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Unit 5. Global warming - Lesson 4. Speaking
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UNIT 5. GLOBAL WARMING. LESSON 4. SPEAKING
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LESSON 4. SPEAKING
UNIT 5. GLOBAL WARMING
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WARM-UP
Matching game
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WARM-UP
MATCHING GAME
Hình vẽ
- Work in groups. - Match the cream (cause) with the correct bowl (effect) to make a perfect parfait. - Raise hands to take turns for your group.
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- Matching game
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WARM-UP
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Hình vẽ
Hình vẽ
Hình vẽ
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PRACTICE
1. Match the activities
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1. Match the activities (1–3) with their possible effects on the environment (a–f).
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Hình vẽ
KEYS
1. c, e 2. a, d 3. b, f
PRACTICE
- Activity - Effects
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1. Match the activities (1–3) with their possible effects on the environment (a–f).
1. Cutting down or burning forests c. Trees use CO2 to grow, so when they are cut down or burnt, the CO2 in the air increase. e. Forests store carbon in the trees and soil, and help reduce the global temperature.
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PRACTICE
- Activity - Effects
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1. Match the activities (1–3) with their possible effects on the environment (a–f).
2. Burning coal, oil, and gas a. When burnt, fossil fuels release greenhouse gases, trapping heat in the atmosphere. d. Carbon from fossil fuels combines with oxygen in the air to form large amounts of CO2.
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PRACTICE
- Activity - Effects
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1. Match the activities (1–3) with their possible effects on the environment (a–f).
3. Raising farm animals like goats, sheep, and cows b. When eating, these animals produce a lot of methane. This gas is responsible for nearly one-third of current global warming. f. Forests are cut down to make space for farm animals.
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PRACTICE
2. Use the sentences in the box to complete the conversation
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2. Use the sentences in the box to complete the conversation. Then practise it in pairs
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A. First, deforestation leads to more CO2 in the air B. I think it’s cutting down or burning forests C.This also makes the earth even warmer D. Well, there are two main reasons
PRACTICE
- Use the sentences in the box to complete the conversation
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2. Use the sentences in the box to complete the conversation
Bài tập kéo thả chữ
Mark: Mai, which human activity is the main cause of global warming? Mai: (1) ||B. I think it’s cutting down or burning forests||. Mark: Why do you think so? Mai: (2) ||D. Well, there are two main reasons||. (3) ||A. First, deforestation leads to more CO2 in the air||. Trees use CO2 to grow, so when they are cut down or burnt, CO2 in the air increases. Mark: I see. Mai: (4) ||C.This also makes the earth even warmer||. Forests store carbon in the trees and soil, and help reduce the global temperature. That’s why I think cutting down or burning forests is the most serious problem.
PRACTICE
- Tips
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PRACTICE
3. Work in pairs
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3. Work in pairs. Talk about the other human activities that contribute to global warming
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PRACTICE
- Suggested answer
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3. Work in pairs. Talk about the other human activities that contribute to global warming
Sophie: Hey John, have you heard about the different human activities that contribute to global warming? John: Yeah, I have heard about some of them, like cutting down forests and burning fossil fuels. Sophie: That’s right. Cutting down or burning forests releases carbon dioxide, but burning coal, oil, and gas also contribute to global warming. When fossil fuels are burnt, they release greenhouse gases that trap heat in the atmosphere. John: That’s really interesting. I didn’t know that. Are there any other human activities that contribute to global warming? Sophie: Yes, there are. For example, raising farm animals like goats, sheep, and cows also contributes to global warming. These animals produce a lot of methane, which is responsible for nearly one-third of current global warming. John: Wow, I had no idea that raising farm animals had such a big impact on the environment. What about the impact of cutting down forests for farming? Sophie: That’s a good point. Cutting down forests to make space for farm animals also contributes to global warming. Forests store carbon in the trees and soil, and help reduce the global temperature. When forests are cut down, the carbon is released into the atmosphere, which contributes to global warming. John: Thanks for sharing all this information with me, Sophie. It’s really eye-opening to learn about the different human activities that contribute to global warming.
PRACTICE
4. Work in groups
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FREE PRACTICE
4. Work in groups. Decide which human activity contributes to global warming the most. Report to the whole class
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- Suggested answer
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FREE PRACTICE
4. Work in groups. Decide which human activity contributes to global warming the most. Report to the whole class
Group discussion: Member 1: In my opinion, burning fossil fuels is the human activity that contributes the most to global warming. When we burn coal, oil, and gas, they release large amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, which traps heat and leads to global warming. Member 2: I agree that burning fossil fuels is a major contributor to global warming, but I think that raising farm animals is just as significant. The methane produced by these animals is responsible for nearly one-third of current global warming. Member 3: I think cutting down or burning forests is the most serious problem. Deforestation leads to more carbon dioxide in the air, and forests store carbon in the trees and soil, which helps reduce global temperature. When forests are cut down, the carbon is released into the atmosphere, which contributes to global warming. Member 4: I think all these activities are significant contributors to global warming, but I believe that burning fossil fuels is the most damaging. It not only releases carbon dioxide but also other harmful pollutants that affect air quality and human health. Group Conclusion: After considering each member's opinion, the group has concluded that burning fossil fuels is the human activity that contributes the most to global warming. However, they acknowledge that other activities such as raising farm animals and deforestation are also significant contributors to global warming and need to be addressed.
CONSOLIDATION
Wrap-up
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WRAP-UP
What have you learnt today? - Talk about human activities and global warming - Present ideas clearly in a discussion - New vocabulary to talk about global warming
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CONSOLIDATION
Homework
Homework
- Do exercises in the workbook. - Prepare for Lesson 5 - Unit 5.
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CONSOLIDATION
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Good bye
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Thanks for your attention
Good bye. See you again!
Trang bìa
Trang bìa
Ảnh
LESSON 4. SPEAKING
UNIT 5. GLOBAL WARMING
Ảnh
WARM-UP
Matching game
Ảnh
WARM-UP
MATCHING GAME
Hình vẽ
- Work in groups. - Match the cream (cause) with the correct bowl (effect) to make a perfect parfait. - Raise hands to take turns for your group.
Ảnh
Ảnh
- Matching game
Ảnh
WARM-UP
Ảnh
Hình vẽ
Hình vẽ
Hình vẽ
Hình vẽ
PRACTICE
1. Match the activities
Ảnh
1. Match the activities (1–3) with their possible effects on the environment (a–f).
Ảnh
Ảnh
Ảnh
Hình vẽ
KEYS
1. c, e 2. a, d 3. b, f
PRACTICE
- Activity - Effects
Ảnh
1. Match the activities (1–3) with their possible effects on the environment (a–f).
1. Cutting down or burning forests c. Trees use CO2 to grow, so when they are cut down or burnt, the CO2 in the air increase. e. Forests store carbon in the trees and soil, and help reduce the global temperature.
Ảnh
Ảnh
PRACTICE
- Activity - Effects
Ảnh
1. Match the activities (1–3) with their possible effects on the environment (a–f).
2. Burning coal, oil, and gas a. When burnt, fossil fuels release greenhouse gases, trapping heat in the atmosphere. d. Carbon from fossil fuels combines with oxygen in the air to form large amounts of CO2.
Ảnh
PRACTICE
- Activity - Effects
Ảnh
1. Match the activities (1–3) with their possible effects on the environment (a–f).
3. Raising farm animals like goats, sheep, and cows b. When eating, these animals produce a lot of methane. This gas is responsible for nearly one-third of current global warming. f. Forests are cut down to make space for farm animals.
Ảnh
PRACTICE
2. Use the sentences in the box to complete the conversation
Ảnh
2. Use the sentences in the box to complete the conversation. Then practise it in pairs
Hình vẽ
A. First, deforestation leads to more CO2 in the air B. I think it’s cutting down or burning forests C.This also makes the earth even warmer D. Well, there are two main reasons
PRACTICE
- Use the sentences in the box to complete the conversation
Ảnh
2. Use the sentences in the box to complete the conversation
Bài tập kéo thả chữ
Mark: Mai, which human activity is the main cause of global warming? Mai: (1) ||B. I think it’s cutting down or burning forests||. Mark: Why do you think so? Mai: (2) ||D. Well, there are two main reasons||. (3) ||A. First, deforestation leads to more CO2 in the air||. Trees use CO2 to grow, so when they are cut down or burnt, CO2 in the air increases. Mark: I see. Mai: (4) ||C.This also makes the earth even warmer||. Forests store carbon in the trees and soil, and help reduce the global temperature. That’s why I think cutting down or burning forests is the most serious problem.
PRACTICE
- Tips
Ảnh
Ảnh
Ảnh
PRACTICE
3. Work in pairs
Ảnh
3. Work in pairs. Talk about the other human activities that contribute to global warming
Ảnh
PRACTICE
- Suggested answer
Ảnh
3. Work in pairs. Talk about the other human activities that contribute to global warming
Sophie: Hey John, have you heard about the different human activities that contribute to global warming? John: Yeah, I have heard about some of them, like cutting down forests and burning fossil fuels. Sophie: That’s right. Cutting down or burning forests releases carbon dioxide, but burning coal, oil, and gas also contribute to global warming. When fossil fuels are burnt, they release greenhouse gases that trap heat in the atmosphere. John: That’s really interesting. I didn’t know that. Are there any other human activities that contribute to global warming? Sophie: Yes, there are. For example, raising farm animals like goats, sheep, and cows also contributes to global warming. These animals produce a lot of methane, which is responsible for nearly one-third of current global warming. John: Wow, I had no idea that raising farm animals had such a big impact on the environment. What about the impact of cutting down forests for farming? Sophie: That’s a good point. Cutting down forests to make space for farm animals also contributes to global warming. Forests store carbon in the trees and soil, and help reduce the global temperature. When forests are cut down, the carbon is released into the atmosphere, which contributes to global warming. John: Thanks for sharing all this information with me, Sophie. It’s really eye-opening to learn about the different human activities that contribute to global warming.
PRACTICE
4. Work in groups
Ảnh
FREE PRACTICE
4. Work in groups. Decide which human activity contributes to global warming the most. Report to the whole class
Ảnh
Ảnh
- Suggested answer
Ảnh
FREE PRACTICE
4. Work in groups. Decide which human activity contributes to global warming the most. Report to the whole class
Group discussion: Member 1: In my opinion, burning fossil fuels is the human activity that contributes the most to global warming. When we burn coal, oil, and gas, they release large amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, which traps heat and leads to global warming. Member 2: I agree that burning fossil fuels is a major contributor to global warming, but I think that raising farm animals is just as significant. The methane produced by these animals is responsible for nearly one-third of current global warming. Member 3: I think cutting down or burning forests is the most serious problem. Deforestation leads to more carbon dioxide in the air, and forests store carbon in the trees and soil, which helps reduce global temperature. When forests are cut down, the carbon is released into the atmosphere, which contributes to global warming. Member 4: I think all these activities are significant contributors to global warming, but I believe that burning fossil fuels is the most damaging. It not only releases carbon dioxide but also other harmful pollutants that affect air quality and human health. Group Conclusion: After considering each member's opinion, the group has concluded that burning fossil fuels is the human activity that contributes the most to global warming. However, they acknowledge that other activities such as raising farm animals and deforestation are also significant contributors to global warming and need to be addressed.
CONSOLIDATION
Wrap-up
Ảnh
WRAP-UP
What have you learnt today? - Talk about human activities and global warming - Present ideas clearly in a discussion - New vocabulary to talk about global warming
Ảnh
CONSOLIDATION
Homework
Homework
- Do exercises in the workbook. - Prepare for Lesson 5 - Unit 5.
Ảnh
CONSOLIDATION
Ảnh
Good bye
Ảnh
Thanks for your attention
Good bye. See you again!
 
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