The document provides exercises for an English language learning lesson about using the internet and searching online. It includes vocabulary words, dialogues to practice, questions about pictures, spelling exercises, evaluating website usefulness, choosing keywords for search topics, and listing favorite search topics. The exercises cover a range of topics and skills related to online searching and the English used for common internet activities.

1. CHAPTER 8: I’m online…
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Unit 4: I check…
Exercise 1: Picture Description
What do you see in the picture?

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Exercise 2: Vocabulary
Repeat after your tutor.
search
tìm kiếm
Go to Google.com to search for that actress.
load
tải
The images on this page are still loading.
surf
lướt web, sóng
I can surf the Internet all day long.
podcast
đoạn ghi âm, băng
I learned French using this podcast.
browser
trình duyệt
This new browser is faster than the old one.
bookmark
đánh dấu trang
Bookmark your favorite websites so they’re easier to find.
tab
thẻ
You can use tabs to open many websites at once.
keyword
từ khóa
Use good keywords for better search results.
refresh
làm sạch
Please refresh the page if it is too slow.
history
lịch sử
Check your history to see the websites you visited.

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Exercise 3: Let’s Talk
A. Read the dialogue with your tutor.
Tutor Can you search online for a good restaurant
nearby?
Student Sure. What do you want to eat?
Tutor I’m still deciding.
Student Okay. Here, the pictures on this website look
delicious.
Tutor That pizza looks really good.
Student I agree.
Tutor Do you want to go now?
Student Let’s go!
Tutor Hey, you should check out this website.
Student Sure. What’s different about it?
Tutor It has lots of free online games.
Student This is so cool!
Tutor Yeah, and you can also chat with other players.
Student Great!

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B. Repeat after your tutor.
1. restaurant - | ˈrestəˌrɑːnt | or [res-ter-uh nt, -tuh-rahnt, -trahnt] nhà hàng
2. nearby - | ˈnɪrˈbaɪ |or [neer-bahy] sát bên
3. delicious - | dəˈlɪʃəs | or [dih-lish-uh s] ngon
4. online - | ˈɒnˌlaɪn |or [on-lahyn, awn-lahyn ]
5. players -| ˈpleɪərz |or [pley-erz]
Exercise 4: What were you doing?
Answer the questions based on the picture.
I was cooking.
He/ She was cooking.
We were cooking.
They were cooking.
Example:
A: What was Mark doing while it was raining?
B: He was using the computer. [use the computer]

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1.
A: What was the person doing while reading emails?
B: The person _. [watch a video]
2.
A: What was Lydia doing while surfing the
Internet?
B: She . [listen to music]
3.
A: What was the person doing while reading emails?
B: She . [play solitaire]

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4.
A: What was the man doing while dancing?
B: He _. [dribble the ball]
5.
A: What were the women doing while typing?
B: They . [talk on the phone]

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Exercise 5: Correct my spelling
Read the description of each website, and then choose the correct spelling for the misspelled words.
1. trip.com
Trip.com is a trevel (travel, traevel) website. You can book hottel (hotel, hotal) rooms using it.
The website also alows (alowws, allows) users to post piktores (picttures, pictures) from their trip.
2. gamer.com
Learn all about your fevorite (favorit, favorite) games on gamer.com! It contains artikls (articles,
aticles) about the latest video games. Learn how these games are made, and meet the peepol (poeple,
people) who make them! You can also chat with other game luvers (lovers, loevers).
3. budget.com
Are you having problems with maney (money, moneye)? Do you want to leirn (laern, learn) how
to save more? Then visit this website and hira (hear, here) from the experts! They’ll give you tips on how
to have bigger savings.

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Exercise 6: Is this website useful?
Determine if the website can provide the information needed for each item.

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Example:
Is this website useful if I want to know more about things to do in Osaka? Yes, it is
1. Is it useful if I want to find places to stay in Osaka?
2. Is it useful if I want to learn about Tokyo?
3. Is it useful if I want to know places to eat in Osaka?
4. Is it useful if I want to see photos of Osaka?
5. Is it useful if I want to learn more about Ginza?
Exercise 7: Choose the right keywords
Choose which of the following keywords correspond to the search topic.
1. Search topic: figure skating
a. activity, summer
b. Winter Olympics, sport
c. recipe, beef
d. dessert, cold
2. Search topic: soccer
a. sport, indoor
b. socks, feet
c. sport, outdoor
d. cap, head

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3. Search topic: spaghetti
a. food, Chinese
b. drink, Indonesian
c. snack, Japanese
d. food, Italian
4. Search topic: Mount Fuji
a. landmark, Japan
b. landmark, China
c. landmark, France
d. landmark, Kenya
5. Search topic: sunflower
a. vegetable, green
b. fruit, red
c. flower, yellow
d. animal, brown
6. Search topic: ice cream
a. chocolate, candy
b. spaghetti, dish
c. coffee, drink
d. dessert, cold
Exercise 8: Search for it!
Create your own search question for the topic.

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Search: good food in Tokyo. What should I type?
What are examples of good food in Tokyo?
1. Search: famous actors in the Philippines. What should I
type?
2. Search: beautiful places in Australia. What should I type?
3. Search: hotel near the Eiffel Tower. What should I type?
4. Search: best beaches in Hawaii. What should I type?
5. Search: chicken recipes. What should I type?
Exercise 9: What are your favorites?
List down five topics you like searching for online. Provide a short reason for your choice.
Example: Beaches
Reason: I like looking at pictures of beautiful beaches because I love to travel.
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Reason:
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