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    UNIT 11 - LET'S SEE A MOVIE! (Guided Talk - Level A)

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    1. The document covers a English lesson about movies, including vocabulary about different movie genres, the structure "Let's + V" to suggest activities, and a role play and discussion about movie preferences. 2. Key vocabulary taught includes different movie genres like action, comedy, romantic and types of movies as well as descriptive words like interesting, moving, scary and boring. 3. Students are asked to practice making sentences with the new vocabulary and role play asking someone to see a movie using the "Let's" structure. 4. A discussion about movie preferences wraps up the lesson, asking what genres students like, their favorite movie and if they prefer domestic or foreign films.

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    1. The document covers a English lesson about movies, including vocabulary about different movie genres, the structure "Let's + V" to suggest activities, and a role play and discussion about movie preferences. 2. Key vocabulary taught includes different movie genres like action, comedy, romantic and types of movies as well as descriptive words like interesting, moving, scary and boring. 3. Students are asked to practice making sentences with the new vocabulary and role play asking someone to see a movie using the "Let's" structure. 4. A discussion about movie preferences wraps up the lesson, asking what genres students like, their favorite movie and if they prefer domestic or foreign films.

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    1. The document covers a English lesson about movies, including vocabulary about different movie genres, the structure "Let's + V" to suggest activities, and a role play and discussion about movie preferences. 2. Key vocabulary taught includes different movie genres like action, comedy, romantic and types of movies as well as descriptive words like interesting, moving, scary and boring. 3. Students are asked to practice making sentences with the new vocabulary and role play asking someone to see a movie using the "Let's" structure. 4. A discussion about movie preferences wraps up the lesson, asking what genres students like, their favorite movie and if they prefer domestic or foreign films.

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    UNIT 11 : LET'S SEE A MOVIE !

    LESSON OBJECTIVES

    ➢ Word Power: Movie types

    ➢ Structure: Let’s + V

    ➢ Role-play: ask your friend for a movie

    ➢ Discussion: What kinds of movie do you like?


    WARM-UP Discuss the questions below.

    Look at the title of the poster above, do


    you know what the movie is about?

    Did you watch the movie?

    If yes, do you like it? Why?

    If no, do you want to watch it? Why


    WORD POWER: Movies

    Action movie (n)


    /ˈæk.ʃən ˌmuː.vi/
    phim hành động
    WORD POWER: Movies

    Comedy (n)
    /ˈkɒm.ə.di/
    hài kịch
    WORD POWER: Movies

    Romantic movie (n)


    /rəʊˈmæn.tɪk ˌmuː.vi/
    phim tình cảm
    WORD POWER: Movies

    Horror movie (n) /ˈhɒr.ə


    ˌmuː.vi/
    phim kinh dị
    WORD POWER: Movies

    Cartoon (n)
    /kɑːˈtuːn/
    phim hoạt hình
    WORD POWER: Movies

    Interesting (adj)
    /ˈɪn.trəs.tɪŋ/
    hay, thú vị
    WORD POWER: Movies

    Moving (adj)
    /ˈmuː.vɪŋ/
    cảm động
    WORD POWER: Movies

    Meaningful (adj)
    /ˈmiː.nɪŋ.fəl/
    đầy ý nghĩa
    WORD POWER: Movies

    Scary (adj)
    /ˈskeə.ri/
    đáng sợ
    WORD POWER: Movies

    Boring (adj)
    /ˈbɔː.rɪŋ/
    chán
    PRACTICE MAKING SENTENCES
    Vocabulary

    Make sentences with the words and phrases that you have learned.
    (Đặt câu với các từ và cụm từ vừa học).
    1. Action movie (n)
    2. Comedy (n)
    3. Romantic movie (n)
    4. Horror movie (n)
    5. Cartoon (n)
    6. Interesting (adj)
    7. Moving (adj)
    8. Meaningful (adj)
    9. Scary (adj)
    10.Boring (adj)
    STRUCTURE OF THE DAY: Let's ….

    Structure: Let’s + V Khi muốn rủ hoặc đề


    nghị ai đó cùng làm 1
    việc gì, chúng ta có thể
    dùng cấu trúc: Let’s +
    V

    Ex: Let’s go to the cinema.


    Let’s go out to dinner.
    Let’s go to Đà Lạt next week.
    Listen to your teacher and repeat.
    DIALOGUE (Lắng nghe giáo viên của bạn đọc đoạn hội thoại sau và lặp lại).

    Justin: Hi. Are you busy tomorrow evening, Kate?


    Kate: Not too busy, you wanna hang out?
    Justin: Yes, I know a new restaurant; the food there is amazing. We can go there
    for dinner.
    Kate: Sure. What do you wanna do after that? You wanna go to a coffee shop or
    you wanna watch a movie?
    Justin: Let’s watch a movie, Kate. Do you like action movie? I heard that Spider-
    man is out and it is really great.
    Kate: It sounds interesting, so let’s watch Spider-man after dinner.
    Justin: Perfect. See you tomorrow at 7pm. I’ll come and pick you up.
    Kate: Thanks, Justin. That’s so nice of you.
    ROLE PLAY

    Situation: Ask your teacher to go out for movie. Go


    to CGV website and choose a movie together.
    (click on the CGV picture below)
    Discuss with your teacher the questions below.
    DISCUSSION
    (Thảo luận với GV các câu hỏi bên dưới).

    Do you like watching


    movies? Why?

    ❖ Suggested answers:

    - Yes/ helps me relax/ can learn many things

    - No/ takes a lot of time


    DISCUSSION Talk to your teacher about the question below.

    What kinds of movies


    do you like? Why?
    ❖ Suggested answers:

    - Comedy/ funny/ helps me relax after a busy day

    - Horror movies/ scary but very good

    - Action movies/ help me reduce stress


    Discuss with your teacher the questions below.
    DISCUSSION
    (Thảo luận với GV các câu hỏi bên dưới).

    What is your favorite


    movie? Why?
    ❖ Suggested answers:

    - Like the actors and actresses in the movie

    - The story is interesting/ the music is great

    - Meaningful and touching/ learn a lot of things


    Discuss with your teacher the questions below.
    DISCUSSION
    (Thảo luận với GV các câu hỏi bên dưới).

    Do you like Vietnamese


    movies or foreign movies?
    ❖ Suggested answers:

    - Vietnamese movies/ understand everything/ know more about the

    country/ show your love to the country.

    - Foreign movies/ beautiful actors and actress/ interesting story/

    great movie effects


    SUMMARY: What have you learned today?

    1. Vocabulary:

    ✔ Action movie, comedy, romantic movie, horror movie ,

    cartoon, interesting, moving, meaningful, scary, boring.

    2. Structure: Let’s + V

    3. Discussion: What kinds of movies do you like?


    MISTAKE SUMMARY

    Ask your teacher about mistakes


    that you often make and how to
    correct them.
    ASSESSMENT

    Vocabulary Grammar Practice Fluency

    What’s good

    Need to
    improve

    Suggestion
    for student

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