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<b>Period: 11</b>
<b>UNIT 2: CLOTHING</b>
<b>WRITE</b>
<b>I. OBJECTIVES </b>
<i><b>1. Knowledge, Skills, Attitude: </b></i>
<i><b>a. Knowledge: Ss will be able to write an exposition.</b></i>
<i><b>- Grammar: Present simple tense.</b></i>
I think, Firstly, Secondly,…, Finally, Therefore.
<i><b>- Vocabulary: Related to “Clothing”.</b></i>
<b>b. Skills: Listening, speaking, reading and writing.</b>
<b>c. Attitude: - Ss will be educated about what they should wear when they go</b>
<i><b>2. Capacity is formed and developed for students</b></i>
- Self-learning capability.
- Communicative competence
- Cooperation capacity
<b>II. Preparation</b>
<i><b>1. Teacher: - Lesson plane, book, color chalks, pictures, MP3</b></i>
<i><b>2. Students: - Books, notebooks, pen, ruler …</b></i>
<b>III. Students’ activities</b>
<i><b>1. Warm up (5’)</b></i>
<b>Teacher’s and Ss’ activities</b> <b>Content</b>
- T asks, Ss answer the questions.
- T corrects and gives marks if necessary.
- What do you think about our school uniform?
- Is it convenient?
<i><b>2. Knowledge formation activities (34’)</b></i>
<b>Teacher’s and Ss’ activities</b> <b>Content</b>
- T explains the way to write an argument and new
words.
<i>This is how to present one side of an argument. It is</i>
<i>used to persuade readers to believe or do something.</i>
<i>An argument should have : (table on page 18)</i>
- Ss listen to teacher’s explanation and take notes.
<b>6. Write:</b>
<i>- Ss will be able to write an exposition.</i>
<b>New words :</b>
- point of view (n)
- argument (n)
- T explains new words.
- T calls some Ss to read the modal argument before
the class.
<i><b>a. Read the topic and the Outline A. Then read</b></i>
<i><b>the passage.</b></i>
<i><b>* New words :</b></i>
- encourage (v)
- be proud of (v)
- bear one’s name (v)
- equal (adj)
- practical (adj)
- label (n)
- T calls some Ss to read the outline B before the
class.
- Ss write an argument basing on the outline.
- Ss compare their writing in pairs.
<i><b>b. Now write an arguementive paragraph of </b></i>
<i><b>100-150 words. But this time you support the </b></i>
<i><b>argument that secondary school students </b></i>
<i><b>should wear casual clothes. Outline B may </b></i>
- Some Ss read their writing before the class.
- T checks and corrects the mistakes if necessary.
<i><b>Suggested answer:</b></i>
<i>My opinion is that secondary school children</i>
<i>should wear casual clothes.</i>
<i>Firstly, casual clothes make students feel</i>
<i>comfortable.</i>
<i>colorful and lively.</i>
<i>In conclusion, secondary school students should</i>
<i>wear casual clothes. Wearing casual clothes is</i>
<i>convenient, comfortable and fun.</i>
<i><b>3. Consolidation (4’)</b></i>
T emphasizes the way to write an argumentative paragraph, Ss pay attention to teacher.
<i><b>4. Its operations (4’)</b></i>
- T asks, Ss answer the questions. Do you want to wear casual clothes or school uniform? Why?
<b>IV. Experience:</b>
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<b>Period:</b> <b>12</b>
<b>UNIT 2: CLOTHING</b>
<b>LANGUAGE FOCUS</b>
<b>I. OBJECTIVES </b>
<i><b>1. Knowledge, Skills, Attitude: </b></i>
<i><b>a. Knowledge: - Ss write passive sentences as well as ask and answer yes/no questions using the</b></i>
present perfect tense.
<i><b>- Grammar:</b></i> - The passive
- The present perfect tense
<i><b>- Vocabulary: Related to clothing.</b></i>
<b>b. Skills: Listening, speaking, reading and writing.</b>
<b>c. Attitude: - Not available.</b>
<i><b>2. Capacity is formed and developed for students</b></i>
- Self-learning capability.
- Communicative competence
- Cooperation capacity
<b>II. Preparation</b>
<i><b>1. Teacher: - Lesson plane, book, color chalks, pictures, MP3</b></i>
<i><b>2. Students: - Books, notebooks, pen, ruler …</b></i>
<b>III. Students’ activities</b>
<i><b>1. Warm up (5’)</b></i>
<b>Teacher’s and Ss’ activities</b> <b>Content</b>
- T asks, Ss answer the questions.
- T corrects and gives marks if necessary.
Have you ever gone to Ho Chi Minh city?
<i><b>2. Knowledge formation activities (36’)</b></i>
<b>Teacher’s and Ss’ activities</b> <b>Content</b>
- Ss read the dialogue. Then make new ones.
- T corrects if necessary.
<i><b>1. Work with a partner. Read the dialogue.</b></i>
<i>* Ss read the dialogue clearly and make similar </i>
<i>dialogues</i>
b,c done the same as a.
- T suggestion and has ss practice.
- Ss ask and answer the questions
- T corrects if necessary.
<i><b>2. Work with a partner. Imagine you and your </b></i>
<i><b>partner are visiting HCM city. Ask and answer </b></i>
<i><b>questions about the things you have done. Use </b></i>
<i><b>the present perfect tense of the verbs in the </b></i>
<i><b>box.</b></i>
<i>* Ss use the words given to ask and answer</i>
Yes, I’ve already seen it.
Have you eaten Vietnamese food yet?
No, I haven’t.
- T explains the requirement of the exercises.
- Ss read the example in pairs.
- T explains the way to make questions and answers.
- T helps Ss read and remember the meanings of
suggested words.
- Ss practice asking and answering in pairs.
- T calls some pairs to ask and answer before the
class.
- T checks and corrects student’s mistakes if
necessary.
<i>3<b>. Work with a partner. Ask and answer </b></i>
<i>* Ss use the words given to ask and answer</i>
<b>Ex:</b>
-Have you ever read a comic ?
Yes, I have.
-When did you last read one ?
This morning.
-Have you ever been to Singapore ?
No, I haven’t.
- T explains the requirement and the example.
- Ss pay attention to teacher.
- T helps Ss remember the way to change the active
sentences into the passive sentences.
- Ss remember and take notes.
- Ss do the exercises individually, and then compare
the answers in pairs.
- Some Ss write the answers on the board.
- T checks and corrects student’s mistakes if
necessary.
- Ss copy down the correct answers.
<i><b>4. Read the sentences and then complete the </b></i>
<i><b>second sentence with the same meaning. Use </b></i>
<i><b>the passive form.</b></i>
<i>* Ss use the passive form</i>
<b>Ex:</b>
They sell jeans all over the world.
<i><b>Jeans are sold all over the world.</b></i>
<i>a. The present tense</i>
S + V + O ….
<i>S + be+ V3/-ed … by O.</i>
<i>b. The perfect tense</i>
S + have/has/had + V3/-ed + O … .
<i>S + have/has/had + been +V3/-ed … by O.</i>
<i>c. Modal verbs</i>
S + modal verb + V + O … .
<i>S + modal verb + be + V3/-ed … by O.</i>
<b>Answer keys :</b>
<i>a. Jean cloth was made completely from cotton </i>
<i>in the 18th<sub> century.</sub></i>
<i>b. Rice is grown in tropical country.</i>
<i>c. Five million bottles of champagne will be</i>
<i>produced in France next year.</i>
<i>d. A new style of jeans has just been introduced</i>
<i>in the USA.</i>
<i>e. Two department stores have been built in this</i>
<i>year.</i>
- T explains the requirement and the example.
Ss do the exercises individually, and then compare
the answers in pairs.
- Some Ss write the answers on the board.
- T checks and corrects student’s mistakes if
necessary.
- Ss copy down the correct answers.
<i><b>5. Change the sentences from the active into </b></i>
<i><b>the passive.</b></i>
<i>* Ss use the passive form with modal verbs.</i>
<b>Ex :</b>
You must do this exercise carefully.
<i><b>This exercise must be done carefully.</b></i>
<b>Answer keys :</b>
<i>a. The problem can be solved.</i>
<i>b. Experiments on animals should be stopped.</i>
<i>c. Life might be found on another planet.</i>
<i>d. All the schools in the city have to be </i>
<i>improved.</i>
<i>e. A new bridge is going to be built in this area.</i>
- T emphasizes the way to make yes/no questions with the present perfect tense, using “ever” as
well as the way to change the active sentences into the passive sentences.
- Ss make more examples.
<b>IV. Experience:</b>
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