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    1) The document provides an introduction to common phrases for introducing oneself and asking how someone is in Vietnamese. 2) It reviews countries and nationalities, as well as items one might pack for travel outside of Vietnam. 3) The third section reviews common animals found in Australia, including kangaroos, koalas, and platypuses. It notes that over 80% of Australian plants, mammals, reptiles, and frogs are unique to the country.

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    1) The document provides an introduction to common phrases for introducing oneself and asking how someone is in Vietnamese. 2) It reviews countries and nationalities, as well as items one might pack for travel outside of Vietnam. 3) The third section reviews common animals found in Australia, including kangaroos, koalas, and platypuses. It notes that over 80% of Australian plants, mammals, reptiles, and frogs are unique to the country.

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    1) The document provides an introduction to common phrases for introducing oneself and asking how someone is in Vietnamese. 2) It reviews countries and nationalities, as well as items one might pack for travel outside of Vietnam. 3) The third section reviews common animals found in Australia, including kangaroos, koalas, and platypuses. It notes that over 80% of Australian plants, mammals, reptiles, and frogs are unique to the country.

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    1) The document provides an introduction to common phrases for introducing oneself and asking how someone is in Vietnamese. 2) It reviews countries and nationalities, as well as items one might pack for travel outside of Vietnam. 3) The third section reviews common animals found in Australia, including kangaroos, koalas, and platypuses. It notes that over 80% of Australian plants, mammals, reptiles, and frogs are unique to the country.

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    UNIT 1:

    WHERE ARE YOU FROM?


    INTRODUCING YOURSELVES:
    Hi, My name’s _______, I’m
    ____years old. I’m in
    Level______. I live in _____
    Bac Lieu City.
    talk about your family:
    In my family there are ___
    people., they are my_______,
    my______, my _____ and me.
    How are you?
    I’m fine thanks.
    UNIT 1.
    Where are you from?
    I’m from Vietnam.
    What’s your Nationality?
    I’m Vietnamese.
    COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES
    REVIEW:
    MEXICO = MEXICAN
    THE U.S. = AMERICAN
    AUSTRALIA = AUSTRALIAN
    JAPAN = JAPANESE
    KOREA = KOREAN
    THE U.K. = BRITISH
    BRAZIL = BRAZILIAN
    CHINA = CHINESE
    SPAIN = SPANISH
    TAIWAN = TAIWANESE
    VIETNAM = VIETNAMESE
    PHILIPPINES = FILIPINO
    THE NETHERLANDS= DUTCH
    UNIT 2
    REVIEW:
    IN MY BACKPACK
    Whenever I would travel outside
    Vietnam, I needed to prepare my things
    such as:
    SUITCASE TOOTHBRUSH
    PASSPORT FLASHLIGHT
    CAMERA JOURNAL
    TICKET WATER
    BOTTLE KEY JACKET
    VIDEOGAME
    Where’s the restroom?
    It’s over there, next to the telephone.
    Location of some places review:
    BAKERY RESTAURANT
    BOOKSTORE BUS STATION
    SCHOOL HOSPITAL
    The Bookstore is next to the Bus station.
    Bookstore Bus station

    School Hospital

    Restaurant Bakery
    Is this your suitcase?
    Yes, It’s mine.
    Is this your passport?
    No, it’s not, It’s hers.
    Did you bring your flashlight?
    No, I didn’t. I forgot mine.
    Yes, I did.
    PR FR
    PRETZELS FRUIT
    PRESENT FRIDAY
    PRINTER FRIEND
    CR
    CRACKERS
    ICE CREAM
    CRAYONS
    Practice and repeat:
    That’s a Printer.
    We want some fruit.
    I have seven crayons.
    UNIT 3:
    REVIEW:
    ANIMALS IN AUSTRALIA
    KANGAROO
    KOALA
    PLATYPUS
    EMU
    CROCODILE
    WOMBAT
    TURTLE
    HAMSTER
    SNAKE
    RABBIT
    The crocodile is small, but the koala is
    smaller.
    The kangaroo is fast, but an emu is
    faster.
    The rabbit is fast, but an emu is faster.
    The wombat is big, but an emu is
    bigger.
    The platypus is small, but the hamster is
    smaller.
    What animals in Australia do you like?
    please READ FACTS:
    ABOUT AUSTRALIAN ANIMALS:
    Australia probably has
    between 200,000 and 300,000 species,
    about 100,000 of which have been
    described. There are some 250 species of
    native mammals, 550 species of land and
    aquatic birds, 680 species of reptiles, 190
    species of frogs, and more than 2,000
    species of marine and freshwater fish.
    More than 80% of our plants, mammals,
    reptiles and frogs are unique
    to Australia and are found nowhere else in
    the world. Some of our Australian
    animals are very well known like
    kangaroos, dingos, wallabies and wombats
    and of course the koala, platypus and
    echidna.
    Found wild only in Australia are nearly
    half of the country's birds and 87 percent
    of its mammals. At least 93 percent of its
    species of reptiles, amphibians, flowering
    plants and conifers are unique to Australia.
    That amounts to 3,000 endemic vertebrate
    animals and 18,000 endemic plant species.
    What is Australia's national animal?
    kangaroo
    The Australian coat of arms consists of a
    shield containing the badges of the six
    Australian states symbolising federation,
    and the national symbols of the Golden
    Wattle, the kangaroo and the emu. By
    popular tradition, the kangaroo is accepted
    as the national animal emblem.

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