Công ty Cổ phần Mạng giáo dục Bạch Kim - 27 Huỳnh Thúc Kháng, Đống Đa, Hà Nội
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UNIT 13: HOBBIES LESSON 4: WRITING I. BEFORE WRITING
1. Look at the pictures and name the hobbies:
picture 1:
picture 2:
picture 3:
picture 4:
picture 5:
picture 6:
2. Name the things people often collect:
II. WHILE WRITING
1. Match the guidelines with the ideas:
II. WHILE WRITING 1. Match the guidelines with the ideas 2. Some useful expressions:
Some useful expressions - be crazy about: be interested in V-ing/ noun (n) - provide S.O with sth Ex: Forests provide us with wood - enable S.O to do sth Ex: Having money enables him to study. - feel like V-ing Ex: They feel like drinking beer. 3. Write the outline following the guidelines:
II. WHILE WRITING 3. Write the outline following the guidelines - name of your collection - when you started your collection - how you collect them - how you classify them - how you keep them - why you collect them - your plan in the future * Suggested write the outline following the guidelines.:

4. Work with a partner: Make a similar dialogue about collecting stamps. Use the suggestions below::
II. WHILE WRITING 4. Work with a partner: Make a similar dialogue about collecting stamps. Use the suggestions below:

A: What / hobby?

B: I / like / collect stamps.

A: How / collect stamps?

B: buy from post office. ask / members of my family, friends, postmen / make pen friends with people overseas / exchange stamps with others.

A: How / organize stamps?

B: classify stamps into categories: animals, plants, birds, landscape, people (hero, politicians, football players, singers etc...)

A: Where / keep / stamps?

B: album

A: Why / like / collecting stamps?

B: broaden my knowledge: know more about landscape, people, animals, plant and trees...

A: What / plan for the future?

B: collect more stamps.

* Suggested: Make similar dialogues about collecting stamps:

A: What is your hobby?

B: I like collecting stamps.

A: How do you collect your stamps?

B: I usually buy them from the post office. Sometimes I ask the members of my family, friends, postmen. I also make pen friends with people overseas and exchange stamps with others.

A: How do you organize your stamps?

B: I classify my stamps into categories: animals, plants, birds, landscape, people (hero, politicians, football players, singers..).

A: Where do you keep your stamps?

B: (I keep them ) In an album.

A: Why do you like collecting your stamps?

B : Because it broadens my knowledge. I know more about landscape, people, animals, plants and trees.

A: What do you plan for the future?

B: collect more stamps.

* Suggested write a similar dialogue about collecting :
My hobby is collecting stamps, .... My stamp collection began when I was 11 years old. At that time I just collected the stamps from discarded envelops that my relative and my friends gave me. I love the pictures and the information in these stamps. I often keep the less common inside a small album and give the common ones to others. I keep the collection for myself and show it to my friends who are also interested in collecting stamps. Collecting stamps help to broaden my knowledge about the world around me and it is also an effective way to be good at geography. I think I’ll continue to make my collection richer and richer. III. POST WRITING
1. Collection:
1. Fishing 2. Mountain Climbing 3. Playing Football 4. Watching Television 5. Playing the Guitar 6. Singing a Song 7.Reading books 8. Chatting with friends on the phone 9.Playing game 10. Collecting books 2. Write a passage about hobby:
My hobby is collecting stamps, .... I have been collecting both local stamps and foreign stamps for more than 5 years so I have a great collection now. My hobby got started/ started when I was a little boy. I had always wanted the beautiful pictures on the stamps so I thought of a way to keep them. At first I only collected local stamps which I got from the letters of my friends and relatives. Then my relatives went abroad so my collection of foreign stamps started to increase. Now I have two albums, one for local and the other for foreign ones. I classify the stamps into categories before putting stamps into my stamp albums. I put stamps of animals, flowers, birds, landscape,... on different pages, which makes it easier to look for them. When I have extra stamps of the same kind I often exchange them with my friends to enrich my collection. If I have money, I also go to the post office to buy some valuable ones. I’m very proud of my collection. It helps to broaden my knowledge about the world around me and it is also an effective way to improve my geography. I plan to join the stamp exhibitions to learn from experienced stamps collectors and maybe I can expose my collection at an exhibition in the future. IV. HOMEWORK
1. Homework:
- Do ex in the book - Rewrite your hobby - Prepare the next lesson: Unit 13. Hobbies. Language Focus 2. The end: