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Unit 2 My Home Lesson 7 Looking Back Project

This document provides a lesson about homes and housing. It includes vocabulary about types of housing and furniture. There are grammar exercises using prepositions of place like "on, in, behind" and sentences with "There is/are/isn't/aren't". Students draw a picture of a cat in a house and ask each other questions to find it. As a project, students choose a house they would like to live in and draw their own imaginary house to describe to the class. The homework is to learn housing vocabulary, review place prepositions and sentences with "There is/are", and prepare a talk about their own home.

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Unit 2 My Home Lesson 7 Looking Back Project

This document provides a lesson about homes and housing. It includes vocabulary about types of housing and furniture. There are grammar exercises using prepositions of place like "on, in, behind" and sentences with "There is/are/isn't/aren't". Students draw a picture of a cat in a house and ask each other questions to find it. As a project, students choose a house they would like to live in and draw their own imaginary house to describe to the class. The homework is to learn housing vocabulary, review place prepositions and sentences with "There is/are", and prepare a talk about their own home.

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Unit 2:

MY HOME
LOOKING BACK
A way leading to a hotel on Le Duan street, Da Lat
A villa in Da Lat
I. Vocabulary
1. Put the words into the correct groups.
Do you want to add any words to each group?
living room attic bed hall picture villa cupboard
apartment chest of drawers town house bathroom
bedroom wardrobe sofa stilt house kitchen
dishwasher desk country house
Types of building Rooms Furniture
II. Grammar
1. The boy is on 2. The dog is in
the table front of the
kennel.
3. The cat is 4. The cat is
between the behind the
bookshelf and computer.
the sofa.
5. The girl is in 6. The boy is
the armchair. next to the
armchair.
3. Look at the picture and complete the sentences.
Use There is/There are/There isn’t/There aren’t.
1.There
________
is a clock on the
wall.
2. There
________
are books on the
bookshelf.
3. There
________
is a desk next to
the bookshelf.

4. There
__________
aren’t two posters on the wall.
5. There
__________
is a laptop and a lamp on the desk.
6. There
__________
aren’t three plants in the corner.
4. Turn the sentences in 3 into questions.

Example:

1. There is a clock on the wall.


Is there a clock on the wall?
2. There are books on the bookshelf.
e books on the bookshelf?
3. There is a desk next to the bookshelf.
a desk next to the bookshelf?
4. There aren’t two posters on the wall.
Are there two posters on the wall?
5. There is a laptop and a lamp on the desk.
Is there a laptop and a lamp on the desk?
6. There aren’t three plants in the corner.
e three plants in the corner?
5. Write 6 sentences to describe your bedroom

Example:
There is a big bed in the middle of the room. …
6. Work in groups. Take turn to draw a cat in
the house below. Other students ask
questions to find the cat

in, under, behind, next to,


on, between, in front of

A: Where is the cat?


B: Is it on the bed?
A: No, it isn’t.
C: Is it under the table?
A: Yes, it is.
PROJECT

1. Look at these houses, and


tell the class which house
you want to live in. Why?
PROJECT

2. Draw your own crazy house.


Tell the group (or the class)
about your crazy house.
MODEL TALK
This is my crazy house. It is made
from an old airplane. The front door
is at the top of the plane's steps,
but you don't need a ticket or a
passport when you visit.
There are three bedrooms, a living room, a modern kitchen
and a luxury bathroom. The bathroom is in the cockpit, with
the bath under the windows. Next to this is my bedroom in
the first class section of the plane. Then there's the living
room with four emergency exit doors, which I open on
summer evenings. On the wall there's a photo of the plane
flying for Vietnam Airlines from HCMC to Hanoi. The plane is
47 years old and it's the best home in the world, I suppose. It
has all the things you want in a home: a telephone, air
conditioning, a cooker, a washing machine, even a
dishwasher. It's comfortable, and it's big, 42 meters long.
People think it’s a little bit crazy, but I love it very much.
It’s your turn !
CONSOLIDATION

Finished! Now you can...   


- use words for type houses,
furniture and family.
- use prepositions to describe
where things are
- describe use there is/ there
are/ there isn't/ there aren't
- describe where things are in a
house
HOMEWORK
- Learn the words related to houses.
- Review: Prepositions of place,
Grammar point “There is / are…”
- Prepare a talk about your house to
present to the class next period.

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