Teacher: Võ Thị Kỳ Thư
Trần Đại Nghĩa Secondary School
Nha
Rong
Harbor
DA LAT
SA PA
HUE
HA LONG BAY
NHA TRANG
UNIT 11: TRAVELING AROUND VIET NAM
LESSON 3: READ
Vocabulary:
UNIT 11: TRAVELING AROUND VIET NAM
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UNIT 11: TRAVELING AROUND VIET NAM
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UNIT 11: TRAVELING AROUND VIET NAM
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UNIT 11: TRAVELING AROUND VIET NAM
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UNIT 11: TRAVELING AROUND VIET NAM
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UNIT 11: TRAVELING AROUND VIET NAM
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UNIT 11: TRAVELING AROUND VIET NAM
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UNIT 11: TRAVELING AROUND VIET NAM
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UNIT 11: TRAVELING AROUND VIET NAM
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UNIT 11: TRAVELING AROUND VIET NAM
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UNIT 11: TRAVELING AROUND VIET NAM
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UNIT 11: TRAVELING AROUND VIET NAM
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UNIT 11: TRAVELING AROUND VIET NAM
LESSON 3: READ
Choose
Vocabulary:
the right word for each
picture:
I/1. True or false:
T
1.Nha Trang is a seaside resort. ………………..
F
2.Nha Trang is known as the city of Eternal Spring.
……….
T
3.Sa Pa is a mountainous resort. …………
F
4.Tourists
can study tribes and climb mountains in
Da Lat.
T
………………..
5.Ha Long Bay is a World Heritage Site. …………
T
6.In Ha Long Bay you can see magnificent caves.
…………………
I/2. Check () the topics:
Nha
Trang
Caves
Flights to Ha Noi
Hotels
Local Transport
Da Lat
Sapa
Mini-hotels
Railway
Restaurants
Tourist
Attractions
Types of food
Villages
Mountain Slopes
Sand beaches
Ha Long
Bay
I/ 3. Interview:
Tourist: Would you mind telling me something about
Nha Trang
………………................?
Tourist officer: Not at all. It isa seaside resort.
…...............................................
Tourist: Is there anything special?
the giant Buddha,
the you can visit
Tourist officer: Yes,
……………………………………
oceanic Institute and the offshore
islands.
There is a small selection of hotels.
………………………………………………………………………
Tourist: How about accommodation?
Tourist officer: ……………………………………………………………
Tourist: Thank you very much.
Tourist officer: You’re welcome.