Unit 1 - New Headway 3rd edition

1. Unit 1: Hello everybody

2. Lesson preview
PART CONTENTS
I. Vocabulary - Countries
- Everyday objects
- Plural nouns
- Alphabet
- Numbers
II. Grammar - Subject pronouns
- Possessive adjs
III. Skill work - Introducing yourself
IV. Everyday English - Hello and goodbye

3. America / The USA
I. Vocabulary
1. Countries

4. France

5. Spain

6. England

7. Poland

8. Russia

9. Brazil

10. Japan

11. Italy

12. Hungary

13. Mexico

14. Germany

15. Australia

16. Listen and repeat

17. 1. Countries
Practice: Ask and answer.
Where are you
from?
I am from Japan.

18. II. VOCABULARY
2. Everyday objects
a stamp a bag

19. 2. Everyday objects
a key a watch

20. 2. Everyday objects
an apple an orange

21. 2. Everyday objects
a camera a ticket

22. 2. Everyday objects
a postcard a mobile

23. 2. Everyday objects
a dictionary

24. 2. Everyday objects
a newspaper a magazine

25. 2. Everyday objects
Listen and repeat:

26. 3. Plural nouns
a. Singular nouns
Ex: a book, a dictionary, an orange, an apple…
Note: “an” is used before a vowel (mostly nouns starting
with u,e,o,a, i ).
b. Plural nouns
* Mostly: N_sing + s = > N_plural
Ex: book -> books
orange -> oranges
key -> keys

27. 3. Plural nouns
* Nouns ending with s,x,sh,ch followed by “es” to form
plural nouns.
Ex: bus -> buses
box -> boxes
dish -> dishes
watch -> watches
* Nouns ending with “y” , “y” changed to “ies” to form
plural nouns.
Ex: country -> countries
party -> parties

28. 3. Plural nouns
• Some nouns are irregular when changed bw singular and
plural form.
Ex: child -> children
person -> people
woman - > women
man -> men

29. 4. Alphabet

30. 4. Alphabet
Practice:
Teacher asks students to spell their own name.

31. 5. Numbers

32. 5. Numbers
* How do you say these numbers?
32 9
14
11
584 76
3
15

33. 5. Numbers
Listen and write the numbers you hear. Practise saying them.

34. II. Grammar
1. Subject pronouns – ĐTQH chủ ngữ
Ngôi thứ Số ít Số nhiều
1 I We
2 You You
3 He/ She/ It They
Subject pronouns (S) stand before V/to
be in (+).

35. II. GRAMMAR
2. Verb to be: am, is, are
Ex: I am Tiago. = I’m Tiago.
He is Marco. = He’s Marco.
She is Emma. = She’s Emma.
They are Marco and Emma.
= They’re Marco and Emma.

36. 2. Verb to be: am, is, are
I am
You
We are
They
He
She is
It

37. 2. Verb to be: am, is, are
b. Practice
Ex 1: Use am, is, are to complete the sentences.
1. She_________ a student.
2. My name __________ Rosa.
3. He and I _________ students.
4. It________ my book.
5. I ________ from Hanoi.
is
is
are
is
am

38. 3. Possessive adj - TTSH
Subject (S) Possessive adj Object (O)
I my me
you your you
we our us
they her them
he his him
she her her
It Its it

39. 3. Possessive adj - TTSH
Complete the sentences with appropriate possessive adjs.
1. I have a car. _____ color is black.
2. Nancy is from England. ____husband is from Australia.
3. Francois and Alan are French. _______ family are from
France.
4. Alan has a bag. _______ bag is very old.
5. I like singing. _______ mother sings with me.
6. We go to a high school. _______ high school is fantastic.
7. You are from England. _______ nationality is English.
Its
Her
Their
His
My
Our
Your

40. III. Skill work - introducing yourself
Listen and read about Svetlana.
Svetlana
My name’s Svetlana Mariskova and I’m a teacher. I’m 30. I’m
married and I have two children. I live in a flat in Moscow. I
want to learn English for my job.

41. III. Skill work - introducing yourself
Complete the text about Tiago.
Tiago
My name’s Tiago Costa and I’m a student. I _______ 18. I’m
not married. I have one _______ and two brothers. I _______
in a house in Fortazela, Brazil. I _______ to learn English
because it’s and international _______
am
sister live
want
language.

42. IV. Everyday English – Hello & Goodbye
Listen to the conversation. Write them in correct order.
2
3
4
5 1
2
3
4
☐ I’m fine, thank you. And you?
☐ I’m Ok, thanks.
☐ Hello, Lisa. It’s Mike.
☐ Mike! How are you?
☐ Hello, Lisa Jefferson.
1
☐ Thanks, and you. See you later!
☐ Bye, Marco! Have a nice day!
☐ Great! Bye, Emma!
☐ Yes, at 7.00 at the cinema.

43. IV. Everyday English – Hello & Goodbye
Listen to the conversation. Write them in correct order.
1
2
3
4
5
☐ Not bad, thanks. And you?
☐ Very well, thanks. How are the children?
☐ Hi, Alice! It’s me, Charles. How are you?
☐ They’re fine.
☐ Hello, 270899.

44. Homework
* Review the lesson
* Workbook:
Ex: 1 -> 7 (p5 -6)
Ex 10 (p7)

45. Thanks for your attention