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Ministry of Education Research Institute for Educational Sciences

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ENGLISH FOR LAO SECONDARY SCHOOLS

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Advisor : Phouangkham SOMSANITH

Editor in chief : Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bouasavanh KEOVILAY

Managing Editors : Khamphanh PHIMSIPASOM Viengkham PHONPRASEUTH

Writers : Manivone PHAXAYAVONG Bouakeo VILAYLATH Thongsouk KEOMANY Kittisack SAYCHOUMMANY Bounthapany BOUNXOUAY Khambane PASANCHAY

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ENGLISHFOR LAO SECONDARY SCHOOLS

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Introduction

This teacher’s guide is the second in a series of seven teacher’s guides which are developed to provide some necessary teaching techniques along with the textbooks. The teacher’s guide will help teachers conduct their teaching effectively. It includes the necessary steps of teaching with clear instruction that teachers can follow easily. Moreover, this teacher’s guide has given some useful ideas to teachers and students for preparing the teaching aids to use in their classes by themselves. It also includes the keys of the lessons, some reading texts for listening, some songs and games. The teaching will be effective if the teachers read the teacher’s guide and textbook before teaching the lessons to students. Therefore, it is necessary for teachers to have the teacher’s guide along with the textbook.

However, the teacher’s guide is produced under the time pressure that it cannot be probed into every needed area. Some minor errors may also contain in some instructions. The Foreign Language Research and Resource Centre highly appreciates all comments and suggestions from users and those are considered as a great contribution to the development of teaching techniques of Lao teachers. The Research Institute for Educational Sciences avails itself of this opportunity to express its sincere thanks to all contributors.

Vientiane Capital, 01 February, 2010 Research Institute for Educational Sciences

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contentsIntroduction...................................................................................................... IContents........................................................................................................ II

Unit 1 LIKES AND DISLIKES 1

Lesson1 Foodanddrink.............................................................. 2 Lesson2 Hobbies........................................................................... 7 Lesson3 Favourites...................................................................... 11

Unit 2 WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? 15

Lesson1 Whatareyougoingtodotoday?..................................... 16 Lesson2 Whatareyougoingtodothisweekend?......................... 19 Lesson3 Thesummerholiday........................................................ 23

Unit 3 NOW AND THEN 26

Lesson1 What’sshedoing?........................................................... 27 Lesson2 Vilayvanhandherfamily................................................. 32 Lesson3 Ahard-workingman................................................... 36

Unit 4 WHOSE . . . IS THIS? 39

Lesson1 Soumaly’sbag................................................................. 40 Lesson2 Itdoesn’tbelongtome.................................................. 44 Lesson3 Where’smyhat?........................................................... 48 Revision Unit(1-4)...................................................................... 52

Unit 5 IN AND AROUND TOWN 56

Lesson1 HowdoIgettothebusstation?.................................. 57 Lesson2 Viengkham’shouse.................................................... 61 Lesson3 Where’s the post office? .................................................. 65

Unit 6 HOW DO YOU FEEL? 68

Lesson1 I’mhappy................................................................. 69 Lesson2 What’sthematter?.......................................................... 72 Lesson3 Thekindfarmer.............................................................. 75 Revision Unit(1-6)....................................................................... 77

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Unit 7 YOU MUST BE CAREFUL 81

Lesson1 Ontheroad................................................................ 82 Lesson2 Atschool........................................................................ 87 Lesson3 Atthezoo...................................................................... 91

Unit 8 SHOPPING 95

Lesson1 Countableanduncountablenouns................................... 96 Lesson2 Someandany............................................................... 100 Lesson3 Whatwouldyoulike?................................................... 105 Revision Unit(7-8).................................................................... 110

Unit 9 COMPARING 112

Lesson1 Twofriends..................................................................... 113 Lesson2 Inourclass..................................................................... 115 Lesson3 TwocitiesinLaos........................................................... 121Unit 10 THE WEATHER 125

Lesson1 What’stheweatherlike?................................................ 126 Lesson2 TheweatherinLaos..................................................... 129 Lesson3 WeatheraroundtheAsianregion.................................... 132

Unit 11 Revision Unit (1-10) 136

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LIKES AND DISLIKES

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IPo7ede,tmuj[qj’[vd7;k,,ad sn^ [+,ad g-ajoG dislike, enjoy, love.

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Lesson 1 Food and Drink [qfIPomu 1 vksko c]t g7njv’fnj, .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9tIPodjP;da[vksko c]t g7njv’fn j,mujoadIPo,ad c]t [+,adD

1. vocabulary 7ela[.\j • dvjog0Qkl6j[qfIPo 764k,oadIPo;jk g0qkg9QkI6h9advksko c]t g7njv’fn j,sap’ cfj X gxaorklkva’dyf ?D

• oadIPog;Qk c]t .sh760Povksko c]t g7njv’fnj,.ljdtfkoD

• 76[vdoadIPogxufxN,F 76vkjo7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xN,c8j[+wfh g;Qk8k,sa^’gmnjvxt,ko 2 7A’D • 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rvh,ma’pjk’vvh,svh’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’ [+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdz6hvjkozyfoAovjko 7no.sh4ndD • 76[vd ;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D

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Food Drink tea rice 2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,sa^’ • 76ltg\u7ela[.\j 3fpxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D Script / [qfvjko Food: fish meat vegetables fruit rice

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Drinks: lemonade tea milk water coffee 3. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po • 76.shoadIPo]P’7ela[vksko c]t g7njv’fn j,.sh4nd8hv’ c]t sa^’9kdoAoF .shg0qk

g9Qk0uf7ela[.sh8q’da[I6[rk[D • .shoadIPod;f7e8v[da[|j676j0v’g0qkg9Qk c]t sa’9kdoAogvUooadIPo0Bo,kd;f cdh1j6gmy’dtfkoD Answers / 7e8v[ 1. tea – j 6. coffee – e 2. water – i 7. fish – d 3. fruit – f 8. milk – c 4. meat – g 9. vegetables – b 5. rice – h 10. lemonade – a 4. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk cotoeG I like / I don’t like • 76g;Qkxt3spddjP;da[vksko c]t g7njv’fnj,muj8qogv’,ad c]t [+,ad.shoadIPo2a’ gxao8q;1jk’D Example / 8q;1jk’

I like fish. / I don’t like meat.

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• oe.-hI6[rk[1j6.o8k8t]k’grnjvoeg0Qkl6 jdkooe.-h7e4k, Do you like …?

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cotoeG 7ext8yglf0v’[5]5fmu j 3G He doesn’t like bread.

• 76oe.-h8k8t]k’mu8nj,c]h;gxao8q;1jk’D Example / 8q;1 jk’

Bounmy doesn’t like coffee. Chantavone doesn’t like fish.

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• 9afoadIPogxao95]t 6 sk 8 7qo grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeD

• .shoadIPo0Poxt3spd 9kd8k8t]k’0v’g0qkg9Qk3fpgIafgxao;Pd[khoD 6. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk • 76[vdoadIPovjkoxt3spdd jP;da[ Davanh, Soumaly c]t Naly 3fpg[y j’8k8t

]k’0kh’gmy’D • .shoadIPo[vd7ela[.\jdjP;da[vksko c]t g7njv’fnj,8k,I6[rk[.o8k8t]k’D

• .shoadIPo[vdxt3spd3fp.-h8k8t]k’ D Example / 8q;1 jk’

Davanh likes ice-cream. Soumaly doesn’t like tea. Naly doesn’t like eggs.

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4k, c]t 7e8v[D • 9afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD 8 . Write 0Po • 76[vdoadIPovjkoxt3spdmu j1 j6fkhogmy’0v’8k8t]k’oAovud djP;da[ fk;ao

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Davanh likes bread, but her friends don’t. Davanh and Soumaly like milk, but Naly doesn’t. Soumaly likes water, but Davanh and Naly don’t.

• 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeg;Qk c]t 0Po sn^ .shoadIPogIafgxao ;Pd[khoD X [vd.shoadIPovjkovvdlP’fa’M dv jomug0qk9t0Poxt3spdoAoM ?D

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9. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po

vegetables fruit lemonade coffee fish meat coffee fish

T O V B A L C W Z A B F P O F E C L O B A I H A R M A U R Q D S E C U O E Q G S O H B K I N H C F B V E G E T A B L E S H A D R O D K C C A M E A T E E S K T S B O K C O F F E E M

lemonade fruit

meat vegetables

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Lesson 2 Hobbies [qfIPomu 2 lyj’mujgIaf.opk,;jk’

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Script / [qfvjko 1. Hi, my name’s Porn. I come from Thailand. I like listening to music and playing the guitar.

2. Hello, my name’s Tuti. I’m Malaysian. My hobbies are collecting stamps and playing volleyball.

3. Hello. I’m Kim. I’m Chinese. My hobbies are reading and playing badminton. 4. Hi, my name’s Kongkham. I live in Savannakhet. I have three hobbies. I like fishing and riding a bicycle. I also like drawing.

5. Hi, my name’s Yuko I’m Japanese. My hobbies are reading and sewing. I also love swimming.

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8q;1jk’G I like listening to music. I like swimming. I dislike fishing. = I do not (don’t’) like fishing. He dislikes playing the guitar. = He does not (doesn’t) like drawing.

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.opk,;jk’D • 769afoadIPogxaod5j, 5-6 7qo grnjv.shg0qkg9Qkvjkol6j\j62a’D

• sâ’9kdoAo76vkf9tgvUooadIPoxt,ko 4-5 7qo0No,kv jko.sh\6j2a’1j6\hkdtfkoD

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• 76c8h,8k8t]k’.ljdtfko c]t .shoadIPo0No,kdtfkogrnjv8nj,g7njv’\kp c]t .lj.sh4nd8vh’D • 76oe.-h8k8t]k’muj8nj,7q[4;ho16jdtfkogrnjv.shoadIPog;Qkxt3spddP j;da[lk, 7qooAoD

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Script / [qfvjko Bounchanh, Phoukeo and Bounmy are good friends, but they don’t always like the same things. Bounchanh likes fish and eggs, but Phoukeo doesn’t like fish or eggs. Bounmy likes fish, but he doesn’t like eggs. Bounmy doesn’t like meat, but he eats rice. He doesn’t like bread. Phoukeo doesn’t like bread, but he eats rice and meat everyday. Bounchanh eats bread with his meat. He doesn’t like rice. Bounchanh likes lemonade and water. He doesn’t like tea or coffee. Phoukeo likes tea and coffee and he sometimes drink water, but he never drinks lemonade. Bounmy drinks tea, water and lemonade, but he doesn’t like coffee. Bounchanh and Phoukeo have the same hobbies. They like fishing, running, playing football and swimming and he likes fishing in the river.

He doesn’t like running.

Answers / 7e8v[ Food and hobbies Bounchanh Phoukeo Bounmy eggs fish meat bread rice

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lemonade water coffee tea

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fishing running playing football swimming

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• 9afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD

7. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po • 76[vdoadIPovjkoxt3spdmu j1j6fkhogmy’0v’8k8t]k’oAovuddjP;da[[5o9aoF

r6cdh; c]t [5o8kD • 764k,gvqkxt3spdmu j1j6.o8k8t]k’grnjv0Pogxao8q;1 jk’.shcdjoadIPo c]t 0Po

lv’lk,xt3spd.ljdtfkoD Example / 8q;1jk’

Bounchanh doesn’t like tea or coffee. Bounmy likes fishing, playing football and swimming.

• 76.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tde g[yj’ c]t 0Po sn^ .shoadIPogIafgxao;Pd[hkod=wfhD

• d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

8. Let’s chant g;Qk8k,9a’s;t • 76vjkolv’gmnjv c]t .shoadIPo vk jo c]t 2a’D

• 76[vd.shoadIPovafxN,c]h;2a’D

• 76vjkovud c]t .shoadIPog;QkD

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• 76[vdoadIPogxufxN, c]h; vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko 2 7A’D

• 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rvh,ma’pjk’vvh,svh’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’ [+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdz6hvjkozyfoAovjko 7no.sh4ndD • 76[vd ;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D


2. Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[ • .shoadIPog/ydg;Qk7e4k, c]h; .shg0qkg9Qk8v[7e4k,dPj;da[8q;g0qkg9Qkgv’D

3. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ • 768A’7e4k, 2-3 7e4k,grnjv 4k,oadIPo c]h; .shg0qkg9Qk8v[D

• 76.shoadIPo4k,\6j0v’g0qkg9Qk c]h; 0Po-nj c]t 7e8v[0v’\6j.ljg9Ap0v’8qoD

4. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk

• 769afoadIPogxaod5j, c]h;.shg0qkg9Qk]kp’ko.sh\j62a’D

• 76gvUo8k’|hkc8 j]td5j,0No,k]kp’ko.sh|6j2a’D

5. Listen and complete 2a’ c]t 8nj,.sh7q[ • 76g;Qkxt3spd djP;da[lyj’muj76,adl6joadIPo2a’ c]t 0Poxt3spdgs^qjkoAo.ljdtfko 3fp.-h7ede,t 4 7eD

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Example / 8q;1jk’ I like coffee. I don’t like tea = I dislike tea. I enjoy reading the newspaper. I love playing my guitar. I love watermelon.

• 76.shoadIPovjkoxt3spdc8j A Ivf I 9kdoAo76vjkovvdlP’fa’M.shoad IPo2a’ sn^ gxufgma[.shg0qkg9Qk2a’ c]h;.shoadIPo8n j,.lj[vjo;kj’.sh7q[D • .shoadIPo0Poxt3spdc8j A Ivf I .ljxN,0PoD

Answers / 7e8v[ . Picture A: I love eating ice-cream. . B: I enjoy riding my bicycle. C: I dislike vegetables. D: I love reading newspaper. E: I don’t like driving very fast . F: I don’t enjoy cleaning the floor . G: I love gardening . H: I dislike drinking coffee. I: I like watching TV

6. Let’s chant vjko8k,9a’s;t • 76vjkolv’gmnjv c]t .shoadIPo v jko c]t 2a’D

• 76[vd.shoadIPovafxN,c]h;2a’D

• 76vjkovud c]t .shoadIPog;Qk c]t 8q[,nwxrvh,MdaoD 76vkf9t.shoadIPoma’\qfF g7yj’svh’F dj5,oadIPo-kp oadIPopy’zafxjPodaog;Qk c]t8q[,nwx8k,9a’s;tD

I like coffee. I like tea. I like you.

Why don’t you like me?

He likes coffee. He likes tea. He likes you. But he doesn’t like me.

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7. Grammar note sâdw;pkdvo • 76vjkoxt3spdmuj1j6.o;q’0v[.shoadIPo2a’D

• 76vjko c]t .shoadIPovk jo8k,sâ’D

• 76vtmy[kpdkooe.-h xt3spd[vdg]qjkF xt8yglfF 7e4k, c]t 7e8v[lAo c]t pqd8q;1jk’.shoadIPog[yj’D

Example / 8q;1jk’ I like eggs. He likes chicken. I don’t like coffee. He doesn’t like tea. Do you like pepsi? Yes, I do / No, I don’t. Does he like bread? Yes, he does / No, he doesn’t.

• 76.shoadIPopqd8q;1jk’ 5- 6 7qoD

8. Practise g/yd • 764k,oadIPo 2-3 7e4k, c]h; .shoadIPo8v[ grn jvgxao8q;1jk’.shcdjoadIPoD

• 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde 4k, c]t 8v[D

• sa’9kdoAo76 gvUooadIPo0No,k4k, c]t 8v[ 1 j6 |hkdtfkoD 9. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,.sh7q[

a ) Use like / likes

• 76.shoadIPo8nj, like / likes .lj[vjo;jk’.sh7q[D

• .shoadIPod;fcdhoe\j60v’g0qkg9Qk sn^ gvUooadIPovjko7e8v[gmnjv]t7qoD Answers / 7e8v[ 1. We like papaya salad.

2. He likes music. 3. You like badminton. 4. I like ice cream. 5. It likes peanuts.

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b ) Use don’t / doesn’t • 76.shoadIPo8nj, don’t / doesn’t .lj[vjo;jk’.sh7q[D

• .shoadIPod;fcdhoe\j60v’g0qkg9Qk sn^ gvUooadIPovjko7e8v[gmnjv]t7qoD Answers / 7e8v[

1. I don’t like snakes. 2. They don’t like spiders. 3. He doesn’t like cake. 4. I don’t like dogs. 5. She doesn’t like frogs. 6. We don’t like carrot.

c ) Use Do / Does

• 76.shoadIPo8nj, Do / Does .lj[vjo;jk’.sh7q[ D

• .shoadIPod;fcdhoe\j60v’g0qkg9Qk sn^ gvUooadIPovjko7e8v[gmnjv]t7qoD Answers /7e8v[

1. Do you like frogs? 2. Does Phonenida like motorcycle? 3. Do they like snakes?

4. Does the horse like the city? 5. Does Phanusit like ice-cream? 10. Write 0Po • 76.shoadIPoc8j]t7qo0PodjP;da[lyj’mujg0qkg9Qk,adfh;p8q;gv’D

• gvUooadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\6j2a’D

• 76.shoadIPo0Pogxao;Pd[hkod=wfhD

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WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO?

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Lesson 1 What are you going to do today? [qfIPomu 1 ,NoUg9Qk9tgIafspa’L IPog;QkdPj;da[czodko.o8+\hkD Lesson 2 What are you going to do this weekend? [qfIPomu 2 mkhpvkmyfoUg9Qk9tgIafspa’L IPog;QkdPj;da[czodkomhkpvkmyfD Lesson 3 Summer holidays [qfIPomu 3 pk,radc]h’ IPog;QkdPj;da[czodko.o8+|hkD

g;]kIPoG 9 -qj;3,’ dkodtdP,G dvjo0Nosvh’768vh’dtdP, I6[rk[dPj;da[dyf9tdemujgIaf1j63I’IPo sn^ 1j6[khoD 95fxtlq’G • .shoadIPoI6h9adg;QkdPj;da[czodko.o8+\hk3fpoe.-h to be going to.

• .shoadIPoI6h9adg;Qk c]t 0Po dPj;da[czodkomkhpvkmyfD

• .shoadIPoI6h9adg;Qk c]t 0Po dPj;da[czodko.opk,radc]h’D ]tfa[7kf\kpG sâ’9kd9q[[qfIPooUoadIPolk,kfG • g;Qk c]t 0Po djP;da[czodkomuj9tgIaf.omkhpvkmyfD

• g;Qk c]t 0Po djP;da[czodkomuj9tgIaf.o8+|hkD

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Lesson 1 What are you going to do today ?

[qfIPomu 1 ,NoUg9Qk9tgIafspa’ L .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9tIPodjP;da[lyj’mujg0qkg9Qkde]a’9tgIaf.o,NoUD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j • dvjog0Qkl6j[qfIPo 764k,oadIPo;jkg0qkg9Qk9tgIafspa’cfj.o,NoUD

What are you going to do today? • 764k,oadIPo 3- 4 7qo c]h;0Po7e8v[0v’g0qkg9Qk.ljgmy’dtfkoD • 76[vdoadIPogxufxN, c]h; vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko 2 7A’D • 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rvh,ma’pjk’vvh,svh’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’

[+4ndD 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4nd g;]kvjkol5fc]h; .sh76vjko.shg0qkg9Qk2a’ c]h;.shg0qkg9Qkvjko8k,D


2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t vjko8k, • 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’D sa^’9kdoAo76vjkovudgmn jv\nj’ 76.shoadIPocx7e8q;1jk’

gxaorklk]k; 8q;1jk’G clean, work plan, tidy. • 76vjko7novud c]t .shoadIPov jko8k,D • oUc,jogmnjvmevyf0v’dkoltg\u going to do. 761aj’g[y j’7;k,g0Qk.90v’oad

IPo8+7;k,\kp0v’leo;ofaj’dkj; 9kdoAocxgxao rklk]k;G going to do = future planD

Script / [qfvjko Director: Good morning, students!

Students: Good morning, sir! Director: Tomorrow is 2nd December, the Lao National Day. This afternoon we are going to clean our school. I’m going to give your teachers the work plan. We are going to make our school clean and tidy.

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3. Grammar note sa^dw;ptdvo • 76vjkoxt3spdmuj1j6.o;q’0v[.shoadIPo2a’D • 76vjko c]t .shoadIPovk jo8k,sâ’D • 76vtmy[kpdkooe.-h xt3spd [vdg]qjkF xt8yglfF 7e4k, c]t 7e8v[lAo

dPj;da[vkok7qf.shoadIPo2a’D • 76pqd8q;1kj’c8j]txt3spd.shoadIPog[yj’D • .shoadIPopqd8q;1kj’D

Future “going to” 1. going to ltcf’g4y’7;k,8A’.9F dko8aflyo.9 s^n ,uczodkomuj9tdtmelyj’ .flyj’\bj’1j6.ovkok7qfD Example: We are going to have a holiday in this summer.

2. .-h going to g,njvr;dgIqkgsaogsfdkomujde]a’9tgduf0No.o,+MD Example: Look at those clouds. It’s going to rain.

4. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk • .shoadIPog[yj’czodko c]t 7ela[.\jmujoe.-h.o[qfoUD \kpgsfG .orklkva’dyf7ede,tmu j,ulv’7e Xphrasal verbs): put up c]t pick up 9tgxaoleo;omujoe.-hs^kp.o-u;yfxt9e;aoD • [vd.shoadIPog[yj’xt3spd8q;1jk’D g/ydxt3spdgsqj^koU8k,7;k,8hv’dkoD

• 9afoadIPogxao76j grnjvgIaf[qfg/ydsaf D 9kdoAod;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

5. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ • 76oe.-hczodko.o0=hmu 2 c8j;jk.shgoAo|ad.ljxt3spd7e4k,sk^pd; jkD

• [vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’D g/ydg;Qkxt3spd7e4k, 9kdoAod=g/ydg;Qkxt3spd7e 8v[D oerkg/yd9kd8k8t]k’8nj,vud3fp9afoadIPogxao76 jD • 9afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvgIaf[qfg/ydsafD

• d;fcdh.ljdtfko c]t .shoadIPo0Poxt3spdgrn jvgxao;Pd[hkoD

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Answer / 7e8v[ They’re going to sweep the school yard. They’re going to water the garden. They’re going to pick up the rubbish. They’re going to put up the flags. They’re going to tidy the garden. They’re going to clean outside the classroom. They’re going to paint the fence. 6. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,.sh7q[

A) Complete the sentences.

• .shoadIPogIaf[qfg/ydsafD

• d;fcdh1j6gmy’dtfkoD Answer / 7e8v[

1. He is going to buy a new bicycle. 2. They are going to listen to the radio. 3. My mother is going to cook dinner. 4. Ket is going to throw the ball. 5. She is going to eat noodle soup. 6. We are going to drink milk.

B ) Complete the dialogues and practice in pairs.

• 769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde8nj,7e.lj[qflqomtok.sh7q[76gvqk.9.ljg8nvo oadIPo.shg;Qkxt3spd7q[gxaogvdtrk[daoda[76jlqomtokc]h;0Po.ljxB,0PoD Answer / 7e8v[ 1. A: Is Sonekham going to buy a comic book? B: Yes, he is.

2. A: Are you going to see the movie? B: No, I am not.

3. A: Are you going to eat fish? B: Yes, we are.

4. A: Are you going to close the window? B: Yes, we are. 5. A: Are they going to watch football? B: No, they are not.

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7. Read and match vjko c]t 9a[76j.sh4nddao • .shoadIPovjkoF 0uf7e4k, c]t7e8v[.sh4nddao D

Answers / 7e8v[ • What are they going to do? • He’s going to take a nap.

• What are you going to do? • She’s going to wash the dishes.

• What is he going to do? • They are going to ride bicycles.

• What is she going to do? • We’re going to do exercises. 8. Write 0Po

• 76.shoadIPo0PodjP;da[lyj’mujg0qkg9Qkde]a’9tgIaf.o,NvnjoD

• dyf9tdeoUvkf9t.shoadIPogvqkwxgIafgxao;Pd[hkod=wfhD

Lesson 2 What are you going to do this weekend? [qfIPomu 2 mkhpvkmyfoUg9Qk9tgIafspa’L .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9tIPog;QkdPj;da[czodkomhkpvkmyfD 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j • djvog0Qkl6j[qfIPo 764k,oadIPo;jkg0qkg9Qk,uczodko9tgIafspa’cfj.omkhp vkmyfoUD

What are you going to do this weekend? • 764k,oadIPo 3 - 4 7qo c]h;0Po7e8v[0v’g0qkg9Qk.ljgmy’dtfkoD


• 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rvh,ma’pjk’vvh,svh’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’ [+4nd F 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4nd g;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdz6hvjkozyfoAovjko 7no.sh4ndD

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2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, • 76vjko[qflqomtokl6joadIPo2a’ .o0totfP;daod=.shg0qkg9Qkvjko.o.9wxrvh,D

• 76vjko[qflqomtokl6joadIPo2a’ c]t .shg0qkg9Qkg;Qk8k,gxaow]ptMD

• 769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvg/yd[qflqomtokD Script / [qfvjko A: Are you going to watch the football match on Sunday afternoon? B: No, I’m not. My parents are very busy and I’m going to help them in our garden. Are you going to the match? A: Yes, I am. I’m going with my brother. Maybe you can come with us next week. B: Oh yes! I love watching football very much. 3. Complete and practise 8nj,.sh7q[ c]t g/ydsaf • 76.sh9afoadIPogxao76jgrnjv8nj,[qflqomtok.sh7q[D

• 769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvg/yd[qflqomtokD

• gvqkoadIPovvd,kltcf’1j6dtfko.sh\6j76jj6g[yj’ 3fpdkooe.-h7;k,9nj9e0v’g0qk g9QkdPj;da[[qflqomtokD


• .shoadIPog[yj’xt3spdmu j 1D 76g8njvooadIPodPj;da[dkooe.-h on g-yj’.-hda[,N (days)D oadIPo9t.-hI6[rk[grn jvc8j’xt3spd.sh7q[D

• g/ydg;Qkxt3spdmevyfD 764k,gvqkxt3spdmujlv’ c]t g/ydg;Qkg-ajofP;daoD

• 9afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvgIaf[qfg/ydsafD

• d;fcdhc[[xkdgxqjk1j6dtfko c]h;.shoadIPo0Poxt3spdgrnjvgIafgxao;Pd[khoD

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Answer / 7e8v[ 1. On Saturday morning, she’s going to clean the school. 2. On Saturday afternoon, she’s going to the market. 3. On Saturday night, she’s going to do her homework. 4. On Sunday morning, she’s going to play basketball. 5. On Sunday afternoon, she’s going to do some gardening. 6. On Sunday evening, she’s going to cook dinner.

5. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,.sh7q[ • 9afoadIPogxao76j grnjv0Po;ad\nj’.lj.oxN,0PoD .shg0qkg9Qk0Po\qf;ad [+c,jorP’ c8j8nj,7emuj0kfskpwxgmqjkoAoD • d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

• 76vkf.-h[qfvkjooUgxao[qfm;o7no sn^ .o0Ao8+wxoe.-hgxao[qf0Pom;kpd+wfhD

6. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ • 76[vd.shoadIPovjko7e4k, c]t g[yj’8k8t]k’grn jv-vdsk7e8v[ D

.shg;]kg0qkg9Qkgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD • oerkg/ydxt3spd7e4k,8q;1jk’F c]h;.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tdegxao76jD

• 9afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD Answers / 7e8v[

1. She is going to watch videos, visit cousins, do the shopping and see the movies.

2. He is going to play volleyball, watch videos and do the shopping. 3. He is going to play volleyball, visit cousins and have a picnic. 4. He is going to watch videos, do the shopping and see the movies. 5. She is going to play volleyball, do the shopping and have a picnic.

7. Complete 8nj,.sh7q[ • 76[vd.shoadIPovjko7e4k, c]t 8nj,.sh7q[3fpoe.-h8k8t]k’0hk’gmy’oAoD

• 768A’7e4k,c]t.shoadIPo8v[3fp.-h7e8v[lAoD

• oerkg/ydxt3spd7e4k,8q;1jk’ c]h; 9afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD

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Answers / 7e8v[ 1. Is Anuxay going to visit cousins? No, he isn’t. 2. Is Sengchanh going to have a picnic? Yes, he is. 3. Is Phanusit going to do the shopping? Yes, he is. 4. Is Aliya going to watch videos? No, she isn’t. 5. Is Sengchanh going to see the movies? No, he isn’t. 8. Write 0Po • .shoadIPo0PodjP;da[lyj’mujg0qkg9Qk9tgIaf.omhkpvkmyfoUD

• .shoadIPogIafgxao;Pd[hkod=wfhD 9. Let’s chant g;Qk8k,9aj’s;t • xt8y[afdyf9tde c]t 8q[,nwxrvh, D g[y j’[qfmuj,uleo;o.\ jg-ajoG I’m not sure. Nothing special. 76vkf9tlvoleo;ogsqj^koU dvjomuj9tg;Qk8k,9a’s;tD • dkog;Qk8k,9a’s;toU,uzqofu8+dkovvdlP’ dkozaolP’0No]q’F lP’\adF

lP’g[qkD Script / [qfvjko What are you going to do? Tonight what are you going to do? This weekend what are you going to do? Next week what are you going to do? What are you going to do? I don’t know. What are you going to do? I’m not sure. What are you going to do? Nothing special. What are you going to do?

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Lesson 3 The summer holiday [qfIPomu 3 pk,radc]h’ .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9tIPog;QkdPj;da[czodko.o8+\hkD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j

• dvjog0Qkl6j[qfIPo 764k,oadIPo;jkg0qkg9Qk9tgIafspa’cfj.opk,radc]h’D What are you going to do in the summer holidays?

• 764k,oadIPo 3-4 7qo c]h;0Po7e8v[0v’g0qkg9Qk.ljgmy’dtfko D • 76[vdoadIPogxufxN, c]h; vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko 2 7A’D • 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rvh,ma’pjk’vhv,svh’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’ [+4ndD 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h; .sh76vjko.shg0qkg9Qk2a’D • 76.shoadIPo9eo;o\nj’vjko.sh\j62a’D

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, • 76vjko[qflqomtokl6joadIPo2a’ .o0totfP;daod=.shg0qkg9Qkvkjo.o.9wxrvh,D


• 769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvg/yd[qflqomtokD Script / [qfvjko

Davanh: Soumaly, what are you going to do during the holiday? Soumaly: I’m going to visit my grand parents in Luang Prabang. Davanh: Oh great! I hope you have a good time. Soumaly: Thanks. I hope you have a nice holiday, too.

3. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,.sh7q[ • xt8y[afdyf9tdelqomtok1j6.osvh’D 764k,gvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPoD

• 769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde g;Qk c]t 0PoD

• d;fcdhG 76.shoadIPovvd,k0Po[qflqomtokmujg0qkg9Qk8nj,xt3spd.sh7q[.ljdt fkoD .shoadIPod;fcdh;Pd0v’g0qkg9QkD • .shoadIPozafxjPo76j0v’g0qkg9Qk.odkogIafdyf9tde g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 4hk768hv’dko

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g/ydg0qkg9QkgrU,g8u,D 1. A: What are you going to do this evening? B: I’m going to have the baci. A: Oh great! I hope you have a good time. B: Thanks. 2. A: What are you going to do during the holiday? B: I’m going to do a lot of swimming and fishing. A: Great. I hope you have a nice holiday. B: Thanks. 3. A: What are you going to do tonight? B: I am going to have dinner with my friends. A: Oh great! I hope you have a good time. B: Thanks.

4. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ • [qfg/ydsafoUgxaodkog/yd-hv,dko8A’7e4k, c]t3fp.-hh7e8v[c[[lAoD [vd.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1kj’D • 768A’7e4k,8+oadIPo grnjvgvqk7e8v[c[[lAoMF .-hg;]kgrnjvg/yd7e4k,oUD • lv[4k,7e4k,l;jomujgsn^v9kdoadIPo 3fp.-hI6[rk[gxao8q;1jk’.odkog/ydD • 9afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde 4k, c]t 8v[D • .shoadIPolv’lk,76jvvd,k0Po7e4k, c]t 7e8v[.ljdtfkoD \kpgsfG 7ede,t (verbs) [k’7emuj8k,sâ’ go lk,kf8nj, ing wfh g-ajoG go swimming / go shopping / go fishing

lj;o7e4k,0=hmu ! mu j go ,u ing oaho phvo;jk xt3spdoU,u verb to be “are” c]t xt3spdoUc,jo Present Continuous Tense.

Answer / 7e8v[ 1. Are you going swimming on your holidays? 2. Are you going to play football on your holidays? 3. Are you going to do the shopping on your holidays? 4. Are you going on a picnic on your holidays? 5. Are you going to ride your bicycle on your holidays? 6. Are you going to play basketball with your friends on your holidays? 7. Are you going to read some books on your holidays?

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8. Are you going to help your mother working around the house during the holidays?

5. Write 0Po • 76.shoadIPo]P’7ela[.shgxaoxt3spdmuj4nd8hv’D

• 76.shoadIPo0No,kd;fcdh1j6gmy’dtfkoD

Answer / 7e8v[ 1. What are your parents going to do on Sunday? 2. They are going to work in the garden. 3. Oh great! I hope they have a good time. 4. Thanks. I hope you have a nice holiday, too. 5. What are you going to do on your holidays?

6. Match and practise 9af76j.shdq’dao c]t g/ydsaf • 9afoadIPogxao7j6 grnjv9af7e4k,.shdq’da[7e8v[D

• .shoadIPozafx jPodao 4k, c]t 8v[7e4k,D Answer / 7e8v[

1. C 2. F 3. B 4. A 5. D 6. E

7. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po • 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjv xt8y[afdyf9tde g[yj’ c]t 0PoD • .shoadIPog[yj’I6[rk[ c]t 0PodPj;da[lyj’mujg0qkg9Qkde]a’9tgIaf.opk,rad c]h’oUD • sa^’9kdoAo.shoadIPovvd,k0Po1 j6dtfkoD Answer / 7e8v[

1. He’s going to do the gardening. 2. She’s going to write a letter. 3. He’s going to go fishing. 4. She’s going to listen to the radio. 5. She’s going to Luang Prabang. 6. She’s going to play table-tennis.

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Lesson 1 What’s she doing? [qfIPomu 1 ]k;de]a’gIafspa’L IPooe.-h7ede,tmujltcf’[vd7;k,c8d8jk’]ts; jk’lyj’mugduf0Nogxao xqddt8y c]t ly j’mujde]a’gduf0NoD Lesson 2 Vilayvanh and her family [qfIPomu 2 ;yw];ao c]t 7v[7q;0v’]k; m;o7nodk]t.ovkfuf c]t xaf95[aoD IPo7ede,tmuj[+xqddt8y (irregular verbs). IPoleo;omuj[vdg4y’7;k,gsaofugsaorvh, c]t [+gsaofuD Lesson 3 A hard-working man [qfIPomu 3 7qof5|ajo IPoI6hdjP;da[I6[c[[0v’7ede,tmuj[+xqddt8yD m;o7noI6[c[[0v’dk]t.ovkfuf c]t xaf95[aoD g;]kIPoG 9 -qj;3,’ dkodtdP,G dvjo0Nosvh’768vh’dtdP,G • I6[rk[8jk’M c]t g7njv’xt9ad8kvao9egxaomuj.-h.o[qfIPooUD

95fxtlq’G • I6hdkooe.-h7ede,t mujltcf’g4y’7;k,c8d8kj’]ts;jk’lyj’mugduf0Nogxao

xqddt8y c]t ly j’muj de]a’gduf0NoD • IPoI6hdjP;da[ 7ede,tmuj[+xqddt8y (irregular verbs). • IPoI6hdjP;da[leo;omuj[vdg4y’7;k,gsaofugsaorvh, c]t [+gsaofuoeD

]tfa[7kf\kpG sâ’9kd9q[[qfIPooUoadIPolk,kfG • g;Qk c]t 0Po d jP;da[lyj’mujgduf0Nogxaoxqddt8ywfh1jk’4bd8vh’D

• g;Qk c]t 0Po djP;da[lyj’mujde]a’gduf0Nowfh1jk’4nd8vh’D

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Lesson 1 What’s she doing? [qfIPomu 1 ]k;de]a’gIafspa’L .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9tIPodkooe.-h7ede,tmujltcf’[vd7;k,c8d8kj’]ts;kj’ lyj’mugduf0Nogxaoxqddt8y c]t lyj’mujde]a’gduf0NoD


• dvjog0Qkl6j[qfIPo768A’7e4k,D 764k, oadIPo;jkg0qkg9Qkde]a’gIafspa’ c]t ,ad gIafspa’gxaoxt9e grnjv.shoadIPoI6hg4y’7;k,c8d8jk’ly’mjugduf0Nogxaoxqddt8y c]t lyj’de]a’fegouo1 j6D

• 764k,oadIPo 3 - 4 7qo c]h;0Po7e8v[0v’g0qkg9Qk.ljgmy’dtfkoD

• 76[vdoadIPogxufxN, c]h; vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko 2 7A’D • 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rvh,ma’pjk’vhv,svh’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’ [+4ndD 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h; .sh76vjko.shg0qkg9Qk2a’D • 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vk jo.sh\j62a’D

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, • 76vjko[qflqomtokl6joadIPo2a’ .o0totfP;daod=.shg0qkg9Qkvjko.o.9wxrvh,D


• 769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvg/yd[qflqomtokD Script / [qfvjko

Vansy: Hi, Soumaly. What are you doing? Soumaly: I’m going to school. Vansy: Do you usually walk to school? Soumaly: No, I don’t, but my bicycle’s got a flat tyre. 3. Complete and practise 8nj,.sh7q[ c]t g/ydsaf

• 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjv8nj,[qflqomtok.sh7q[D

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• 769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvg/yd[qflqomtokD

• gvqkoadIPovvd,kltcf’1j6dtfko.sh\6jg[yj’ 3fpdkooe.-h7;k,9n j9e0v’g0qk g9QkdPj;da[[qflqomtokD

4. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po • 76[vdoadIPog[yj’I6[rk[ 1 c]t 2 c]h;g/ydxt3spdgsq j^koUD

• xt3spd0kh’gmy’oU9t4ndoe.-h.odyf9tde8+wx 3fp769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvg[yj’I6[ c]tzafxjPodaog;Qk c]t 0Po .ljxN,D

• 9kdoAod;fcdh.l jdtfkoD Answers / 7e8v[

1. Soumaly’s walking to school. 5. He’s fishing in the river. 2. He’s playing table-tennis. 6. She’s reading a book. 3. She’s writing a letter. 7. He’s riding his motorbike. 4. She’s swimming very fast. 8. He’s cooking his dinner.


• dyf9tdeoUc,jodkoltcf’mjkmk’D Xdkoltcf’mjkmk’ c,jodkodtme3fp xkflt9kdlP’g;Qk?D

• 76gIafgxao8q;1jk’cdjoadIPo 3fpltcf’mjkmk’djP;da[dkodtme.f|b j’ c]h;.sh oadIPo[vd; jk 76de]a’gIafspa’D

Example / 8 q;1jk’ You: What am I doing? You: What am I doing? Mime eating Mime waving Class: You’re eating Class: You’re singing. You: Yes, I am. You: No, I’m not. Class: You’re waving. You: Yes, I am.

• 76.shoadIPovvd,kdtfko grnjvxt8y[af.sh\j6g[yj’7nfaj’muj76gIafgxao8q;1jk’zjko,k

• [vdoadIPog[yj’;q’0v[muj,u7ede,t.oI6[c[[ ing c]h;g[yj’7ela[.\ jwxrvh,D

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.shoadIPoltcf’mjkmk’3fpoe.-h7ede,t.\jD • 9afoadIPogxao95F 95]tluj { sqd7qo grn jvln[8+sUôgd,D

6. Grammar note sa^dw;pkdvo

• 76vjkoxt3spdmu j1j6.o;q’0v[.shoadIPo2a’D

• 76vjko c]t .shoadIPovjko8k,sa’D

• 76vtmy[kpdkooe.-h dk]txaf95[aome,tfk c]t dk]tde]a’gIafde]a’fegouo1j6 .shoadIPo2a’D

• 76pqd8q;1kj’c8j]txt3spd.shoadIPog[yj’D

• .shoadIPopqd8q;1kj’D 7. Listen and complete 2 a’ c]t 8nj,.sh7q[ • 76[vdoadIPog[yj’ leo;omujgxaogxQk\kp g-ajo G Today, Soumaly’s walking to

school but she usually rides her bicycle . c]h;g/ydxt3spd D • 76[vdoadIPog[yj’[qfg/ydsaf dPj;da[dko2a’ c]h;g/ydg;Qkxt3spd D Always What does Soumaly always do? Usually What does Soumaly usually do? Never What does Soumaly never do?

• 76[vdoadIPodjkpxt3spdgsq j^koU.lj.oxN,0Po c]t rvh,fP;daooAod=.shg0qkg9Qk rtpkpk,7yfsk7ela[muj0kfwxD • 76vjko c]t .shoadIPo2a’gmqjkoAoD 9kdoAo76vjkovud 2 gmnjv c]t .shoadIPo8n j, 7emu j0kfwxrvh,D • .shoadIPod;fcdh[qfg/ydsafda[76j0v’g0qkg9Qk;jk 9t,u7e8v[7ndao sn^ 8jk’daoD

• d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD Answer / 7e8v[ Always Soumaly always goes to bed early. She always eats rice porridge for breakfast. She always brushes her hair in the morning.

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Usually Soumaly usually rides her bike to school. She usually visits her grandparents in the summer holidays. She usually helps her parents on the weekend. Never She never wears jeans to school. She never drinks coffee. She never forgets to clean her teeth.

Script / [qfvjko What does Soumaly always do? Soumaly always goes to bed early. She always eats rice porridge for breakfast. She always brushes her hair in the morning. What does Soumaly usually do? Soumaly usually rides her bike to school. She usually visits her grandparents in the summer holidays. She usually helps her parents at the weekend. What does Soumaly never do? Soumaly never wears jeans to school. She never drinks coffee. She never forgets to brush her teeth. 8. Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[ • dyf9tdedjvovjkoG 764k,oadIPodPj;da[I6[rk[D • 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’ 2 7A’D • [vd.shoadIPovkjo[qf.o.9 c]h;.shg0qkg9Qk vjkogxao76j sn^ dj5,D • 9afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde 4k, c]t 8v[ D dyf9tdeoUc,jogrnjv1aj’ g[yj’ 7;k,g0Qk.90v’oadIPo dPj;da[[qfg/ydsafD • g8nvo.shoadIPozafxPjodao 4k, c]t 8v[D • d;fcdhgmy’dtfkoD Answer / 7e8v[

1. Yes, it is. 4. No, they don't. 2. No, they are not. 5. No, he doesn’t. 3. No, he isn’t.

• gvUooadIPoc8j]t7qovkjoD

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9. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,.sh7q[ • 76.shoadIPo8nj,[qfg/ydsaf.sh7q[4;hoD • d;fcdhoe\j6 sn^ d;fcdhgmy’dtfkoD Example: 1. I always wear glasses. 2. I sometimes watch a game show on TV. 10. Choose and complete g]nvd c]t 8nj,.sh7q[

• 76.shoadIPogIaf[qfg/ydsafoUf;hp8qogv’ sn^ gvqkwxgIafgxao;Pd[khod+wfhD Answer / 7e8v[

1. May is writing a letter to her friend now. 2. Pheng usually eats bread for breakfast. 3. Vanh plays tennis on Saturday. 4. Pupe is studying for his math test now. 5. Noy reads a book every night.

6. Aliya is drinking milk. 11. Write

• .shoadIPogIaf[qfg/ydsafoUf;hp8qogv’D • d;fcdhoe\j6 sn^ d;fcdhgmy’dtfkoD

Answer / 7e8v[ 1. Miss Phanalat is teaching English now. 2. Bouakham is making tea now. 3. Kham and Chanh are sitting on the floor. 4. Seng is riding her bicycle to school. 5. My father is reading the newspaper.

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Lesson 2 Vilayvanh and her family [qfIPomu 2 ;yw];ao c]t 7v[7q;0v’]k;

.o[qfIPooUoadIPo9twfhIPom;o7nodk]t.ovkfuf c]t xaf95[ao c]t IPo7ede ,tmuj[+xqddt8y (irregular verb).

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j • djvog0Qkl6j[qfIPo768A’7e4k, 3fp4k,oadIPo;jkg0qkg9Qkg7up,udkog7njvows;

spa’cfj.og;]kpa’ovhpF m;o7no7edy]ypkD • 764k,oadIPo 3 - 4 7qo c]h;0Po7e8v[0v’g0qkg9Qk.ljgmy’dtfkoD

• 76[vdoadIPogxufxN, c]h; vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko 2 7A’D • .shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’76 rvh,ma’pjk’vhv,svh’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’[+4ndD

4hkskd,u7qov jkovvdlP’[+4nd g;]kv jkol5fc]h; .sh76vjko.shg0qkg9Qk2a’vudD • 76.shoadIPo9eo;o\nj’vkjo.sh\j62a’D

2. Read vjko • 76[vdoadIPog[yj’I6[ c]t 4k,gvqk7ela[9kdoadIPoD dyf9tdeoU9tgxaodkom;o7no[qfIPogdqjk c8j76[+7;os;a’9t.shoadIPo9njwfhm5d 1kj’ 9kdoAo760Po7ela[mu jwfh9kdoadIPo.ljdtfkoD • 76vjko 2 gmnjv grnjv.shoadIPo2a’ c]t vjko8k,D • oerkoadIPogIafdyf9tde.o0=h 3.

Script / [qfvjko

When I was young, I lived in a small village with my parents and my four brothers. Our house was big and we had goats, ducks, and chickens. In our garden, there were vegetables.

My brothers and I went to school in our village. The school was near our house and we walked to school every day.

There was a river behind our house, so we went fishing every day after school. Two years ago, we came to live in Vientiane because my father had a new job there. We all felt sad when we left our village because our friends and family were there.

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3. Read and list vjko c]t 9afdj5,7ede,t

• .shoadIPovjko[qf c]h;.sh0Pom5d7ede,tmujg0qkg9Qkgsao9kd[qfvkjo.lj.oxB,D

• 9afoadIPogxao76j c]h;.shg0qkg9Qkrvh,dao0Po7ede,t.sh4nddj5,faj’1j6.o8q;1jk’D

• d;fcdh.ljdtfkoF 3fpdko9af7ede,tgxaolv’d5j,F 7ede,tmuj[+xqddt8y 9t0Po fh;p,bdlug0A,D

Answer / 7e8v[ The irregular verbs are in bold: was, lived, was, had, were, went, was, walked, was, went, came, had, felt, left, were. 4. Practise g/ydcv[ • ltg|uG Yes, that’s right. No, I don’t think so.

• 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’.o[qfg/ydsaf0=hoUG 76vtmy[kpdkooe.-hleo;omujltcf’ [vdg4y’7;k,gsaofugsaorhv, c]t [+gsaofuoeD 9kdoAo .shoadIPocxgxaorklk ]k;D • 76g;Qks^kpxt3spd8nj,vudgrnjv.shoadIPo[vd;jkgsaofu sn^ [+gsaofuoeD 76oerkoadIPog/yd 3fpoe.-hxt3spd0hk’]5j,oUD

It’s very hot today. Yes, that’s right. The blackboard is clean. No, I don’t think so. There are a lot of trees in the school yard. The class next door is very noisy. My shoes are new, etc.

• 9afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeD 76vtmy[kp;jk4hkoadIPo8v[fh;p No,

g0qkg9Qk9t8hv’cx’xt3spd7no grnjv.sh4nd8vh’D g[yj’.o8q;1jk’D • g,njvoadIPogIaf[qfg/ydsafc]h;F .shg0qkg9Qkd;fcdhc[[xkdgxqjkD Answer / 7e8v[

1. Vilayvanh’s house in the village was big. Yes, that’s right. 2. In the village, Vilayvanh and her brothers went to school by bicycle. No, I don’t think so. They walked to school.

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3. In the village, Vilayvanh went swimming in the river every day. No, I don’t think so. She went fishing everyday. 4. Vilayvanh came to live in Vientiane two years ago. Yes, that’s right. 5. Her father’s new job was in a factory. No, I don’t think so. Her father’s new job was in an office. 6. Vilayvanh and her family felt happy when they left their village.

No, I don’t think so. They felt sad when they left their village. 5. Listen and complete 2a’ c]t 8nj,.sh7q[ • .shoadIPog[yj’I6[gInvo0v’;yw];aomuj1j6;P’9aoF c]h;.sh[vd7ela[8k,I6[rk[D

• .shoadIPovjko[qf c]t 7yfsk7emu j0kfwxD .shoadIPo0Poc8j 0=h 1 – 8

.ljxN, 0Po grnjv.shg0qkg9Qk8nj,7e0kfskpwxg;]k2a’76v jkoD • 76vjkogmjnvmevyf c]t .shoadIPo2a’gmqjkoAoD 9kdoAo76vjkovud lv’gmnjv c]h;.sh oadIPo2a’ c]t 0Powxrvh,D • d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD 9kdoAo .shoadIPo9afgxao76jgIafdyf9tde g;Qk c]t 0Po

grnjv.shg0qkg9Qkwfh,u [qfvkjomuj8nj,7q[4;hoc]tlq,[6o16j.oxN,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD Answer / 7e8v[ 1. is 5. walk 2. got 6. go 3. have 7. are 4. got 8. feel

Script / [qfv jko Our house in Vientiane is small, and we haven’t got a garden but we like it.

We have many friends now, and my brothers and I have got new bicycles. We cannot walk to school because it is far from our house. We go shopping every Saturday. There are many shops here. We all feel very happy.

6. Grammar note sa^dw;pkdvo • grnjv.shg0qkg9QkIPo8nj,7ede,t[+xqddt8y 76oerkoadIPovjko 2-3 7A’ c]h;.sh g0qkg9Qkvjko8k,sa^’D sa’9kdoAo.shoadIPocxgxaorklk]k;D

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7. Practise g/ydcv[ • 76oerkoadIPog/ydvjkoxt3spdgsqjkoUD

• 76.shoadIPolkh’xt3spd c]t v jko.sh\j62a’D

8. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,.sh7q[ • .shoadIPo8nj,c8j]txt3spd.shlq,[6oD

• d;fcdhoe\j6 sn^ gmy’dtfkoD

9. Write 0Po • .shoadIPo0Pogxao;Pd[khod+wfhD

• 9afoadIPogxaod5j, 4-5 7qogrjnvvjkol6jdao2a’D

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Lesson 3 A hard-working man [qfIPomu 3 7qof5|ajo .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9twf hIPoI6[c[[0v’7ede,tmu j[+xqddt8yD m;o7noI6[c[[0v’dk]t.ovkfuf c]t dk]txaf95[aoD


• dvjog0Qkl6j[qfIPo 76 m;o7no7edy]ypk[+xqddt8yF grnjv.shoadIPo9nj[qfIPogdqjkD

• 764k,oadIPo 3 - 4 7qo c]h;0Po7e8v[0v’g0qkg9Qk.ljgmy’dtfkoD

• 76[vdoadIPogxufxN, c]h; vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko 2 7A’D • .shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’76 rvh,ma’pjk’vhv,svh’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’[+4ndD

4hkskd,u7qov jkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h; .sh76vjko.shg0qkg9Qk2a’vudD • 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D

2. Read and choose vjko c]t g]nvd • 76vtmy[kpcd joadIPo;jk g0qkg9Qk9twfhgIafdyf9tde vkjo c]t g]nvd7ela[muj4nd 8vh’F sa^’9kdoAo .sh0Po.l jxN,0PoD • d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

Answer / 7e8v[ In the past, Kham worked very hard. He worked from the early morning and came home late in the evening. He had a small farm. He grew rice and raised animals. A few years ago, he grew more rice and raised more animals. His wife and children worked on the farm, too. They all worked hard. Now, Kham has a big farm and many animals. His family has a happy life.

3. Practise g/ydcv[ • dyf9tdeoU d=7hkp7ndaoda[dyf9tde.o[qfIPomu jzk jo,kD 769afoadIPogxao76j c]h; gIafdyf9tde 3fpoe.-hg8adoydfa j’fP;daoda[.o[qfIPomu 2, [qfg/ydsaf0=h 4.

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4. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, • 76oerkoadIPogIafdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D Script / [qfvjko A: What are you doing? B: I’m listening to the radio. A: Do you always listen to the radio?

B: Yes, I do. I usually listen to the radio but yesterday I watched television.

5. Complete and practise 8nj,.sh7q[ c]t g/ydsaf • 76oerkoadIPog[yj’[qflqomtokmu 1 c]h;4k,gvqkc8j]txt3spd9kdoadIPo D • 9afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeg[yj’ c]t g;QkD .shoadIPozafx jPodaog/yd g;Qkxt3spd.sh7q[\qfma’ 5 [qflqomtokD • d;fcdh.ljdtfko sn^ .shoadIPogvqk[qflqomtokoUwx0Pogxao;Pd[khod+wfhD Answer / 7e8v[

1. A: What are you doing? B: I’m playing basketball. A: Do you always play basketball. B: I usually play basketball but yesterday I played volleyball.

2. A: What are you doing? B: I’m washing the dishes. A: Do you always wash the dishes? B: I usually wash the dishes but yesterday my mother washed them.

3. A: What are you doing? B: I’m swimming in the river. A: Do you always swim in the river? B: I usually swim in the river but yesterday I swam in the swimming pool.

4. A: What are you doing? B: I’m cooking dinner. A: Do you always cook dinner? B: I usually cook dinner but yesterday my brother cooked dinner.

5. A: What are you doing? B: We’re reading English books. A: Do you always read English books? B: We usually read English books but yesterday we read newspapers.

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6. Write and practise 0Po c]t g/ydsaf • [qfg/ydsafohuc,jo[qfm;odPj;da[w;pkdvo 76.shoadIPogIafgxaodj5,D 7ede,t

lj;o.sjpc,jo7ela[gdqjkD faj’oAo 76rP’c8j4k,g[yj’;jk,u7ela[.fmujg0qkg9Qk[+I6h9adD • d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD Answer / 7e8v[

Everyday At the moment Yesterday I catch a bus. I am catching a bus. I caught a bus. I climb a tree. I am climbing a tree. I climbed a tree. I come to school. I am coming to school. I came to school. I do my homework. I am doing my homework. I did my homework. I drink milk. I am drinking milk. I drank milk. I eat dinner. I am eating dinner. I ate dinner. I feel happy. I am feeling happy. I felt happy. I get up early. I am getting up early. I got up early. I go to school. I am going to school. I went to school. I leave home early. I am leaving home early. I left home early. I make the bed. I am making the bed. I made the bed. 7. Write 0Po • [qfg/ydsafohuc,jo[qfm;odPj;da[7ede,t[+xqddt8y 76.shoadIPogIafgxao76j sn^ gIaf

gxao;Pd[hkod+wfhD • d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD Answer / 7e8v[ 1. saw 2. came 3. forgot 4. made 5. found 6. swam 7. bought 8. understood 9. wrote 10. won

8. Match 9af76j.shdq’dao • .shoadIPogIafgxao76j sn^ f;hp8qogv’d=wfh grnjv9af76j7ede,txqddt8y c]t [+xqd

dt8y.sh4nd8hv’D • d;fcdhgmy’dtfkoD Answer /7e8v[

1. felt 2. slept 3. did 4. wrote 5. saw 6. went 7. were 8. got 9. was 10. read 11. gave 12. spoke 13. took 14. had 15. brought

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Lesson 1 Soumaly’s bag [qfIPomu ! 4q’0v’l5,k]u

IPo8A’7e4k, c]t 8v[7e4k,djP;da[7;k,gxaog9Qk0v’D Lesson 2 It doesn’t belong to me. [qfIPomu @ ,ao[+c,jo0v’0hvp IPovjkoF 8A’7e4k, c]t 8v[7e4k,djP;da[7;k,gxaog9Qk0v’fh;p s^kpM;ymuD Lesson 3 Where’s my hat? [qfIPomu # \;d0v’0hvp16j.lL IPooe.-h 7e[5[rt[qf[vdlt4komu jD

g;]kIPoG _ -qj;3,’ dkodtdP,G

djvo0Boshv’768hv’dtdP,G 1k’]b[F w,h[aomafF l=feF 0v’cs^,l=F s;uF dtgxqkg’yoF dtc9F xB,vjko c]t

xB,0Po .lj.o4q’rkp s^n 9tgxaoI6[rk[d jP;da[;af45faj’djk;d=wfhD

95fxtlq’G .shoadIPo IPo8A’7e4k, c]t 8v[7e4k,djP;da[7;k,gxaog9Qk0v’fh;p

s^kpM;ymuD .shoadIPo IPooe.-h7e[5[rt[qf[vdlt4komuj(on, in under).

]tf a[7kf\kpG sâ’9kd9q[[qfIPooUoadIPolk,kfG

8A’7e4k,grnjv4k,skg9Qk0v’0v’;af45lyj’0v’.f|b j’wfhs^kpc[[s^kp;ymuD 8v[7e4k,djP;da[7;k,gxaog9Qk0v’F c,jo.zgxaog9Qk0v’lyj’0v’oAoMD oe.-h7e[5[rt[qf[vdlt4komuj grnjv[vdmu j8A’0v’;af458jk’MD


Unit Four

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Lesson 1 Soumaly’s bag [qfIPomu ! 4q’0v’l5,k]u

.o[qfIPooU oadIPo9tIPodjP;da[dko8A’7e4k, c]t 8v[7e4k,d jP;da[7;k, gxaog9Qk0v’D

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j djvog0Qkl6j[qfIPo 764k,oadIPogxaorklk]k;;jkg;]k,k3I’IPog0qkg9Qkwfh9af

;af45v5xtdvo lj;o8q; vao.f cfj.lj.o4q’0v’g0qkg9Qk 9kdoAo.sh4k,gvqk7;k, \kpgxaorklkva’dyf9kd7ela[gs^qjkoAoD 76.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D 76vjko7ela[.o;q’0v[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko @ 7A’ .shoadIPog[yj’xB,c8j[+wfhvjko

8k,sâ’gmnjvD 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sâ’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’[+

4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdz6hvjkozyfoAovjko7no .sh4ndD

76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\6j2a’D

2. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 76pqd4q’rkp.l jv5xtdvomujdP,w;h.shoadIPog[yj’c]h;[vdoadIPo; jk This is

Soumaly’s bag. Soumaly usually carries these things in her bag. 76oegvqk;af45mu jdP,,k.shoadg[yj’wxgmnjv]t1jk’rhv,ma’lv[4k,gvqk7ela[

gxaorklkva’dyf 3fpdko.-h7e4k, What’s this in English? le]a[0=h !F @F #F $F &F * c]t _D What are these? le]a[0=h ( c]t ) c]h;0Po.ljgmy’dtfko8k, ]efa[7nG 1. rubber 2. ruler 3. pencil 4. sharpener 5. comb 6. purse 7. keys

8. books 9. notebook. 76rkoadIPovjko7ela[gmy’dtfko7no lv’ s^n lk,7A’D 76]b[7ela[ma’\qf16jgmy’

dtfkovvd c]h;.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tdeg[yj’ c]t g;Qk 3fp.shoadIPog[y j’ I6[wxgmnjv]tI6[rhv,ma’[vd7;k,\kpgxaorklkva’dyfD

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3. Grammar note sadw;pkdvo 76vtmy[kpdjP;da[xt3spdmujgxao9eo;o|hvp (singular) c]t xt3spdmujgxao 9eo;os^kp (plural) .shoadIPo2a’ma’gxaodkom;o7nodjP;da[ demonstrative “this\ these” c]t grammar rule 0v’ present simple oevudD

.oxt3spdmujgxao9eo;o|hvp (singular) 7n ,ulyj’0v’rP’vaofP; 9t8hv’.-h (demonstrative) this muj,u7;k,\kp;jk oU c]t verb to be gxao is grktgxao[5]5fmulk,9eo;o|hvpD d=]toufP;daoda[ verb to belong g-yj’9t 8hv’,u8q; s shvpmhkp. .oxt3spdmujgxao9eo;os^kp (plural) 7n ,ulyj’0v’s^kpdj;kvaofP; 9t8hv’.-h (demonstrative) these muj,u7;k,\kp; jk gs^q jkoU c]t verb to be gxao are. grktgxao[5]5fmulk,9eo;os^kpD d=]toufP;daoda[ verb to belong g-yj’9t 8hv’[+,u8q; s shvpmhkp. lj;o ’s mujshvp16jsâ’0v’-nj l5,k]u oAo c, jo,u7;k,\kpfP;daoda[ belong g-yj’\kp7;k,;jk gxao0v’lj;o8q;0v’ok’l5,k]uD 8q;1jk’G This is Soumaly’s ruler = oUc,j j ow,h[aomaf0v’ok’l5,k]u This ruler belongs to Soumaly= w,h[aomafoUc,jo0v'l5,k]uo0v’ok’l5,k]u These are Soumaly’s keys = gs^qjkoUc,jodtc90v’ok’l5,k]u These keys belong to Soumaly = dtc9gsq jkoUgxao0v’ok’l5,k]u

76.shoadIPog[yj’I6[.odyf9tde @ 7no c]h;g/ydg;Qkma’lv’xt3spdc8j ! g4y’ _ 8q;1jk’G 1. This is Soumaly’s rubber. This rubber belongs to Soumaly.

7. These are Soumaly’s keys. These keys belong to Soumaly.

4. Point and say -U c]t g;Qk 769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde -Uc]tg;Qk 8k,8q;1jk’.oxB,c[[IPoD

5. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’d jvo|bj’gmnjv

9kdoAo769bj’vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sâ’D 769afoadIPogxao76jgl]u s^n gxao95 grnjvg/yd8A’7e4k, c]t .sh7e8v[D

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6. Listen and match 2a’ c]t 9af76j 76vtmy[kp.shoadIPo2a’;jk8+wxoUg0qkg9Qk9twfh2a’[qflqomtok]ts;jk’mhk;[5o,u c]tok’,k]u.shoadIPo2a’ c]t 0uf]6dlvo9kdI6[rk[lyj’0v’muj16jmk’2kd

-hkp,nwx .ljda[z6hmujgxaog9Qk0v’16j2kd0;k,n.sh4ndD 76vkf9tgvuhogvqkoadIPomujgdaj’ d;jk\j6.oshv’ 0Bo,kvjko[qflqomtokoed=wfhD

76vjko[qflqomtok.shoadIPo2a’ |bj’ s^n lv’7A’D 76 c]t oadIPo rhv,daod;fcdh16 j|hkdtfkoD 7e8v[G xB, gxao0v’ [5o8kF 1k’]b[ gxao0v’ ;aoluF dtc9 gxao0v’ [5o,uF l=fe gxao0v’ l5,k]uD

Scripts / [qfvjko Maly: Bounmy whose are these books? Bounmy: They belong to Bounta. Maly: Whose is this rubber? Bounmy: It belongs to Vansy. Maly: Whose are these keys? Bounmy: They belong to me. Maly: And whose is this pencil? Bounmy: It belongs to Soumaly.

7. Complete and practise 8 nj,7e.sh7q[ c]t g/ydcv[ 76oerkoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tde 8n j,7e.sh7q[D 769afoadIPogxao76j.shg0qkg9Qk-j;pdao8nj,7ela[muj0kfwx.l j.o[jvos;jk’0v’[qflqo mtok]ts;jk’mhk;[5o,u c]t ok’,k]u 9kdoAo .shg0qkg9Qkg/yd4k, c]t 8v[ 7e4k,3fpx jPodaogxao mhk;[5o,u c]t ok’,k]uD d;fcdhfh;pdkogvUooadIPo lk, s^n luj76j 1no0Boxt8y[afdyf9tde 4k,{8v[D 7e8v[G A: Bounmy, whose books are these? B: They belong to Bounta. A: Whose rubber is this? B: It belongs to Vansy. A: Whose keys are these?

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B: They belong to me. A: And whose is this pencil? B: It belongs to Soumaly.

‹ 9afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvg/ydcv[[qflqomtokD 8. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[

‹ 769afoadIPogxao95 95]t ${* 7qo grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde4k, c]t 8v[D

‹ .shoadIPoc8j]t7qogvqklyj’0v’lj;o8q;0v’g0qkg9Qk7qo]t $ 1jk’;k’w;hgmy’ 38t oadIPo7qo|bj’9a[lyj’0v’muj[+c,jo0v’8qogv’0Bo c]h;8A’7e4k, Whose is this…? s^n Whose are these…?

oadIPo7qo.fgxaog9Qk0v’9t8hv’[vd;jk This is my…. s^n These are my … lj;ooadIPomujgs^nv9t[vd;jkc,jo.zgxaog9Qk0v’lyj’0v’oAoMg-ajoG It belongs to… s^n They belong to…

‹ 76cotoe.shoadIPozafxjPodao4k, c]t 8v[ .o0totgIafdyf9tdegxao95D 9. Grammar note sadw;pkdvo

‹ 76vtmy[kpdko8A’7e4k, c]t 8v[7e4k,djP;da[7;k,gxaog9Qk0v’g-yj’lk ,kf.-hwfhma’lv’xt3spdfaj’oUG Whose book is this? c]t lk,kf8v[ wfhma’lk,7e8v[G It belongs to Bounta, It’s Bounta’s s^n It’s Bounta’s book.

10. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,7e.sh7q[

‹ [qfg/ydsafoU7;ogIafgxao;Pd[hkoF d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD lyj’le7aoc,jo.shoad IPowfhd;fcdhfh;p8qogv’grkt;jk dyf9tdeoUc,jodkolts^5[leo;orklk7noD

7e8v[G 1. Whose bag is this? It belons to Bounmy. It’s Bounmy’s bag. 2. Whose ruler is this? It belongs to Maly. It’s Maly’s ruler. 3. Whose bicycle is this? It belongs to Siboun. It’s Siboun’s bicycle. 4. Whose shoes are these? They belong to Vansy. They are Vansy’s shoes. 5. Whose book is this? It belongs to Bounta. It’s Bounta’s book. 6. Whose blouse is this? It belongs to Chanthy. It’s Chanthy’s blouse. 7. Whose socks are these? They belong to Xasana. They’re Xaysana’s socks. 8. Whose pencil is this? It belongs to Phoukeo.It’s Phoukeo’s pencil.

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Lesson 2 It doesn’t belong to me. [qfIPomu @ ,ao[+c,jo0v’0hvp .o[qfIPooU oadIPo9twfhIPovjkoF 8A’7e4k,F 4k, c]t 8v[7e4k, djP;da[7;k,gxaog9Qk0v’fh;ps^kp;ymuD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j djvog0Qkl6j[qfIPo764k,oadIPo]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPoz6h.fI6h,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[mu j.-h .o[qfIPooUxt,ko ${& 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D

76vjko7ela[.o;q’0v[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko @ 7A’ .shoadIPog[yj’xB,c8j[+wfhvjko 8k,sâ’gmnjvD

76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sâ’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’[+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’p+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdz6hvjkozyfoAovjko 7no.sh4ndD


2. Read vjko 76[vdoadIPog[yj’I6[c]h;g;QkdjP;da[I6[oAogxaorklkva’dyf c]t rklk]k;D 76lv[4k,oadIPo8+7ela[gs^qjkoUG wind, blow… blew c8j[+8hv’lvo7ela[.\ joU gmnjv grkt;jk[qfg/ydsaf8+wxc,jogoAo|ad.ljdkogfqksk7;k,\kp0v’7ela[9kd [qfvjkoD 76vjko1jk’|hvplv’gmnjvc]h;.shoadIPo2a’ c]t vjko8k,D

3. List 9afgxaod5j, 76.shoadIPoc8 j]t7qog0Qkl6jdyf9tde 0Po7ede,t9kd[qfv jkog]up3f[[+8hv’.sh g0qkg9QkgIafdyf9tde 4k, c]t 8v[7e4k,.fMD [vdoadIPo;jkg0qkg9Qk9twfhxt 8y[afdyf9tdeoAorkpsâ’[qfg/ydsaf0=hmu #?D oadIPo9afd5j,7ede,tfh;p8qogv’9kd oAo.shg0qkg9Qklq,mP[da[\6j76jD

76d;fcdhoeoadIPo16j|hkdtfkoD

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7e8v[G Regular verbs Irregular verbs

finished became landed blew happened flew laughed ran joked was cleaned were 4. Match 9af76j.shdq’dao 76vkf.shoadIPoc8j]t7qogIaffh;p8qogv’ 9kdoAod;fcdh7e8v[ da[76jlqomtokD

76-5dp6h.shoadIPortpkpk,gfqksk7;k,\kp0v’7ela[9kd[qfvjkoF g-yj’dko IPo7ela[;ymuoU,uzqofus^kp8+oadIPoD

d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD Answers / 7e8v[G suddenly = quickly and with surprise neighbourhood = the area around where you live belongings = the things you own quiet = still with no noise mess = not tidy

5. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, xt8y[afdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D

0=hla’gdfG mhk;,t3ome Ihv’-nj0v’grnjvo[hko]k;;jk ‘Mr. Phet’ gxaorklk va’dyfF .sh764k,oadIPo;jkG mhk;,t3ome 9tIhv’-njgrnjvo[hko0v’]k;z6hoAo;jk

co;.fgxaorklk]k;D 76vtmy[kp;jkG .orklkva’dyf .og;]kIhv’-njz6h.fz6h|bj’9t[+,u7e;jk ]5’F xhkF

vhkp s^n vnjoMF ltoAo .orklkva’dyf g0qk9tg;Qk-nj0v’7qoz6hoAovvd,kg]up g4y’c,jo;jk7qoz6hoAo9tvkp58+k s^n ;jkl6’dj;k8qogv’d=8k,D

6. Grammar note sadw;pkdvo 76vtmy[kp;jkma’lv’76jxt3spd.o;q’0v[c,jo,u7;k,\kp7ndaoG

It belongs to me. = It’s mine. = ,aoc,jog7njv’0v’0hvpD

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It belongs to you. = It’s yours. = ,aoc,jo g7njv’0v’g9Qk X0v’r;dg9Qk?D It belongs to him. = It’s his. = ,aoc,jo g7njv’0v’]k; Xz6h-kp|b j’7qo?D It belongs to her. = It’s hers. = ,aoc,jo g7njv’0v’]k; Xz6hpy’|b j’7qo?D It belongs to us. = It’s ours. = ,aoc,jo g7njv’0v’r;d0hvpD

It belongs to them. = It’s theirs. = ,aoc,jo g7njv’0v’r;dg0qkD .shoadIPodjkp ‘possessive pronouns’ .lj.oxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

7. Listen and match 2a’ c]t 9af76 j.shdq’dao 76vtmy[kp.shoadIPo2a’;jk8+wxoUg0qkg9Qk9twfh2a’mhk;r6cdh;g;Qkg4y’g7njv’0v’ 8jk’M0v’7qo.o7v[7q;0v’]k; .shoadIPo2a’ c]t \kp]6dlvo9kdI6[rk[ lyj’0v’muj16jfhkogmy’ .l jda[z6hmu jgxaog9Qk0v’16jmk’fhko]5 j,D 76vjko[qfg;Qk0v’mhk;r6cdh;.shoadIPo2a’ |bj’ s^n lv’7A’D 76 c]t oadIPo rhv,daod;fcdh16 j|hkdtfkoD

7e8v[G glNvpnf c]t glNvdao]q, mhk;r6cdh; dt3xj’ c]t glNvc0olAo ohv’lk;0v’mhk;r6cdh; 3lh’0kpk; c]t dt]ts;af vhkp0v’mhk;r6cdh; \;d c]t 4q’8uo r+c,j0v’mhk;r6cdh;

Scripts / [qfvjko Phoukeo: This T-shirt is mine and the jacket is mine too. This skirt is my sister’s and this blouse is hers too. These trousers are my brother’s and this tie is his too. These socks are mum and dad’s and these hats are theirs too.

8. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 769afoadIPogxao76j .shg0qkg9Qkg[yj’I6[16j[qfg/ydsaf0=h ( 7no sâ’9kdoAo.shg0qkg9Qk

g/yd4k, c]t 8v[7e4k,d jP;da[7;k,gxaog9Qk0v’ 3fpxjPozPodaogxao A c]t B 7n[qf8q;1jk’D 7e8v[G his, hers, theirs, his, theirs, his, theirs, hers.

.shoadIPo @ s^n # 76j 1no0Bog;Qk [qflqomtok7noD

9. Grammar note sadw;pkdvo 76vtmy[kpsadw;pkdvod jP;da[ 7;k,gxaog9Qk0v’.o;q’0v[.shoadIPo2a’D

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dko.-h ’s s^n s’ .odko[vd7;k,gxaog9Qk0v’G sâ’7eok,mujgxao9eo;o|hvp 9tshvp ’s. 8q;1jk’G It’s Phoukeo’s = ,aoc,jo0v’mhk;r6cdh;D

sâ’7eok,mujgxao9eo;os^kpmuj]q’mhkpfh;p8q; s c]h; 9t.ljc8j apostrophe gmqjkoAoD 8q;1jk’G It’s his parents’ = ,aoc,jo0v’r+c,j 0v’]k;D sâ’7eok,mujgxao9eo;os^kpmuj[+wfh]q’mhkpfh;p8q; s 9tshvp’s. 8q;1jk’G It’s the children’s = ,aoc,jo0v’r;dgfadohvpD 7;k,c8d8jk’0v’dko.-h ’s ]ts;jk’ possessive c]t short form 0v’ is 8q;1jk’G the dog’s ball = the ball of the dog = \kd[ko0v’\k Fido’s a dog = Fido is a dog = 2u3fhc, jo\k8q;|bj’D

10. Complete 8nj,7e.sh7q[ 76cotoe.shoadIPogIafdyf9tdeoUfh;p8qogv’ [vd.shg0qkg9Qkg[yj’.o;q’0v[ mevyf0v’[qfg/ydsaffP;daooUgrnjvgxaoc[[1jk'c]h;djkp.lj j xB, 0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD 7e8v[G I my mine You your yours He his his She her hers Soumaly her hers We our ours Manotham his his Manotham and Soumaly their theirs

11. Puzzle gd,xyflt|k

dyf9tdeoUgxaodkog/ydlt\v’ 76lk,kfxjvp.shoadIPogIaffh;p8qogv’ 1j6.oshv’ IPo sn 16j[hkod=wfhD 7e8v[G A: fish B: keys C: bag D: shoes

12. Chant vjko8k,9a’s;t dyf9tdeoUgxaodkog/ydvjkowx8k,9a’s;tgrn jv.shoadIPowfhg/ydg;Qkrklk.sh7jv’

0BoD 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’djvoS 9kdoAoF .shoadIPo\qfshv’vjkorhv,dao grnjvgxao dkolhk’[aopkdkf.oshv’IPoD

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Lesson 3 Where’s my hat? [qfIPomu # \;d0hvp16j.lL .o[qfoU oadIPo9twfhIPovjko c]t oe.-h 7e[5[rt[qf[vdlt4komujD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\jj 76.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D 76vjko7ela[.o;q’0v[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko @ 7A’ .shoadIPog[yj’xB,c8j[+wfhvjko


4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdz6hvjkozyfoAovjko7no .sh4ndD

76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko.sh\6j2a’D


9kdoAo769b j’vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sâ’xt,ko @ s^n # 7A’D 76lv[4k,gvqk7;k,\kpgxaorklk]k;9kdoadIPo;jk.o[qflqomtokoUwfhg;Qk g4y’spa’ rhv,ma’0Po7e[5[rt[qf in, on, under .ljgmy’dtfkoD

76vtmy[kpdjP;da[dkooe.-h7e[5[rt[qf in, on, under .shoadIPo2a’D 4hk16jgmy’ .sh.lj on 16j|hk7eok,G It’s on the table. 4hk16j.o .sh.lj in 16j|hk7eok,G It’s in the bedroom.

4hk16jdhv’ .sh.l j under 16j|hk7eok,G It’s under the bed.

3. Read and complete vjko c]t 8uj,7e.sh7q[ dyf9tdeoU76[+9egxao8hv’vjko.shoadIPo2a’grkt7ela[lj;os^kp]h;oc8jc,jo7e la[mujoadIPog7upgsao,kdjvoc]h; 76[vd.shoadIPovjko[qf.o.9 9kdoAo4k,oad IPo;jk gxaospa’c,j0v’ok’l5,k]u9bj’.9IhkpL 9kdoAod=lbdlkco;7yfoadIPo .shI6h9ad,hPo,aflyj’0v’.shgxao]t[P[IP[Ihvpgrnjv7;k,ltvkf9q[Ck,D

76[vdoadIPo.-h7e[5[rt[qf in, on s^n under 8nj,.ljxt3spd7e8v[ 3fpvu’ .lj[qfvjkoD

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1. It’s on the chair. 2. They’re under the table. 3. It’s on the carpet. 4. They’re on the shelf. 5. They’re on the television. 6. It’s under the chair.

4. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po oUc,jo[qfg/ydsafm;o7no7ela[F 76oe.-hI6[rk[grnjvlv[4k,gvqk7ela[ c]t .sh oadIPog/ydg;Qk4hkgsao;jk9egxaoD

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769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeD d;fcdh.ljdtfkoF 76vkf9t.shoadIPo,kdtfkogrnjv0Po7ela[8jk’Mgsq jkoAo9kd

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5. Listen and choose 2a’ c]t g]nvd 76[vdoadIPo;jk 8+wxoUg0qkg9Qk9twfh2a’ ) xt3spdmujg;Qkg4y’lyj’0v’8jk’Mmuj16j .oshv’Ia[c0d.oI6[rk[0v’[qfg/ydsaf0=h $?D 4hkxt3spd.f4ndd=.sh0ufvhv,gvqk TRUE c]t 4hkxt3spd.fzyfd=.sh0ufvhv,gvqk FALSE.

[vdoadIPo0Pog]d ! g4y’ ) rhv,ma’7e8v[ TRUE c]t FALSE .lj.oxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

760Po TRUE c]t FALSE ma’ ) 0=h.ljgmy’dtfkoD 76[vdoadIPog[yj’I6[rk[0v’[qfg/ydsaf0=h $?D c]h; vjko.shoadIPo2a’

gmnjv]txt3spd [+mao.shoadIPo\kpgvqkvao.fgmnjvD 76[vd.shoadIPog]uj,gIafdyf9tde3fpdko2a’F g[yj’I6[rk[ c]h;0ufvhv,gvqk

TRUE s^n FALSE .

d;fcdh3fpdkogvUogvqkoadIPo|bj’7qo0Bo,kdtfkoF 76v jkowxgmnjv]txt3spd c]t.shoadIPoz6hoAo|kpgvqk TRUE s^n FALSE wxgmnjv]t0=h lj;ooadIPomujgs^nv d=.shg[yj’dtfkowxrhv,MdaoD

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7e8v[G 1 TRUE FALSE 5 TRUE FALSE 2 TRUE FALSE 6 TRUE FALSE

3 TRUE FALSE 7 TRUE FALSE 4 TRUE FALSE 8 TRUE FALSE

Script / [qfvjko 1. The glasses are on the table. 5. The TV is on the table. 2. The clock is on the wall. 6. The mat is on the floor. 3. The cat is under the table. 7. The books are under the shelf. 4. The picture is on the wall. 8. The chairs are on the corner.

6. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk oe.-hI6[rk[0v’[qfg/ydsaf0=h $?DX|hk &W? grnjvlv[4k,gvqkxt3spd9kdoadIPo

3fpoe.-h in, on, under c]t .shoadIPog/ydg;QkD 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvg;Qkxt3spd8+dao c]t daoD d;fcdh3fpdkogvUogvqkoadIPo &{* 7qo .shg;Qkz6h]txt3spd.sh\6j.oshv’2a’D

7. Write 0Po dyf9tdeoUc,jo8+9kddyf9tdedjvo 76cotoe.shoadIPo0Po * xt3spdmu jg0qkg9Qk wfhg;Qkzjko,koAo.lj.oxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

d;fcdh.ljdtfko 3fpdko.shoadIPo0Bowx0Pogmnjv]t7qo 7qo]txt3spd 76 c]t oadIPoma’\qfrhv,daod;fcdhD

8. Listen and tick 2a’ c]t \kp 76[vdoadIPo;jk 8+wxoUg0qkg9Qk9twfh2a’mhk;lq,rvog;Qkg4y’shv’IPo0v’]k;D 76[vd.shoadIPovjko\;f7ela[djP;da[lyj’0v’8jk’Mmujg0qkg9Qk9twfh2a’ c]t .l j g7njv’\kp .od=]toumuj,ulyj’0v’oAoM16j.oshv’IPo0v’mhk;lq,rvoD 76vjko[qfg;Qk0v’mhk;lq,rvo.shoadIPo2a’djvo|bj’7A’[+mao.shoadIPo\kpgvqk vao.fgmnjvD

76vjko[qfg;Qk0v’mhk;lq,rvo.shoadIPo2a’7A’mulv’ c]t [vd.shoadIPo\kp .ljmk’0hk’lyj’0v’muj,u16j.oshv’IPo0v’mhk;lq,rvoD d;fcdh3fpdko8A’7e4k, 4k,oadIPo; jkG “Are there two big tables in Somphone’s classroom?” , “Is there a video?” , …….

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7e8v[G - two big tables - twelve chairs - a video - a television - a board - pictures on the wall - a CD player - a telephone - books - two plants

Script / [qfvjko Somphone: Well, there are eleven students in my English class, so in our

classroom there are two big tables with twelve chairs. One chair is for our teacher, of course! And it’s in the corner. On the wall there is a board, and there are also some nice pictures. On the table there’s a CD player and there are also some books.

9. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk le]a[dyf9tdeoU oadIPo9twfhg/ydg;Qkxt3spd8q;9y’djP;da[lyj’0v’16j.oshv’ IPo0v’g0qkg9Qk 3fpdkooe.-h7e[5[rt[qf in, on, under c]t there is\there isn’t s^n there are\there aren’t … dyf9tdeoUc,jo8+9kddyf9tdedjvo oadIPo9twfhxP[mP[shv’IPo0v’8qogv’ .ljda[shv’IPo0v’mhk;lq,rvoD 76[vd.shoadIPola’gdfg[yj’lyj’0v’muj,u16j.oshv’IPo0v’8qogv’ 4hk;jk,u7ndaoda[

shv’IPo0v’mhk;lq,rvod=.shg;Qkgxaoxt3spd[vddjk;G there is a … on\in under the … 4hk;jk[+,u7ndaod=.shg;Qkgxaoxt3spdxt8yglfG there isn’t a … on\in\under the …D

djvog0Qkl6jdyf9tde 767;orkoadIPog;Qkdjvo9ad #{$ xt3spd ,uma’xt3spdmu j gxao9eo;o|hvp c]t xt3spdmu jgxao9eo;os^kp grn jv.shg0qkg9Qkg0Qk.99kdoAo 769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeD d;fcdh3fpdko.shoadIPogmnjv]t76j 1no0BoxjPodaog;Qkxt3spdz6h]t #{$ xt3spdD

10. Listen and sing 2a’ c]t Ihv’ [qfgr’oU c,jogrnjv7;k,,j;o-njo c]t gxaodkom;o7no0v’ present simple

tense Xdk]txt95[ao? c]t ’s muj[qj’[vd7;k,gxaog9Qk0v’D 76gxufgma[ lv’gmn jv c]t .shoadIPo2a’gmqjkoAoD 9kdoAo.shoadIPoIhv’gr’8k, gma[D 767;o.shoadIPo2a’d jvo1jk’|hvplv’gmnjv s^n s^kpd;jkoAo 4hkoadIPo8hv’ dkod=rkg0qkg9QkIhv’gr’s^kpM7A’D

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Revision [qfm;o7no dyf9tde8+wxoU c,jodyf9tdem;o7no 8A’c8j unit 1 g4y’ unit 4. ,u[k’dyf9tde

muj76lk,kf.shoadIPogIaffh;p8qogv’F gIafgxao76 j s^n gIafgxaod5j,d=wfhD 76lk,kfg]nvd[qfg/ydsafmuj9t.shoadIPogIaf.oshv’IPo s^n .shg0qkg9QkgIaf16jgInvo c]h;9bj’gvqk,kd;foedao16 jshv’IPoD Revision – Answer Keys Units 1 – 4 1. Listen and tick

Scripts: Phoukeo: What do I like to do? Let me see. Well, I like cooking very

much. I don’t like swimming. I don’t like water! Hmm. Reading. Yes. I like reading very much, and I like listening to the music. I like pop music and classical music. Television. Yes. I like watching television in the evenings. But I don’t like dancing. No, not at all! And yes, I like eating in the restaurants very much. I sometimes eat in the restaurants at weekends.

2. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk Some possible answers:

- Phoukeo likes cooking very much, but he doesn’t like swimming. - Phoukeo likes listening to the music, but he doesn’t like dancing. - Phoukeo likes reading, and he likes watching television too. - Phoukeo doesn’t like swimming, and he doesn’t like dancing too.

cooking

swimming

reading

listening to the music

watching television

dancing

eating in the restaurants

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3. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po 1. Phoukeo likes cooking. 2. Phoukeo doesn’t like swimming. 3. Phoukeo likes reading. 4. Phoukeo likes listening to the music. 5. Phoukeo likes watching television. 6. Phoukeo doesn’t like dancing. 7. Phoukeo likes eating in the restaurants.

4. Read and match vjko c]t 9af76j.shdq’dao It’s my breakfast. It’s theirs. It’s their new car. It’s Alex’s. It’s Alex’s favourite drink. It’s mine. It’s your favourite food. It’s the dogs’. It’s the dog’s breakfast. It’s yours. It’s the dogs’ breakfast It’s the dog’s.

5. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,7e.sh7q[ Every weekend, Sompong usually does the same things. On Saturdays,

she (get up) ...gets up... early and (go) goes jogging. In the afternoon, she (play) plays volleyball with her friends. In the evening, she (watch) watches TV or (read) reads English books. On Sundays, she (wash) washes her clothes and (clean) cleans her house. In the afternoon, she (meet) meets her friends and, in the evening, she (cook) cooks dinner and (go) goes to bed early. But last weekend, Sompong did different things. On Saturday, she (get up) ...got up... late and (do not go) didn’t go jogging. In the afternoon, she (play) played basketball. In the evening, she (listen) listened to music and (talk) talked with her friends on the telephone. On Sunday morning, she (go) went swimming. In the afternoon, she (stay) stayed at home and (read) read story books. In the evening, she (eat) ate dinner with her friends in a restaurant.

6. Write 0Po

1. sweep / school yard - They are going to sweep the school yard. 2. water / flowers - He is going to water the flowers. 3. tidy / garden - She is going to tidy the garden. 4. pick up / rubbish - We are going to pick up the rubbish. 5. clean / classroom - You are going to clean the classroom. 6. put up / flag - I am going to put up the flag.

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7. Write 0Po 1.watch } TV - I’m going to watch TV. - I’m not going to watch TV. 2. play } computer games. - I’m going to play computer games. - I’m not going to play computer games. 3. wash } my hair. - I’m going to wash my hair. - I’m not going to watch my hair. 4. do } my homework. - I’m going to do my homework. - I’m not going to do my homework. 8. Puzzle gd,xyflt|k A.

Fish and sticky rice Name: Aloun

A cup of coffee and vegetable salad Name: Davone

Yoghurt and apples Name: Bounthan

A bottle of milk Name: Chantha

B.

He is going swimming. She is going swimming.

He is going cycling. She is going shopping.

C. fruit

ice- cream cheese oil crisps salad tea milk cake chips egg meat

M F R U I T E S I C E C R E A ML A C H E E S E K K O I L G A A K E D P L G L T C R I S P S A Y S A L A D T E A

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D. Across 3 These books belong to us, and these pens are ours too. 5 Is that your parents’ car? – Yes. It’s theirs. 6 Is this Soumaly’s bag?

No. it isn’t hers. Down

1 This is Bounmy’s pencil sharpener, and this pencil is his too.

2 Whose purse is this. Is it yours? Yes. It’s mine.

4 Does this shirt belong to you, Phoukeo? No. it isn’t mine.

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Lesson 1 How do I get to the Bus Station? [qfIPomu ! 0hvp9twxlt4kou]qfg,wfhco;.fL IPo[vdmyfmk’ 3fpoe.-h7e[5[rt[qf [vdlt4komu jD Lesson 2 Viengkham’s House [qfIPomu @ gInvo0v’ok’;P’7e IPo.- h7e[5[rt[qf [vdlt4komu j grnjv[vdmuj8A’8jk’M Lesson 3 Where’s the Post Office? [qfIPomu # shv’dkowxltou16j.lL IPo8A’7e4k,F [vdmyfmk’ c]t mu j8A’8jk’MD g;]kIPoG _ -qj;3,’ dkodtdP,G

djvo0Boshv’768hv’dtdP,G I6[rk[8jk’MdjP;da[lt4komuj muj9tIPo.o[qfIPooUF czomuj muj8hv’dko.shoad

IPowfhg/yd djP;da[dko[vdmyfmk’D

95fxtlq’G .shoadIPo I6h7ela[8jk’M djP;da[lt4komuj muj16jvvh,cvh,8q;g,nv’D .shoadIPo IPooe.-h7e[5[rt[qf[vdlt4komuj grnjv[vdmyfmk’D .shoadIPo IPooe.-h7e[5[rt[qf[vdlt4komuj grnjv[vdmuj8A’8jk’MD .shoadIPo IPo8A’7e4k,F [vdmyfmk’ c]t muj8A’8jk’MD

]tfa[7kf\kpG sâ’9kd9q[[qfIPooUoadIPolk,kfG

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Lesson 1 How do I get to the Bus Station?

[qfIPomu ! 0hvp9twxlt4kou]qfg,wfhco;.fL .o[qfIPooU oadIPo9twfhIPodjP;da[ dko[vdmyfmk’ 3fpoe.-h7e[5[ rt[qf [vdlt4komujD 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\jj

76.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D 76vjko7ela[.o;q’0v[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko @ 7A’ .shoadIPog[yj’xB,c8j[+wfhvjko


4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4nd g;]kvjkol5fc]h; .sh[vdz6hvjkozyfoAo vjko7no.sh4ndDD


2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76oerkoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’djvo|bj’

gmnjv 9kdoAo769bj’vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sâ’ 767;o.shoadIPog[yj’I6[rk[.o 0totmujg0qkg9Qkg;Qkxt3spd7noD 76lv[4k,gvqk7;k,\kpgxaorklk]k;9kdoadIPo c8j0=h !9qog4y’0=h !WD 76 vtmy[kp7;k,\kp0v’7e[5[rt[qfgsq jkoU .shcdjoadIPo8nj,D

1. Turn left = ]hP;-hkp 2. Turn right = ]hP;0;k 3. Go straight on = wx-nj 4. The bus station is next to the bank = lt4kou]qfg,16j8yfda[mtok7koD 5. The bank is next to the chemist's=mtok7ko16j 8yfda[ Ihko0kp1k. 6. The school is opposite the library = 3I’IPo16jdq’dao0hk,da[s=lt\5fD 7. The tree is between the houses = 8Qow,h16 j]ts;jk’dk’gInvolv’sâ’.

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8. The bank is between the bus station and the chemist's = mtok7ko16j]ts;jk’dk’lt4kou]qfg,c]tIhko0kp1kD

9. He’s running along the street = ]k;de]a’c]jowx8k,4t|qoD 10. He’s running across the street = ]k;de]a’c]jo0hk,mk’D

76.shoadIPoma’\qfvjko7no c8j0=h !9qog4y’0=h !WD 76gvuhooadIPov jko7no xt,ko ! s^n @ 7qoD cotoeG 4hk76,uI6[rk[0v’0=h ! g4y’0=h !W d=.sh.-hI6[rk[gs^qjkoAolv[4k,gvqk7;k, \kpgxaorklkva’dyf9kdoadIPoD

3. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 76gIafgxao8q;1jk’cdjoadIPoF 76g;Qk8q;g]d8k,I6[.o[qfg/ydsaf0=hmu ! c]t oad IPog;Qkxt3spdmuj4nd8hv’D 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’F c]t.shg0qkg9QkzafxjPodaogxao gxao A s^n B. d;fcdh3fpoe.-hoadIPogxao76jgl]uxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD


9kdoAo769b j’vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sâ’ 767;o.shoadIPog[yj’I6[rk[.o 0totmujg0qkg9Qkg;Qkxt3spd7noD 76lv[4k,gvqk7;k,\kpgxaorklk]k;9kdoadIPo c8j0=h ! 9qog4y’0=h !#D 76.shoadIPoma’\qfvjko7no c8j0=h ! 9qog4y’0=h !#D 76gvuhooadIPov jko7no xt,ko ! s^n @ 7qoD cotoeG 4hk76,uI6[rk[0v’0=h ! g4y’0=h !# d=.sh.-hI6[rk[gs^qjkoAolv[4k,gvqk 7;k,\kpgxaorklkva’dyf9kdoadIPoD

5. Listen and tick 2a’ c]t \kp 76[vdoadIPog[yj’czomuj c]tla’gdf;jk lt4komuj8jk’M8A’16j.lcfjD 76vkf8A’7e4k, 4k,oadIPodjP;da[muj8A’0v’lt4komuj8jk’M;jkG Where’s the …? c]h;.shoadIPom5d7qo8v[3fpdkooe.-h7e[5[rt[qfmuj[qj’[vd g4y’lt4komujG It’s …to the … gxao8QoD

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76[vdoadIPo;jk 8+wxoUg0qkg9Qk9twfh2a’ * xt3spd7e4k, muj4k,g4y’muj8A’0v’ lt4komuj8jk’M .shg0qkg9Qkg[yj’czomujc]h;\kp .lj.o;q’0v[0v’7e8v[mu j4nd 76vjko xt3spd7e4k, wxgmnjv]txt3spd v jko-hkMgrnjv.shoadIPowfh,ug;]k7yf c]t\kpgvqk7e8v[D 76vjko * xt3spdoU # gmnjv grnjv.shoadIPo\kpgvqk7e8v[ c]td;fcdh7noD d;fcdh3fpdko vjko7e4k, c]h;gvuho-njoadIPo|bj’7qogrn jv8v[7e4k, 9kdoAo d=.sh4k,oadIPoma’\qfg4y’7e8v[muj4nd8hv’ xt8y[af9qo7q[ma’ * 0=hD 7e8v[G

1. Yes, it is. No, it isn’t. 4. Yes, it is. No, it isn’t.



Script / [qfvjko 1. Is the bus station next to the post office? 2. Is the clinic between the hospital and the chemist's? 3. Is the butcher opposite the hospital? 4. Is the bank between the temple and the park? 5. Is the library next to the school? 6. Is the park between the river and the school?

6. Listen and practise 2a’ c]t g/ydsaf djvo9txt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’c]tg;Qk8k, 76[vdoadIPog[yj’czomuj c]t.shg0qk g9Qkcx-nj0v’Ihko7hkc]tvn joM gxaorklk]k; grnjvd;f7nog[yj’7;k,g0Qk.9D 76[vdoadIPo;jk [qflqomtokmujg0qkg9Qk9twfhpyo8+wx c,jorq;raoda[czomujD fa j’oAo 767;o.shoadIPog[yj’czomujwxrhv, .o0totmu j2a’[qflqomtokD 76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’d jvo|bj’gmnjv

9kdoAo769bj’vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sâ’D 769afoadIPogxao76jgl]u grn jvg/ydlqomtokD 7. Listen and complete 2a’ c]t 8n j,7e.sh7q[ 76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t 8nj,7eD 76[vdoadIPo;jk8+wxoUg0qkg9Qk9twfhpyo

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7e8v[G 1. He’s going to the library. 2. He’s going to the hospital. 3. He’s going to the park. 4. He’s going to the clinic.

Script / [qfv jko

1. Go straight on. Take the second turn on the right. It’s on the left, between the post office and the school.

2. Go straight on. Take the first turn on the left. It’s on the right, between the clinic and the chemist.

3. Go straight on. Take the first turn on the right. It’s on the left, between the bank and the river.

4. Go straight on. Take the first turn on the left. It’s on the right, next to the hospital and opposite the drink shop.

8. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk ltcf’gxao8q;1 jk’da[oadIPo16jdtfkoD 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeD

d;fcdh3fp.shoadIPolv’ s^n lk,7j6 0Bog;Qk[qflqomtok1j6|hkdtfkoD

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Lesson 2 Viengkham’s House [qfIPomu @ gInvo0v’;P’7e

IPo.- h7e[5[rt[qf [vdlt4komuj grnjv[vdmuj8A’8jk’M 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j djvog0Qkl6j[qfIPo764k,oadIPo]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPoz6h.fI6h,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[muj.-h .o[qfIPooUxt,ko ${& 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D


76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sâ’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’[+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdz6hvjkozyfoAovjko7no

.sh4nd8hv’ 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\6j2a’D

2. Read vjko 76.shoadIPog[yj’I6[rk[F 9kdoAo 76lv[4k,gvqk7ela[.\j9kdoadIPoG on a

corner, opposite, behind, in front of. 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’ |bj’7A’D

76[vd.shoadIPoc8j]t7qovjkofh;p8qogv’’P[MD [qfv jkoma’\qfoUc,jo,u95fxtlq’ .shoadIPovjko’P[M [+vvdlP’fa’D

3. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po mevyf 76.shoadIPogIafdyf9tde g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 9kdoAod=0Po * xt3spd mujgxao9y’D

76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’ g0qkg9Qk,u7;k,-yog7upda[ [qfg/ydsafmuj[vd True s^n False.

7e8v[G 1. Viengkham’s house is on a corner.

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2. Viengkham’s house is next to a restaurant. False. Viengkham’s house is opposite a restaurant.

3. There’s a vegetable garden in front of the house. False. There’s a vegetable garden behind the house.

4. There are some palm trees next to the house. False. There’s a table and some chairs next to the house.

5. There is a motorbike under the house. False. There’s a motorbike in front of the house.

6. Viengkham is sleeping in the house. False. Viengkham is sleeping under the house.

4. Read and match vjko c]t 9af76j.shdq’dao 76.shoadIPovjko [qfvjko0v’[qfg/ydsaf0=h !D grnjvgIafdyf9tde \kpgvqk7e4k,

.ljda[7e8v[D d;fcdh3fp lv[4k,gvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPo c]h;0Po.ljdtfkoD 7e8v[G 1 – f 4 – a 2 – d 5 – b 3 – e 6 – c 5. Practise g/ydcv[ dyf9tdeoUc,jo8hv’dko.shoadIPowfhg/yd 4k,7e4k, c]t 8v[7e4k, c]t pa’gxaodkom;o7norklkmujwfhIPozjko,kvudfh;pD 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeD d;fcdh3fp.shoadIPo @ s^n # 76j 1no0Bog;Qk.sh\6j.oshv’2a’D 6. Listen and write 2a’ c]t 0Po dyf9tdeouhoadIPo9twfh2a’djP;da[ muj8A’0v’lt4komu j c]t lyj’8jk’M 3fp,u7e[5[ rt[qf[vdmyfmk’gxao8q;deoqf (next to, in front of, behind, opposite)D 76.shoadIPovjko7ela[8jk’Mmuj9t\kp.l j.oczomuj c8jg]d ! g4y’g]d )D 76[vdoadIPog[yj’czomuj muj,ugInvo0v’mhk;[5o8k c]t [=]yg;ovhv,0hk’ cotoe oadIPo;jk g0qkg9Qk9twfh2a’[qfg]njv’djP;da[gInvo0v’mhk;[5o8k .shoadIPo2a’ c]h;\kp8q;g]d.l j.o;q’,qogrnjv[vdlt4komuj muj4nd8hv’D

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Bounta’s house is on a small block of land, between a clinic and a temple. Next to the house, there is a motorbike. The motorbike belongs to his father. In front of the house there is a big tree. Behind the house there is a flower garden. Bounta likes watering the flowers. The house is opposite a drink shop and a supermarket.

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7. Read and complete vjko c]t 8u j,7e.sh7q[ 76[vdoadIPoc8j]t7qogIaf[qfg/ydsafoYfh;p8qogv’ c]td;fcdhgxao76jD 76[vd.shoadIPog[yj’I6[rk[ c]t vjko[qfvjkowxrhv,Mdao c]h;.shg0qkg9Qkd jkp [qfvjko.ljxB,0Po3fp.sh8nj,7emuj0kfskpwxrhv, g-y j’7ela[faj’djk;]h;oc8jc,jo 7e[5[rt[qf [vdlt4komu j (in, in front of, next to …)D d;fcdh3fpdko0Po8q;g]d ! Ivfg]d _ c]h;lv[4k,gvqk7ela[muj0kfskpwx 9kdoadIPo c]h;0Po.ljmk’0hk’0v’8q;g]dgs^qjkoAoD 7e8v[G (1) in; (2) In front of; (3) next to; (4) Behind; (5) on; (6) right; (7) between; (8) on; (9) under.

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9. Write 0Po 76oe.-hI6[gInvomu j76wfhc8h,w;h.o[qfg/ydsafmujzjko,k c]h;lv[4k,xt3spd grn jv9t0Pogxao;adgxao8vo (paragraphs) c]h;0Po.ljdtfkoD 8q;1jk’G

My house is on a small block of land. It is between my aunt’s house and my brother’s house. In front of the house there is a coconut tree. Behind the house there is a yard. In the yard there are some benches. I like sitting on the bench and reading. Opposite my house there is a market…..

76vkf9t.shoadIPo0Pogxao;adgxao8vo (paragraphs) 16j.oshv’ s^n 9tgvqkgxao ;Pd[hkod=wfhD

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1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j djvog0Qkl6j[qfIPo764k,oadIPo]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPoz6h.fI6h,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[mu j.-h .o[qfIPooUxt,ko ${& 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D


76vjkoc]h; .shoadIPovjko8k,sa’rhv,ma’p jk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’ [+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdz6hvjkozyfoAovjko 7no.sh4nd8hv’D


2. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’.oxB,c[[IPo|hk ** 9kdoAo76lv[4k,gvqkxt3spd 8nj,vud9kdczomu j0v’oadIPo.oxB,c[[IPo|hk *(F g/ydoadIPo.shg;Qkxt3spd .sh4ndD 769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

3. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tdeD 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’djvo|bj’gmnjv 9kdoAo769b j’vjkoc]h; .shoadIPovjko8k,sâ’D 769afoadIPogxao76jgl]u grn jvg/ydlqomtokD

4. Listen and write 2a’ c]t 0Po 76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t 8nj,7eD 76[vdoadIPo;jk8+wxoUg0qkg9Qk9twfhpyo 7qoz6h|bj’de]a’[vdmyfmk’wxlt4komujcsj’|b j’ .shg0qkg9Qkg[yj’czomuj c]h;.-hoU; ,n-Uwx8k,myfmk’8k,7e[vdd jk;oAo grnjv.shI6h;jk lt4komujoAoc,jo[jvo.f grnjv .shoadIPowfh0Po8nj,.l jxt3spdD

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76vjko xt3spdgs^qjkoAo.shoadIPo2a’ -hkM gmnjv]txt3spd grn jv.shoadIPo,ug;]k wfh7yfwxrhv,Mda[dko2a’D d;fcdh3fpdko 4k,oadIPogmn jv]t0=h;jkG What’s the name of the building?

7e8v[G 1. Ministry of Education 3. Vientiane Capital library 5. Talat Sao Mall 2. Supermarket 4. United Nations 6. Morning Market

Scripts: 1. Go straight on for one block. It’s on the left, next to the Ministry of

Information, Culture and Tourism. 2. Go straight on for four blocks. It’s on the right, opposite the Morning

Market. 3. Go straight on for five blocks. It’s on the left, between the hotel and

Vientiane Secondary School. 4. Go straight on for five blocks. It’s on the right, next to the temple,

opposite Vientiane Secondary School. 5. Go straight on for three blocks. It’s on the right, opposite the post office. 6. Go straight on for three blocks. It’s on the right, next to Talat Sao Mall.

5. Complete and practise 8 nj,7e.sh7q[ c]t g/ydcv[ dyf9tdeoUc,jo,u95fxtlq’.shoadIPowfhg/yd 4k,7e4k, c]t 8v[7e4k, djP;da[ myfmk’F 3fp.shoadIPoxjPolt4komujwxg]NvpMD

769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeD d;fcdh3fp.shoadIPo @ s^n # 76j 1no0Bog;Qk.sh\6j.oshv’2a’D

6. Say and complete g;Qk c]t 8n j,7e.sh7q[ 76.shoadIPog;Qkxt3spdmuj8nj,7q[c]h; .shdao2a’ 9kdoAd=.sh0Po.l j.oxB,0Po0v’

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1. A: Excuse me, how do I get to the bank? B: Go straight on. Turn right and the bank is on the left. A: Thanks a lot. B: You’re welcome.

2. A: Excuse me, where’s the bus station? B: Turn left at the corner. The bus station is on the right, next to the market. A: Thank you very much. B: You’re welcome.

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7. Write 0Po oUc,jo[qfg/ydsafm;o7noD 76.shoadIPodjkpxt3spd.lj.oxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9Qk c]h;.sh7yfsk7ela[dq’dao0hk,dao grn jv,k8nj,.lj.oxt3spdD dyf9tdeoU vkf9tgIafgxao;Pd[hkod=wfhD 7e8v[G

1. The keys aren’t under the book. The keys aren’t on the book. 2. Manotham isn’t thin. Manotham isn’t fat. 3. My dog is big. My dog is small. 4. Daddy isn’t in the car. Daddy isn’t out of the car. 5. The soup isn’t hot. The soup isn’t cool. 6. This ruler isn’t long. This ruler isn’t short. 7. Your aunt isn’t old. Your aunt is young. 8. The bus station isn’t in front of the market. The bus station isn’t

behind the market. 9. She’s always in time. She’s never in time. 10. She’s upstairs. She’s downstairs. 11. The hospital is on the right. The hospital is on the left. 12. My brother is tall. My brother is short.

8. Chant vjko8k,9a’s;t dyf9tdeoUgxaodkog/ydg;Qk8k,9a’s;tgrn jv.shoadIPowfhg/ydg;Qkrklk.sh7jv’0Bo 76vkfrkoadIPogIafdyf9tdeoUgrnjvgxaodkolhk’[aopkdkf.oshv’IPoD

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Lesson 1 I’m happy [qfIPomu ! 0hvpfu.9 IPorao]tokdjP;da[7;k,I6hlbdD

Lesson 2 What’s the matter? [qfIPomu @ ,uspa’gduf0BoL IPo8A’7e4k,c]t8v[7e4k,D

Lesson 3 The kind farmer [qfIPomu # r+ok.9fu IPodjP;da[dkorao]tok7;k,I6hlbdD g;]kIPoG _ -qj;3,’ dkodtdP,G

djvo0Boshv’768hv’dtdP,G I6[rk[8jk’MdjP;da[ dkoltcf’7;k,I6hlbdg-ajoG ,j;o-njoF 3ldglQkF fu.9F

glp.9F 8qd.9F 1hkodq;F g,njvpF g[njv|jkp c]tvnjoMD

95fxtlq’G .shoadIPo I6h7ela[8jk’M mujltcf’g4y’7;k,I6hlbd (feelings). .shoadIPo I6h9adrao]tokdjP;da[7;k,I6hlbd8jk’MD .shoadIPo I6h9ad 4k, c]t 8v[7e4k,G What’s the matter?

]tfa[7kf\kpG sâ’9kd9q[[qfIPooUoadIPolk,kfG

[vd7;k,I6hlbd (feelings) gxaorklkva’dyfD rao]tokg4y’7;k,I6hlbd8jk’Mmujgduf0Boda[8qogv’ s^n 7qovnjoD 8A’7e4k, c]t 8v[7e4k, d jP;da[7;k,I6hlbdD

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Lesson 1 I’m happy [qfIPomu ! 0hvpfu.9 .o[qfIPooU oadIPo9twfhIPorao]tokdjP;da[7;k,I6hlbdD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\jj djvog0Qkl6j[qfIPo 764k,oadIPo]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPoz6h.fI6h,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[ muj.-h.o[qfIPooUxt,ko ${& 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[y j’D




2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, xt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D

76.shoadIPog[yj’I6[.[|hk8 jk’M.o0totmujg0qkg9Qkde]a’g;Qk8k,D 76vkf9tvtmy [kp.shoadIPo2a’;jkG 7qova’dyflj;o.spj ,adltcf’7;k,I6hlbd0v’g0qkg9Qkvvd mk’.[|hk c]t vkdkooU4n; jkgxaog]NJv’xqddt8yD

76d;f7no3fpdkopqdI6[rk[mujdP,,k.shoadIPog[yj’ c]h;.shg0qkg9Qkgxaoz6hg;Qk xt3spd7noD

3. Point and say -U c]t g;Qk 76gIafgxao8q;1jk’cdjoadIPo3fp76g;Qk9eo;o.f|b j’ c]h;.shoadIPogxaoz6hg;Qkxt

3spdoAoD 8q;1 jk’G 76g;Qk picture 1, oadIPog;Qkxt3spdG I feel sad s^n I am sad.

76[vdoadIPoxyfxt3spd .shg[yj’c8jI6[rk[gmqjkoAo fa j’8q;1jk’.oxB,c[[IPo |hk (!D

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4. Listen and choose 2a’ c]t g]nvd 76[vdoadIPo;jk 8+wxoUg0qkg9Qk9twfh2a’76vjko * xt3spd c8j;jk16jmhkp0v’c8j]t xt3spdoAoM 9t,us;jk’le]a[.shoadIPo8n j,7ela[.l jgv’ g-yj’oadIPo9twfhg]nvd 0ufvhv,gvqk grnjv.shwfhxt3spdmu j4nd8hv’c]tlq,[6oD

76gIaf8q;1jk’cdjoadIPodjvo0=h|bj’D 76vjko gmnjv]txt3spd.shoadIPoD oadIPo 2a’ c]t0ufvhv,gvqk7ela[muj4nd8hv’D 76c]toadIPorhv,daod;fcdh16jdtfkoD

7e8v[G 1. happy sad 4. afraid angry 2. bored ill 5. hot cold 3. tired happy 6. tired afraid

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1. Boualy is crying because she is … . 2. Bounmy is going to the hospital because he is … . 3. Soumaly is laughing because she is … . 4. The little boy is covering his eyes because he is … . 5. Vansy is wearing a coat because she feels … . 6. Kham works on the farm all day so he feels very … .

5. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ 76oerkoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’ c]t ) xt3spdF d;f7nog[y j’7;k,g0Qk.90v’ oadIPo8+7ela[D

76gIaf8q;1jk’.shcdjoadIPo c]h;g/ydg;Qk7e8v[c8j0=h ! { #D 769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeD d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

7e8v[G 1. Because he felt tired. 2. Because he felt hot. 3. Because she felt ill. 4. Because she felt cold. 5. Because she felt happy.

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6. Listen and choose 2a’ c]t g]nvd xt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g]nvdD

76gIaf8q;1jk’.shcdjoadIPodjvo0=h|bj’ g[yj’8k,8q;1 jk’.oxbh,c[[IPo |hk (@D 76vjko7e4k, .shoadIPog]nvd\kpgvqk7e8v[D .shoadIPoxP[mP[7e8v[da[\6jmk’0hk’D d;fcdh16jdtfkoD

7e8v[G 1. No, he isn’t. a. He’s fine. b. He’s sad.

2. No, she isn’t. a. She’s tired. b. She’s interested in learning... 3. No, she isn’t. a. She’s afraid. b. She’s angry.

4. No, it isn’t. a. It’s bored. b. It’s hot.

Scripts / [ qfvjko Example sentence: Is it hot today?

1. Is Bounmy ill? 2. Is Soumaly bored? 3. Is Vilayvanh happy? 4. Is it cold today?

7. Rearrange and complete 9af]P’ c]t 8nj,7e.sh7q[ .shoadIPo 9af]P’8q;vadlvo16j.o;q’g]a[.shgxao7ela[muj4nd8hv’ grn jv8nj,.lj[jvo s;jk’0v’c8 j]txt3spdD [qfg/ydsafoUlk,kfgIafgxao;Pd[hko s^n9t.shoadIPoc8j]t7qogIaffh;p8qogv’ c]h;d;fcdhoe\6jD

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1. (o r b d e) I’m bored with the same old routine day after day. 2. (e r t d i) She can’t come tonight, she says that she’s too tired . 3. (p a p y h) I feel very happy because I can pass my exams. 4. (r a f a d i) I’m not afraid of the dog, he’s quite harmless. 5. (d a s) He looks so sad today.

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8. Chant vjkogxao9a’s;t dyf9tdeoUgxaodkog/ydvjkogxao9a’s;tgrnjv.shoadIPowfhg/ydvjkorklk.sh7jv’0Bo

76vkfrkoadIPogIafdyf9tdeoUgrnjvgxaodkolhk’[aopkdkf.oshv’IPoD

Lesson 2 What’s the matter? [qfIPomu @ ,uspa’gduf0BoL

.o[qfIPooU oadIPo9twfhIPo 8A’7e4k, c]t 8v[7e4k,G What’s the matter?


8k,sâ’gmnjvD 76vjkoc]h; .shoadIPovjko8k,sa’rhv,ma’p jk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’

[+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdz6hvjkozyfoAovjko 7no.sh4nd8hv’D


2. Listen and practise 2a’ c]t g/ydsaf 9qj’l5,7;k,lqo.9.l jI6[rk[|hk ($ 0v’xB,c[[IPoG 16j.oI6[mu ! ,ugfadpy’z6h|bj’

de]a’Ihv’.shD 16j.oI6[mu @ ,ugfad-kpz6h|bj’[+lt[kpD 76vtmy[kp.shoadIPo2a’; jkG r;dgIqk9toe.-h7e4k, ‘What’s the matter?’ .og,njvr;dgIqkla’gdfgsao [aosk c]t 8hv’dko1kdI6h;jk,uspa’gduf0BoD

76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’d jvo|bj’gmnjv 9kdoAo769b j’vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sâ’D 769afoadIPogxao76jgl]u grn jvg/ydlqomtokD

3. Listen and choose 2a’ c]t g]nvd xt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g]nvdD

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1. What’s the matter with you? I feel tired and hungry.

764k,oadIPoma’\qf;jk 7e8v[muj4nd8hv’c,jo0=h.f ]ts;jk’ a c]t b g,njvoadIPo8v[c]h; 76d=0ufvhv,gvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’ 7n 0=h b

76vjko[qflqomtokwxgmnjv]t[qf .shoadIPog]nvd\kpgvqk7e8v[mujwfhpyoD .shoadIPoxP[mP[7e8v[da[\6jmk’0hk’D d;fcdh16jdtfkoD

7e8v[G 1. a tired and angry b tired and hungry 2. a happy with the examination b unhappy with the examination 3. a bored because of the game b bored because there’s nothing to do 4. a tired and afraid of the dog b tired and thirsty 5.a ill and tired b ill and bored Scripts / [ qfvjko

1. What’s the matter with you? - I feel tired and hungry. 2. What’s the matter with your brother? - He’s unhappy with his examination. 3. What’s the matter with the children? - They’re bored because they have nothing to do. 4. What’s the matter with your cat? - It’s tired and afraid of the dog. 5. What’s the matter with Soumaly? - She feels ill and tired.

4. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde 4k,c]t8v[D 76-5dp6h.shoadIPog[yj’c]h; g;Qk cmomuj9tvjkowx-njMD

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5. Complete and pratise 8nj,7e.sh7q[ c]t g/ydcv[

769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUF g-yj’4n;jk oadIPo-Yog7upda[dyf9tdeoU ,kc]h;D

76g8nvo.shoadIPozafxjPodaogxao A c]t B grnjv4k,c]t8v[7e4k,. 9kdoAo .shg0qkg9Qk0Po.lj.oxB,0PoD

d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD 7e8v[G A: What’s the matter? B: I am / feel tired. A: What’s the matter? B: I’m thirsty. A: What’s the matter? B: I feel / am unhappy.

6. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,7e.sh7q[ oUc,jo[qfg/ydsafm;o7noD 76.shoadIPo7yfsk7ela[djP;da[7;k,I6hlbdgrnjv,k8nj,.lj .oxt3spdD 76vkf.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUgxao76j s^n gxaoc8j]t[5d7qod=wfhD

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1. The boy is not well. He feels …ill… 2. The girl lost her sister’s new pencil case. She feels sad/ unhappy. 3. Viengkham’s got a new bicycle. She’s very happy. 4. Kham works hard on the farm. He’s tired. 5. Vilayvanh left her hometown to live in Vientiane. She felt sad/unhappy. 6. Manotham feels ill today, he’s home in bed. 7. Practise g/ydcv[

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2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tdeD 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’djvo|bj’gmnjv 9kdoAo769b j’vjkoc]h; .shoadIPovjko8k,sâ’D 769afoadIPogxao76jgl]u grnjvg/ydlqomtokD

1. happy 2. angry 3 afraid 4 tired 5 bored 6 ill 7 sad

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The farmer and the cobra Part A:

Once upon the time there was a kind and happy farmer. He worked hard but he had a happy life. The farmer liked all animals and was always very kind to them. Early, one cold morning, the farmer worked in the field. Suddenly, the farmer heard a strange noise. He looked around and saw a cobra by the side of the field. The cobra did not look well . “What’s the matter?” asked the farmer. “I feel ill and very cold’’, said the cobra. Part A: The farmer felt sorry for the cobra and he helped it to get warm by holding it close to him. Soon the cobra felt well again. It started moving around. Suddenly, it bit the farmer. The farmer knew he would die from a cobra bite. “Why did you bite me?” the farmer asked. “I helped you. I looked after you. I made you well,” said the farmer as he started to feel ill. “Yes, that’s true,” said the cobra. “But you know that I am a snake.”

4. Complete and say 8nj,7e.sh7q[ c]t g;Qk 76.shoadIPovjko[qfg]njv’7novudgmnjv|b j’’P[Mgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde g;Qkc]t0PoD xt3spdmuj9t.shoadIPo8nj,7eoU c,jodkolts^5[0v’[qfvjko c]tpa’gxao[qfv jko mujla’];,7;k,g0Qk.9vudfh;pD

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7e8v[G The farmer worked hard. The farmer liked animals. The cobra was cold. The farmer felt sorry for the cobra. The cobra bit the farmer. The farmer died. 5. Say and point g;Qk c]t -U 76gIafgxao8q;1jk’cdjoadIPoD 76g;Qkxt3spd c]t.shoadIPogxaoz6hg;Qk38g]dmu j4nd 8hv’D 7ela[.\j.o[qfoU,urP’ really g-yj’,u7;k,\kp7ndaoda[ very.

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Revision Units – Answer Keys Units 1 – 6 1. Vocabulary

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myself

2. Look and match

3. Look and write A: Read and label the mouse family

B. - The book is on the floor. - There’s a basket between the armchairs. - There are two newspapers under the armchair. - There’s a sock next to The sofa. - There’s a picture on the wall. C. - There is a carpet on the floor. - There are six mice in the family.

4. Listen and complete a.

drink shop bank

library school

park temple

clinic chemist's hospital bus station

My mother

My father My grandmother

My sister

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Scripts / [qfvjko There’s a clinic between the temple and the chemist.

1. There’s a school opposite the clinic and the chemist. 2. There’s a library next to the school, opposite the temple. 3. There’s a drink shop next to the bank. 4. There’s a park opposite the drink shop and the bank. 5. There’s a bus station next to the temple, behind the clinic and the chemist. 6. There’s a hospital behind the park.

b. .Look at the map. Put a in the correct response.

1. Is there a drink shop next to the bank? Yes, there is No, there isn’t

2. Is there a butcher behind the park? Yes, there is No, there isn’t

3. Is there a clinic next to the temple? Yes, there is No, there isn’t

4. Is there a library opposite the temple? Yes, there is No, there isn’t

5. Look and say b. - Manotham is going to play football.

- Soumaly is not going to play football. - Manotham is going to help his parents in the garden. - Soumaly is going to help her parents in the garden. - Manotham is not going to read a book tonight. - Soumaly is going to read a book tonight. - Manotham is going for a walk before dinner. - Soumaly is not going for a walk before dinner. - Manotham is going to visit his friend after dinner. - Soumaly is not going to visit her friend after dinner.

6. Complete and practise

a. 1. A: What’s the matter ? B : I feel ill. A: Don’t worry. I’ll ask a teacher to help you B: Thank you.

2. A: Excuse me. How do I get to the bank? B: Go straight on. Take the first turn on the right, and the bank is on the left. A: Thanks a lot. B: You’re welcome.

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7. Read and choose 1. a. They don’t like swimming.

b. They not like swimming. 2. a. We’re are from Savannakhet. b. We are from Savannakhet. 3. a. Where are you come from?

b. Where do you come from? 4. a. I like playing football.

b. I like play football. 5. a. They stay at home. b. They staying at home.

6. a. What do she like doing? b. What does she like doing?

8. Look and write a. 1. Soumaly isn’t an untidy person. She is tidy. 2. Soumaly isn’t a sad person. She’s happy. 3. Soumaly isn’t a serious person. She’s funny. 4. Soumaly isn’t an unfriendly person. She’s friendly. 5. Soumaly isn’t a lazy person. She’s hardworking.

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9. Look and write 1. Soumaly usually visits her grandparents in the summer holidays. 2. Bounmy never wears jeans to school. 3. I never forget to clean my teeth. 4. Vansy often goes to bed early. 5. I usually ride my bike to school. 10. Read and complete

Many years ago, Kham had a small farm. He worked from early in the morning and came home late in the evening. He grew rice and raised animals. His wife and his children helped him on the farm, too. They all worked very hard. Now, Kham has a big farm and many animals. His family has a happy life.

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YOU MUST BE CAREFUL

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Lesson 1 On the road [qfmu ! [qomhv’4t\qo .o[qfIPooU oadIPo9tIPodjP;da[7;k,xvfwr[qomhv’4t|qoD 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j

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No left turn / Don’t sleep in the classroom.

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76oerkoadIPovjko[aofkleo;omujdjP;da[xhkplaopko @ sk # 7A’D

3. Match 9af76j.shdq’dao .sh3vdkfoadIPo]v’9af76j]ts;jk’xhkplaopko c]t 7;k,\kp0v’ ,ao.sh4nd

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7e8v[ 1. Stop 7. Don’t drop rubbish

2. No left turn 8. Don’t walk on the grass 3. No U-turn 9. No parking 4. No Entry 10. No stopping 5. No right turn 11. Be Quiet 6. No smoking 12. Don’t go straight on

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5. Grammar note s adw;pkdvo I6[7edu]ypk-j;p: must 76vtmy[kp;ymudkooe.-h must/mustn’t da[m5dM [6]5fla[rtok,

I /you /we /they /he /she /it g[yj’dkooe.-h8+wxoU

I/you/we/they/he/she/it must / mustn’t + verb (infinitive) X 7edu]ypk[+c9d? Example: I must + go to school. You mustn’t + play in the classroom.

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6. Point and say -U c]t g;Qk ouhc,jodkoltg|uc[[1jk’0v’ must 76o=k.-hxt3spd8q;1jk’.o[qfg/ydsafouh

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7e8v[G When you see this sign, you: 1. must stop. 2. mustn’t turn left. 3. mustn’t do a U-turn. 4. mustn’t enter the road. 5. mustn’t turn right. 6. mustn’t smoke. 7. mustn’t drop the rubbish. 8. mustn’t walk on the grass. 9. mustn’t park. 10. mustn’t stop. 11. must be quiet. 12. mustn’t go straight on.

7. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;qhk 76.shoadIPog;qhkdjP;da[7;k,xvfwr[qomhv’4t|qogxaorklk]k;D 764k,djP;da[7;k,xtrbf c]t 7;k,xvfwr [qomhv’4t|qo c]t lqomtokdao

gxaorklk]k;D 76lvo7=kla[djP;da[7;k,xvfwr[qomhv’4t|qo8j=wxouhG speed limit, Ftraffic

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gvqk7ede,t;k’w;h[jvo.f0v’xt3spdgs^qjkouhF 8q;1jk’G A: You mustn’t drive over the speed limit.

B: You must stop when the traffic lights are red.

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8. Write 0Po 76vtmy[kp c]t cotoe.shoadIPo9af]P’xt3spd7no.\jD 8q;1jk’G

You mustn’t drive over the speed limit. 7k=8v[G 1. You must signal when you turn left or right. 2. You must wear a helmet when you ride a motorbike.

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3. You must go when the lights are green. 4. You must practise English at home everyday. 5. You mustn’t ride the motorbike in the middle of the road.

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9. Game s uhogd, <Simon says< djvo9tsYôgd,ouh768hv’me7;k,g0qhk.9djP;da[leo;oxt3spdmu joe,kg;qhk

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10. Complete 8nj,.sh7q[ 9afxhkplaopko.sh8q’da[dqf]t[P[D 76vtmy[kp;ymudko\kpI6[.ljda[lk=o;oxt3spddqf]t[P[0v’3I’IPo

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7k=8v[G 1 D ]hP;da[7no 6D ,yf’P[ 2 D shk,g0qhk 7D laopko 3 D \;ddaodtmq[ 8 D 4qj,ok=]kp 4 D 7;k,w;9k=daf 9 D 2a’F g-njv2a’

5. w2laopko 10.g7qk]q[F oa[4n 760Po7k=8v[muj4nd8hv’.ljgmy’dtfko

12. Read and match vjko c]t 9af76j.shdq’dao 9af7k=4k,16jshv’ A .shdq’da[7k=8v[1 j6shv’ B. 76cotoe s^n vtmy[kp.shoadIPo0ufglaho9kd7k=4k,shv’ A wx.lj7k=8v[16jshv’ B

.sh4nd8hv’D 7k=8v[G

A B - What’s this in English?

- Sorry. Can you say it again please?

- Can you spell it, please?

- Certainly, helmet.

- H-E-L-M-E-T

- It’s a helmet.

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Lesson 2 At school [qfIPomu @ 16j3I’IPo

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76g;qhkdjP;da[ dqf]t[P[0v’3I’IPogxaorklk]k;F 9kdoaho 760Podqf]t[P[ 0v’3I’IPo.l jdtfkoD

cotoe dqf]t[P[0v’3I’IPomu j16j.o;q’0v[16j8vo8qho0v’[qfIPomu @D 9kdoaho rhv,daog[yj’7k=la[w\jG respect, property, take care of, hurt, obey, uniform, jewellery.

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j • djvog0Qklj6[qfIPo764k,]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[muj.-h.o [qfIPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D


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7no.sh4ndD 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o |b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd[k’8q;1jk’g-ajoG you must do your homework / you mustn’t spit on the floor.

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76oerkoadIPovjko[aofkleo;omujdjP;da[dqf]t[P[ @ sk # 7A’D

3. Read and say vjko c]t g;Qk 76gIaf8q;1jk’cdjoadIPo3fp76g;qhk luj s^n shk xt3spdc]h;.shoadIPog;qhkxt3spd

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769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[af dyf9tdk=D d;fcdh.ljdtfko s^n 9t.shoadIPo0Pogxao;Pd[hkod=wfhD

7e8v[G You must arrive at school before 8:00 a.m. You mustn’t eat in the classrooms. You must respect other students’ properties. You must take care of the school ground. You mustn’t hurt other students. You must obey the teachers. You must wear the school uniform. You mustn’t wear jewellery.

4. Listen and complete 2a’ c]t 8nj,.sh7q[

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7e8v[G 1. good 6. doesn’t 2. often 7. are 3. usually 8. leaves 4. got 9. goes 5. does 10. sometimes Script / [qfvjko

The bad student Philavong isn’t a (1) good student. He (2) often arrives at school about 8.30 a.m. He (3) usually wears jeans and a T-shirt to school. He’s (4) got long hair. Philavong never (5) does his homework and he (6) doesn’t listen to his teachers. His school marks (7) are not very good.

Very often, Philavong (8) leaves the school and (9) goes to the game shop. (10) Sometimes, he doesn’t go to school at all. Now Philavong wants to be a good student. What must he do!

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5. Write 0Po 769af.shoadIPogxao76jF gxaoc8j]t[5d7qo s^n giafgxao;Pd[hkod=wfh.odkoxt

8y[afdyf9tdk= g;qhk c]t 0PoD

7e8v[G He must arrive at school before 8:30 a.m. He must wear a school uniform. He must do his homework. He must listen to the teachers. He mustn’t skip the class to play snooker. He must go to school every day.

6. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;qhk dyf9tdk=ouh ,u7;k,7hkp7ndaoda[dyf9tdk=.o8vo8qho0v’[qfIPoD 7=kla[lj;o.spj.o[qfg/ydsafouhc,jo7=kla[gdqjkD 769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvg;qhkxt3spd8j=dao c]t dao faj’8q;1jk’.oxB,c[[IPoD • d;fcdhxkdgxqjkfh;pdko4k,gvqkxt3spd9kdoadIPo.oshv’D 76.shoadIPo0Poxt3spdgsqjkouhgxao;Pd[hkoD

7. Read and write vjko c]t 0Po 76ok=rkoadIPgIaf[qfg/ydsaf3fpdkovtmy[kp.shoadIPog0qhk.9;umudkook=

.-h7;k,\kp0v’ must c]t mustn’t.

8q;1 jk’G 1. You must do your homework.

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0Po.ljdtfko s^n .shoadIPovjkofa’M.sh\6j2a’D 2. You must wear your uniform. 3. You mustn’t play computer games. 4. You must listen to your teacher. 5. You mustn’t eat sweets. 6. You mustn’t run in the classroom.

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8. Match 9af76j.shdq’dao 76vtmy[kp;ymuok=.-h7k=[5rk[qf c]t here 3fp[vd.shoadIPook=7k=gs^qjkouhwx

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1. Stand here (up) 4. Turn it on 2. Sit down 5. Turn it off 3. Pick it up 6. Come in ( here)

76d;fcdh7e8v[.ljgmy’dtfko c]t rkoadIPovjko\qfshv’d=wfhD

9. Complete 8nj,.sh7q[ 76ok=rkoadIPogIaf[qfg/ydsaf0=houh 1kd7hkp7n0=h * 3fpdkook=gvqk must sn

mustn’t g0qhk.lj[jvos;jk’.sh4nd7;k,\kpD 8q;1jk’G I must go to school on time.

7k=8v[G 1. must 5. must 2. mustn’t 6. mustn’t 3. must 7. mustn’t 4. must

sâ’9kdoadIPo8nj, must c]t mustn’t c]h;F 76ok=rkoadIPod;fcdh7k=8v[ muj4nd8hv’.ljgmy’dtfkoD

10. Puzzle gd,xyfltok Argument (dko38h4P’dao)

76vtmy[kpdyf9tdk=ouh.shoadIPo2a’;jk.o9k=o;o # 7qo muj,u-nh16j]5j,oU7n G Linda, Mark c]t Eric 9k=o;o-nh |bj’7qogxaoz6hmuj,u7;k,4nd8hv’F .shoadIPovjko c]t .-h7;k,7yf7;k,g0qhk.9;jkG c,jo.zgxao7qomuj4nd8hv’D

7k=8v[G Mark is right.

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11. Write 0Po 76.shoadIPo0Podqf]t[P[0v’3I’IPo0v’g0qkg9qhk,k9k=o;o $ sk & 0=h8k,.9D

8q;1jk’G Do your homework. - Wear school uniform. - Go to school on time. - Listen to the teacher.

Lesson 3 At the zoo [qfIPomu # mujl;olaf

.o[qfIPooU oadIPo9tIPo7=kla[djP;da[lafmuj16j.ol;olafD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j • djvog0Qklj6[qfIPo764k,]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6 7ela[djP;da[lafxt,ko

@{# 7e s^n s^kpdj;koAo c]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sâ’gmnjvxt,ko @

7A’D 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rhv,ma’1jk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’

4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndF g;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vd zh6vjkozyfoAovjko 7no.sh4ndD 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’ vjko.sh\j62a’D

76cxrhv,ma’pqd[k’8q;1 jk’g-ajoG tiger/ lion/ monkey/ elephant/ 2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,

xt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, grnjvg/yddkozaolP’ 7ela[gxaorklkva’dyfD

3. Match 9af76j.shdq’dao .sh3vdkfoadIPo.odkook=.-h7;k,i6hgdqjkdjP;da[7ela[laf0v’g0qkg9qhk.odko

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7e8v[G 1. monkey 7. crocodile 2. zebra 8. snake 3. lion 9. bear 4. elephant 10. camel 5. giraffe 11. lizard 6. tiger 12. horse

4. Listen and draw 2a’ c]t c8h, 76.shoadIPodjkpczo;kf0v’l;olaf .ljxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9qhkS 76d jkpczo;kf .ljdtfko7ndaoD

76vjko.shoadIPo2a’gmnjvmju|bj’.shoadIPo2a’gmqjkoahoD 76gIafgxao8q;1jk’djvo9t.shoadIPoxt8y[af7nco;oaho3fp76c8h,]6dlvoouhwx8k,

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Script / [qfvjko

Good morning to you all. I am your bus driver. Please sit down and watch the animals through the bus windows. First, we see the lions in their cages. The lions are very dangerous. You mustn’t put your hands into their cages. The lions like to eat people’s hands. Then we see the zebras beside the lions. Last year, we had three zebras but now we have only two. The lions ate one of them. On the right, you can see the snakes. I don’t like snakes very much. I feel afraid when I see them. Now we turn left at the goats. The goats are not dangerous animals but they eat everything. Please don’t give food to the goats. Now we turn right. On the right you can see the goats again. On the left, you can see the horses, and beside them, there are the camels. Opposite the camels, on your right, you can see the beautiful birds. Look at those colours! Straight on, you can see the fish but here we turn left and see the camels again. Then we see the tigers. Don’t put your hands inside their cages. Tigers eat people, too. Then there are the big brown bears. They come from America.

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Here we turn left and see the crocodiles and lizards on the right. We turn right at the zebras and see the lizards sleeping under the sun. Straight on, you can see the monkeys. They’re playing in the trees. Don’t stand near the monkeys. They’re very naughty and take your bags. We turn right and see the tall giraffes on the left. Then we turn left again. Look, there are the monkeys again. And finally, the big elephants. Look at their big ears. These elephants come from Asia. And here we are, at the bus station again.

Goodbye to you all. See you next time.

5. Listen and complete 2a’ c]t 8nj,.sh7q[ 76vjko ! { @ gmnjv grnjv.shoadIPogda[de0=h,6omuj9t,k8nj,.lj # xt3spd.sh7q[D 76.shoadIPoc8j]t7qo8nj,xt3spdfh;p8qogv’D9kdoaho d;fcdh7k=8v[da[

76jdyf9tdk=D d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

7e8v[G 1. You mustn’t give food to the goats. 2. You mustn’t put your hands into the lion’s cages. 3. You mustn’t put your hand into the tiger’s cages. 4. You mustn’t stand near the monkeys.

6. Write 0Po dyf9tdk=ouh vkfgIafgxao;Pd[hkod+.fhD d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD 76-5dp6h.shoadiPovvd,k0Poxt3spd.ljdtfkoD

7. Zoo Rules dqf]t[P[0v’l;olaf

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76.sh g;]kcdj oadIPocxS 9kdoAo 76oerkd;fcdh .ljdtfkoD

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4. shk,1no.dh c]t gvqkvksko .shlafmujgxaovao8t]kpD 5. mjkolk,kf4jkpI6[rk[.fh.ol;olafD

8. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,.sh7q[

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76cotoe.shoadIPovjkogonhv.oc8j]txt3spdc]t.shg]nvdgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’ ,k8nj,.ljD

76.shoadIPoc8j]t7qogIaffh;p8qogv’3fp9afg;]k8k,7;k,g\tlq,D 76oerkd;fcdh7e8v[mujn4nd8hv’.l jdtfkoD sâ’9kdoaho 76oerkoadIPovjko\qfshv’ s^n gxao[5d7qod=wfhD

7k=8v[G 1. of 2. are 3.they 4. live 5. quickly 6. them 9. Write 0Po

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X[qfIPomu # .o Unit 7 ouh?S 9kdoaho .shoadIPo0Po7ela[.lj[jvos;jk’ mk’0hk’ 0v’I6[mu ! sk _D sâ’9kdoadIPo0Po7k=la[.lj[jvos;jk’0hk’I6[rk[c]h;MF 0aho8vo8=jwx.shoadIPo

\kpgvqk8q;g]dc8j !{_F g-y j’xtdv[,u7ela[mujgxao adjectives X7e76ook,? muj,u7;k,\kplvf7jv’95fryglfda[lafoahoMD

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Lesson 1 Countable and Uncountable Nouns [qfmu ! 7eok,mujoa[wfh c]t oa[[=jwfh IPodPj;da[7eok,mujoa[wfh c]t 7eok,mujoa[[=jwfh Lesson 2 Some or Any [qfmu @ 9eo;o.f|bj’ c]t vao.fvao|bj’ IPooe.-h some sn anyD Lesson 3 What would you like? [qfmu # g9Qk8vh’dkospa’ ? IPolqomtokdPj;da[dko-Ng7njv’


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9tdk=|bj’.shoadIPolk,kf.9hcpd7k=ok,lv’xtgrfouhwfhD

95fxtlq’G vjkoc]t0Po7k=ok,9k=o;o|hvpc]t9k=o;os^kpD IPo7eok,mujgxao9eo;o|hvp c]t 9eo;os^kpD w9hcpd7k=ok,lv’xtgrfouhwfhD ok=.-h7k=;jk some c]t any g0qhk.oxt3spd.sh4nd8hv’D I6hdkook=.-hlk=o;o would like mujgxao7k=g;qhkmujl5rk[D

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Lesson 1 Countable and uncountable nouns [qfmu 1 7eok,muJoa[wfh c]t oa[[+wfh

.o[qfIPooUoadIPo9tIPodjP;da[7eok,muJoa[wfh c]t oa[[+wfhD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j • djvog0Qklj6[qfIPo764k,]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[muj.-h .o[qf IPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D

76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sâ’gmnjvxt,ko @ 7A’D

76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vd zh6vjkozyfoAovjko

7no.sh4ndD 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o |b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D

76cxrhv,ma’pqd[k’8q;1jk’[k’vaog-a joG ok,mujoa[wfh (cow, man, box ) ok,mujoa[[=jwfh (water, milk, bread) 2. List 9af7ela[gxaod5j,

dyf9tdeoUc,jodkom;o7no7ela[. 76[vd.shoadIPog[y j’7ela[ 4 d5j,c]h; 76d;fg[uj’;jkoadIPo I6h7e;jk furniture sn^[+D

.odyf9tdeoU 76gIafgxao0Pom;kpd+wfhD 76.shoadIPo0Po7ela[vvdgxao 4 d5j, .ljxN,0PoD 9kdoAoF 76vjko7ela[3fp.shoadIPo0Po.ljmk’dhv’c8j]td5j,D

76vkf9t.shoadIPogIaffh;p8qogv’ 9kdoAo .shg0qkg9Qkd;fcdh7e8v[ da[76jdyf 9tdeD 4hk,ug;]k|hvp 76gvqk[qfg/ndsaf.sh0=h 1 c]t 0=h 2 .sh oadIPogIafgxao ;Pd[hkod+wfhD

Fruits Animals Clothes Furniture bananas mangoes oranges apples

goat chicken

cow duck

crocodilegiraffe zebra elephant

socks trousers shirt blouse

table desk chair bookshelf

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3. Grammar note sadw;pkdvo 7k=ok,mujoa[wfh

7eok,[k’xtgrf}-toyf.orklkva’dyfF gIqklk,kfoa[wfhg-ajoG car, table,

chair. X]qfF 38tF 8a j’? 8q;1jk’G

]qf 2 7ao 38t 1 |j;p 8aj’gdQkvuh 5 |j;p two cars a table five chairs • 7k=ok,mujoa[wfhlk,kfgxao9k=o;o|hvp X! vao? s^ngxao9k=o;os^kp Xlv’ s^nsk^pd;jkoaho?

7k=ok,mujoa[[=jwfh 7eok,[k’xtgrf}[k’-toyf.orklkva’dyfF gIqk[+lk,kfoa[wfhg-ajoG water,

meat, sugar, rice XoEF -UoF oE8koF g0Qk?. 0=hla’gdfG .orklkva’dyf 7eok,8vh’,u7eoe|khltg\ug-a joG a table, an egg, a ruler, an ice cream. c8j7eok, mujoa[[+wfhg-ajoG water, milk, gIqk[+lk,kf .-h7eoe|kh a, an wfhD

4. Say and complete g;Qk c]t 8nj,.sh7q[ 76lv[4k,gvqkxt3spd9kdoadIPo c]t g/udg;Qkxt3spdgsqj^koUD 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[af dyf9tde g;Qkc]t0PoD d;fcdh.ljdtfko

7e8v[G This is butter. These are bananas. These are eggs. This is milk. This is tea. This is lemonade.

dyf9tdeoU c, jodkom;o7no7ela[ c]t 7ela[xqddt8y c]t [+xqddt8ymu jgxao rts5rqfD

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- 7eok,3fpmqj;wx lk,kfxPjogxaorts5rqf X9eo;os^kp? 3fpdko8nj, s .ljmk’ mhkp 8q;1jk’G cow - cows, desk - desks, table - tables

- 7eok,muj]q’mhkpfh;p f, fe g;]kmujgxao9eo;os^kp8hv’xjPo f gxao v c]h;8nj, es sn s .ljmk’mhkp g-ajoG shelf - shelves, leaf - leaves, knife - knives,

wife – wives, - 7eok,ryglfg;]kxjPogxaorts5rqfc,joxjPoI6[wxgxaoI6[.\jg-ajoG man – men,

foot - feet, tooth - teeth 76[vdoadIPog[uj’8q;1jk’F c]h;9afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[af dyf9tdefaj’djk;D 76 c]t oadIPo d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

7e8v[G Singular Plural Singular Plural

vase

cow

hospital

man

fly

desk

shelf

knife

foot

fish

vases

cows

hospitals

men

flies

desks

shelves

knives

feet

fishes

boy

child

tooth

box

woman

mouse

flower

radio

bus

day

boys

children

teeth

boxes

women

mice

flowers

radios

buses

days

5. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po

76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’ c]h;9afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdefaj’djk;D 76d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

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7e8v[G Singular Plural Singular Plural

vase

cow

hospital

man

fly

desk

shelf

knife

foot

fish

vases

cows

hospitals

men

flies

desks

shelves

knives

feet

fish

boy

child

tooth

box

woman

mouse

flower

radio

bus

day

boys

children

teeth

boxes

women

mice

flowers

radios

buses

days

6. Read and List vjko c]t 9af7ela[gxaod5j, 76.shoadIPoxt8y[afgxao76j sn^ gIaffh;p8qogv’grnjv9af7ela[vvdgxaolv’d5j, 7nG

countable and uncountable nouns. d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

7e8v[G Countable Nouns Uncountable Nouns

window

bicycle

student

school

star

knife

dog

village

fish

mango

fly

water

tea

lemonade

milk

cheese

bread

meat

rice

coffee

sugar

chocolate

wine

7. Read and choose vjko c]t g]nvd Circle the odd words out X0uf;q’,qo.l j7k=la[ muj[=j,ulkpdjP;rao-n j’dao c]t dao ?

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.odyf9tdk=ouuhF 76vtmy[kp[qfg/ydsaf3fp.shvjko7ela[.oc8j]td5j, X.od5j,|bj’,u & 7ela[?D

sâ’9kd76.shoadIPo0uf;q’,qo .lj7ela[|bj’muj,u7;k,\kp8 jk’9kd\6j.od5j,D .oc8j]td5j,9t,uc8j7k=la[fP;gmq jkoAomuj8jk’\6jD

7k=8v[G 1. star 2. day 3. leg 4. meat 5. boy 8. Game gd, “I spy” 0hvp.sh7e8v[1 jk’w;D

76vtmy[kp;ymusûhogd,ouhF 7;k,s,kp0v’dkosûhogd,ouhoadIPo8hv’I6h7k=la[8jk’M mujoadIPoIPo,kc]h;3fpdkosûhogd,ouh9t.-h9k=o;o @ 7qoD

oadIPoz6hmu ! 9t4k,8k,goNv.omu.sh,kc]h;gvqk8q;vadlvo.fd j=wfh ! .o @* 8q; vadlvoD 9kdoaho .sh76j8v[1jk’w;F 4hk[ j=4nd8hv’.sh8v[ <No< z6hmuj4nd4k,

8hv’7yf7k=la[.s,j.sh;jv’w;D 9kdoaho 9bj’xPjozPodao4k, 9qos,qfshv’IPo s^n 8k,7;k,g\ktlq,D

Lesson 2 Some and any [qfIPomu 2 9eo;o.f|bj’ c]t vao.f|b j’ .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9tIPod jP;da[dko.-h some c]t anyD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j • djvog0Qkl j6[qfIPo764k,]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[muj.-h .o[qfIPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D


76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’ [+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdzh6vjkozyfoAovjko

7no.sh4ndD 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o |b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd[k’8q;1jk’[k’vaog-a joG

some stamps, any stamps, some milk, any milk.

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2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, xt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 3fp.-h[qflqomtokD

Soumaly: Mum, there’s a woman selling vegetables at the gate. Do we need any vegetables? Mum : Yes, we need some tomatoes and some peas. Soumaly: Do we need any chillies? She’s got some cheap chillies. Mum : No, we don’t need any chillies. Buy some tomatoes and some

peas. Here’s some money. Soumaly: OK.

3. Grammar note sadw;pkdvo

8k,sâdw;pkdvo some and any lk,kf.-h8+|kh7eok,mujgxao9eo;os^kpD 3fpxqddt8y r;dgIqkoe.-h some .oxt3spdme,tfk c]t any oe.-hda[ xt3spd7e4k, c]t xt3spdxt8yglfD

8q;1kj’G Positive Negative

Countable noun

Uncountable noun

I need some stamps.

There’s some milk.

I haven’t got any stamps.

I haven’t got any milk.

4. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[

djvomuj9txt8y[afdyf9tdeoUF 76.shoadIPog[uj’I6[Ihko0kpg7njv’.o8ts^kfgrn jv m;o7no7ela[D

76.sh8q;1jk’ cd joadIPo fh;pdko0Po7ela[ 5 7e .ljdtfkoD 8q;1jk’G rice, sugar, chillies, egg, meat.

76[vd.shoadIPoc8j]t7qo0Po-nj luj’0v’ 5 1jk’mujg0qkg9Qk8hv’dkoc8j[+.sh \j6g[yj’7ela[gsqj^koUD

9kdoAo.shoadIPo xt8y[af dyf9tdegxao76j3fp.shgfqk-njluj’0v’gsqj^koAoD 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnjvxt8y[af dyf9tdeD d;fcdh3fp.shoadIPoc8j]t7qo]kp’ko8+shv’;jk76jdyf9tde0v’g0qkg9Qk

8hv’dkospa’D 8q;1jk’: Somphone needs some bananas, some rice, some chillies, some peas and some tomatoes.

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Students Teacher Do you need any bananas? Yes, I need some bananas. Do you need any apples? No, I don’t need any apples. Do you need any sugar? Yes, I need some sugar.

5. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ 76cotoe 7e4k, How much djvomuj9tg]U,xt8y[afdyf9tde0=hoU76oe.-hhI6[Ihko

0kpg7njv’.o8ts^kfgrn jvlv[4k,gvqk]k7klyo7hk8jk’M9kdoadIPoD How much is the rice ? How much are the bananas etc. . . 76oerkoadIPog/ud7e4k,gsqj^koUD

76[vdoadIPog[uj’8q;1jk’ 7e4k,c]t 7e8v[0v’[qfg/udsaf 0=hmu 3 9kdoAo .shoadIPog;QkdjP;da[7;k,c8d8jk’0v’dkooe.-h7ede,t c]t 7ecmook, .oI6[c[[gvdtrqf c]t rts5rqfD

How much is the rice? It’s 7000 kip a kilo. How much are the bananas? They’re 4000 kip a bunch. 76lv[4k,gvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPo8nj, 3fpoe.-h7e4k, How much

oerkg/ud7e4k,c]t 7e8v[3fp.shgIafgxaodyf9tdefh;p76 jgl]uD 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnjvgIafdyf9tde4k, c]t 8v[D

6. Complete 8nj,.sh7q[ 76vkf9tgIaf.shoadIPoc8j]t7qogIafdyf9tdeoU d;fcdh7noda[76 jdyf9tde

0v’8qo s^n 9tgIafgxao;Pd[hkod+wfh d;fcdh.ljdtfko

A. Put a/an/some and any in the blanks. 1. There isn’t any cheese on the plate. 2. There isn’t a school in this village. 3. There aren’t any hotels near here. 4. Are there any people on the bus? 5. Is there a telephone here? 6. There’s a horse in that field. 7. There are some monkeys in the zoo. 8. Is there a restaurant in the hotel? 9. There is some jam on the shelf. 10. There’s a fly in my soup.

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B. Put some / any in the blanks. 1. Have you got any brothers and sisters? 2. Is there any coffee in your cup? 3. There aren’t any camels in this zoo. 4. There’s some lemonade in that glass. Don’t throw it away. 5. There are some children in the park. 6. I can see some birds in the tree but I can’t hear any noise. 7. Are there any mice under the bookshelf? 8. There are some apples in the bag but there aren’t any oranges.

7. Read and list vjko c]t 9afd5j,7ela[ djvo9txt8y[afdyf9tdk=ouhF 76vkf.shoadIPola’gdfg[yj’7k=la[gs^qjkouh;jkG

7k=la[.fc,jo xtgrfvksko c]t 7k=.fc, jo xtgrfg7n jv’fnj,D 9kdoAo.shoadIPo0Po7k=la[]q’.ljshv’vksko c]t g7n jv’fn j,.sh4nd8hv’D 76ok=rkd;fcdh.ljdtfko.sh4nd8hv’D

7k=8v[G Food Drink

1. bread 2. steak 3. butter 4. jam 5. fish 6. cheese 7. tomato 8. salad

1. lemonade 2. tea 3. milk 4. coffee 5. water 6. wine 7. pepsi 8. coke

8. Memory Game gd,mqflv[7;k,9nj9e

• .odyf9tdk=ouhF 76cotok=.shoadIPo.-hg;]kg[yj’I6[rk[.oxB, ! okmu 3fp.sh 9nj9k=g7njv’0v’8jk’Mmuj;k’w;hgmy’|hk38t.ogInvo7q;D 76.shoadIPoxyfxB,c]h;4k,;jkG <What’s on the table?< oadIPo8v[8k,7;k,9n j9k=0v’8qogv’3fpok=.-h7k=ok=|hk Xa, an s^n some?

7k=8v[G some meat, a banana, some cherries, some coffee, some bread, some apples, some orange juice, potato, some meat, some tea, banana, onion

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9kdoaho76vkf0Po7k=8v[ma’\qf0v’oadIPomuj8v[,k.ljgmy’dtfkoF .shoadIPogxufxB, c]t d;fg[yj’;jk7k=la[mujg0qkg9qhkg;qhk

vvd,koaho,ao,u s^n [+,u4hk,u.sh76\kp X ? .ljF 4hk[j=,u.sh\kp XX?D

9. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ 9kddyf9tdk=.o0=hmu )F 76.shoadIPog[yj’7no[qfg/ydsafvudgmnjv|bj’D 3fp.odyf9t

dk=oUoadIPo9twfh.-h7k=4k, Is there any……? s^n Are there any……..? .ljda[7k=ok,mujoa[wfh c]t oa[[j=wfDh XoadIPowfhIPoc]h;.o[qfIPomu @?

76vtmy[kp.shoadIPo2a’3fppqd7k=la[.f|bj’0nho,kg[yj’8q;1jk’.oxnh,c[[IPo c]t ok=.-h[aofk7k=la[muj.sh,kD oadIPolk,kffh;p8v[ Yes, No 8k,;af45 8q;9y’muj,u.oI6[rk[D

10. Read and draw vjko c]t c8h, .odyf9tdk=ouhF76vtmy[kp.shoadIPog[yj’I6[rk[ c]t g[y j’7k=la[16j]ts;jk’dk’

I6[rk[D 9kdoaho.shoadIPos,kp]6dlvo.lj.sh4nd8hv’D

8q;1 jk’G 1a wave b point

7e8v[G 2a break b repair 3a pay b buy 4a do b make 5a cook b cut 6a feed b eat 7a close b open

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Lesson 3 What would you like? [qfIPomu 3 g9Qk8hv’dkospa’?

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1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j • djvog0Qkl j6[qfIPo764k,]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[muj .-h.o[qf IPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D


76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdzh6vjkozyfoAovjko

7no.sh4ndD 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’ vjko.sh\j62a’D

76cxrhv,ma’pqd[k’8q;1 jk’[k’vaog-ajoG I would like a piece of cake. (I’d like a piece of cake.) 2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, xt8y[afdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 3fpoe.-h[qflqomtokD Script / [qfvjko

a. Shopkeeper: What would you like to buy?

Customer: I’d like to buy two kilos of rice, please.

Shopkeeper: That’s ten thousand kip, please.

b. Shopkeeper: What would you like to have?

Customer: I’d like to have half a kilo of pork, please.

Shopkeeper: That’s twenty-five thousand, please.

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3. Grammar note sadw;pkdvo 76vtmy[kp;ymudkooe.-h would like 0Poc[[lAo ( -’d like )D

gIqk.-h leo;ooUg;]kgIqk8vh’dkolu j’.fluj’sonj’D 8q;1kj’G

What would you like to have?

I would like to have a kilo of fish, please. (full form)

I’d like to have a kilo of fish, please. (short form)

4. Complete and practise 8 nj ,7e.sh7q[ c]t g/ydcv[ 76.shoadIPog[uj’I6[Ihko7hk.o8ts^kfmuj1j6.o[qfIPomujzjko,k c]t oe.-h I6[rk[

oAogIaf[qflqomtokD • 76gIaf8q;1k j’ 3fp.shoadIPo0No,kdtfkoc]h;ltcf’[qflqomtok djP;da[dko-Njg7njv’ mevyf.sh76ltcf’gxaoz6h0kp c]t.shoadIPogxaoz6h-N

9kdoAo9af.shoadIPogxao76 j grnjvln[8+g/yd [qflqomtokfa j’djk;D d;fcdh3fp.sh760Po[qflqomtok.ljdtfko c]t .shoadIPodkp.l j.o xN,0PoD

7e8v[G Shopkeeper: What would you like to buy? Customer: I’d like to buy two kilos of oranges.

How much is that? Shopkeeper: That’s 15000 kip, please. Shopkeeper: What would you like to have? Customer: I’d like a kilo of rice and a kilo of sugar.

How much is that? Shopkeeper: That’s 11000 kip, please.

5. Listen and write 2a’ c]t 0Po [vdoadIPog[uj’8k8t]k’ c]h;v jko]kpdkovkskomuj0Pow;hoAoD ,u[qflqomtoklk,[qfD 76v jko.shoadIPo2a’[qflqomtokgmn jvmujsonj’D 76 vjkovud

lv’gmnjvc]t .shoadIPo8nj,.lj8k8t]k’D d;fcdh[qflqomtok 9kdoAo g0Qkl6j[qf lqomtok38mulv’D

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7e8v[G Customer1: a kilo of peas, half a kilo of chillies and a big cabbage.

Customer2: 2 kilos of mangoes, 2 kilos of onions, a kilo of carrots, a small watermelon and a big fish.

Customer3: 2 kilos of meat, a kilo of bananas, 2 kilos of beans and half a kilo of lemons.

Script / [qfvjko Customer 1

Customer: Good morning. I’d like some vegetables. Have you got any peas?

Shopkeeper: Yes, the peas are beautiful. How many would you like? Customer: How much are they? Shopkeeper: Two hundred and fifty kip a kilo. Customer: A kilo, please. I need some chillies, too. How much are they? Shopkeeper: Three hundred kip a kilo. Customer: Give me half a kilo. And I’d like a cabbage. The big one on the top. How much is that? Shopkeeper: One hundred kip. Anything else? Customer: No, that’s all. Thank you. Customer 2 Customer: Hello. Those mangoes look good. How much are they? Shopkeeper: Eight hundred and twenty kip a kilo. Customer: Two kilos, please. And I’d like a small watermelon. How much does that one cost? Shopkeeper: Five hundred kip. Anything else. Customer: Yes. I need some onions and some carrots. How much are they? Shopkeeper: The onions are five hundred and fifty kip a kilo, and the carrots are one thousand kip a kilo. Customer: Two kilos of onions and a kilo of carrots, please. And I’d like some fish. Give me that big one over there. How much is it? Shopkeeper: Three thousand kip for the big one. Anything else? Customer: No, that’s all, thanks. Customer 3 Shopkeeper: Good morning. Can I help you? Customer: Hello, I’d like some meat please. Shopkeeper: How much would you like?

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Customer: Give me two kilos. How much is it? Shopkeeper: Two thousand, five hundred kip a kilo. Anything else? Customer: Yes, a bunch of bananas and a kilo of apples. How much are they? Shopkeeper: The bananas are two hundred kip a bunch, and the apples are eight hundred kip a kilo. Anything else? Customer: How much is the chicken? Shopkeeper: It’s nine hundred kip a kilo. Would you like some? Customer: No, that’s a lot of money. But give me a kilo of beans and half a kilo of lemons. Shopkeeper: The beans are two hundred kip a kilo and the lemons are one hundred and fifty kip a kilo. Anything else? Customer: No, that’s all. Thank you.

6. Choose and write g]nvd c]t 0Po

76ok=rkoadIPog[yj’7k=la[.odyf9tdk=ouhdjvo c]t rkoadIPovjkozjko ! 7ah’D 76vtmy[kp;ymugIaf[qfg/ydsafouh3fp[vd.shoadIPo9afgvqk7k=la[ ! sk )

380Po.ljdhv’I6[rk[.sh4nd8hv’D sâ’9kdohao oadIPogIaf[qfg/ydsafc]h;F 76ok=rkd;fcdhgxaod5j,D

7k=8v[G 1. chillies 2. fish 3. chicken

4. onions 5. carrots 6. watermelon 7. lemon 8. meat 7. Game gd,

76.shoadIPo sqd sk ly[ 7qo,kdtfkogrnj vgIafdyf9tde8q;1 jk’.sh\j676jg[y j’D 769afoadIPogxao95F 95]t ly[ 7qo s^n \qfshv’ grn jvsYôgd,D

76lk,kfla[x jPogd,fh;pdko4k,;jk lyj’0v’mujxzh6mevyfwfhg;QkwxoAo .shzh6mulv’ g;Qk7novud c]t g;Qklyj’0v’.\jF zh6mulk, c]t luj d=gIaf7ndaoD gd,oUlk,kfgIaf gxaodyf9tde grn jvoeg0Qkl6j[qfIPod+wfhD

8. Miming game gd,.[sk7ela[ X[j=g;qhkvvdlP’ltcf’mjkmk’gvqk?

djvo9tsûhogd,ouhF 768hv’vtmy[kp;ymusûho.shoadIPog0qhk.93fpdkocotok= dkosûho7nG

.shoadIPo!7qo7qho7yfsk7ela[|bj’-bj’vkf9t\kpg4y’dkodtmk=s^nvkdkoltcf’

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vao.fvao|nj’.o.99kdoaho.shvvd,kltcf’vkdkomjkmk’faj’d;jk3fp[j=vvd lP’.fM 9kdoaho.shs,6 j.oshv’IPogfqkvkdkoltcf’fa j’djk;;jk\kpg4u’spa’F

gd,ouhlk,kf4k,wfhs^kpM7ah’9qod;jk9twfhIa[7k=8v[muj4nd8hv’D 8q;1jk’G Mr A (7qho7yfgvqk ! vkdkoltcf’) buying bananas. Class: Are you washing your car? A : No, I’m not. Class: Are you planting a banana tree? A : No, I’m not. Class: Are you buying bananas? A : Yes, I am.

oUc,jo[k’9k=o;ovkdkoltcf’mujlk,kfok=.-hwfh7nG - going shopping - drinking water - eating meat - reading a newspaper - playing football - planting trees - sleeping…..

9. Read and write vjko c]t 0Po • .odyf9tdk=ouhF.odkofk=gouo;ymuxt8y[af,u16 j @ 1jk’dkook=.-h7k=4k,7nG 1. What would you like to buy? 2. What would you like?

• dyf9tdk= ! What would you like to buy? 76vtmy[kp.odyf9tdk=ouhF.sh9afoadIPo @ 7qoz6hsob j’8ah’7k=4k, c]t vud7qosobj’

8v[F djvovnjoz6h8v[7k=4k,8hv’wfhg]nvd & 1jk’c]h;0Po.l jg9hp s^n xnh,0v’ 8qogv’F X.o !W ]kpdkomu j76.sh,k? 9kdoaho8ah’7k=4k,c,jog]u j,4k,8k,.9.o !0 ]kpdko Xzh6.f4k,wfh 3 ]kpdko

djvos,6jgxao z6h-totg]uf.ogd,?

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8q;1jk’G You: Would you like to buy any oranges? Partner: Yes, I would (1 score) You: Would you like to buy any vegetables?

Partner: No, I wouldn’t. (0 score, so now it’s your partner’s turn) Partner: Would you like to …….? { ]k=]a[lk=o;oxt3spdmujok=.-hwfhG buy any oranges buy any drinks go shopping now buy any lemons buy any meat buy any carrots buy any foods buy any fish buy any fruits buy any rice 10. Listen and tick 2a’ c]t \kp

.odyf9tdk=ouhF769twfhvjko! .o @ xt3spdvvd,k.shfuc]tlP’9tc9h’ oadIPo.shdtdP,2a’c]ts,kpgvqkxt3spdmuj76vjkovvd,kmujgsao;jk4nd

8hv’c]h;9bj’s,kp X ? gvqkD 7k=8v[G

1. Would you like a Coke? 2. I would like some orange juice. 3. We would like to go for a walk. 4. What do you like doing at the weekend? 5. We like our new car.

REVISION (UNIT 7 - 8)

1. Write and complete 0Po c]t 8nj,.sh7q[ 7e8v[G 1. love 5. spit 2. give 6. have 3. listen 7. need 4. throw 8. buy

- Complete 8nj,.sh7q[ 7e8v[G a. listen b. throw c. spit d. buy e. give f. have g. need

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2. Listen and tick 2a’ c]t \kp8yd 76.shoadIPovjkog[yj’7ela[d jvoD 9kdoAo 76cotoe .shoadIPo\kp .l j|hk7e la[mujg0qkg9QkwfhpyoD

76vjkoc8j7ela[muj,ug7njbv’\kp gmqjkoAoD

Script / [qfvjko

1. egg cake

2. children chicken

3. coffee cheese

4. food would

5. some come

6. potato tomato

3. Complete gIaf.sh7q[ .odyf9tdeoU 76cotoe.shoadIPogvqk7ela[mu j.sh,k9eo;o 8 7e g0Qk.lj[jvo

s;jk’.sh4nd8k,7;k,s,kp

7e8v[G 1. Waiter: What would you like to eat?

Woman: I’d like a chicken sandwich, a salad and a Coke, please.

2. Waiter: OK. And what would you like to have? Child: I’d like a hot dog and French fries. Waiter: And what would you like to drink? Child: Milk, please.

3. Waiter: What would you like to have, Sir? Man: The fish, please. Waiter: Anything to drink? Man: Coffee and some water.

4. Waiter: OK. What would you like ma’am?

Woman: Chicken and French fries, please. And tea.

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Lesson 1 Two friends [qfIPomu 1 \6jlv’7qo IPook=.- hdkolq,mP[ tall /taller. Lesson 2 In our class [qfiPomu 2 .oshv’IPo0v’r;dgiqk IPook=.-h tall/taller/tallest. Lesson 3 Two cities in Laos [qfIPomu # lv’8q;g,njv’.oxtgmf]k; IPodjP;da[dkorao]tok c]t lq,mP[lt4komuj


dvjo0Boshv’768hv’wfhdtdP,G • [af7k=la[mujgxao7k=75ook,muj9k=gxaogrnjvpqd.shoadIPo8v[8k,dkoxP[mP[ .oc8j]t]tfa[7n ]tfa[mk=,tfkF ]tfa[xP[mP[lv’1jk’ c]t ]tfa[0ahol5fD

95fxtlq’G vjkoc]t0Poxt3spdxP[mP[8k,0aho8jk’Mwfh • ok=.-h7k=75ook,muj,urtpk’fP; (old, short)

7e75ook,muj,ulv’rtpk’ (happy, pretty) c]t lk,rtpk’0Bowx (excellent, beautiful)

]tfa[7kf\kpG sâ’9kd9q[[qfIPoouh oadIPolk,kfG

vjkoxt3spdxP[mP[8k,0aho8jk’M0v’7k=75ook, I6hdkoxP[mP[]ts;jk’lyj’mujgxao7qoF laf c]t lyj’0v’wfh I6h.9hcpd7;k,\kp0v’7k=75ook,mu jlahoc]t7k==75ook,mujpk;

Unit 1

Unit Nine

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Lesson 1 Two friends [qfIPomu ! \6jlv’7qo

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1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j • djvog0Qklj6[qfIPo764k,]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[mu j .-h.o[qf IPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D

76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko @ 7A’ c]h; .shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB, c8j[+wfhg;Qk 8k,sâ’gmnjvD

76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+ 4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vd zh6vjkozyfoAovjko

7no.sh4ndD 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’ vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd[k’8q;1jk’g-ajoG

How old is your father? How much do you weigh? 2. Grammar note sâdw;ptdvo

76 vtmy[kpdkooe.-h7e4k,fh;p How + adjective + …..? .o[vjo adjective gIqklk,kfgvqk7evnjo.fhF c8j8hv’.sh.fh7;k,\kp.odko 4k,g-ajoG How old, tall, fat, far, deep,……? 8q;1 jk’G How old are you? / How tall is your father? - How lk,kf.-hda[ much c]t many wfhF g[yj’8q;1kj’]5j,oUG (How much s^n How many cx;jk s^kpxko.fF s^kpgmqjk.f) gIqk.-h8A’7e4k,djP;da[9eo;o mujgIqk1kdI6hD 8q;1 jk’G How much do you weigh? How many brothers have you got?

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3. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;qhk8k,

djvomuoadIPo9tg0qhkl6jdyf9tdk=F76.shoadIPog[yj’I6[ mhk;,t3ome c]t ok’ fk;aodjvo 9kdoaho76vjko0h=,6o 0v’oadIPo 2 7qooAo.shm5d7qo.osvh’2a’D

764k,oadIPoG How old is Manotham? How tall is Manotham? How much does Manotham weigh? How many brothers and sisters has Manotham got? 760Po7k=4k,0hk’gmy’ouh.ljdtfkoF c]h;4k,7k=4k,fP;daoda[fk;aoD

76.-h7k=ok,gsqjkouhG age, height, weight, family .ljda[7k=4k,0hk’gmy’oahoD xt8y[af dyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;qhk8k,D

4. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;qhk 76giaf[qf8q;1jk’cdjoadIPo 76g;qhk;jkG I’m taller than Manotham.

I’m heavier than Davanh. etc.9kdoaho 76.shoadIPoc8j’xt3spdvnjomuj7hkp7ndaoouhD 769afoadIPogxao76j s^n gxao95grnjvln[8+xt8y[afdyf9tdeD d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

5. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[

76ok=rkoadIPo8ah’7k=4k, c]t g/ydg;qhkxt3spd 4hkgsao;jk9k=gxaoD [vdoadIPo;jkg0qkg9qhkpa’ok=.-h7e4k,ouhgrnjv8nj,8k8t]k’.sh7q[D

76[vdoadIPodjkp8k8t]k’.ljxB,0PoD9kdoaho 9afoadIPogxao95F 95]tlk,7qo grnjv4k,gvqk0=h,6o-nj’dao c]t daoc]h;8nj,8k8t]k’.sh7q[D

6. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;qhk dyf9tdk=oUc,jodkod;fcdhm;o7no0v’dyf9tde0hk’gmy’D 764k,gvqkxt3spd8q;1 jk’9kdoadIPo c]tg/ydxt3spdgs^qjkoaho4hkgsao;jk

9k=gxaoD 769afoadIPogxao95 95]t sqd { cxf 7qo grnjvgIafdyf9tdk=ouhD d;fcdh.ljdtfko s^n .shoadIPogIafgxao;Pd[hkoD

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7. Say and write g;qhk c]t 0Po 76lv[4k,gvqk7e8v[0v’xt3spd 1 sk 3 9kdoadIPog/ydxt3spdgsq jkoUD 769afoadIPogxao76j3fp.shoadIPo ! 7qog[yj’xt3spd8k,ok=g[umu j.sh,k9kdoaho.sh

g;qhkxt3spdfa j’dkj;vvd,k c]t 8j=,k9bj’0Po.l jxB,F .sh76jlqomtokwfhg[yj’ok= 76lk,kf9afoadIPogxao76 j\qfshv’IPogrnjvxt8y[afwxrhv,daoD

X76vkf1jk’ c]t g[yj’.o0totoadIPodk=]a’xt8y[afdyf9tdk=ouh? 7e8v[G

1. Vientiane is bigger than Pakse. 2. Giraffes are taller than horses. 3. Luang Prabang is older than Vientiane. 4. Elephants are heavier than zebras. 5. Apples are cheaper than bananas. 6. June is hotter than January. 7. Ice is cooler than water.

Lesson 2 In our class [qfIPomu @ .oshv’IPo0v’r;dgIqk .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9twfhIPodkook=.-h tall – taller – tallest 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j • djvog0Qklj6[qfIPo764k,]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[muj.-h.o [qfIPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D


76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvd lP’[+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdzh6vjkozyf oAovjko7no.sh4ndD

76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’ vjko.sh\j62a’D

76cxrhv,ma’pqd[k’8q;1 jk’g-ajoG tall – taller – tallest interesting – more interesting – the most interesting

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2. Grammar note sadw;pkdvo dyf9tdk=ouhgxaodkodjkpmk=,tfkD 76vkf9t.shhoadIPogIafgxao;Pd[hkod=jjwfhD 76[vdoadIPo;jk g0qkg9qhk9twfhIPodjP;da[7k=75ook,muj,ulk,rtpk’0Bowx

.o[qfIPo8j=wxD 76vtmy[kpdqfdko8nj,lj;omhkp0v’7e75ook,D

1. 4hk7e75ook,38.f,ulP’lAortpk’fP;F ,ult]t0Aodk’ djvo9t8nj, -er}-est .sh 8nj,rtpao-totmhkpvud38|bj’ djvo9t8nj, -er}-est 8q;1jk’G big bigger the biggest fat fatter the fattest @D 4hk7e75ook,38.fskd]q’mhkpfh;p (e), djvo9t8nj, -er}-est gIqkrP’c8j8nj, r

c]t -st gmqjkoAoD 8q;1jk’G large larger the largest wide wider the widest #D 4hk7e75ook,38.fskdgxao7e75ook,c[[mqj;wxF gIqklk,kf8nj, er}est g0Qkmhkpwfhg]up 8q;1jk’G long longer the longest tall taller the tallest $D 4hk7e75ook,38.fskd]q’mhkpfh;p y, 8+|hk y c,jortpao-tot gIqk8hv’xjPo y gxao i djvoc]h;9nj’8nj, -er/-est. 8q;1jk’G heavy heavier the heaviest busy busier the busiest &D 7e76ook,muj.-h1j6]tfa[xP[mP[ @ 1 jk’ c]t ]tfa[0Aol5f-b j’.-h more c]t most. r;dgIqk.-h more c]t most da[7e75ook,[k’9er;dmu j,u @ sk # rtpk’0Bowx Xc8j;jk,ao[+.-hda[7e75ook,muj]q’mhkpfh;p -y? 8q;1jk’G expensive more expensive the most expensive beautiful more beautiful the most beautiful dangerous more dangerous the most dangerous

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3. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, xt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D

4. Say and write g;qhk c]t 0Po 76lv[4k,gvqkxt3spd 8q;1jk’9kdoadIPoD .odyf9tdk=ouh 769tok=.-h7elq,

mP[gmqjkoahoD 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdk= g[yj’F g;qhk c]t 0PoD vkf9t,us^kpM

xt3spdmujc8d8jk’vvd9kd[qfIPooadIPolk,kfc8j’0Bo s^n vu’.ljj8q;9y’ 0v’g0qkg9QkD

• c]h;d;fcdh.ldtfkoD 5. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[

76gIafgxao8q;1jk’cdjoadIPoF 76.shoadIPo lk,7qo,kdtfkoc]h;4k,;jkG 769af]P’oadIPo8k,]k=fa[ 9kd8jeskl6’3fp.-h7e4k,G

who is the tallest? X is the tallest Z is the tallest 76lv[4k,gvqkxt3spdmu jgxao9y’D 9kdoAo d=xt8y[afdyf9tdec[[fP;dao

3fpok=.-hvkp5 (ages): youngest to oldest. 769afoadIPogxao95F 95]t sqd { cxf 7qo grnjvxt8y[afdyf9td=kD

c8j’8ah’z6h]kp’koxt9e95grnjv0Bo,k]kp’ko16 jdtfkoD d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD 4ngvqkdkod;fcdhouhgrnjvgoaho|ad.ljdkovtmy[kpdjP;da[

the .og;]koe.-h superlatives. (the tallest, the shortest) 6. Write and say 0Po c]t g;qhk

76cotoe.shoadIPo\qfshv’.shg0qhk.9;ymudko0Poxt3spd8k,7;k,9y’ 3fpok=.-h7k=75ook,muj wfhIPo,kc]h;.o[qfIPod jvo g-a joG Chanthy is younger than KhamdyD

76cotok=.shoadIPolk,kf0Powfhm5dMg]njv’mu jrq;raoda[7k=ok,mujwfhIPo

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3fp0Pogxaodkolq,mP[ @ 1jk’ (Comparative) s^n lk,1jk’0Bowx (Superlative)

9kdoaho.shg;qhkxt3spdmuj8qogv’0Pow;hc]h;F vjkovvd.sh\6j2a’D 8q;1kj’G Kham is taller than Deng. Dara is the most beautiful girl in the class. Thongdy is shorter than Bounmy.

7. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;qhk mk=vyf76m;o7no7k=la[3fp.-hI6[rk[D 76g[yj ’7nogrn jv7;k,coj.9;jk

oadIPoI6h9ad7k=ok,ma’\qfouhc]h; s^n pa’D 76[vdoadIPog[yj’xt3spd8q;1jk’F 9kdoaho 0Po.ljdtfkoc]h;[vdoadIPocx

gxaorklk]k;D 76lv[4k, c]t oadIPog;qhkvud # xt3spdD 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdk=D d;fcdh.ljdtfkomaomu s^n vkf9t.shoadIPogxao;Pd[hkoc]h;d;fcdh.o[qf

IPo8=jwxD 8. Complete 8nj,.sh7q[

76cotoe.shoadIPo\qfshv’rkdaogIaf[qfg/ydsafouh3fpdko8nj, er s^n est c]t 8v[7k=4k,D

769afg;]k.shoadIPo-qj;w]pt|bj’grnjvgIaf[qfg/ydsaf.shc]h; X10-15 okmu? sâ’9kdoaho oadIPogIaf[qfg/ydsafc]h;F 76oerkoadIPod;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

7e8v[G 1. oldest - He is X8k,vkp59y’? years old. 2. taller - Xvu’8k,8q;9y j’? 3. longest - …………… 4. highest - It’s Phubia. 5. longer - No, it isn’t. 6. faster - No, it can’t.

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9. Complete 8nj,.sh7q[ 76cotoe.shoadIPo\qfshv’gIaf[qfg/ydsafouh3fpdko0Po7e75ook,.sh4nd8hv’

8k,shv’s;jk’muj.sh,kD 76.shoadIPo.-hg;]k8nj,7e8v[.lj[jvos; jk’D 76oerkd;fcdh7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.ljgmy’dtfkoD

7k=8v[G 1. smaller smallest 2. taller tallest 3. wider widest 4. larger largest 5. bigger biggest 6. hotter hottest 7. better best 8. bad worst 9. prettier prettiest 10. heavier heaviest 11. slower slowest

10. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,7e.sh7q[ • 76cotok=.shoadIPo\qfshv’g[y j’[qfg/ydsaflv’0=h8 j=wxouh7n0=h A c]t 0=h B .o0=h A. • oadIPo9toe.-h7e;jk than g0qhk.oc8j]txt3spdF .o 0=h B oadIPo 9twfhoe.-h superlative g0Qk.oc8j]txt3spdD

• 76.shoadIPogIaf[qfg/ydsaf3fp9afg;]k.sh8k,7;k,g\tlq,76d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD 7e8v[G

A. 1. You’re older than her. 2. You cook better than me. 3. You have got more money than them. 4. You can run faster than me. 5. You work harder than him.

B. 1. It was the happiest day of my life. 2. It’s the best film I’ve ever seen. 3. She’s the most beautiful singer in our country.

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4. It’s the prettiest cat I’ve ever seen. 5. It was the coldest day of the year. 6. He’s the most interesting teacher I’ve ever met. 11. Read and write vjko c]t 0Po

A • 76.shoadIPola’gdfg[y j’I6[;q’,qo 3 ;q’ c]t g[yj’xt3spd8q;1k j’muj.sh,k grnjvxP[mP[9kdoAo 76.shoadIPo0Po @ xt3spd7no.\ j.sh4nd8hv’D • 76.shoadIPo0Po @ xt3spd.l jxB,0v’g0qkg9Qk sâ’9kdoadIPo0Poc]h; 76d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

7e8v[G 1. B is smaller than C. 2. A isn’t smaller than B. B 9af7j6.shdq’dao

76cotoe c]t vtmy[kp.shoadIPo9af8q;vaflvomuj1 j6lj;omhkp0v’7eok,.l jdao .sh4nd8hv’76.shoadIPo0Po.l jxB,0v’g0qkg9Qkgv’D

76d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

7e8v[G big er} est large ger}gest long ier}iest heavy r}st tall er}est

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Lesson 3 Two cities in Laos [qfIPomu # lv’8q;g,njv’.oxtgmf]k; .o[qfIPooU oadIPo9twfhIPodjP;da[dkorao]tok c]t lq,mP[lt4komujD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j • djvog0Qklj6[qfIPo764k,]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[muj.-h.o[qf IPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D


76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’ [+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdzh6vjkozyfoAovjko 7no.sh4ndD

76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D

2. Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[

76.shoadIPoc8 j]t7qovjko[qffh;p8qogv’|b j’gmnjvD 9kdoaho 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’ c]t vjko8k,D 16j.o;admk=vyfouh 9t,u7k=la[.\ j9k=o;o|bj’D [vd.shoadIPogfqk7;k,\kp0v’7k=la[gsq jkou population, government, administration, business. 9kdgonhvg]njv’ouhc,jog8adoydmu jfumuj9t-j;p.shoadIPo gduf,umadlt.odkovjkoD 76cx s^n 9t.shoadIPocx7k=la[gs^qjkouhgxaorklk]k;D

sâ’9kd76oerkoadIPocx[qfg]njv’ g0Qk.9c]h;F 76cotoe.shoadIPo8v[7e4k, $ 0=hD

oadIPo.-hg;]k & sk !W okmu .odko8v[9kdoAo 76d;fcdh7e8v[16jdtfkoD 7e8v[

1. The capital of Laos is Vientiane 2. The population of Vientiane is five hundred thousand. 3. No, Vientiane is not quieter than Luangprabang. 4. No, Luangprabang is not the most crowded in Laos.

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Vientiane is the capital of Laos. It is also the biggest city in Laos, with a population of more than five hundred thousand. Vientiane is the centre of government, administration, and business for the whole country. Vientiane is the busiest and the most crowded city in Laos.

Luang Prabang is smaller and older than Vientiane. It is the old capital of Laos. Luang Prabang is quieter and more peaceful than Vientiane.

There are many temples and lovely, old buildings in Luang Prabang. Some people think that Luang Prabang is the most beautiful city in Laos.

3. Listen and say 2a’ c]t g;Qk oadIPo7q’75hog7upda[dyf9tdk= true}false ,kc]h;D 76.shoadIPog[y j’ 8q;1jk’D 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[af dyf9tdk=D d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

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1. Vientiane is the biggest city in Laos. True

2. Vientiane is the centre of administration. True

3. Vientiane is older than Luang Prabang. False Luangprabng is older than Vientiane.

4. Luang Prabang is busier than Vientiane. False Luangprabang is quieter than Vientiane.

5. Vientiane is more crowded than Luang Prabang. True

4. Listen and complete 2a’ c]t 8nj,.sh7q[ 76.shoadIPodjkp[qfIPo9kdxB,c[[IPo.ljxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9qhkD 76vjko.shoadIPo8nj,7k=.l j[jvos;jk’.sh7q[D oadIPo,u7;k,75og7upda[[qfvjko

Xtext? ,kc]h;D 7kf;jkg0qkg9qhkvkf9tgIafwfh 4hk2a’76vjkogmnjvfP;D 76d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD oadIPolk,kfd;f.shdao c]t daowfh3fpdkola[xjPoxB,D

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Script / [qfvjko Luang Prabang is smaller and older than Vientiane. It is the old capital of Laos. Luang Prabang is quieter and more peaceful than Vientiane. There are many temples and lovely, old buildings in Luang Prabang. Some people think that Luang Prabang is the most beautiful city in Laos.

5. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;qhk 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’D .shg0qkg9qhk7yfsks^kpMxt3spd.odkolq,mP[]t

s;jk’ televisions, radios c]t computers ;jk9to=k.-h7k=75ook,.fvudD 76lv[4k,gvqkxt3spd3fpdkook=.-hI6[vnjoM8nj,vudD

769afoadoadIPogxao76 jgrnjvxt8y[af dyf9tdefa j’djk;D d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD oadIPovkf9tc8j’xt3spdwfhs^kpM1 jk’8k,7;k,lk,kf

0v’g0qkg9Qk s^n 76.shoadIPo0Poxt3spd8n j,vudgxao;Pd[hkoD

6. Write 0Po 76lv[4k,gvqk7;k,7yfgsao9kdoadIPogrnjvgxaodkodtdP,djvomuj9t.shg0qkg9qhk

gvqkdyf9tdeouhgxao;Pd[hkoD 76.shoadIPog[yj’[qfvjkodjP;da[;P’9aoc]ts^;’rt[k’7novudD vtmy[kp.shoad

IPo2a’;jk;ad (paragraph) mevyfg;qhkd jP;da[dkorao]tokg,nv’;P’9aoD lj;o;ad (paragraph) mulv’g;qhkdjP;da[dkolq,mP[lv’8q;g,nv’D

760Po.l jdtfkoD 76lv[4k,oadIPo8nj,vudgrnjvgda[degvqks^kpM 7;k,7yfgrnjv 9twfhoewx0Po]q’.olv’;adoahoD

767;o9njw;hltg\u;jk 8hv’.-hg;]k.odkodtdP,dyf9tdk=0Pogrnjv.shoadIPo xtlq[zqoleg]af.odko0PoD

7. Puzzle gd,x yfltok

.odyf9tdeouhF 76cotoe c]t vtmy[kp.shoadIPo-vdsk7ela[mujgxao7e75ook, ,k9eo;o & 7k=la[ muj16 j.oshv’ $ s jP,ouhD

76vkf9af;k’g;]kc[[9edafF 4hkoadIPoz6h.f-vdskwfh & 7ela[djvo\6j.shpqd ,n0Bo X4n;jkz6hoahogxaoz6h-tot?D

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76vkfdtdP,]k’;ao.f|bj’grnjv.shoadIPoz6hmuj-totg]uf 7k=8v[G 1. YOUNG 2. CHEAP 3. HEAVY 4. FAT 5.TALL

8. Song, Sounds, Rhymes gr’F lP’F dkolezaf

.orkdouh 769twfhoerkoadIPocv[2a’gr’gxaorklkva’dyfD .o0totmu j oadIPo 2a’gr’wxoahoF 767;ovtmy[kpd jvo2a’D fa j’oAo g0qkg9Qk9t.fh,u95fxtlq’.odko2a’D 768hv’vtmy[kp.shoadIPoI6h9addjvo;jk g0qhkg9qhk9twfh8nj,7k=la[g0Qk.lj[jvos;jk’D

16j.ogr’ouhF oadIPo9twfh2a’lP’7ela[[jvomhkpxt3spdmu j,ulP’lk=zafdaoD 7k=8v[G Like a long, lonely stream

I keep running toward a dream Moving on, moving on

Like a branch on a tree I keep reaching to be free Moving on, moving on

Because there’s a place in the sun Where’s there’s hope for everyone

Where my poor restless heart has got to run There’s a place in the sun And before my life is done

I’m going to find me a place in the sun

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fyo2hkvkdkf Lesson 1 What’s the weather like? [qfIPomu 1 fyo2hkvkdkfgxao7nco;.f L IPog;QkdPj;da[fyo2hkvkdkfD Lesson 2 The weather in Laos [qfIPomu 2 fyo2hkvkdkf.oxtgmf]k; IPog;QkdPj;da[fyo2hkvkdkf.oxtgmf]k;D Lesson 3 Weather around the Asian region [qfIPomu 3 vkdkf1j6.o0q’g0fvk-u IPog;QkdjP;da[ltrk[fyo2hkvkdkf.o0q’g0fvk-u s^n gvg-pD g;]kIPo G 12 -qj;3,’ dkodtdP,G dvjo0Nosvh’768vh’dtdP, G • I6[rk[0v’c8j]t ]tf6dko c]t fyo2hkvkdkfmujc8d8jk’dao F [ksv^f 95fxtlq’G • IPog;QkdPj;da[fyo2hkvkdkfD

• IPog;QkdPj;da[fyo2hkvkdkf.oxtgmf]k;D

• IPog;QkdjP;da[ltrk[fyo2hkvkdkf.o0q’g0fvk-u s^n gvg-pD ]tfa[7kf\kpG sâ’9kd9q[[qfIPooUoadIPolk,kfG • g;Qk c]t 0Po djP;da[r6,vkdkfmqj;wxD

• 2a’F g;Qk c]t 0Po djP;da[rtpkdvovkdkf.oxtgmf]k;D

• g;Qk c]t 0Po djP;da[ltrk[fyo2hkvkdkf0v’g,nv’8jk’Mmuj1j6.o0q’g0fvk-uD

• xP[mP[ltrk[fyo2hkvkdkf0v’lv’g,nv’.s jp.olv’xtgmfD

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Lesson 1 What’s the weather like ? [qfIPomu 1 fyo2hkvkdkfgxao7nco;.f L .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9tIPog;QkdPj;da[fyo2hkvkdkfD 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j

• djvog0Qkl6j[qfIPo 764k,oadIPo;jk,NoUr6,vkdkfgxaoco;.fD

• 764k,oadIPo djP;da[r6,vkdkf c]t .shg0qkg9Qk[vdr6,vkdkfmujg0qkg9QkI6hD


• 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rvh,ma’pjk’vvh,svh’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’ [+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdz6hvjkozyfoAovjko 7no.sh4ndD • 76[vd ;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D

• 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko.sh\j62a’D 2. Read and write vjko c]t 0Po • 76.shoadIPo0Po7ela[djP;da[ltrk[fyo2hkvkdkf .shdq’da[I6[rk[D g0qkg9Qkvkf9tgIafgxao76j sn^ gxao[5d7qod+wfhD • 764k, sn^ .sh7e8v[ F g/ydoadIPog;QkdPj;da[]adltot0v’ltrk[fyo2hkvkdkfD Answer / 7e8v[ 1. It’s stormy. 2. It’s foggy. 3. It’s cold. 4. It’s windy. 5. It’s hot. 6. It’s rainy.

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3. Say and point g;Qk c]t -U • 76gIaf8q;1jk’cdjoadIPoD 76g;Qk]adltot0v’vkdkf c]t .shoadIPo[vd;jk c,joI6[.fD • 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvln[8+xt8y[afdyf9tdefa j’.o8q;1 jk’oAoD 4. Read and practise v jko c]t g/ydcv[ • 76oerkoadIPog/ydg;Qkxt3spdgsq j^koU D

• 9afoadIPogxao76j sn^ d j5,grnjvg/ydg;QkD 5. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk • 76oerkm;o7noleo;oG last week, last Sunday c]t the days of the week

4hkgsao;jk9egxaoD • 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’ c]h;g/ydg;Qkxt3spd 764k,gvqkxt3spd9kdoadIPo 3fpoe.-hxN,[aombdxt9e;aoD • 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeD • d;fcdh.ljdtfko sn^ .shoadIPo0Pogxaoxt3spd grnjvgxao;Pd[khoD 6. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,

• xt8y[afdyf9tde2a' c]t g;Qk8k,D D 76vjko.shoadIPo2a'D

7. Practise g/ydcv[ D 76oerkoadIPog/ydg;Qk[qflqomtokD D 9afoadIPogxao76j s^n d5j,grnjvg/ydg;QkD

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• 76gIaf[qfg/ydsafgxao8q;1jk’cdjoadIPo c]t .shoadIPoxt8y[afgxao76jD

• 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[af dyf9tdeD 9. Let’s sing • 76oerkoadIPoIhv’gra’D

• 76.shoadIPoIhv’rhv,dao\qfshv’D

10. Puzzle foggy

stormy rainy

C L S A G H R C C B S O F T U A W A E L S T L F O G N C I A O N G D L R G O N N N U O E U N M U G P Y H D W F N Y Y H D Y I K Y Y E B H O T C L E A R Z L

hot windy

cloudy

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Lesson 2 The weather in Laos [qfIPomu @ vkdkf.oxtgmf]k; .o[qfIPooU oadIPo9twfhIPodjP;da[ vkdkf.oxtgmf]k;D

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\jj djvog0Qkl6j[qfIPo764k,oadIPo]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPoz6h.fI6h,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[ muj.-h.o[qfIPooUxt,ko ${& 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[y j’D




2. Draw and write c8h, c]t 0Po 76[vdoadIPo.sh]v’7kf7tgog[yj’;jk r6,vkdkf.oc8j]t;ao0v’vkmyf8+wx9t gxaoco;.fD .shg0qkg9Qkc8h,I6[.lj.o8k8t]k’ c]h;0Poxt3spd.l jdhv’I6[ mujc8h,w;hoAoD gvUogvqkoadIPo9eo;o|bj’ 1no0Bovjko7e8v[0v’8qogv’.sh\6 j.oshv’2a’D 760Po 7e8v[0v’oadIPo.ljgmy’dtfkoD 4hk; jkoadIPo7qo.fvjkoxt3spd[+4nd 767;o cx’xt3spd.shg0qkg9Qkdjvo0Po.ljgmy’dtfkoD

3. Listen and complete 2a’ c]t 8n j,.sh7q[ vu’.ljsq;0=h0v’[qfIPooU 76 7;ooerkoadIPolqomtokdjP;da[ ltrk[vkdkf .oxtgmf]k; gxaorklk]k;D

76.shoadIPog[yj’czomuj c]t djkp8k8t]k’grnjvgIafdyf9tde .lj.oxB,0Po0v’ g0qkg9QkD

76vjko7ertpkdvovkdkf.shoadIPo2a’ c8j[+mao.sh0Pospa’gmnjvD 76vjko7A’mu lv’ .shoadIPo2a’ c]t8nj,8k8t]k’wxrhv,D 76cotoe.shoadIPo8A’.92a’c8j 0=h,6omuj9tgvqk,k8nj,.lj.o8k8t]k’gmq jkoAoD

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.o[qfvjko oadIPo9twfhpyo7e;jk (will) mujg;QkdjP;da[vkok7qfF oUc,josq;|j;p l5fmhkp 769tvtmy[kp]tvPfdjP;da[sâdw;pkdvos^n[+oAo d=c]h;c8j769tgsao g\ktlq,D

d;fcdh16jdtfkoD Scripts / [qfvjko

The weather around Laos for tomorrow In Champasack it will be hot and cloudy with a maximum temperature of 30 degrees Celsius. Savannakhet will have a maximum temperature of 32 and will be hot and clear. The Vientiane Capital will be very hot with the temperature expected to reach 36 degrees Celsius. Rain is also expected in the Vientiane Capital. Luang Prabang will be warm and cloudy with a maximum of 26 degrees Celsius. And in the north it will be much cooler; Phongsaly will be cool with morning fog and a temperature of 19 degrees Celsius.

4. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;qhk dyf9tdeoY oadIPo9twfhg/yd 4k,7e4k, c]t8v[7e4k, djP;da[vkdkf.oxt gmf]k;D

769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde 4k, 8v[ 3fp.shoadIPog[yj’8k8t]k’ muj8nj,7q[c]h;.o[qfg/ydsaf0=h @?D zafxjPodaogxao A c]t B 8k,8q;1jk’.oxB, c[[IPoD d;fcdh3fpdko gvuhooadIPogmnjv]t76j1no0Bog;Qkl6j\6j.oshv’2a’D

5. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po 76.shoadIPogIafdyf9tdeoUfh;p8qogv’ .shg0qkg9Qkg[yj’8k8t]k’c]h;0Po7nod jP; da[7ertpkdvovkdkfg-yj’g0qkg9Qkwfhg;Qkzjko,kc]h;.o[qfg/ydsafzjko,k faj’ 8q;1jk’0=hmuj.shD d;fcdh16jdtfkoD 6. Read and choose vjko c]t g]nvd dyf9tdeoUlk,kfgIafgxaoc8j]t[5d7qo c]h;d;fcdhgxao76j s^ngIafgxao0Pom;kp grnjvgxaodko8u]k7km;o7noD

d;fcdh3fpdko .shoadIPo|bj’7qo1no0Bovjkol6j\6j.oshv’2a’D

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Answer /7e8v[G are , is , usually , months , in 7. Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[

76.shoadIPovjko[qfvjko7no grnjvgIafdyf9tde vjkoc]t8v[D 76vkf.shoadIPogIafdyf9tdegxao76j s^ngxaoc8j]t[5d7qoD 767;opjk’g]ktg[yj’grnjv

d;flv[;jk oadIPolk,kf8v[7e4k,wfh s^n [+D d;fcdh3fpvjko7e4k,c]h;.shoadIPo.oshv’8v[rhv,dao s^ngvUogmnjv]t7qo]5d

0Bo8v[D Answer /7e8v[G 1. There are two seasons: the wet and dry season. 2. July is the wettest month in Laos. 3. The dry season begins from December. 4. April is the hottest month in laos.

8. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 76oerkm;o7no7ela[djP;da[gfnvo.o|bj’xu 4hkgsao; jk,u7;k,9egxao c]toerk g/ydg;Qkxt3spd9kd8k8t]k’ 8q;1jk’fa j’16j.oxB,c[[IPoD

769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde g;Qkc]t0PoD d;fcdhfh;pdko.shoadIPo,kdtfko c]h;.sh0Po !@ xt3spd-bj’g;QkdjP;

da[c8j]tgfnvoD

9. Complete 8nj,.sh7q[ 76vkf.shoadIPoc8j]t7qo 8nj,xt3spd s^n gvqkwxgIafgxao;Pd[hkod=wfhD Answer /7e8v[G

1. hotter than 2. wettest 3. cooler than 4. the hottest 5. wetter than 6. the coldest

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Lesson 3 Weather around the Asian Region [qfIPomu # vkdkf.o0q’g0fgvg-p

.o[qfIPooUoadIPo9twfhIPodjP;da[ltrk[vkdkf.o0q’g0fgvg-p s^n vk-uD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j • djvog0Qklj6[qfIPo764k,]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[muj.-h.o[qf IPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D

76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sâ’gmnjvxt,ko @ 7A’D

76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’ [+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdzh6vjkozyfoAovjko

7no.sh4nd c]t \ j6.oshv’2a’oedaoD 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko.sh\j62a’D

76cxrhv,ma’pqd[k’8q;1jk’[k’vaog-a joG 4 seasons( spring, winter, autumn,

and summer), sunny , cloudy and degree Celsius ( °C).

2. Look and say g[ yj’ c]t g;qhk 76.shoadiPog[yj’ c]t g;qhk djP;da[czomujD 76.-hrklk]k;grnjv-vdI6h;jkoadIPo

I6hdjP;da[0q’g0fgvg-ps^kpxko.fD 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’ c]t lv[4k,gvqk0=h,6o9kdoadIPo8nj,vudD

s,kpgsf G 8q;g,nv’8 jk’M.oczomu j]h;oc]h;c8 j c,jog,nv’s^;’0v’xtgmfF pqdg;aho Sydney g-yj’gxao8q;g,nv’muj.spjmujl5f c]t I6hdaofu.o Australia.

lj;og,nv’s^;’c,jo Canberra. 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvzafxjPodaog;qhkxt3spdmu jgxao9y’djP;da[czomujD 76[vd.shoadIPog[uj’8q;1k j’ c]t 9kdoAo 76lv[4k,gvqkxt3spd

9kdoadIPo8nj,vudD 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvln[8+g;QkdPj;da[v5ostr6, c]t vkdkfD 9kdoAo.sh

lq,mP[djP;da[vkdkf,nhouh dyf9tdk=ouh xt8y[afc[[fP;fa j’0hk’gmy’D

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3. Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[ 76ok=.-hczomuj c]t lt4komuj8jk’M0v’xtgmf Australia 7novudD 76[vdoadIPo

g[yj’I6[rk[djP;da[]tf6dkog-yj’g0qkg9qhk9twfhv jko.o0aho8j=wxD 76vjko lv’gmn jv F 9kdoaho.shoadIPo 2a’ c]t vjko8k,D .sh7k=vtmy[kp

8j=m5dM7k=la[4hkoadIPo4k,D c8j.o[qfouh 7k=la[.s,jd=,urP’c8j seasons. -5dph6.shoadIPovjko[qfvjko8nj,vudgrnjvgxao;Pd[hkoD 76vkf9tok=gvqk;ad|bj’0v’[qfok=wxgxao[qf0Pom;kpcdjoadIPo .og;]k8j=wxD 76ok=rkoadIPo8v[7k=4k, $ 0=hF sâ’9kd76\aho.9;jkoadIPovjkog0qhk.9[qf

g]njv’16j.oxB,IPoF 3fp9afoadIPogxao76 j s^n .shg0qkg9qhk8v[gxao[5d7qod= jwfhD 76.shoadIPo.-hg;]k8v[7k=4k,c]t0Po.ljxB,0v’g0qkg9qhkgv’D sâ’9kdoadIPo8v[7k=4k,.ljxB,8qogv’c]h;76ok=rk0Po7k=8v[muj4nd8hv’

.ljgmy’dtfko3fpgvuhovklklt,ad s^n gvuho-njgvqk[5d7qo0Uowx0Podj=wfhD 7e8v[G

1. Summer 5. There are four seasons in Australia. 2. Spring 6. Each season lasts three months. 3. Winter 7. No, it doesn’t.

4. Autumn 8. People go to swim to the beach Script:

Most countries in the Asian region have two seasons, the same as in Laos. However, in Australia there are four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter. Each season lasts three months. Spring starts in September and ends at the end of November. Summer starts in early December and ends in late February. From March to May is autumn and the winter months are June, July and August.

In spring the flowers are beautiful and there are new leaves on the trees. It’s quite warm but it rains sometimes and the wind often blows. In summer the weather is hot. It rarely rains and the sun shines every day. A lot of people go to the beach to swim. In autumn, the leaves start to fall from the trees and the wind is very strong. It’s usually cloudy and sometimes it rains a lot. Sometimes it’s foggy, too. Winter is cold, wet and windy. There are no leaves on the trees and the sun doesn’t shine very often. The days are quite short, too. Winter is the season of warm clothes and raincoats.

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4. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,7k=.sh7q[ 76vkf9t.shoadIPoc8j]t7qo 8nj,xt3spdc]h;d;fcdhgxao76j3fp.-hdyf9tde

g;ahkc]t 0Po s^n9tgIafgxao;Pd[hkod=wfhD 7e8v[G

1. In Australia there are four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter. 2. Winter is the coldest season. 3. Summer is the hottest season. 4. Leaves fall from trees in autumn 5. In winter people wear warm clothes.

5. Look and write 2a’ c]t 0Po • sâ’9kdoahowfhgIafdyf9tdk=16j0=h ! c]t 0=h @ mujdjP;da[dkovjko -nj0v’c8j]tg,nv’ .oczomujgxaomujIP[Ivhpc]h;D

76ok=rkoadIPo0Pogxaorklk8qogv’ Xrklk]k;? 3fp0Po-nj c8j]tg,nv’.ljxB,0Po0v’8qogv’8k,]k=fa[D

7k=8v[G ! g[py’ @ Ik3ohp # ;P’9ao $ ,tou]k & [k’dvd * rtoq,gxao ( d;k]k]k=gxu ) -yfou _ vqdc]oD

6. Write 0Po 76vtmy[kp.shoadIPo2a’;jk.odyf9tdk=oadIPo9twfh]P’8q;vadlvo.o7ela[.sh4nd

.o c8j]t0=hc,jodjP;da[gfnvoF ,uma’\qf _ 0=hD 76.shoadIPo.-hg;]k9k=o;o|bj’grnjv0Po.ljxB,0v’8qogv’D 9kdoaho 76ok=rk0Po7k=8v[muj4nd8hv’.ljgmy’dtfko c]t oerkoadIPovjjko

\qfshv’ s^n gxao[5d7qod=wfhD 7k=8v[G a. September 9 b. November 11 c. December 12 d. February 2 e. March 3 f. May 5 g. June 6 h. July 7

i. August 8

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7. Complete gIaf.shlq,[6o 76vtmy[kp;ymugIaf[qfg/ydsaf8j=wxouh3fp.shoadIPoxjPoI6[7k=ok,gxao7k=75o

ok,g[yj’8q;1jk’G sun - sunny 76.shg;]koadIPo0Po7k=8v[.ljxnh,8qogv’D 76ok=rk0Po7k=8v[muj4nd8hv’.ljgmy’dtfkoc]tok=rkoadIPov jko\qfshv’

s^ngxao[5d7qoD 7k=8v[G 1. windy 2. foggy 3. stormy 4. cloudy 5. rainy 6. snowy

8. Song gra’ .orkdouhF 76ok=rkoadIPo2a’gr’ 4hk76lk,kfIhv’wfhs^n,ug7njv’sûhomu jgxao

-ufu sn dkc-af X4hk[j=,udj=vjkogvqkdj=wfh? 76vtmy[kp.shoadIPo2a’;jkg0qkg9qhk9twfh2a’gr’8 j=wxouh c]t g/yddko2a’gra’mujgxao

rklkva’dyfD 76gxufgr’.shoadIPo2a’ ! s^n @ 7ah’ Xvjko ! s^n @ 7ah’4hk[j=,ug7njv’s^nho?D

76gxufgr’ s^n v jko .shoadIPo2a’vudgmnjvmu 3 grnjv.shoadIPo2a’F 9kdoAo .sh oadIPoIvh’gra’ s^n vkjo 8k,goNv.oD

Song for all Seasons You and me, always together, Me and you, together forever, You and me, always together, me and you. When winter days are long and grey, We dance in the snow. Like the flowers in the spring. We watch our love grow. You and me, always together, Me and you, together forever, You and me, always together, me and you. Summer days are long and warm. With roses red and golden sun. When the summer season leaves, We walk together under autumn trees. You and me, always together, Me and you, together forever, You and me, always together, me and you.

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dkom;o7norklkmujwfhIPozjko,kD 76vkfg]nvd[k’dyf9tde.shoadIPogIaf s^n .shoadIPogIafgv’16 jgInvod=wfhD

Revision Units Answer keys 1. Complete 8nj,7e.sh7q[ I meet my friend I am meeting my friend I met my friend . I put on my hat I am putting on my hat. I put on my hat . I read a book. I am reading a book. I read a book . I sit on the chair. I am sitting on the chair. I sat on the chair. I swim in the river. I am swimming in the river I swam in the river . I have a shower. I am having a shower . I had a shower . I write a letter . I am writing a letter. I wrote a letter .

2. Write 0Po Example :

Last Sunday Bounsy and Khamdy went to the river . They caught the bus at half past seven and arrived at the river around eight o’clock .

It was a good day to go to the river . They took food and drinks with them and also a ball to play football. First, they went swimming in the river . Then they swam for two hours, ate their food and drank their lemonade . Finally, they played football.

At five o’clock it was time to go home .

3. Read vjko Answers: 1. Phoukeo and Keopha went to the zoo.. 2. They bought some food at the zoo to give to the animals. 3. They saw the monkeys first. 4. There were two tigers in the zoo. 5. Keopha rode on an elephant. True / False 1. A small monkey put Keopha’s bag in the tree. (False). A small monkey put the woman’s bag in the tree. 2. Phoukeo rode on an elephant. (False). Keopha rode on an elephant.

Unit Eleven

REVISION

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3. Keopha felt afraid of the tigers. (True). 4. Keopha wanted to play with the monkeys again. (False). Phoukeo liked to play with the monkeys again.

5. Phoukeo and his sister had a good time . (True).

4. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,7e.sh7q[ cold happy bored ill good

1. I’m not very well today. I feel ill . 2. Soumaly is not sad. She’s happy . 3. I don’t like hot drink. I like it cold . 4. Are you interested in this game? No, I feel bored . 5. Is this the good condition car or the bad one?

5. Complete 8nj,7e.sh7q[ 1. Do you like pizza ? 2. Where is George from ? He is from Spain . 3. Is he a teacher ? 4. Do they work in a bookshop ? Yes , they do .

5. Are you from France ? No , I’m from Australia.

6. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po Answers : Sue is older than Jack. Paula is older than Sue. Paula is the oldest in the class.

1. Jack is younger than Sue. Linda is younger than Jack . Linda is the youngest in the class.

2. Sue is taller than Paula. Jack is taller than Sue . Jack is the tallest in the class.

3. Paula isn’t shorter than Linda. Linda isn’t shorter than Micheal , Linda isn’t the shortest .

7. Read and tick vjko c]t \kp Tick ( ) the correct sentences.

1. . Her name’s Soumaly. She’s name’s Soumaly.

2. We house is in the centre of town. Our house is in the centre of town.

3. “Do you like football?” “Yes, I like” “Do you like football?” “Yes, I do.”

4. She likes me and I like her. She likes I and I like she.

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5. I don’t drink beer. I don’t like. I don’t drink beer. I don’t like it.

6. How many money do you have? How much money do you have?

7. Are there a lamps? Are there any lamps?

8. What did you go last weekend? Where did you go last weekend?

9. He can speak three languages. He cans speak three languages.

10. We go to the movies this evening. We’re going to the movies this evening.

8. Puzzle gd,xyflt|k Find the names of • ten months: January, February, March, April, May, July, August,

September, October and November. • three seasons: spring, summer and winter. • three part of the day: morning, evening and night.

N R A M O R N I N G R F O O A A U G U S T E A E R S V Y X W A P B U F B D E C E M U I O A R T R S P R I N G T N E Z E U E T B A R C S M T H J A V E J M O R M P C E U R E M J A N U A R Y I R Y N B M P S K A U T M G I I E A R D M E N I G H T N R R I N O V E M B E R G C P L J U L Y F E B Y

What are the missing months, the missing season and one more part of the day? The missing months : June and December. The missing season : Autumn / Fall. The missing part of the day: afternoon.

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9. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk a.) Some possible answers:

- The bank is opposite the Grand Hotel. - The chemist is behind the Cinema. - The cinema is opposite the Grand Hotel. - The post office is next to the Internet Café. - The newsagent is next to the City Hotel. - The church is behind the clothes shop, opposite the railway station. - The supermarket is next to the park. - The railway station is opposite the church. - The Internet café is next to the post office, opposite the clothes shop.

b.) Give directions: • A: Excuse me. How do I get to the cinema?

B: Go straight on. Take the first turn on the right. The cinema is on the right, opposite the clothes shop.

A: Thank you very much. B: You’re welcome. • A: Excuse me. How do I get to the post office?

B: Go along King’s road. The post office is on the left, next to the Internet Cafe. A: Thank you very much. B: You’re welcome. • A: Excuse me. How do I get to the newsagent?

B: Go straight on. Take the second turn on the right. The newsagent is on the left, next to the City Hotel.

A: Thank you very much. B: You’re welcome. • A: Excuse me. How do I get to the supermarket?

B: Go along King’s road. The supermarket is on the left, next to the park. A: Thank you very much. B: You’re welcome. • A: Excuse me. How do I get to the theatre?

B: Go straight on. Take the first turn on the left. The theatre is on the right, next to the Chinese restaurant.

A: Thank you very much. B: You’re welcome. • A: Excuse me. How do I get to the Italian restaurant?

B: Go straight on. Take the second turn on the left. The Italian restaurant is on the right, behind the Internet Cafe.

A: Thank you very much. B: You’re welcome.

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