Bài giảng Tiếng Anh 8 Global Success - Unit 2: Life In The Countryside - Lesson 7: Looking Back & Project

 Good morning class !!! Going fishing
 harvesting rice drying rice
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 flying kites herding buffaloes
Swimming in the river
 watering vegetables feeding pigs Unit 2 LIFE IN THE COUNTRYSIDE
 LESSON 7: LOOKING BACK & PROJECT What have we learnt in Unit 2?
 - words about life in the countryside
 - the sounds /ə/ and /ɪ/ in words and sentences
 - comparative forms of adverbs
 - giving and responding to compliments
REVISION - reading about different aspects of a Vietnamese village
 - talking about the village or town where someone lives
 - listening to someone’s opinion about life in the countryside
 - writing a paragraph about what someone likes or dislikes 
 about life in the countryside VOCABULARY
1 Write a phrase from the box under the correct picture.
 unloading rice milking cows catching fish 
 ploughing fields feeding pigs drying rice
 1. ploughing_________________ fields 2. _________________catching fish VOCABULARY
1 Write a phrase from the box under the correct picture.
 unloading rice milking cows catching fish 
 ploughing fields feeding pigs drying rice
 3. _________________drying rice 4. unloading _________________ rice VOCABULARY
1 Write a phrase from the box under the correct picture.
 unloading rice milking cows catching fish 
 ploughing fields feeding pigs drying rice
 5. _________________feeding pigs 6. _________________milking cows VOCABULARY
 2 Choose the correct answer A, B, or C.
1. There is a huge cloud ______ as far as the eye can see.
A. surrounded B. stretching C. vast
2. People in my village are really ______; they are always generous 
and friendly to visitors.
A. well-trained B. funny C. hospitable VOCABULARY
 2 Choose the correct answer A, B, or C.
3. The development of cities destroys ______ areas of countryside.
A. vast B. much C. stretching
4. The workers in our factory are very ______ because they took a lot of good 
training courses.
A. hospitable B. kind C. well-trained
5. The area around the village is famous for its ______ landscape.
A. picturesque B. boring C. dull GRAMMAR
 Complete the sentences with suitable comparative forms of the 
 3 adverbs from the box. 
1. Every morning nick gets up ten minutes (early) ______ than his sister.
2. I speak French (fluently) ____________ now than I did last year.
3. You’ll find your way around the village (easily) __________ if you have a good 
map.
4. It rained (heavily) ____________ today than it did yesterday.
5. If you work (hard) _________, you will do (well) ________ in your exam.
 Game LUCKY NUMBERS
 1 2 3 4
 5 6 7 8
GA 2 4 6 8 10 12 14
GB 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 Complete the sentences with suitable comparative forms of the 
 3 adverbs from the box. 
1. Every morning Nick gets up ten minutes (early) ______earlier than his sister. Complete the sentences with suitable comparative forms of the 
 3 adverbs from the box. 
2. I speak French (fluently) ______________ more fluently now than I did last year. Complete the sentences with suitable comparative forms of the 
 3 adverbs from the box. 
3. You’ll find your way around the village (easily) ______________more easily if 
you have a good map. Complete the sentences with suitable comparative forms of the 
 3 adverbs from the box. 
4. It rained (heavily) _______________more heavily today than it did yesterday. Complete the sentences with suitable comparative forms of the 
 3 adverbs from the box. 
5. If you work (hard) _________,harder you will do (well) ________better in your exam. Complete the sentences with suitable comparative forms of the 
 3 adverbs from the box. 
1. Every morning nick gets up ten minutes (early) ______earlier than his sister.
2. I speak French (fluently) ______________ now than I did last year.
3. You’ll find your way around themore village fluently (easily) _____________ if you have a 
good map. more easily
4. It rained (heavily) ________________ today than it did yesterday.
 more heavily
5. If you work (hard) _________, you will do (well) ________ in your exam.
 harder better