Bài giảng tiếng anh môn speaking 1

SPEAKING 1
Lê Hoàng Duy Thuần
Lê Hoàng Duy Thuần
Nha Trang, October 2014
Course description
Course materials:
1. Jack. C. Richards- Interchange 1- 2005- Cambridge University Press.
2. Leo Jones- Let’s Talk 1- 2004- Cambridge University Press.
3. Richards, Bycina & Wisniewska- Person to Person 1 & 2- 2005- Cambridge
University Press
Time allotted for each topic:
• Introduction to the subject: 2 periods
• Introducing yourself & your family: 6 periods
• Daily life: 6 periods
• Describing a person & a sight: 6 periods
• Interests/hobbies: 6 periods
• Mid-term and Final Tests: 4 periods
Assessment:
• Participation: 10%
• Mid-term and final tests: 40%
• Examination: 50%
Course materials:
1. Jack. C. Richards- Interchange 1- 2005- Cambridge University Press.
2. Leo Jones- Let’s Talk 1- 2004- Cambridge University Press.
3. Richards, Bycina & Wisniewska- Person to Person 1 & 2- 2005- Cambridge
University Press
Time allotted for each topic:
• Introduction to the subject: 2 periods
• Introducing yourself & your family: 6 periods
• Daily life: 6 periods
• Describing a person & a sight: 6 periods

• Interests/hobbies: 6 periods
• Mid-term and Final Tests: 4 periods
Assessment:
• Participation: 10%
• Mid-term and final tests: 40%
• Examination: 50%
Topic 1: Introducing yourself
& your family
Topic 1: Introducing yourself
& your family
Introducing yourself
• Hi…, Hello…(informal situations)
• Good morning/afternoon/evening (formal situations)
• My name’s…./ I’m….
• Please call me…./ You can call me…
• Hi…, Hello…(informal situations)
• Good morning/afternoon/evening (formal situations)
• My name’s…./ I’m….
• Please call me…./ You can call me…
• What’s your name / first name (given name) ?
• What’s your surname / last name/ family name ?
• Nice to meet you
Pleased to meet you
Getting the name right
• Sorry, what’s your name again?
first name
last name
• It’s Patricia, but please call me Pat.
• It’s Patricia, but please call me Pat.

• Sorry, I didn’t catch/get your name?
• It’s Hoa
Asking someone’s ocupation
• What do you do?
• I’m studying medicine
a computer programmer
• Really?/Oh, are you? That’s great!
• Yeah. How about you?
Asking for more information
• What do you do?
• I’m a student.
• Really? What school do you go to?
• (I go to) Nha Trang University.
• Boston College.
• What are you doing?
• (I’m studying) graphic design.
• medicine.
• What do you do?
• I’m a student.
• Really? What school do you go to?
• (I go to) Nha Trang University.
• Boston College.
• What are you doing?
• (I’m studying) graphic design.
• medicine.
• What do you do?
• I’m an engineer.
• Really? What company do you work for?
• I work for a computer company
• Khatoco.

• What do you do there exactly?
• I’m a designer.
• in a sales department.
• What do you do?
• I’m an engineer.
• Really? What company do you work for?
• I work for a computer company
• Khatoco.
• What do you do there exactly?
• I’m a designer.
• in a sales department.
Interchange 1 (p.2)
Could I have your name, please?
Names
• Could I have your name please?
• It’s Nam
• How do you spell your first name?
• It’s N.A.M
• How do you spell your last name?
• It’s L.E
• Could I have your name please?
• It’s Nam
• How do you spell your first name?
• It’s N.A.M
• How do you spell your last name?
• It’s L.E
Addresses
• Where do you live?
• I live at 25/3 Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street.

• Could I have your address?
• My address is 25/3 Nguyen Dinh Chieu
Street.
• Is that in Nha Trang?
• Yes, that’s right./No, it’s in Cam Ranh.
• Where do you live?
• I live at 25/3 Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street.
• Could I have your address?
• My address is 25/3 Nguyen Dinh Chieu
Street.
• Is that in Nha Trang?
• Yes, that’s right./No, it’s in Cam Ranh.
Telephone and email
• What’s your telephone number?
• It’s 0909 123456
• Please give me your email address.
• It’s
• What’s your telephone number?
• It’s 0909 123456
• Please give me your email address.
• It’s
SNAPSHOT
Greetings from around the world.

• A handshake( Canada, Peru, England)
• A bow (Korea, Japan, Indonesia)
• A kiss on the cheek (Brazil, France, Italy)
• A hug (the United States, Denmark, Egypt)
• A pat on the back (Greece, Russia, Mexico)