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Slides for LEARNING English TOPIC ACTIVITIES

Education

LEAD-IN
Cycling /ˈsaɪklɪŋ/
White water rafting
/ˈræftɪŋ/
shopping
sailing /ˈseɪlɪŋ/
Climbing
/ˈklaɪmɪŋ/
cooking
Hiking /ˈhaɪkɪŋ/
canoeing
/kəˈnuːɪŋ/
reading
Hiking
canoeing
Cycling
sailing
Climbing
White water rafting

VOCABULARY
 Cycling (n) the sport of riding a bicycle ( đi xe đạp)
EX: He enjoys cycling and photography.
 White water rafting (n) chèo xuồng vượt thác
EX: We went white-water rafting on the river.
 Climbing (n) Leo núi
EX: Climbing can be dangerous.
 Sailing (n) đi thuyền buồm
EX: She loves to go sailing
 Hiking (n) đi bộ đường dài
EX: In the summer I take my kids boating, rafting, and canoeing..
 Canoeing (n) chèo ca-nô
EX: They enjoy going hiking.

Ex: I think (cycling) is fun, (A) is scary and (C) is boring.
cycling White water rafting reading

1. Have you ever done any of these activities in
Exercise 1?
2. What activities do you do in your free time?
What activities do you like to do on holiday?
3. What activities are popular in your country?

 1. Yes. I used to go canoeing with my friends a few years ago. It was (extremely) fun.
No. But I want to try climbing in the future. I think it will be scary but fun.
 2. In my free time, I enjoy ( cycling and reading).
 3. It depends. In my country, young people love … while old people prefer…

cycling, hiking, cooking, climbing, white water
rafting, sailing

- To find out: tìm ra
- To go on (a) holiday/ trip : đi chơi xa, đi nghỉ mát
- ( an) Adventure : chuyến phiêu lưu

I usually sleep
He looks after us
He always makes
I don’t miss
I don’t miss
My friend
doesn’t like
We’re having
I’m having
I’m staying
I’m resting
The chef is cooking

living
lives
carrying
getting
carries
gets
hopes hoping
washes washing
runs running
plays playing
rides riding
lies lying
passes passing
cries crying
makes making
see seeing
begins begining

1 - C 2 - D 3 - A 4 - B
simple
continous

- A football match : trận
bóng đá
- Team /tiːm/ : đội
- Lose /luːz/ : thua
are you doing
you want
am watching
plays are losing
am waiting
arrives
isn’t answering
is studying
do you get
walk doesn’t take
drives
is working

What is the teacher doing now?
What time do you usually get up?
What are you learning about in geography at the moment?
Do you play tennis?
Why are you learning English ?

1. Who do
you think
Aimee Fuller
is?
2. What sport
has Aimee
become
successful in?
3. What is
the reason
for this
article?

professional
train
successful
fit
advice

basketball Tai chi chess
badminton Table tennis football
Kite flying

 1. In my free time/ In my leisure time, I enjoy playing badminton, reading
books, or watching TV. They are ( extremely) fun and help me relax after a tough
working day.
 2. I prefer (playing soccer) while (tennis) is a good/ ideal option to watch on
TV.
 3. Yes, of course. Because outdoor activities help you keep fit and relax your
mind.

Badminton skiing football sailing
swimming
volleyball hiking tennis basketball
cycling
tennis volleyball basketball football badminton
swimming skiing cycling sailing hiking

tennis, chess,
volleyball, football,
badminton, hockey,
table tennis,
basketball
karate, judo, boxing,
gymnastics,
taekwondo, athletics
horse-riding,
swimming, skiing,
cycling, sailing, hiking,
canoeing, fishing,
bowling

win
beats
play
hit
lose
throwing
kicking
catch
scores

Water sports
Team sports
Actions used in sports
Mountain sports
Sports equipment
Types of competition

snows
fixes
gets
stops
invites
marries
washes
makes
offers
buys
crosses
copies
dances
swims
happens
travels
snowing
fixing
getting
stopping
inviting
marrying
washing
making
offering
buying
crossing
copying
dancing
swimming
happening
travelling

am/’m having
have am/’m enjoying
like am/’m staying
have / ’ve got
work
am/’m looking
want finishes

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UNIT3.pptx

1. Unit 3: HOBBIES LEISURE ENTERTAINMENT

3. LEAD-IN Cycling /ˈsaɪklɪŋ/ White water rafting /ˈræftɪŋ/ shopping sailing /ˈseɪlɪŋ/ Climbing /ˈklaɪmɪŋ/ cooking Hiking /ˈhaɪkɪŋ/ canoeing /kəˈnuːɪŋ/ reading Hiking canoeing Cycling sailing Climbing White water rafting

4. VOCABULARY  Cycling (n) the sport of riding a bicycle ( đi xe đạp) EX: He enjoys cycling and photography.  White water rafting (n) chèo xuồng vượt thác EX: We went white-water rafting on the river.  Climbing (n) Leo núi EX: Climbing can be dangerous.  Sailing (n) đi thuyền buồm EX: She loves to go sailing  Hiking (n) đi bộ đường dài EX: In the summer I take my kids boating, rafting, and canoeing..  Canoeing (n) chèo ca-nô EX: They enjoy going hiking.

5. Ex: I think (cycling) is fun, (A) is scary and (C) is boring. cycling White water rafting reading

6. 1. Have you ever done any of these activities in Exercise 1? 2. What activities do you do in your free time? What activities do you like to do on holiday? 3. What activities are popular in your country?

7.  1. Yes. I used to go canoeing with my friends a few years ago. It was (extremely) fun. No. But I want to try climbing in the future. I think it will be scary but fun.  2. In my free time, I enjoy ( cycling and reading).  3. It depends. In my country, young people love … while old people prefer…

8. cycling, hiking, cooking, climbing, white water rafting, sailing

9. - To find out: tìm ra - To go on (a) holiday/ trip : đi chơi xa, đi nghỉ mát - ( an) Adventure : chuyến phiêu lưu

10. Scripts

11.

12. I usually sleep He looks after us He always makes I don’t miss I don’t miss My friend doesn’t like We’re having I’m having I’m staying I’m resting The chef is cooking

13. continuous simple simple continous

14. living lives carrying getting carries gets hopes hoping washes washing runs running plays playing rides riding lies lying passes passing cries crying makes making see seeing begins begining

15. 1 - C 2 - D 3 - A 4 - B simple continous

16. - A football match : trận bóng đá - Team /tiːm/ : đội - Lose /luːz/ : thua are you doing you want am watching plays are losing am waiting arrives isn’t answering is studying do you get walk doesn’t take drives is working

17. What is the teacher doing now? What time do you usually get up? What are you learning about in geography at the moment? Do you play tennis? Why are you learning English ?

18. 1. Who do you think Aimee Fuller is? 2. What sport has Aimee become successful in? 3. What is the reason for this article?

19.

20. professional train successful fit advice

21. basketball Tai chi chess badminton Table tennis football Kite flying

22.  1. In my free time/ In my leisure time, I enjoy playing badminton, reading books, or watching TV. They are ( extremely) fun and help me relax after a tough working day.  2. I prefer (playing soccer) while (tennis) is a good/ ideal option to watch on TV.  3. Yes, of course. Because outdoor activities help you keep fit and relax your mind.

23. Badminton skiing football sailing swimming volleyball hiking tennis basketball cycling tennis volleyball basketball football badminton swimming skiing cycling sailing hiking

24. tennis, chess, volleyball, football, badminton, hockey, table tennis, basketball karate, judo, boxing, gymnastics, taekwondo, athletics horse-riding, swimming, skiing, cycling, sailing, hiking, canoeing, fishing, bowling

25. win beats play hit lose throwing kicking catch scores

26.

27. Water sports Team sports Actions used in sports Mountain sports Sports equipment Types of competition

28. snows fixes gets stops invites marries washes makes offers buys crosses copies dances swims happens travels snowing fixing getting stopping inviting marrying washing making offering buying crossing copying dancing swimming happening travelling

29. B F D A G C E

30.

31. am/’m having have am/’m enjoying like am/’m staying have / ’ve got work am/’m looking want finishes

32. B D F A H E C G