Bài giảng Tiếng Anh Lớp 9 - Unit 6: Viet Nam Then and now - Period 41: Getting started

WELCOME TO OUR CLASS Class 9A – we are number 1Look at the pictures and guess the main topic of the following pictures.WELCOME TO OUR CLASS .Period 41: Getting startedOUR SCHOOL IN THE PASTUnit 6: Vietnam: Now and Then1.New words:- tiled roof(n) /taild ru:f/:- trench(n) /trent∫/:- 'rubber 'sandals (n) /'rʌbə 'sændlz/: - thatched house /θæt∫t haus/='cottage(n) /'kɔtidʒ/: - 'facility(n) / fə'siliti/: 1. Listen and read1a. Put a word/phrase from the box under each picture.thatched housefacilitiestiled roofrubber sandalsphoto exhibitiontrench123456thatched housefacilitiestiled rooftrenchrubber sandalsphoto exhibition1.Celebration of an important yeara. fascinating2. Very interesting b. anniversary3.Not there c. improved4.Situation d. missing5.Got better e. conditions6.Real f. properb. Match a word in the conversation that means:Statements TFNG1. The school was founded at the beginning of the 20th century2. The school was initially surrounded by paddy fields.3. During the 1970s, the students wore well dressed4. The students in the 1980s learnt better than in the 1970s.5. The school now is much better equipped.1c. Read the statements and decide whether the information is true (T) or false (F), or not given (NG).In badly1d. Read the conversation again and answer the questions.When does the conversation take place?- ____________________________________________2. Why does Phuc say the photo exhibition is fascinating?- ____________________________________________3. What was unusual about the school in 1970?- ____________________________________________4. How was the school in 1985?- ____________________________________________5. What can the students learn from the photo exhibition?- ____________________________________________824156379When does the conversation take place?The conversation takes place on the school’s 60th anniversary.5. What can the students learn from the photo exhibition?They can learn that they have everything comfortable classroom, learning facilities like computer rooms...Super Lucky4. How was the school in 1985?The broken tiled roof and wooden window frames and some there are missing.3. What was unusual about the school in 1970?The school looks more like thatched houses with paddy fields all around.2. Why does Phuc say the photo exhibition is fascinating?Because it explains a lot about how the school was in the past.Remember!When we want to describe changes, we can use adjectives to modify nouns and adverbs to modify verbsExample:-There have been considerable changes in the last decade.Our environment has been gradually polluted.AdjectivesAdverbsdramaticconsiderablesignificantslightgradualdramaticallyconsiderablysignificantlyslightlygradually2. Complete each sentence with a word from the REMEMBER! box which has the same meaning as the words in brackets.1. There have been _____________ differences in the country’s policies as compared to two years ago. (minor)2. The traffic system in Ha Noi has been _____________ upgraded over the last ten years. (suddenly and to a great degree)3. Vietnamese people’s lives have been _____________ improved. (enough to make a difference)4. There have been _____________ changes in the way people work. (quite large)5. There has been a ____________ increase in people’s income over the last ten years. (little by little)slightdramaticallySignificantlyconsiderablegradualAdjectivesAdverbsDramaticconsiderablesignificantslightgradualdramaticallyconsiderablysignificantlyslightlygradually3. Interview your teacher about the features of your school when she/he started teaching here. Then use the information provided to talk about the changes to your school.1. How did students usually go to school? On foot or by bike?2. Is there any digital device in class in the past?3.How did student desks look like at that time?4. Did students have beautiful clothes to wear when going to school?5. Were there chalks that are good for health at that time?HomeworkLearn new word by making some sentencesDo activity 3 at homePrepare “A Closer look 1”