Giáo án Tiếng Anh 11 - Tiết 14, Bài 2: Relationships, Spesking
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- E.11 UNIT 2: RELATIONSHIPS – SPEAKING - Seeking advice 1. Choose sentences a-f to complete the conversation between two classmates. 2. Answer the questions. 1. What is Chi’s problem? 2. What does Van advise her to do? 3. Practise the conversation with a partner. 4. Choose one topic. Use the ideas below to make a similar conversation. Linda’s problem: John’s problem: - Her best friend, Carol, cheated in the exams, and - His classmates made fun of him because of his Linda didn’t know how to stop her from poor grades. cheating. His best friend’s advice: Linda’s father's advice: - try to study harder, complete all homework - find out the reasons - ask the teachers for help when having a problem - help Carol to revise the lessons and prepare for - find a tutor the exams KEY: 1. Choose sentences a-f to complete the conversation between two classmates. Van: Hi, Chi. You look sad. What’s the problem? Chi: You know, Van, we were chosen to take part in the English Public Speaking Contest in Da Nang next month Van: Yes. Only two students from each class were selected and we need to get our parents’ permission. Chi: So did your parents give you permission? Van: Yes, they did. They felt proud that I was selected. How about yours? Chi: My parents said no. They said Da Nang is too far away, and I’ll miss the TOEFL test already arranged for next month. But I really want to go. 1
- Van: I understand. It’s the chance of a lifetime But I have an idea. You can take the test another time. Did you tell your parents about that? Chi: I did. The real problem is that I’ve never been away from home, and they are worried. What should I do? Van: Let’s talk to our teacher. I think she can persuade your parents. Chi: Good idea. Thanks for your advice Van: Hi, Chi. You look sad. What’s the problem? (Xin chào, Chi. Bạn trông có vẻ buồn. Có vấn đề gì?) Chi: You know, Van, we were chosen to take part in the English Public Speaking Contest in Da Nang next month (Bạn biết đấy, Vân, chúng mình đã được chọn tham dự Cuộc thi Nói Tiếng Anh ở Đà Nẵng vào tháng tới ...) Van: Yes. Only two students from each class were selected and we need to get our parents’ permission. (Vâng. Chỉ có hai học sinh từ mỗi lớp được chọn và chúng mình cần phải có sự chấp thuận của cha mẹ chúng mình.) Chi: So did your parents give you permission? (Cha mẹ bạn đã cho phép bạn đi phải không?) Van: Yes, they did. They felt proud that I was selected. How about yours? (Vâng, đúng vậy. Họ cảm thấy tự hào vì tôi đã được chọn. Cha mẹ bạn thì sao?) Chi: My parents said no. They said Da Nang is too far away, and I’ll miss the TOEFL test already arranged for next month. But I really want to go. (Cha mẹ mình nói không. Họ nói Đà Nẵng quá xa và mình sẽ bỏ lỡ bài kiểm tra TOEFL đã được xếp lịch cho tháng tới. Nhưng mình thực sự muốn đi.) Van: I understand. It’s the chance of a lifetime But I have an idea. You can take the test another time. Did you tell your parents about that? (Mình hiểu. Đây là cơ hội cả đời ... Nhưng mình có một ý tưởng. Bạn có thể kiểm tra vào lúc khác. Bạn có nói với bố mẹ của bạn về điều đó không?) Chi: I did. The real problem is that I’ve never been away from home, and they are worried. What should I do? (Tôi đã nói vậy. Vấn đề thực sự là mình chưa bao giờ xa nhà, và họ đang lo lắng. Mình nên làm gì?) Van: Let’s talk to our teacher. I think she can persuade your parents. (Hãy nói chuyện với giáo viên của chúng ta. Mình nghĩ cô ấy có thể thuyết phục bố mẹ bạn.) Chi: Good idea. Thanks for your advice (Ý tưởng hay. Cảm ơn vì lời khuyên của bạn.) 2. Answer the questions. Lời giải chi tiết: 1. She was chosen to take part in the English Public Speaking Contest in Da Nang, but her parents don't allow her to go there. They are worried because she has never been away from home. (Cô ấy đã được chọn tham gia vào cuộc thi nói tiếng Anh ở Đà Nẵng, nhưng bố mẹ cô ấy không cho phép cô ấy đến đó. Họ lo lắng vì bạn ấy chưa từng xa nhà.) 2. Van advises Chi to ask their teacher to persuade Chi's parents. (Vân khuyên Chi nhờ giáo viên thuyết phục bố mẹ Chi.) 3. Practise the conversation with a partner. 4. Choose one topic. Use the ideas below to make a similar conversation. Linda’s problem: John’s problem: - Her best friend, Carol, cheated in the exams, and - His classmates made fun of him because of his Linda didn’t know how to stop her from poor grades. cheating. His best friend’s advice: Linda’s father's advice: - try to study harder, complete all homework - find out the reasons - ask the teachers for help when having a problem - help Carol to revise the lessons and prepare for - find a tutor the exams 2
- Sample conversation 1: Linda’s father: Linda. You look worried. What’s the problem? Linda: You know, Dad, my best friend, Carol, cheated in the exams and I don’t know how to stop her from cheating. Linda’s father: Very bad. Did you find out the reasons why she cheated in the exams? Linda: Yes, she didn’t revise the lessons because she spent too much time playing computer games the nights before. Linda’s father: I see. I think you should remind her of focusing more on studying. You should also help her revise the lessons and prepare for the next exams. Linda: Good idea. Thanks for your advice, Dad. Sample conversation 2: John’s best friend: Hi, John. You look upset. What’s up? John: You know, my classmates made fun of me. John’s best friend: Why? About what did they make fun of you? John: I got bad marks err three marks for my last physics test and two marks for math test. John’s best friend: I see. I think you should try to study harder, do all the homework the teachers have given you. You should also ask the teachers for help when you have a problem. Besides, I think you should find a tutor to help you to improve your studies. John: That’s a good idea. Thanks a lot for your advice. HOMEWORK 5. Talk about a problem that you have had at school or at home, using the suggested questions: 1. What was the problem? 2. How did you deal with it? 3. Who did you ask for help? 4. What advice did they give you? 3

