Unit 8 Period 44 Country life and City life

Country
City


I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of
the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.

Monday, December 1
st
, 2009
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of
the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.
Noisy fresh air
tall buildings kinds of goods
beautiful views entertainments
friendly
fresh foods

traffic jam
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of
the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.
- beautiful views
- fresh air
- kinds of goods
- friendly
- fresh foods
- noisy
- tall buildings
- entertainments
- traffic jam
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of
the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of
the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.
II. Listen and read
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of

the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.
II. Listen and read
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
Where did Na go to?
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of
the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.
II. Listen and read
accessible (adj.)
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
permanently (adv.)
medical facility (n)
remote area (n)
relative (n)
peaceful (adj.)
Monday, December 1

st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of
the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.
II. Listen and read
Matching the words with their meaning.
relative (n)
peaceful (adj.)
permanently (adv.)
remote area (n)
medical facility (n)
accessible (adj.)
1. peaceful (adj.)
a, vùng xa xôi hẻo lánh
2. relative(n)
3. remote area (n)
4. accessible (adj.)
5. medical facility (n)
6. permanently (adv.)
b, phương tiện y tế
f, có thể tiếp cận được
c, họ hàng
e, vĩnh viễn, mãi mãi
d, thanh bình, hoà bình
A B
Lesson 1: - Getting started

- Listen and read

Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of
the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.
II. Listen and read
What changes are there in the country?
relative (n)
peaceful (adj.)
permanently (adv.)
remote area (n)
medical facility (n)
accessible (adj.)
Many remote areas are getting
electricity
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of the
differences between the countryside
and the city. The words in the box
may help you.
II. Listen and read
1. Practice the dialogue with a
partner.
relative (n)
peaceful (adj.)
permanently (adv.)
remote area (n)
medical facility (n)
accessible (adj.)
Many remote areas are getting
electricity
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of the
differences between the countryside and
the city. The words in the box may help
you.
II. Listen and read

1. Practice the dialogue with a
partner.
Hoa: Hi, Na. Have you been away?
Na: Yes. I went to the countryside for the weekend.
Hoa: Where did you go?
Na: I went to Kim Lien. It's a village. Some of my relatives live
there.
Hoa: I've heard it's a beautiful place.
Na: It is. And it's very quiet and peaceful. I had a really nice
weekend, but I don't want to live there permanently.
Hoa: Why not?
Na: It's too quiet. There is nothing to do.
Hoa: Yes, but things are changing in the countryside.
Na: Such as?
Hoa: Many remote areas are getting electricity. People can now
have things like refrigerators and
Na: And TV.
Hoa: That too. TV is bringing not only information but also
entertainment. And medical facilities are more easily acesssible
too. Life in the provinces is definitely changing for the better.
Na: But the city has so much more to offer.
Hoa: In many ways, I prefer the countryside. Life is simple, people
are friendly and the air is clean.
relative (n)
peaceful (adj.)
permanently (adv.)
remote area (n)
medical facility (n)
accessible (adj.)
Many remote areas are getting

electricity
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of
the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.
II. Listen and read
1. Practice the dialogue with a
partner.
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

relative (n)
peaceful (adj.)
permanently (adv.)
remote area (n)
medical facility (n)
accessible (adj.)
Many remote areas are getting
electricity
True or false?
1, Na visited her relatives in the countryside

2, It is very quiet and peaceful in the countryside.
3, Na wants to live in the country permanently.
4, The life in the countryside is changing for the better
5, Hoa doesn’t like to live in the countryside.
T
T
F
T
F
Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of
the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.
II. Listen and read
1. Practice the dialogue with a
partner.
2. Answer the questions.
relative (n)
peaceful (adj.)
permanently (adv.)
remote area (n)
medical facility (n)
accessible (adj.)
Many remote areas are getting

electricity
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of
the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.
II. Listen and read
1. Practice the dialogue with a
partner.
2. Answer the questions.
Answer the Questions.
a. Where has Na been?
b. How long was she there?
c. What is her opinion of the countryside?
d. Na says: “There is nothing to do” . What does she
mean by this?
e. What are some of the changes that Hoa mentions?
f. Do you prefer the city or the countryside? Why?
relative (n)
peaceful (adj.)
permanently (adv.)
remote area (n)

medical facility (n)
accessible (adj.)
Many remote areas are getting
electricity
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of
the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.
II. Listen and read
1. Practice the dialogue with a
partner.
2. Answer the questions.
Answer the Questions.
relative (n)
peaceful (adj.)
permanently (adv.)
remote area (n)
medical facility (n)
accessible (adj.)
Many remote areas are getting
electricity

f. Do you prefer the city or the countryside? Why?
a. Where has Na been?
That means there are no theaters, no movies, no zoos… to go.
Many remote areas are getting electricity. People can now
have things like refrigerators and TV. Medical facilities are
more accessible.
b. How long was she there?
c. What is her opinion of the countryside?
The countryside is peaceful and quiet and there’s nothing to do.
She has been to Kim Lien village.
She was there for the weekend.
d. Na says: “There is nothing to do” . What does she mean by this?
e. What are some of the changes that Hoa mentions?
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of
the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.
II. Listen and read
1. Practice the dialogue with a
partner.
2. Answer the questions.

relative (n)
peaceful (adj.)
permanently (adv.)
remote area (n)
medical facility (n)
accessible (adj.)
Many remote areas are getting
electricity
a. She has been to Kim Lien village.
b. She was there for the weekend.
c. The countryside is peaceful and quiet and there’s nothing to do.
d. That means there are no theaters, no movies, no zoos… to go.
e. Many remote areas are getting electricity. People can now have
things like refrigerators and TV. Medical facilities are more
accessible.
f. …
Answers:
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of
the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words
in the box may help you.

II. Listen and read
1. Practice the dialogue with a
partner.
2. Answer the questions.
relative (n)
peaceful (adj.)
permanently (adv.)
remote area (n)
medical facility (n)
accessible (adj.)
Many remote areas are getting
electricity
Choose the best answer
1.Things (get/ getting/ are getting) better in the countryside
2.The life in the country is (peace/ peaceful/ noisy)
3. Life in the provinces is definitely changing for the
( best/ better/ the best)
4. Na went to the countryside for (the weekend/ her summer vacation/ Tet)
5. Na doesn’t want to live in the countryside (permanently/ permanent)
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words in the box may help you.

II. Listen and read
1. Practice the dialogue with a partner.
2. Answer the questions.
relative (n)
peaceful (adj.)
permanently (adv.)
remote area (n)
medical facility (n)
accessible (adj.)
Many remote areas are getting electricity
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words in the box may help you.
II. Listen and read
1. Practice the dialogue with a partner.
2. Answer the questions.
relative (n)
peaceful (adj.)
permanently (adv.)
remote area (n)
medical facility (n)
accessible (adj.)

Many remote areas are getting electricity
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
S + am/is/are + getting/becoming + adj
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009

I. Getting started
Work with a partner: Make a list of the differences between the
countryside and the city. The words in the box may help you.
II. Listen and read
1. Practice the dialogue with a partner.
2. Answer the questions.
III. Homework
- Learn by heart the new words and practice writing them.
- Write the comparisons between the country life and the
city life in your notebooks.
- Prepare speak.
relative (n)
peaceful (adj.)
permanently (adv.)
remote area (n)
medical facility (n)
accessible (adj.)
Many remote areas are getting electricity
Lesson 1: - Getting started
- Listen and read

Period 44:
S + am/is/are + getting/becoming + adj
Monday, December 1
st
, 2009