Các tài liệu giảng dạy môn Tiếng Anh lớp 12

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UNIT 3: WAYS OF SOCIALISING

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<b>Answer the question:</b>

<b>1. Do you have a telephone/ cell </b>

<b>phone in your family?</b>

<b>2. Do your parents allow you to use </b>

<b>the phone? And when can you use </b>

<b>it?</b>

(in my free time/ after school/ every

day/ all the time... )

<b>3. What do you use the phone for?</b>

(surf web, play games, read ebooks/

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<b>Task 1: Match column A with column B to create ONE </b>
<b>word:</b>

<b>A</b>

<b>B</b>

<b>KEY</b>

<b>MEANING</b>

marve

mum

1.

argu

ject

2.

maxi

lute

3.

chit

stall

4.

ob

lous

5.

abso

lation

6.

in

ment

7.

regu

chat

8.

marvellous kỳ diệu

argument

_{sự tranh luận}

maximum

_{tối đa, cực độ}

chitchat

cuộc tán gẫu

object

<b>(to + </b>

<b>Ving)</b>

phản đối

absolute

tuyệt đối

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<b>Task 2: Listen and number the events in the order you </b>
<b>hear.</b>

... The telephone, as you know, is a marvelous

instrument.

... Tell your friends to avoid calling at dinner time.

... Ten minutes should be an absolute maximum.

... I’m going to give you some pieces of advice on how

to use the telephone.

... It may cause arguments between you and your

parents.

... To avoid arguments, you would sit down, talk it over,

and agree to a few simple regulations.

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<b>Task 3: Listen to part of Ms Linda Cupple’s talk again </b>

<b>and write the missing words.</b>

A serious calling problem is calling very late (1)
……….., or (2) ………...……. in the morning. This
particular (3) ……….is made mostly by young
people who consider 10 or 11 p.m., when a lot of tired adults are
happily sleeping, the shank of the evening. So please tell your
friends not to call (4) ………. o’clock. The shock of
waking out of a sound sleep and the fright of that instant thought
– “There’s an accident” - are enough to give your parents a heart
attack. Weekend morning calls aren’t startling, but it’s the one
time your (5) ……… can sleep late.

If your mother and father, out of kindness, have installed a
separate phone for you, remember that you’re still a member of a
family. So try to (6) ………. your family’s regulations.

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<b>After you listen:</b>

<b>The letters of the words below are jumbled. Figure out what </b>
<b>the word is and write it on the blank.</b>

<b>1. MUVALORLSE = ________________</b>

<b>2. ANRMUTEG = ________________</b>

<b>3. RIOEATGLUN = ________________</b>

<b>4. BATEOLSU = ________________</b>

<b>5. MUMIXAM = ________________</b>

<b>6. JEOTBC OT = ________________</b>

7. STILNLA

<b>= ________________</b>

8. CAHTITCH

<b>= ________________</b>

MARVELLOUS

ARGUMENT

REGULATION

ABSOLUTE

MAXIMUM

OBJECT TO

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<b>1. Learn new words by heart</b>

<b>2. Prepare for the next lesson</b>

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