I. Objectives:
- By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to ask for favors and respond to favors
II. Language contents:
1. Grammar: Modals: can, could, may
2. Vocabulary: favor
III. Techniques: Shark’s attack, Asking and Answering
IV. Teaching aids: Projector
Date: 19/11/2006 Period: 34 Lesson 2: SPEAK I. Objectives: - By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to ask for favors and respond to favors II. Language contents: 1. Grammar: Modals: can, could, may 2. Vocabulary: favor III. Techniques: Shark’s attack, Asking and Answering IV. Teaching aids: Projector V. Procedures: Teacher’s and Students’ activities Content - T gives Ss to play a game “Shark’s attack” - Ss play a game in two teams - T asks Ss the meaning of the word - Ss give the meaning - T asks Ss: What do you say to ask for a favor? - Ss answer: Can / Could you help me? - T asks Ss: When do you ask for a favor? - Ss answer : Need some help - T asks Ss: How do you say to respond to favor? -Ss answer : Certainly / Of course / Sure / No problem - T asks Ss to copy down the following phrases - Ss write in their notebooks - T moves around and checks Ss write or not - T asks Ss to work in pairs - Ss work in pairs the dialogue between Mrs. Ngoc and Hoa - T summarizes the content of the dialogue: “Mrs. Ngoc is carrying a heavy bag, but she’s hurt her arm so she needs some help” - Ss listen and use the expressions in the table to play the roles the dialogue - Ss make similar dialogue - T gives the situation - Ss work in pairs - T asks Ss to listen to the dialogue between a receptionist and a tourist - Ss listen - T asks some questions to checks Ss understanding - Ss answer What does the receptionist say? What’s for? Another way to offer assistance? How do you say to respond to assistance? - T asks Ss to copy down the following phrases - Ss write - T asks Ss to repeat chorally and then individually all the phrases in the chart - Ss repeat (chorus, individually) - Ss work in pairs the dialogue b page 56 - T gives another situation: “You want to help a tourist who needs to find the nearest police station because he has lost money” - Ss work in pairs to make a similar dialogue then practice with their partners - T moves around the class and helps Ss if necessary - Ss practice the dialogue in front of the class - Others notice and listen - T gives marks - T gives another situation - Ss continue practicing - T corrects the mistakes 1. Warm up: Shark’s attack: favor New-word: - favor (n): söï giuùp ñôõ, aân hueä 2. Pre- speaking : Look at the phrases in the boxes. Then practice the dialogues with a partners: Asking for favors Responding to favors - Can/ Could you help me, please? - Could you do me a favor? - I need a favor - Can you ? - Could you? - Certainly / Of course Sure / No problem - What can I do for you? - How can I help you? - I’m sorry. I’m really busy 3. While – speaking a) Mrs. Ngoc: Hoa: “Your neighbor needs help tidying his yard because he had broken his leg” b) Receptionist: Tourist: - “May I help you?” - For offering assistance - Do you need any help? - Let me help you - Yes/ No, Thank you Offering assistance Responding assistance - May I help you? - Do you need any help? - Let me help you - Yes. That’s very kind of you - No, thank you - I’m fine - I can manage b) Receptionist: Tourist: Now use the appropriate phrases in the box to make similar dialogues about some of the following situations with a partners: 4. Post – speaking : Play - roles: “Your aunt needs to buy some vegetables because she is busy cooking meal” “Your friend needs help fixing her bike because she has a flat tire” 5. Homework: - Learn by heart new-words - Write on your notebooks the dialogue between you and a tourist who lost money - Do exercise: 1 page 38, 39 (Workbook) - Prepare: U6 - L3: Listen COMMENT:
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