in Sa Pa, Mui Ne and Ha Noi all contribute to the country’s magical charm.