This document discusses using fame to help charitable causes. It provides information about celebrity ambassadors for organizations like the United Nations and introduces vocabulary around fame. Language topics covered include reducing relative clauses and question tags. Speaking activities involve discussing UN Goodwill Ambassadors and promoting charitable organizations. Famous people mentioned include Lionel Messi, Sussan Sarandon, and Angelina Jolie.

1. Unit 10 Using fame to help
Advance 2
- Read and Listen - Grammar - Pronunciation - Speak
and Listen – Grammar -Speak – Reading and
Vocabulary –Read and Listen – Everyday English –
Improvisation – Making Waves -Write – Last but not
least: more speaking -

2. TOPIC:
Fame
TEXTS
Reading and Listening: an article about celebrity ambassadors; photostory: Isn’t she that model?
Reading: a text about the pianist Lang Lang.
Listening: opinions on politics and famous people.
Writing: a “for and against” ( you vs. character).
SPEAKING AND FUNTIONS
Talking about UN Goodwill Ambassadors.
Discussion and presenting ideas to promote a charitable organization.
Talking about fame.
LANGUAGE
Grammar: reduce relative clauses; question tags review
Vocabulary: fame; expressing opinions
Pronunciation: intonation in question tags

3. The United Nation (UN)
The United Nations High Commission for
Refugees
The United Nations Children’s fund
Lionel Messi
Sussan Sarandon
Robbie Williams
Angelique Kidjo
Shakira
David Beckham
Ronaldo
Angelina Jolie
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6. Game
Is famous for
Made a name
Made it big
Household name
Enjoyed
sensation
CD 3 T 03
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Game expressing opinion SB exercise.
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9. Hip-hop
Dance music
Disco music
Nick Hornby
High Fidelity
Hip-hop
Dance music
Disco music