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T: Hello, class. How are you doing today? S: Fine, thank you. T: Are you really fine? I hear you will have a math test after this class. S: Not fine. T: Did I like math? Who thinks "Yes"? Raise you hands. Who thinks "No"? The answer is "No." How about you? T : Last Sunday Natsubasho started. I like sumo very much. Chiyonofuji was my superstar. S1, do you like sumo? S1: No, I don t. T : How about your family? S1: Ah, my father likes sumo. T : Oh, is your father strong? S1:? T : Where does he usually play sumo? Does he have his own mawashi? What color? S1: No, not play T : Oh, your father doesn t play sumo. But you said, My father likes sumo! S1: Yes. Ah, No. He likes sumo on TV. T : Oh, I see. Your father likes to watch sumo on TV, but he doesn t play it. S2, what kind of sports do you like? S2: I like baseball. T : Do you like to play baseball or to watch baseball games? S2: I like both. I'm sorry. I don't know. - 4 -

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() Warm-up Show and Tell hand 20 Questions Unit 1 S.O. 1 be Dialog 1 R.for C. 2 look - 7 -

greeting Presentation of key sentences Practice - 8 -

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Native Excuse me. Please. Thank you. How are you? Great. Very good. Pretty good. O.K. Not too bad. Good. Not so good. Not so well. I have a cold. I have a headache. I m sorry, but I don t know. So so. How do you pronounce it? Have you finished? / Not yet. / You ll have one more minute. Pardon? Sorry? - 10 -

Canale & Swain (1980) My father likes the Tigers very much. - 11 -

A big, old tree / stands / by a road / near the city of Hiroshima. Through the years, / it has seen / many things. One summer night / the tree / heard / a lullaby. A mother / was singing / to her little girl / under the tree. They / looked (/) happy, / and the song / sounded (/) sweet. dg red - 12 -

My brother likes animals. Oh, does he? He is a college student. Uh-huh. What does he study? He wants to become a $#&. Sorry? Say it again, please. A veterinarian. What is it? Uh It s a kind of doctor You mean a doctor for animals? Yes, exactly. O.K. Go on. - 13 -

T / F Questions, Yes / No Questions, Wh - Questions a cold drink, - 14 -

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'"I'm sorry." to It is forto to PCoral introduction to It is for to FC mim-mem It is for to It is for to toit is forto to It is forto "Excuse me""i'm sorry" to It is forto S S CD L W Bob doesn't know It is for to W It is for to Can you tell me how to get to the library? L R Comprehension Question I want to this weekend W to It is for to R It's not easy for me to get food. I It is for to It is for to "I'm sorry" S S S R Comprehension Question "I'm sorry" R "I'm sorry" A,B, C AA BB B C AA BB B C 80 65 L( listening )S( speaking )R( reading )W(writing) 80 65 to It is forto Your Turn - 22 -

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(task) Yes / No What do you think of the movie you watched last weekend? You watched the movie last weekend. Did you like it? 2002) ELP( European Language Portfolio ) 2000 Self-Assessment Grid Speaking - 24 -

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Canale, M. and M. Swain. 1980. Theoretical Bases of Communicative Approaches to Second Language Teaching and Testing, Applied Linguistics. Littlewood, W. 1981. Communicative Language Teaching, Cambridge University Press. - 26 -