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ENGLISH FOR LAO SECONDARY SCHOOLS

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Advisor : Phouangkham SOMSANITH

Editor in chief : Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bouasavanh KEOVILAY

Managing Editors : Khamphanh PHIMSIPASOM Viengkham PHONPRASEUTH

Writers : Manivone PHAXAYAVONG Bouakeo VILAYLATH Thongsouk KEOMANY Kittisack SAYCHOUMMANY Bounthapany BOUNXOUAY Khambane PASANCHAY

Design and Layout: Khankab PHONGOUDOM

Ministry of Education Research Institute for Educational Sciences

2009

ENGLISHFOR LAO SECONDARY SCHOOLS

1

Advisor : Phouangkham SOMSANITH

Editor in chief : Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bouasavanh KEOVILAY

Managing Editors : Khamphanh PHIMSIPASOM Viengkham PHONPRASEUTH

Writers : Manivone PHAXAYAVONG Bouakeo VILAYLATH Thongsouk KEOMANY Kittisack SAYCHOUMMANY Bounthapany BOUNXOUAY Khambane PASANCHAY

Design and Layout: Khankab PHONGOUDOM

Introduction

This teacher’s guide is the first in a series of seven teacher’s guides which are developed to provide some necessary teaching techniques along with the textbooks. The teacher’s guide will help teachers conduct their teaching effectively. It includes the necessary steps of teaching with clear instruction that teachers can follow easily. Moreover, this teacher’s guide has given some useful ideas to teachers and students for preparing the teaching aids to use in their classes by themselves. It also includes the keys of the lessons, some reading texts for listening, some songs and games. The teaching will be effective if the teachers read the teacher’s guide and textbook before teaching the lessons to students. Therefore, it is necessary for teachers to have the teacher’s guide along with the textbook.

However, the teacher’s guide is produced under the time pressure that it cannot be probed into every needed area. Some minor errors may also contain in some instructions. The Foreign Language Research and Resource Centre highly appreciates all comments and suggestions from users and those are considered as a great contribution to the development of teaching techniques of Lao teachers. The Research Institute for Educational Sciences avails itself of this opportunity to express its sincere thanks to all contributors.

Vientiane Capital, 01 February, 2010 Research Institute for Educational Sciences

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contentsIntroduction....................................................................................................... IContents........................................................................................................ II

Unit 1 GREETING AND INTRODUCTION 1

Lesson1 Hello,Howareyou?....................................................... 2 Lesson2 Meetingdifferentpeople.................................................. 7 Lesson3 Pleasedtomeetyou.......................................................... 11

Unit 2 CLASSROOM LANGUAGE 14

Lesson1 Intheclassroom.............................................................. 15 Lesson2 What’sthisinEnglish?.................................................... 17 Lesson3 Canyoudothis?.............................................................. 21

Unit 3 COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES 23

Lesson1 Whereareyoufrom?....................................................... 24 Lesson2 Nationlities...................................................................... 27 Lesson3 I’mfromLaos.Andyou?................................................. 31

Unit 4 NUMBERS 35

Lesson1 Numbers1-12................................................................. 36 Lesson2 Thisisapen.Thesearepens............................................ 40 Lesson3 Howmany...?.............................................................. 42 Revision (Unit1-4)......................................................................... 45

Unit 5 THE FAMILY 46

Lesson1 MyFamily....................................................................... 47 Lesson2 Ihaveonebrother.Hehas............................................... 50 Lesson3 Articles............................................................................ 53

Unit 6 EVERY DAY LIFE 57

Lesson1 Whatdoyoudoeveryday?............................................... 58 Lesson2 Everymorning................................................................. 61 Lesson3 Gettingupearly.................................................................. 64 Revision (Unit5-6)......................................................................... 66

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Unit 7 THE TIMES 68

Lesson1 Numbers13-100.............................................................. 69 Lesson2 What’sthetime?............................................................... 73 Lesson3 BountaandChanmala........................................................ 78

Unit 8 DAYS AND MONTHS 83

Lesson1 Whatdayisittoday?.......................................................... 84 Lesson2 Monthsandordinalnumbers.............................................. 88 Lesson3 Importantdates.................................................................. 92

Unit 9 PARTS OF THE BODY 97

Lesson1 Partsofhead.................................................................... 98 Lesson2 Partsofbody..................................................................... 103 Lesson3 Describingpeople........................................................... 106 Revision (Unit7-9).......................................................................... 110Unit 10 CLOTHING 113

Lesson1 Colours............................................................................. 114 Lesson2 Whatareyouwearing?..................................................... 118 Lesson3 Whatareyoudoing?......................................................... 121

Unit 11 THE PAST 129

Lesson1 Whatdidsengchanhdo?................................................... 126 Lesson2 When...?........................................................................ 129 Lesson3 Didyouhaveaniceweekend?........................................... 133 Revision (Unit10-11)....................................................................... 137

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Unit One

GREETING AND INTRODUCTION

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Lesson 3 Pleased to meet you.

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Lesson 1 Hello. How are you? [qfmu ! lt[kpfuD g9Qklt[kpfu[+L

In this lesson students learn how to greet each others. Revise the English alphabet.

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2 . Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, .odyf9td=k 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, oU 76vkf9t.-hgma[ s^n vjkogv’D .od=]tou76vjkogv’ 76 8hv’,udkodtdP,7adcojD 76lk,kfg]nvdxt8y[af8k,7=kcoto=k.oxN,sq;oU s^n 9to=k .-hsq;7yfxtfyflhk’0v’8qog0Qk.odkoltg|u[qf s^n ;ymudkolyflvovnjoMmuj767yf; jk g\kt lq,da[ ltrk[8q;9y’0v’shv’D 76vjko s^n gxufgma[.shoadIPo2a’djvo!{@ gmnjvD oadIPovjko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjko\qfshv’ xt,ko @ gmn jvD 76c[j’oadIPovvdgxao @ d5 j, c]h;rkoadIPozafxjPodaovjko8k, [qf[kf16j.o[qf

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3. Read and say vjko c]t g;Qk o=k.-h G Good morning, Good afternoon, Good evening.

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mPj’? Good afternoon c,jol=ko;odkomadmkp.-h.o8vo [kjp Xxt,kosa’ !@ 3,’mPj’ Ivf & 3,’c]’?D Good evening c,jol=ko;odkomadmkp.-h.o8vo c]’ Xxt,ko *{!W 3,’c]’?D

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“Good afternoon”. 76[vdg;]kgxaorklk]k;;jk<_3,’ 8vog-Qk”c]t oadIPog;Qk “Good morning”.

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afternoon/Good evening.

4. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76vjko}s^ngxufgma[.shoadIPo2a’djvo @ gmnjvD oadIPovjko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjko\qfshv’ xt,ko @ gmnjvD 76c[j’oadIPovvdgxao @ d5j, c]h;rkoadIPozafxjPodaovjko8k,[qf[kf16j.o[qf

lqomtokD 5. Read and say vjko c]t g;Qk

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6. Practise g/ydcv[ 76[vd.shoadIPovafxN,c]tg/ydg;Qk[qflqomtok3fpo=k.-h-nj0v’ r;dg0qkg9Qkgv’D

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Answers/ 7=k8v[ 1. Hello. How are you? 2. Hi, how are you?

I’m fine, thank you. I’m fine, thanks.

And you? And you?

I’m fine, thank you. I’m fine, thanks.

Good bye. Bye.

Good bye. Bye.

8. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, [qfg/ydsafoUc,jo[qfm;o7no8q;vadlvorklkva’dyfD

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76vtmy[kp;jk8q;vadlvorklkva’dyf9t,u8q;wspj XCapital letters) c]t 8q;ohvp (Small letters)

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9. Listen and circle 2a’ c]t 0ufvhv, 76vjko8q;vadlvoc8j]t0=hxt,ko @ gmnjv { oadIPo0ufvhv,8q;vadlvomujwfhpyoD 76lkmyf0=hmu! gxao8q;1jk’D 76.shoadIPo0Po7=k8v[.ljdtfko c]h;d;fcdho=kdao\qfshv’D

[qfvjko 1. G 2. X 3. R 4. K

5. J 6. Q 7. M 8. Y

10. Listen and write 2a’ c]t 0Po 76vjko8q;vadlvoc8j]t0=hxt,ko # gmnjv{ oadIPo0Po8q;vadmujwfhpyoD 76lkmyf0=hmu! gxao8q;1jk’D 76.shoadIPo0Po7=k8v[.ljdtfko c]h;d;fcdho=kdao\qfshv’D

[qfvjko 1. NGO 2. UXO 3. UNDP 4. WHO 5. MOE

6. PDR 7. ODA 8. IMF 9. NSV 10. ADB

11. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po 76.shoadIPo0Po8q;vadlvowspj.ljdhv’8q;vadlvoohvpD 76pjk’g]ktg[yj’grnjvd;f;jkoadIPo0Po4nd[+ c]t .sh7ecotoeD

12. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po 76rkoadIPovjkoxt,ko @ gmnjv 76coto=k How do you spell your name? c]tcxgxaorklk]k;D 76vtmy[kp;jk

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13. Look and copy g[yj’ c]t djkp oUc,jo[qfg/ydsafdjkp grnjv.shoadIPom;o7nodko0Po8q;vadlvo c]t .9hcpd-nj7qo c]t lt4komuj8jk’MD

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Manotham

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Anna

Setthathirath Road

Lane Xang Road

Samsenthai Road

Khouvieng Road

Vientiane

Luangprabang

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14 . Let’s sing The alphabet song gr’djP;da[8q;vadlvoD

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Lesson 2 Meeting different people dkorq[xtda[[5d7qomqj;wx

In this lesson students learn affirmative, interrogative and negative statements.

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1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 7=kla[w\jmuj16j.o[qfIPooUc,jodjP;da[vk-u[8jk’MD

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, djvo9tg]uj,g0Qk[qfIPo76vtmy[kp;jk.odkorq[xt[5d7qomqj;wx r;dgIqk9twfhIPo 7=kla[djP;da[vk-u[9=ko;o|bj’D 764k,oadIPo7=kla[mujdjP;da[vk-u[ g-ajo.zI6h “76” rklk va’dyf ;jkco;wfDDD

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3. Write 0Po 76.shoadIPog[yj’I6[ c]t 4k,g[yj’;jkg0Qk.9I6[fu[+D 76.shoadIPo0Po7=kla[mujIPo,k.o[qfoU.lj16jdhv’I6[D 76d;fcdh3fpdkogvUooadIPo.sh7=k8v[D 76rkoadIPovjko7=kla[w\jvudgmnjv|bj’D

Answers / 7=k8v[ 1. nurse 2. student 3. policeman 4. driver

5. soldier 6. farmer 7. doctor 8. teacher

4. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, [qfg/ydsafoUxtdv[fh;p[qflqomtok16j#[qf (A,B,C). 76rkoadIPogIafdyf9td=k wxgmnjv]t[qfD [qflqomtok A c,joxt3spd[vddjk;F I am c]t You are

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5. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk dyf9td=koUc,jo8+gonjv’9kd[qfg/ydsafdjvo|hkgrnjvgrU,madlt.odko9nj9=k[qfD

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6. Grammar note sa^dw;pkdvo

76[vdoadIPo;jk Verb to be ,u $ 7;k,\kp XgxaoF 16jF 7nF c,jo? 8q;1jk’G 0hvpgxaooadIPo (I am a student)Fc,j0v’0hvp16jgInvo

XMy mother is home), ]k;c,jomjko\= (He is a doctor).

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Answers / 7=k8v[ 1. Yes, I’m (I am). 2. No, She isn’t ( is not). 3. Yes, he is. 4. No, they aren’t (are not).

8. Complete 8nj,.lj[jvos;jk’ dyf9td=koUxtdv[fh;p[qflqomtokpjvp # [qfD

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Answers / 7=k8v[ A: Hello, I am a teacher. Are you a teacher? B: No, I am not.

A: Are you a taxi-driver? B: Yes , I am.

A: That is Manotham. B: Is he a teacher? A: No, he is not. He is a student.

9. Games sUogd,

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Student B m;kp 3fp4k,;jk “ Are you a teacher?”

Student A “ No, I’m not”. Student B m;kp8+ “ Are you a driver?”

Student A “ No, I’m not”.

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Student B “ Are you a nurse?” Student A 8v[ “Yes, I’m”. grktdq’da[7=kmuj7yf s^n 0Pow;hD

10. Translation cx[qf dyf9td=koUc,jogxao[qfm;o7noD 768hv’gvqk.9.ljdko0Po rhv,sadw;pkdvomuj4nd8hv’ 8k,mujwfhIPo,kD

769af.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9td=kgxao76j3fpcoto=k.shoadIPog;Qkxt3spddjvo0PoD 76gvUooadIPo0Po7=k8v[.ljdtfko c]h;d;frhv,dao\qfshv’D

Answers / 7=k8v[ 1. Hello (Hi, Good morning/Good afternoon/Good evening). I’m Siboun. I’m a soldier.

2. Are you a doctor? Yes, I’m. 3. That is Manotham. He is a policeman. 4. He is Thongda. He is a farmer. 5. Is this a ruler? No, it isn’t.

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Lesson 3 Pleased to meet you .o[qfIPooUoadIPo IPodkocoto=k.shI6h9addao 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 76vtmy[kp ;jk “ Pleased to meet you” c]t “ Nice to meet you” c,jo,u7;k, \kpfP;daoD l=ko;ooU9t.-hs^a’9kd,u7qocoto=k8qogv’ s^n ,uz6jvnjocoto=k.shI6h9ad g-jaoG

A: This is Bouakeo. B: Pleased to meet you, Bouakeo.

76rkoadIPovjko7=kla[.\jxt,ko @ gmnjvD 76.shoadIPovjko7=kla[.\jrhv,dao\qfshv’D 76gvUooadIPovjkogmnjv]t7qoD

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,

76vjko.shoadIPo2a’ oadIPovjko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjkoxt,ko @ gmnjvD 76c[j’oadIPo.oshv’vvdgxaod5j, 8k,9=ko;o0v’8q;]t7vo c]h;rk oad

IPovjkoD

3. Read and say vjko c]t g;Qk 769afoadIPo.oshv’vvdgxao76j } 95 8k,8q;]t7vo c]t .shoadIPovjko8k,[qfD 76[vd.shoadIPola[xjPo[qf[kfD 76.shoadIPocoto=kdao 3fp.-h-nj0v’g0qkg9Qkgv’D

4. Practise g/ydcv[

76[vd.shoadIPog/ydcv[[qflqomtok3fp.lj-nj0v’g0qkg9Qkgv’D

5. Read and write vjko c]t 0Po dyf9td=koUc,jo.shoadIPowfhm;o7no[qfIPo c]t g/ydcv[0PoD

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Answers/ 7=k8v[ A: Good morning, Siboun. B: Good morning Bouapha, how are you? A: I’m fine, thank you. And you? B: I’m fine. Siboun, this is Khamhou. A: Hello. Nice to meet you Khamhou. C: Nice to meet you too, Siboun.

6. Write 0Po dyf9td=k0Po[qfoUc,jo[qfm;o7nodjP;da[vk-u[D 768hv’gvqk.9.lj.shoadIPo0Pogv’ 3fp[+djkp[qfIPogdqjkD

76.shoadIPog[yj’I6[F 76.shoadIPo0Po7=kla[mujIPo,k.lj16jdhv’I6[D 76d;fcdh3fpdkogvUooadIPo.sh7=k8v[D 76rkoadIPovjko7=kla[D

7. Write 0Po dyf9td=k0Po[qfoUc,jog/yd-hv,dko0Poxt3spd[vdg]qjkD

76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’16j.oxB,F 760Po8q;1jk’.ljdtfko c]t vtmy[kpF 76[vdoadIPogIafdyf9td=kF 76gvUooadIPo0Po7=k8v[.ljdtfko c]h;d;frhv,dao\qfshv’F

8. Read and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ dyf9td=koUc,jog/ydmadlt.odkovjko.shg0Qk.9 c]t 8v[7=k4k,D 76vtmy[kp;jk

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4hkxt 3spd,u 7;k,\kp7n[qfvjko .sh0Po True (T) .lj.os;jk’D 4hkxt3spd,u 7;k,\kp[+7n[qfvjko .sh0Po False (F) .lj.os;jk’D 76vjko[qf.shoadIPo2a’ ! gmnjvD 76vtmy[kpdyf9td=kc]tpqd8q;1jk’muj,u16j.oxN,.shoadIPog[yj’F 76[vdoadIPogIafdyf9td=kF 76gvUogvqk7=k8v[9kdoadIPo 0Po7=k8v[.ljdtfkoc]h;d;fcdhrhv,dao

\qfshv’F Answers/ 7=k8v[

a. F b. T c. F d. F e. F f. T

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Lesson 1 In the classroom [qfmu ! .oshv’IPo oadIPoIPodjP;da[dkoxt8y[af c]t vvd7=klaj’.oshv’IPoD

Lesson 2 What’s this in English? [qfmu @ vaooUgvUo;jkco;wf.orklkva’dyfL oadIPoIPoxt3spd[vddjk;G It is a pen. IPo8A’xt3spd7=k4k,G What is this in English? Is it a book? IPo7=kla[djP;da[lyj’0v’muj16j.oshv’G a book, a pen…

Lesson 3 Can you do this? [qfmu # g9QkgIafvaooUwfh[+L oadIPo9twfhIPodjP;da[lyj’mu jg0qkg9Qklk,kfgIafwfh c]t [+wfhD

g;]kIPoG _ -qj;3,’

dkodtdP,G 76dtdP, v5[xtdvodkoIPog-ajoG w,h[aomafF [ydF l=DDD grnjv.-hgxaog7njv’xt9ad8kD

95fxtlq’G grnjv.shoadIPo IPorklkmujo=k.-h.oshv’IPoF xt8y[af c]t vvd7=klaj’.o

shv’IPoD IPoc8j’xt3spdF 8A’7=k4k,D IPog;QkdjP;da[lyj’mu jlk,kfgIafwfh } gIaf[+wfhD

]tfa[7kf\kpG oadIPolk,kfo=k.-hrklkmuj.-h.oshv’IPog-a joG xt8y[af c]t vvd7=klaj’.oshv’

IPoD lk,kfc8j’xt3spdF 8A’7=k4k,D lk,kfg;QkdjP;da[lyj’mujlk,kfgIafwfh } gIaf[+wfhD

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CLASSROOM LANGUAGE

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Lesson 1 In the classroom

.o[qfIPooU oadIPoIPodjP;da[dkoxt8y[af c]t vvd7=klaj’.oshv’IPoD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j djvo9tg0Qk[qfIPo 764k,oadIPo;jkI6h7=kla[wfcfjmuj.-hvvd7=klaj’.oshv’IPoD 76vkf9tpqd 8q;1jk’xt,ko !{@ 7=k g- jaoG “Stand up” “Sit down”. s^a’9kdoAo 76[vdoadIPogxufxB,D

76vjko.shoadIPo2a’ oadIPovjko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjkoxt,ko #{$ gmnjvD 76.shoadIPozafxjPodaovjko c]t g[yj’7;k,\kp0v’7=kla[D 76gvUooadIPovjkogmnjv]t7=kla[D

2. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po dyf9td=k0Po[qfoUc,jog/yd-hv,dko0Po7=kla[.\ jrhv,9nj9=k7;k,\kp0v’,aoD

76.shoadIPog[yj’I6[ c]t 4k,g[y j’;jkg0Qk.9I6[fu[+D 76.shoadIPo0Po7=kla[mujIPo,k.o[qfoU.lj16jdhv’I6[D 76d;fcdh3fpdkogvUooadIPo.sh7=k8v[D 76rkoadIPovjko7=kla[w\ jvudgmnjv|bj’D

Answers/ 7=k8v[ 1.write 2. read 3. look

4. listen 5. copy this 6. repeat

7. stand up 8. sit down 9. open

10. come here 11. draw 12. Close

3. Listen and do 2a’ c]t gIaf 76gvUooadIPo !{@ 7qo grnjvlkmyfD 76g;Qk7=kla[mujoadIPolk,kfxt8y[afo=kdaowfh\qfshv’g-jo stand up, sit down,

open your book, close your book, listen…

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4. Point and say -U c]t g;Qk 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvgIafdyf9td=k3fp.shoadIPozafxjPodaoxt8y[afD 76[vd.shoadIPog[yj’[qfg/ydsafmu @ vudgmnjv|bj’D 76lkmyf.shoadIPog[yj’3fp-UwxmujI6[ c]h;.shoadIPog;QkD

5. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po dyf9td=kg[yj’ c]t 0Po[qfoUc,jo[qfm;o7nodjP;da[7=kla[mujIPo,kD 768hv’gvqk.9 .lj.shoadIPo0Pogv’3fp[+djkp[qfIPogdqjkD 76.shoadIPog[yj’I6[D 76.shoadIPo0Po7=kla[mujIPo,k.lj16jdhv’I6[D 76d;fcdh3fpdkogvUooadIPo.sh7=k8v[D 76rkoadIPovjko7=kla[D

6. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76vtmy[kpcdjoadIPo;jk 4hkoadIPo,k-hk8hv’0=vto5pkfg0Qkshv’3fpg;Qk;jk

“ I’m sorry. I’m late”. 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’ oadIPovjko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjkoxt,ko @ gmnjvD 76c[j’oadIPo.oshv’vvdgxaod5j,8k,9=ko;o0v’8q;]t7voc]h;rkoadIPovjkoD

7. Practise g/ydcv[ 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvgIafdyf9td=k 3fp.shoadIPozafxjPodaoxt8y[af 76pjk’wxIv[Mgrnjv-j;pgs^nvoadIPomujpa’[+g0Qk.9

8. Write 0Po 76lkmyf !{@ 7=kla[gxao8q;1jk’D 76[vd.shoadIPogIafdyf9td=kD

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76.shoadIPolq,mP[7=k8v[ c]t lqomtokdao 4hk7=k8v[[+7ndaoD 76gvUooadIPo0Po7=k8v[.ljdtfko c]h;d;frhv,dao\qfshv’D

Answers / 7=k8v[

1. write 2. open 3. sorry 4. read

5. repeat 6. draw 7. listen 8. late

76lk,kf.shdyf9td=koUgxao;Pd[hkowfh4hkg;]k[+r=D

Lesson 2 What’s this in English? .o[qfIPooU oadIPoIPoxt3spd[vddjk;G It is a pen. IPo8A’xt3spd7=k4k,G What is this in English? Is it a book? IPo7=kla[djP;da[lyj’0v’muj16j.oshv’G a book, a pen…

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 7=kla[w\jdjP;da[lyj’0v’muj,u16 j.oshv’D

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, djvo9tg]uj,g0Qk[qfIPo764k,oadIPo;jk.zI6h ” xB,, l=DDD” rklkva’dyf;jkco;.fDDD s^a’9kdoAo 76.shoadIPogxufxB,D

76vjko } s^n gxufgma[.shoadIPo2a’djvo @ gmnjv oadIPovjko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjko\qfshv’xt,ko @{# gmn jvD 76.shoadIPozafxjPodaovjko c]t g[yj’7;k,\kp0v’7=kla[D 76gvUooadIPovjkogmnjv]tla[D

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3. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po dyf9td=k0Po[qfoUc,jog/yd-hv,dko0Po7=kla[.\jrhv,9nj9=k7;k,\kp0v’,aoD

76.shoadIPog[yj’I6[ c]t 4k,g[y j’;jkg0Qk.9I6[fu[+D 76.shoadIPo0Po7=kla[mujIPo,k.o[qfoU.lj[jvos;jk’D 76d;fcdh3fpdkogvUooadIPo.sh7=k8v[D 76rkoadIPovjko7=kla[w\jvudgmnjv|bj’D

76pqdl=dhko|bj’0BoD s^a’9kdoAo76-U.ljoadIPog7yj’shv’c]h;.shg0qkg9Qk4k,; jk What is this in English?9kdoAo76-U.ljoadIPovudg7yj’shv’c]h;.shg0qkg9Qk8v[ It is a pencil. 76xt8y[afc[[fP;daooU fh;pdkoo=k.-h;af45lyj’0v’vnjoMD

4. Write and say 0Po c]t g;Qk 76lkmyf !{@ 7=kla[gxao8q;1jk’D 76[vd.shoadIPogIafdyf9td=kD 76.shoadIPolq,mP[7=k8v[ c]t lqomtokdao 4hk7=k8v[[+7ndaoD 76gvUooadIPo0Po7=k8v[.ljdtfko c]h;d;frhv,dao\qfshv’D

Answer / 7=k8v[ 1. bag 2. pencil 3. ruler 5. table

6. rubber 7. desk 8. bench 9. book

10. chair 11. paper 12. pen 13. window

5. Match 9af76j.shdq’dao 76.shoadIPog[yj’I6[ c]t lkmyf.shg[yj’|b j’8q;1jk’D 76.shoadIPo0Po7=k8v[.lj[jvos;jk’ s^n .lj.oxB,D 76d;fcdh3fpdkogvUooadIPo0Po7=k8v[.ljdtfko c]t d;fcdho=kdao\qfshv’D 76rkoadIPovjko7=kla[w\jvudgmnjv|bj’D

6. Point and say -U c]t g;Qk 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvgIafdyf9td=k3fp.shoadIPozafxjPodaoxt8y[afD

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What’s this in English? oadIPo8v[G It’s a door. sa’9kdoAo76[vd.shoadIPogIafdyf9td=kD

7. Games gd,s^Yo

dyf9td=koUlk,kfgIafgxao76 jD 76xt8y[afdyf9td=kgxaoc[[1jk’gmn jv|bj’s^nlv’gmnjv grnjvlkmyf.shoadIPog[yj’D

76gvUooadIPovvd,kdtfko c]h;.shoadIPo7yfg4y’ } s^n0Po.ljg9Apohvp djP;da[lyj’0v’lyj’|bj’mujwfhIPo,k.o[qfoUD

764k,wfhc8j Yes/No question g-joG Is it a pen? 4hk[+4nd8k, muj7yf s^n 0Pow;h oadIPo8v[ No, it isn’t a pen. 4hk4nd8hv’.sh8v[: Yes, it is a pen.

769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9td=koUD oadIPolk,kfxjPo76jwfh4hk 8hv’dkog/ydsafs^kp0BoD

76pjk’wxIv[Mgrn jv-j;pgs^nvoadIPomujpa’[+g0Qk.9D

8. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po 76.shoadIPog[yj’I6[rk[ c]h;vtmy[kp;jkoadIPo8hv’8A’7=k4k,lv’0=h c]t 7=k

8v[lv’0=h8+|bj’I6[rk[vu’8k,8q;1 jk’muj.shD 76vkf.shoadIPogIafdyf9td=koUfh;p8q;gv’ c]h;d;fcdhgxao76 j s^n gvqkgxao;Pd

[hkod=wfhD 76d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

Answers/ 7=k8v[ Question Answer 1 (ruler) Is it a pen? No, it isn’t a pen.

Is it a ruler? Yes, it is a ruler.

2 ( pen) Is it a pencil (ruler…)? No, it isn’t a pencil (ruler…).

Is it a pen? Yes, it is a pen.

3 ( book) Is it a bag (ruler…)? No, it isn’t a bag.

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Is it a book? Yes, it is a book.

4 (door) Is it a window? No, it isn’t a window.

Is it a door? Yes, it is a door.

5 (table) Is it a bench? No, it isn’t a bench.

Is it a table? Yes, it is a table.

9. Complete 8nj,7e.sh7q[

A. 76.shoadIPo8nj,vadlvo l s^n r 76vkf.shoadIPogIafdyf9td=koUfh;p8q;gv’ c]h;d;fcdhgxao76j s^n gvqkgxao;Pd


Answers/ 7=k8v[ 1. rubber 2. door 3. table

4. ruler 5. blackboard 6. chair

B. 76.shoadIPo8nj,7=kla[.sh7q[fh;plt]t a e i o u 76vkf.shoadIPogIafdyf9td=koUfh;p8q;gv’ c]h;d;fcdhgxao76j s^n gvqkgxao;Pd


Answers/ 7=k8v[ 1. pen 2. ruler 3. pencil 4. chair

5. bag 6. door 7. rubber 8. window

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Lesson 3 Can you do this? .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9twfhIPodjP;da[lyj’mujg0qkg9Qklk,kfgIafwfh c]t [+wfhD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 7=kla[w\jdjP;da[dkodtm=kF lyj’mujlk,kfgIafwfh}gIaf[+wfh

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76vjko}s^ngxufgma[.shoadIPo2a’djvo @ gmnjv oadIPovjko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjko\qfshv’xt,ko @{# gmnjvD 76.shoadIPozafxjPodaovjko c]t g[yj’7;k,\kp0v’7=kla[D 76gvUooadIPovjkogmnjv]tla[D

3. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po dyf9td=k0Po[qfoUc,jog/yd-hv,dko0Po7=kla[.\jrhv,9nj9=k7;k,\kp0v’,aoD

76.shoadIPog[yj’I6[ c]t 4k,g[yj’;jkg0Qk.9I6[fu[+D 76.shoadIPo0Po7=kla[mujIPo,k.o[qfoU.lj16jdhv’I6[D 76d;fcdh3fpdkogvUooadIPo.sh7=k8v[ c]t 0Po.ljdtfkoD 76rkoadIPovjko7=kla[w\jvudgmnjv|bj’D

Answers/ 7=k8v[ 1. jump 2. read the sign 3. read a book 4. swim 5. cook 6. ride a bicycle 7. touch the fan 8. sing 9. eat bananas

4. Point and say -U c]t g;Qk 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvgIafdyf9td=k3fp.shoadIPozafxjPodaoxt8y[afD 76[vd.shoadIPog[yj’I6[16j[qfg/ydsafmu # vudgmnjv|bj’D 76lkmyf.shoadIPog[yj’3fp-UwxmujI6[ c]h;.shoadIPog;QkD 76pjk’wxIv[Mgrnjv-j;pgs^nvoadIPomujpa’[+g0Qk.9D

5. Grammar note sa^dw;pkdvo 76vtmy[kpdko.-h ‘‘Can’’ gxaoxt3spd[vddjk;F xt3spd7=k4k, c]t

xt3spdxt8yglfD

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I can open the window/ You can’t sit here...

6. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76rkoadIPovjko\qfshv’xt,ko @ gmnjvD 76c[j’oadIPo.oshv’vvdgxao@d5j,F c]h;rkoadIPog7yj’|bj’vjko7=k4k,F

lj;ovudg7yj’|b j’vjko7=k8v[ c]t zafxjPo[qf[kfdaoD 76.shoadIPozafxjPodaovjko7=k4k, c]t 7=k8v[D

7. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk djvo9tgIafdyf9td=koU 76rkoadIPovjko7=kla[muj16j.o8k8t]k’D

76lkmyf.shoadIPog[yj’|bj’8q;1jk’D 76vkf4k,;jk Tell me about Bounmy, Phoukeo….

769afoadIPogxao76jgrnjvg/ydg;Qko=kdaoD 76pjk’wxIv[Mgrn jv-j;pgs^nvoadIPoD 76lk,kfd;fcdh3fp8A’7=k4k, Can Phoukeo swim? Can Manotham read the

sign?...

8. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ 769afoadIPogIafdyf9td=kgxao95 #{$ 7qoD 76lkmyf3fpgvUo4k,oadIPoc]h;8nj,g7njv’ \kp s^n x .lj.o8k8t]k’mujc8h,w;h16jdtfkoD 76pjk’wxIv[M grn jvg[y j’;jkoadIPo wfh4k,\6 jcmh s^n [+D

76gvUooadIPo9=ko;o|b j’vvd,k|hkshv’ c]h;]kp’kog- jaoG Manichanh can swim. She can ride a bicycle. She can cook. She can’t sing…

9. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po [qfg/ydsafoUlk,kfgIaf.oshv’ s^n gxao;Pd[hkowfh 3fp.shoadIPo0Po * xt3spd

djP;da[8k8t]k’.o[qfg/ydsafmu jzjko,kD 76lk,kfd;fcdh3fp.shoadIPo,k0Po .ljdtfko s^n 760Po c]t .shoadIPo[vd7=k8v[D

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Lesson 1 Where are you from? [qfmu ! g9Qk,k9kd.lL oadIPoIPo-nj0v’xtgmf8jk’M.ovk-uD

Lesson 2 Nationalities [qfmu @ lao-kf oadIPoIPo7=k75ook,mujdjP;da[lao-kfD

Lesson 3 I’m from Lao. And you? [qfmu # 0hvp,k9kdxtgmf]k;D c]t g9QkgfL .o[qfIPooU oadIPoIPodko.-h and c]t but. c8j’xt3spd[vddjk; fh;p are c]t theyD

g;]kIPoG _ -qj;3,’ dkodtdP,G 76dtdP, czomujdjP;da[xtgmfmuj16j.ovk-uD 95fxtlq’G

IPo-njxtgmf8jk’M.o vk-u c]t lao-kfD IPo7=k75ook,djP;da[lao-kfD IPoo=k.-h7=kg-njv, and c]t but, rts5rqf are c]t they.

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COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES

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Lesson 1 Where are you from? .o[qfIPooU oadIPoIPo-nj0v’xtgmf8 jk’M.ovk-uD djvo9tg0Qk[qfIPo76lk,kf8A’7=k4k,7;k,I6hIv[8q; g-jao xtgmf]k;8yfda[ xtgmfwfcf jF ,uxtgmfwfcfj.o0q’g0fvk-Pomujg9QkI6hD 76dtdP,czomu j16jdtfkoc]h;4k,-n jxtgmf8jk’M 3fp-U.ljczomuj0v’c8j]txtgmfD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 7=kla[djP;da[xtgmf8jk’M.ovk-uD 2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,

76vjko}s^ngxufgma[.shoadIPo2a’djvo @ gmn jv oadIPovjko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjko\qfshv’ xt,ko @{# gmn jvD 76.shoadIPozafxjPodaovjko c]t g[yj’7;k,\kp0v’7=kla[D 76gvUooadIPovjkogmnjv]tla[D

3. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po dyf9td=k0Po[qfoUc,jog/ydcv[dko0Po7=kla[.\ jrhv,9nj9=k7;k,\kp0v’,aoD

76.shoadIPog[yj’I6[ c]t 4k,g[y j’;jkg0Qk.9I6[fu[+D 76.shoadIPo0Po7=kla[mujIPo,k.o[qfoU.lj.oczomujD 76d;fcdh3fpdkogvUooadIPo.sh7=k8v[ c]t 0Po.l jdtfkoD 76rkoadIPovjko7=kla[w\ jvudgmnjv|bj’D

4. Say and point g;Qk c]t -U 76.shoadIPo9=ko;o|bj’xt8y[afdyf9td=koUgrnjvgxao8q;1 jk’D m=kvyf76[vd

.shoadIPog;Qk-nj0v’xtgmf 76gxaoz6h-U.lj-nj16j.oczomujD 8+9kdoAo76gxaoz6 jg;Qk-nj0v’xtgmf oadIPo-U.l j-nj oAo.oczomujD 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9td=k 3fp.-hczomu j.oxB,c[[ IPo

0v’g0qkg9QkD

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5. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’ oadIPovjko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjkoo=kdao\qfshv’xt,ko @ gmn jvD 76c[j’oadIPo.oshv’vvdgxaod5j, 8k,9=ko;o0v’8q;]t7vo c]h;rk

oadIPovjkoD

6. Read and say vjko c]t g;Qk 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’ oadIPovjko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjkoo=kdao\qfshv’xt,ko @ gmn jvD 76c[j’oadIPo.oshv’vvdgxaod5j, 8k,9=ko;o0v’8q;]t7vo c]h;rk oad

IPovjkoD 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9td=kD grnjvxtg,uodkom;o7no .shoadIPo9=ko;o|bj’,kltcf’ dko lqomt ok

8+|hk\6j76j.oshv’ 4hk,ug;]kr=D

7. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po 76[vd.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’D 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9td=kD 76.shoadIPog;Qkl6jdao2a’D 76.shoadIPo0Po7=k8v[.lj[jvos;jk’D 76lk,kfd;fcdh3fp.shoadIPo,k0Po.ljdtfko s^n760Po c]t .shoadIPo[vd

7=k8v[D Answers/ 7=k8v[

1. Who is this? Where is she from?

This is Lien. She’s from Vietnam.

2. Who is this? Where is he from?

This is Rohana. He’s from Indonesia. 3 Who is this? Where is she from?

This is Thida. She’s from Cambodia

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4. Who is this? Where is he from?

This is Tuti. He’s from Malaysia.

8. Write 0Po 760Po8q;1jk’.ljdtfko c]t vtmy[kpD 76[vd.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’16j.ox,D 76.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9td=kD 76lk,kfd;fcdh3fp.shoadIPo,k0Po.ljdtfko s^n 760Po

c]t.shoadIPo[vd7=k8v[D Answers/ 7=k8v[

1. Where is he from?

2. Who is this?

3. That is Somphone.

4. Is Somdy a policeman?

5. He’s from China.

6. She’s from Myanmar.

7. Is Muhamad from Brunei?

8. Caridad and Benjie are from The Philippines.

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Lesson 2 Nationalities

.o[qfIPooU oadIPoIPo7=k75ook,mujdjP;da[lao-kf

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 7=k75ook,mujdjP;da[lao-kf

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76vjko } s^n gxufgma[.shoadIPo2a’djvo @ gmnjv oadIPovjko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjko\qfshv’xt,ko @{# gmnjvD 76.shoadIPozafxjPodaovjko c]t g[yj’7;k,\kp0v’7=kla[D 76gvUooadIPovjkogmnjv]tla[D

3. Listen and read 2a’ c]t vjko [qfg/ydsafoUxtdv[fh;p[qflqomtok16j @ [qf (A,B). 76rkoadIPogIafdyf9td=k wxgmnjv]t[qfD

76vjko.shoadIPo2a’oadIPovjko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjkoxt,ko @ gmnjvD 76c[j’oadIPo.oshv’vvdgxaod5j,8k,9=ko;o0v’8q;]t7vo c]h;rkoad

IPovjkoD 769afoadIPo.oshv’vvdgxao76j}95 8k,8q;]t7vo c]t .shoadIPovjko8k,[qfD 76[vd.shoadIPola[xjPo[qf[kfD

4. Practise g/ydcv[ 769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvgIafdyf9td=k3fp.shoadIPozafxjPodaoxt8y[afD grnjvxtg,uodkom;o7no.shoadIPo9=ko;o|bj’,kltcf’dkolqomtok

8+|hk\6j76j.oshv’4hk,ug;]kr=D

5. Write 0Po 760Po8q;1jk’.ljdtfko c]t vtmy[kpD 76[vd.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’16j.oxB,D

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76.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9td=kfh;p8q;gv’D 76lk,kfd;fcdh3fp.shoadIPo,k0Po.ljdtfko s^n 760Po


Nouns Adjectives Laos Lao

Thailand Thai

Indonesia Indonesian

Singapore Singaporean

Malaysia Malaysian

Cambodia Cambodian

Vietnam Vietnamese

China Chinese

Myanmar Myanmese

Brunei Bruneian

The Philippines Filipino

6. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po 760Po8q;1jk’.ljdtfko c]t vtmy[kpD 76[vd.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’16j.oxN,D 76.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9td=kfh;p8q;gv’D 76lk,kfd;fcdh3fp.shoadIPo,k0Po.ljdtfko s^n 760Po


1. Azman is Malaysian. 2. Ha is from Vietnam.

3. Kema is from Cambodia. 4. Nipha is Thai. 5. Rohana is from Indonesia.

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6. Chong is Chinese.

7. Indra is Singaporean.

8. Thongdy is Lao.

9. Caridad is Filipino.

7. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76.shoadIPola’gdfg[yj’la[muj7ndao c]t la[mujc8d8jk’dao]ts;jk’lao-kfc]trklkD

76vjko}s^ngxufgma[.shoadIPo2a’djvo @ gmnjv oadIPovjko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjko\qfshv’xt,ko @{# gmnjvD 76.shoadIPozafxjPodaovjkoD 76gvUooadIPovjkogmnjv]tla[D

8 Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[ dyf9td=koUc,jog/ydmadlt.odkovjko.shg0Qk.9 c]t 8v[7=k4k,D

76vjko[qf.shoadIPo2a’ ! gmnjvD 76vtmy[kpdyf9td=kc]tpqd8q;1jk’muj,u16j.oxN,.shoadIPog[yj’D 76[vdoadIPogIafdyf9td=kD 76gvUogvqk7=k8v[9kdoadIPo0Po7=k8v[.ljdtfko

c]h;d;fcdhrhv,dao\qfshv’D Answers/ 7=k8v[

1. No, he isn’t.

2. Yes, he is.

3. He is from China.

4. No, he isn’t.

5. Yes, he can (speak Lao a little).

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9. Puzzle gd,s^Uoxyflt|k 76vtmy[kp;jkoadIPo8hv’-vd7=kla[mu j[qj’w;h3fpdko0ufvvh, 16j8k8t]k’D Vietnam, Chinese, Laos, Cambodian, Singapore, Myanmar, Thai

V I E T N A M C S C L D R E L S A I

M H X N L L I M N Y S I N G A Q B G

A T E N I O U O A

N H P R E S O D P

M A Q M A S P I O

A I V F H A E A R

R N M D Z R S N E

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Lesson 3 I’m from Lao. And you? .o[qfIPooU oadIPoIPodko.-h and c]t but. c8j’xt3spd[vdd jk;fh;p are c]t they.

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 76vjko}s^ngxufgma[.shoadIPo2a’djvo @ gmn jv oadIPovjko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjko\qfshv’ xt,ko @{# gmn jvD 76.shoadIPozafxjPodaovjko c]t g[yj’7;k,\kp0v’7=kla[D 76gvUooadIPovjkogmnjv]tla[D

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, djvog0Qk[qfIPo76[vdoadIPog[yj’I6[c]tv jkoxt3spdmuj16j.oI6[ grn jvm=k7;k,g0Qk

.9D 76[vdoadIPola’gdf7;k,c8d8 jk’.odko.-h and c]t but. 76.shoadIPocx7;k,\kp 0v’c8 j]txt3spdD 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’djvo ! gmnjv oadIPov jko8k,.o.9D 76rkoadIPovjko\qfshv’ xt,ko @ gmn jv

16j note 76vtmy[kp7;k,c8d8 jk’0v’dko.-h is c]t are. grnjvmqflv[7;k,g0Qk.976.shoadIPopqd8q;1jk’xt3spdmu jo=k.-h and c]t but, is

c]t are.

3. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po 760Po8q;1jk’.ljdtfko c]tvtmy[kpD 76[vd.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’16j.oxN,D 76.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9td=kfh;p8q;gv’D 76lk,kfd;fcdh3fp.shoadIPo,k0Po.ljdtfko s^n760Po c]t .shoadIPo[vd

7=k8v[D Answers/ 7=k8v[

1. Nipha is Thai, but Samy is Singaporean. 2. Tuti is from Malaysia, but Rohana is from Indonesia.

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4. Write 0Po 760Po8q;1jk’.ljdtfko c]t vtmy[kpD 76[vd.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’16j.oxB,D 76.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9td=kfh;p8q;gv’D 76lk,kfd;fcdh3fp.shoadIPo,k0Po.ljdtfko s^n 760Po c]t .shoadIPo

[vd7=k8v[D Answers / 7=k8v[

1. Soutchay is Lao, but Siri is Thai.

2. Rohana and Dano are from Malaysia.

3. Thanh and Ha are Vietnamese.

4. Kema is from Cambodia, but Porn is from Thailand.

5. Samy is Singaporean, but Thongdy is Lao.

6. Suming and Chong are from China.

5. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po 760Po8q;1jk’.ljdtfko c]t vtmy[kpD 76[vd.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’16j.oxB,D 76.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9td=kfh;p8q;gv’D 76lk,kfd;fcdh3fp.shoadIPo,k0Po.ljdtfko s^n 760Po c]t .shoadIPo

[vd7=k8v[D Answers/ 7=k8v[

1. Ali and Rohana are Indonesian.

2. Thida and Vuthi are from Cambodia.

3. Ha and Thanh are from Vietnam.

4. Thongdy and Soutchay are from Laos.

5. Nina and Muhamed are Malaysian.

6. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 76[vd.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’D

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769afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9td=kD 76.shoadIPog;Qkl6jdao2a’D grnjvxtg,uodkom;o7noF .shoadIPo9=ko;o|bj’,kvjko7=k8v[8+|hk

\6j76j.oshv’4hk,ug;]kr=D Answers/ 7=k8v[

1. Tuti speaks Malay and English.

2. Samy speaks Chinese and Thai.

3. Rohana speaks Indonesian.

76lk,kf.shoadIPopqd8q;1jk’0Bo,kfh;p8q;gv’D

7. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po 760Po8q;1jk’.ljdtfko c]t vtmy[kpD 76[vd.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’16j.oxB,D 76.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9td=kfh;p8q;gv’D 76lk,kfd;fcdh3fp.shoadIPo,k0Po.ljdtfko s^n 760Po c]t .shoadIPo

[vd7=k8v[D Answers/ 7=k8v[

1. Khounmy buy a radio

Khounmy can buy a radio buy a TV but she can’t buy a TV.

2. Bounpheng make a kite

Bounpheng can make a kite, make a plane but he can’t make a plane.

3. Somsy draw a tree Somsy can draw a tree, draw a baby but she can’t draw a baby.

4. Sakhone spell “table”

Sakhone can spell “table” spell “chair” but he can’t spell “chair”.

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8. Read and write vjko c]t 0Po dyf9td=koUc,jog/ydmadlt.odkovjko.shg0Qk.9 c]t 8v[7=k4k,D

76vjko[qf.shoadIPo2a’ ! gmnjvD 76vtmy[kpdyf9td=k c]t pqd8q;1jk’muj,u16j.oxB,.shoadIPog[yj’D 76[vdoadIPogIafdyf9td=kD 76gvUogvqk7=k8v[9kdoadIPo 0Po7=k8v[.ljdtfko

c]h;d;fcdhrhv,dao\qfshv’D Answers/ 7=k8v[ 1. Manotham is Thai. ………F………….

2. Manotham can speak Lao. ………T………….

3. Lien is from Vietnam. ………T………….

4. Samy is Chinese. ………F………….

5. Samy and Lien speak Malay. ………F………….

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Lesson 1 Numbers 1-12 [qfmu ! g]d}9eo;o ! Ivf !@ IPog]d 9eo;o c8j ! sk !@ Lesson 2 This is a pen. These are pens. [qfmu @ oUc,joxkddkD lyj’gsqj^koUc,joxkddkD IPo.-h7ecmook,muj[vddko[qj’-U (demonstrative pronouns)D

g-ajo: This is, That is, These are, Those are.

IPoI6[c[[rts5rqf0v’lk,aook,9eo;o|bj’D Lesson 3 How many…? [qfmu # ,uDDDgmqjk.fL IPooe.-h There isD There are.

IPo4k, How many? g;]kIPoG _ -qj;3,’ dkodtdP,G djvo0Boshv’768hv’dtdP,G

[af8q;g]dF grnjv.-hw;h4k,oadIPo c]t [afxt3spd7e4k, c]t 7e8v[grnjvw;h pqd.shoadIPog[yj’D

95fxtlq’G

.shoadIPolk,kfvjko c]t 0Po8q;g]d c]t 0Po9eo;o8q;g]dfh;p8q;|a’lnD .shoadIPoIh69ad 4k, c]t [vd9eo;og]dD .shoadIPoI6hg7njv’\kpg]dlujxtdkogxaorklkva’dyf X[;dF ]q[F 76o c]t sko?D .shoadIPoIh64k,9eo;o c]t 8v[9eo;oF g-ajoG How many? There are, There is.


Unit Four

Numbers

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vjko8q;g]d c]t 0Po8q;g]dfh;p8q;|a’lnD 4k, c]t [vd9eo;oD

Lesson 1 Numbers 1-12 [qfmu ! g]d}9eo;o ! Ivf !@ IPog]d 9eo;o c8j ! sk !@ .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9tIPodjP;da[9eo;og]dc8j !{!@rhv,ma’IPo0Pofh;p8q;|a’ ln c]t IPo4k, c]t 8v[ 9eo;oD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’ .shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,s^a’gmnjvxt,ko

@ 7A’D 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+

4nd 4hkskd,u7qovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;[vdzh6vvdlP’zyfoAog;Qkzh6fP; .sh76 c]t \j6.oshv’2a’oedaoD

76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG How many? There are X,u?, There is. How

many gates? There are two gates.

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76vjko.sh2a’ @{# 7A’3fp.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,D 760Po8q;g]d.ljdtfkoD

1 2 3 4 5 6 one two three four five six

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7 8 9 10 11 12 seven eight nine ten eleven twelve

76-U.lj8q;g]d c]t vjko .shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa’ @{# 7A’D 76gvUooadIPozh6|bj’vvdwxdtfkoD 76g;Qk8q;g]dgxaorklkva’dyf.shoadIPo-U.lj8q;g]d.sh4ndD 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfko oadIPoxjPoxB,daod;fD

3. Say and point g;Qk c]t -U

760Pog]d.ljdtfko0v[g[Nv’-hkp c]t 0Po8q;|a’ln.lj0v[g[Nv’0;kD 76-U.lj8q;g]dc]h;vjko.shoadIPo2a’ ! gmnjvD 76-U.lj8q;|a’lnc]h;vjko oadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’ @{# gmnjvD 76gvUooadIPovvdwxdtfko 76vjko oadIPo-U.lj8q;|a’lnD 769afoadIPogxao7j6c]h;.shgIafdyf9tdeoUD A g;Qk!WD B -U.lj ten.

4 . Listen and write 2a’ c]t 0Po

76vjkowx8k,8k8t]k’] j5,oU c]h;.shoadIPo0Po.ljxB,g0qkg9QkD [qfvjko c]t gxao7e8v[D

a. Two b. three c. five d. one e. four f. seven

g. nine h. eleven i. eight j. six k. ten

l. twelve

5. Complete lhk’7ela[.shlq,[6ofh;plts^t vowels Complete words with vowels Answers/7e8v[ one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve

76-Uoedkoxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUF [+7;o.-hg;]ks^kpgduowxD dyf9tdeoUoe,kgxaogd,s^Yod=wfhD

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6. Point and write -U c]t 0Po 76.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’ c]h; ltcf’.shm5d7qo.oshv’g[yj’D 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnjvxt8y[af dyf9tde -U c]t 0PoD

7. Games sY^ogd, Bingo game oadIPo\kpgvqk8q;g]dmuj76vjko9qod;jkgxaozh6-totD One, three, eight, four, six, five, seven, nine, ten eleven, twelve, two

4hkoadIPozh6.f\kpgvqkwfhlk,vaogxaoc4;-njdao .shpqd,n0Boc]h;g;Qk ;jk Bingo 4n;jkzh6oAo-totD

8q;1jk’G

1 5 11 2 6 12 5 6 1 12 5 8 2 6 8 4 5 7 7 3 11 4 6 3 4 10 3 1 2 3 9 4 10 11 2 7

8. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po 1. Plus + 2. Minus - 3. Equals =

g;Qk c]t 0Po [;dF ]q[F gmqjkda[D .shoadIPovjko7e4k,8k,8q;1 jk’grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde4k, c]t 8v[D

9. Write and say 0Po c]t g;Qk 76.shoadIPo0Pogxao8q;|a’ln8k,8q;g]dmu j.sh.oxB,c[[IPoD

1. Three plus seven equals ten. 2. Five plus six equals eleven. 3. Eleven minus eight equals three. 4. Ten plus two equals twelve. 5. Nine minus one equals eight. 6. Seven plus four equals eleven.

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10. Let’s chant vjko.sh4nd9a’s;t

2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,sa^’76. One, two - Buckle my shoe. Three, four - nock on the door. Five, six - Pick up sticks. Seven, eight - Lock the gate. Nine, ten - Back again.

11. Grammar note sa^dw;pkdvo 76vtmy[kpsa^dw;pkdvo.shoadIPo2a’.shg0Qk.9D 8q;|a’ln8q;me

vyf0v’xt3spd8hv’c,jo8q;.spjltg\uD -nj 7qoF 4toqoF g,nv’F xtgmf c]t -njlt grkt8jk’Mc,jo8hv’wfh0Po8q;mevyfgxao8q;.spjltg\uD g;]kl5fxt3spd8hv’ .lj9E ltg\uF g-ajoG My house is in Vientiane Laos. 8q; M gxao8q;.spjphvo;jkgxao

8q;|a’ln0Bo8Qoxt3spdD 8q; V gxao8q;.spjphvogxao-nj0v’g,nv’;P’9aoD 8q; L gxao8q;.spjphvoc,jo-nj0v’xtgmfD

12. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po 76.shoadIPo0Po7no c]t .lj8q;|a’ln.spj.sh4nd8hv’D

My name is Samy. I am a student. I’m from Singapore. I’ m Singaporean. This

is my father. His name is Tito. He is a doctor. These are my sisters: Lusanna

and Macky. They are students, too.

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Lesson 2 This is a pen. These are pens.

.o[qfIPooUoadIPo IPo.-h this, that, these, those. 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j

76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,s^a’ gmnjvxt,ko @ 7A’D

76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+ 4nd 4hkskd,u7qovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;[vdzh6vvdlP’zyfoAog;Qkzh6fP;

.sh76 c]t \j6.oshv’2a’oedaoD 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG How many boys? There are two boys,

How many buses? There are twenty buses.

2. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 76[vdoadIPog[yj’I6[rk[F 764k,xt3spd7e4k,lAoM3fp.-h What is that?

What are those… 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde g[yj’ c]t g;QkD 76g]nvdoadIPo[k’7j6vvd,kltcf’1 j6|hkdtfkoD

3. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po

.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’D oe.-hI6[rk[grn jvxt8y[afdyf9tdeD 76oerkoadIPog/ydxt3spdmu jgxaogxQk\kpD 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdefa j’djk;D

Answers/7e8v[ 1.These are books, 2. They are boys, 3. They are girls, 4. These are doors, 5. These are bags.

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4. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 76[vdoadIPog[yj’I6[rk[F 764k,xt3spd7e4k,lAoM3fp.-h What is that?

What are those… 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde g[yj’ c]t g;QkD 76g]nvdoadIPo[k’7j6vvd,kltcf’1 j6|hkdtfkoD

5. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po

76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’c]h;0Poxt3spd9kdI6[rk[.o0h= $D 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeD d;fcdh.ljdtfko 3fpoadIPo.sh7e8v[D

Answers/7e8v[ 1. Those are chairs. 5. Those are bananas. 2. Those are drinks. 6. This is a cassette 3. That is a television. 7. Those are books. 4. That is a bus.

6. Point and say -U c]t g;Qk

.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’D oe.-hI6[rk[ s^n ;af458q;9y’.oshv’grnjvltcf’dyf9tdeD 76-U.l jI6[oadIPog;Qkxt3spdD vu’8k,I6[.o[qfIPoD 76oerkoadIPog/ydxt3spdmu jgxaogxQk\kpD 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdefa j’djk;D

Answers/7e8v[ 1.Those are chairs, 2. Those are drinks, 3. That’s a television, 4. That’s a bus,

5. Those are bananas, 6. That’s a cassette. 7. That’s a book.

7. Grammar note sa ^dw;pkdvo

76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’dkolhk’xt3spd8k, box mujgxao9eo;o|hvp c]t 9eo;os^kpD [vdoadIPola’gdfdkoxjPo9kd9eo;o|hvpgxao9eo;o s^kpmu j.l j8q; s s^n es 8k,8q;vadlvomuj1 j6mhkp0v’7ela[D

76vkf[vdoadIPolhk’xt3spd0v’8q;gv’grnjvvjko.sh\j6.oshv’2a’D d;fcdh.ljdtfko 3fpoadIPo.sh7e8v[D

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8. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po .shoadIPo0Po7ela[gsqj^koUgxao9eo;os^kpD

Example: Book – books Answers/7e8v[ 1. doctors 6. teachers 2. farmers 7. students 3. rulers 8. bags 4. schools 9. eggs 5. classes 10. ants Lesson 3 How many…? s^kpxko.fL .o[qfIPooUoadIPoIPo.-h There is , there are, How many?

1. Vocabulary 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,s^a’ gmnjvxt,ko



76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko.sh\j62a’D76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG this is

a bag. There are five cups…

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk 76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, xt3spd[vddjk; There is one bag

in picture 1. There are five cats in picture 3. 76.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk gxao7j6D 769afoadIPogxao7j6c]h;g]nvdgvqk9eo;o|b j’vvd,kltcf’1 j6|hkdtfkoD

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3. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk

76[vdoadIPog[yj’I6[rk[F 76vjkoxt3spd8k,[qfIPo oadIPog;Qk8k,D 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeg[yj’ c]t g;QkD 76g]nvdoadIPo[k’7j6vvd,kltcf’1 j6|hkdtfkoD

4. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[

76.-hI6[rk[1j60hk’gmy’grnjv4k,gvqk7ela[F g-ajoG houses, hotel, temple…..

76[vdoadIPog;Qkxt3spd djP;da[I6[rk[mu jgsaog-ajoG There are six houses in this village. There is one hotel in this village, etc. g/ydxt3spdgsqj^koUD

.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’.o[qfIPo c]t g;Qk8k,sa’76D 769afoadIPogxao7j6 c]h;xt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD

5. Listen and draw 2a’ c]t gg8h,

76c8h,I6[38t.ljdtfkogrnjvgxao8q;1jk’D 76gvUooadIPoz6h|bj’vvd,kdtfko okp76vjkoxt3spd There is a pencil on the

table. oadIPoc8h,I6[l=fe|bj’dhko.ljgmyj’I6[38tF oadIPog;Qkxt3spd okp76c8h,D

769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU1jk’gl]ugrnjv.shg0Qk.9g]ydg-yj’D

6. Grammar note: sa^dw;ptdvo

76vjko.shoadIPo2a’djP;da[ xt3spd[vddjk;F xt3spd7e4k, c]t xt3spd7e8v[c[[lAoMD

76vtmy[kpdkoxjPoxt3spd[vddjk;,kgxaoxt3spd7e4k,co;.fF g-ajoG xt3spd[vddjk; There is… g,njv,kgxaoxt3spd7e4k, gxao Is there….?

76vtmy[kp7e8v[c[[lAo c]t c[[pk; c8jgoAo.ljc[[lAoD Is there a book

on the table? Yes, there is. sn^ Yes, there is a book on the table. 76vtmy[kp9eo;os^kp .oc[[fP;dao.shoadIPo2a’F 76vkf9t0Po7e4k,.ljdtfkoc]h;.shoadIPo8v[7e4k,c[[lAoD

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8q;1jk’G 1. Is there a book on the table? 2. Are there two pens on the table? 3. Is there a rubber on the table?

7. Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[

76vjko.shoadIPo2a’3fp.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB, ! gmnjv c]h;vtmy[kp ;ymu8v[7e4k,.shoadIPog0Qk.9D

76vtmy[kp[k’7ela[.\j.shoadIPog0Qk.9D [vdoaadIPovjko.o.9c]h;8v[7e4k,fh;p8qogv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko9qol5fg]njv’D 76vjko7e4k, .shoadIPozh6|bj’8v[D 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfkoD oadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.lj.oxB,D

Answers/7e8v[ 1. There are three rooms in my house.

2. No, there isn’t.

3. No, there aren’t.

4. There are also six books and two pencils on the table.

5. Yes, there is.

8. Crossword -vd7ela[.lj

Across Down

1. Thailand. 1. Three

4. Hi. 2. Hi.

5. Hotel 3. Lao 8. On 6. Look

9. No 7. and 10. draw

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9. Revision m;o7no

A. Put am, is, are in the blanks. 76.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tdeD 76d;f.ljdtfko oadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’D

1. She is a nurse. 2. We are farmers. 3. Suming is from China. 4. Bounchanh is a student. 5. I am a policeman. 6. There are two cats in the boxes. 7. Manivone and Bouachanh are Lao. B. Answer the questions

Example: Are you Lao? Yes, I am. 1. No, she isn’t. 2. Yes, they are. 3. No, there isn’t. 4. No, I am not. 5. Yes, I can. 6. No, they can’t. 8. There are eleven classrooms. 9. There are eight tables.

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7v[7q; Lesson 1 My family [qfIPomu ! 7v[7q;0v’0hvp IPolhk’xt3spd[vddjk;djP;da[7v[7q;D IPooe.-h7ela[djP;da[7v[7q;D IPooe.-h7e75ook,muj[vd7;k,gxaog9Qk0v’ (possessive adjective) his, her, my, your.

Lesson 2 I have one brother. He has… [qfIPomu @ 0hvp,uvhkp|bj’7qoD ]k;,uDDD IPooe.-h have/has .oxt3spd[vddjk;me,tfkD

Lesson 3 Articles [qfIPomu # 7eoe|hkok,

IPoIh67;k,c8d8jk’]ts;jk’7eoe|hkok,muj[vd7;k,cojovo c]t 7eoe|hkok,muj[+[vd7;k,cojovo (the, a, an).

g;]kIPoG 6 -qj;3,’ dkodtdP,G djvo0Boshv’768hv’dtdP,G

[af7ela[F grnjv.-hw;h4k,oadIPo c]t [afxt3spd7e4k, c]t 7e8v[grnjvw;hpqd .shoadIPog[yj’D dtdP,I6[rk[3fp8afgvqk8k,gvdtlko |a’lnry, s^n ;k]tlko 8jk’Mmujr=skwfh.omhv’4yjjoD

95fxtlq’G .shoadIPolk,kfvjko c]t 0Po7ela[djP;da[lt,k-yd.o7v[7q;D .shoadIPoIh69ad 4k, c]t [ao]tpkpdjP;da[lt,k-yd.o7v[7q;D .shoadIPoI6h-nj;aole7ao0v’]k; c]t lkdqoD .shoadIPoIh6vtmy[kpdjP;da[dkomjv’mJP; s^n wxmjjP;-q,lt4komuj8jk’MD

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Unit Five

THE FAMILY

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wxmjP;0v’8qogv’D Lesson 1 My family [qfIPo ! 7v[7q;0v’8qoD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,s^a’ gmnjvxt,ko



76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-a joG

This is my son. His name is Bounchanh… 2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,

76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 3fpvu’8k,7ela[.o0h=!D 76.shoadIPozh6|b j’vjko c]t .sh\qfma’shv’g;Qk8k,D 76.shoadIPovjko7ela[wxgmn jv]t7qo c]t 76gxaozh6g[yj’;jkdkovvdlP’ 4nd[+

4hk[+4nd76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’

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3. Look and Match g[yj’ c]t 9af7j6.sh4nd

76vtmy[kpdkogIafdyf9tdeoU.shoadIPo2a’3fp.shoadIPo0ufglAo9kdrklkva’ dyfwx.l jrklk]k;muj,u7;k,\kp7ndao3fpgIaf.ljdtfko.shg[yj’gxao8q;1jk’D

Answers/7e8v[ 1. children a. vhkp}ohv’-kp 2. brother b. ]6d-kp 3. grandfather c. c,j 4. daughter d. r+g4Qk}r+86h 5. mother e. r+g4Qk c]t c,jg4Qk 6. father f. ]6d 7. son g. ]6dlk; 8. grandmother h. r+c]tc,j 9. sister i. r+ 10. grandparents j. gvNvp}ohv’lk; 11. parents k. c,jg4Qk }c,j86h

4. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po

76gIaf8q;1 jk’3fpg]qjkxt3spdmu jgxao9y’djP;da[7v[7q;0v’8q;gv’.shoadIPo2a’D 760Po-njlt,k-yd.o7v[7q;0v’76.ljdtfko c]t [vdg4y’lkprq;raoD 76g;Qkgxaoxt3spd d jP;da[7v[7q;0v’768+oadIPoF g-ajoG My father is

Khamphanh. My mother is Douangdala… 76.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tde3fp.sh0Po-njlt,k-yd.o7v[7q;0v’g0qkg9Qkgv’D

76pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv.sh7;k,-j;pgs^n jvcdjoadIPoD

Answers / 7e8v[ A. Hi, I’m Manotham. Soumaly is my (1) sister. Bounchanh is my

(2) father and Sengchanh is my (3) mother. Khamphanh and Douangdala are my (4) grandparents.

B. Hello, I’m Bounchanh. Sengchanh is my (1) wife. Douangdala and Khamphanh are my (2) parents. Manotham is my (3) son and Soumaly is my (4) daughter.

C. This is Soumaly. Manotham is her (1)brother.

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Bounchanh and Sengchanh are her (2) parents. Douangdala is her (3) grandmother.

D. This is Manotham. Bounchanh and Sengchanh are his (1) parents. Khamphanh is his (2) grandfather. Soumaly is his (3) sister.

E. This is Sengchanh. Bounchanh is her (1) husband. Soumaly is her (2) daughter and Manotham is her (2) son.


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760Po-njgsqj^koU.ljdtfko c]t 4k,oadIPo;jkg0qkg9QkIh6spa’cfjdjP;da[ ,t3ome c]h;0Poxt3spdgsq j^koAo.ljdtfko djvomuj9t.shg]uj,g/ydxkdgxqjkD

9afoadIPogxao7j6grn jvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD d;fcdh.ljdtfko s^n .shoadIPo0Poxt3spdgxao;Pd[hkoD

6. Read and write vjko c]t 0Po

76vjkoxt3spdgxao8q;1jk’.shoadIPo.o0totoadIPog[yj’I6[wxoeD 76vjkoxt3spdoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’ 76.shoadIPovjko8k,I6[ c]t 0Po-nj.lj8k,I6[D

Answers/7e8v[ 1. Mary, 2. Penny, 3. Tom, 4. Dog (Rex), 5. Jane, 6. Tim, 7. John Smith.

7. Write 0Po

76[vdoadiPog[yj’xt3spdmu j1j60hk’gmy’gxaoc[[1jk’ c]h;0PodjP;da[7v[7q;0v’ g0qkgv’D

76.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tde c]h;[vd.shoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjkolj6\j62a’D 76g]nvd[qf0Pomujfu|b j’[qf.shvjko7no c]t vtmy[kp;jkgxaospa’9bj’fuD

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Lesson 2 I have one brother. He has…

[qfIPo @ IPo.-h have c]t has .oxt3spd[vddjk;me,tfk c]t IPo.-h7e 75ook, muj[vd7;k,gxaog9Qk0v’D

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sa’xt,ko @ 7A’D 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+


76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko.sh\j62a’D76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG

I have one bicycle. Davanh has a car.

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk 76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,3fpvu’8k,7ela[.o0h=!D 76.shoadIPozh6|bj’vjko c]t .sh\qfma’shv’g;Qk8k,D 76.shoadIPovjko7ela[wxgmn jv]t7qo c]t 76gxaozh6g[yj’;jkdkovvdlP’

4nd[+ 4hk[+4nd76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D

3. Look and read g[y j’ c]t vjko

.shoadIPog[yj’37’lhk’0v’7v[7q;.o[qfIPo[qfoUD 76vjko.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’D 76[vdoadIPolhk’xt3spdgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD 76.shoadIPovjkolyj’mujg0qkg9Qk0Po.sh\qfma’shv’2a’D 76d;fcdh.ljdtfko s^n .shoadIPo0Poxt3spdgxao;Pd[hkoD

4. Grammar note sa ^dw;pkdvo 76vtmy[kp.shoadIPo2a’;jk I, you, we, they .-hda[ have c]t he, she , it .-hda[

has. 76.shoadIPola’gdf8k8t]k’.oxB,[qfIPo c]t lhk’xt3spdfh;p8qogv’D 76[vdoadIPovjko[qf0Po0v’g0qkg9Qk 76cx’.sh4hk,u7;k,zyfD

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5. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po 76gIaf8q;1jk’3fpg]qjkxt3spdmu jgxao9y’djP;da[7v[7q;0v’8q;gv’.shoadIPo2a’D 76.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tde3fp.sh0Po have and has .ljfaj’8q;1jk’muj

.sh1j6.oxB,c[[IPo 76pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv.sh7;k,-j;pgs^n jvcdjoadIPoD 76.shoadIPog;Qkxt3spdmujgxao9y’djP;da[7v[7q;0v’g0qkg9QkD

Answers/7e8v[ X[k’8q;1jk’? 1. Davanh has one brother.

2. Siboun and Maly have one son.

3. Saysana has two sisters.

4. Saysana and Phoukeo have one sister.

5. Siboun and Maly have two daughters.

6. Phoukeo has three brothers.


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769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeg[yj’ c]t g;QkD 4hk,ug;]kr=.shoadIPo 0Poxt3spdgsqj^koU.lj.oxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

7. Grammar note sa ^dw;pkdvo 76vtmy[kprhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’dko.-h subject pronouns… -nj'9t.-h

wfhc8j8q;gxaoxtmko s^n subject gmqjkoAoD 76[vddko.-h possessive adjectives… .-hgrnjvltcf’lyj’oUc,jo 0v’0hvpF

lyj’oAoc,jo0v’g9Qkgxao8QoD This is my book. That is your book.

8. Practise g/ydg;Qk

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76gIafgxao8q;1jk’.shoadIPog[yj’ c]t .sh,u7e4k,skd[+g0Qk.9D .shoadIPo.-h possessive adjectives lhk’xt3spd.sh4nd8hv’D 76gvUogvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPo c]t 0Po.ljdtfkoD 76[vdoadIPovjkogxao[qflqomtokgxao7j6grnjv.shg0qkg9Qk9njwfhfuD [vdoadIPo9qfgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.lj.oxN,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

Answers / 7e8v[ 1. your 2. her 3. my 4. its 5. our

10. Read and write vjko c]t 0Po 76vtmy[kp;ymu8v[7e4k,.shoadIPog0Qk.9F g-ajoG xt3spd.f4nd8hv’ .sh0Po true

.ljD 4hkxt3spd.fzyf.sh0Po false .ljD 76.shoadIPogIafdyf9tdevjko c]t 0PoD 76gvUogvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPo c]h; 0Po.ljdtfkoD

Answers/7e8v[ 1. Bounmy is a doctor. F 2. His wife is a farmer. T 3. They have three children F 4. Their daughter is a nurse. T 5. They have two sons. F 6. Their son is a soldier. F 7. Rex is their dog. T

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Lesson 3 Articles [qfIPomu # 7eoe|hkok,

.o[qfIPo[qfoU oadIPo9tIPoIh6g4y’7;k,c8d8jk’]ts; jk’7eoe|hkok, definite article: the c]t indefinite article a, an.

2. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j

76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sa’xt,ko @ 7A’D 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+



I have a nice holiday. Vientiane is the capital of Laos. 2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,

76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 3fpvu’8k,7ela[.o0h=!D 76.shoadIPozh6|b j’vjko c]t .sh\qfma’shv’g;Qk8k,D 76.shoadIPovjko7ela[wxgmn jv]t7qo c]t 76gxaozh6g[yj’;jkdkovvdlP’ 4nd[+

4hk[+4nd76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’


.shoadIPog[yj’I6[1j6.o[qfIPooUD 76vjko.shoadiPo2a’djvo !{@ gmnjvD 9afoadIPogxao7j6grn jvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD oadIPozh6|b j’g[yj’I6[ c]t v jkoxt3spd

vvd,kD oadIPozh6mulv’2a’ c]t g[yj’I6[wxoe4hk,udko vjkozyf8hv’[vddao s^n 4k,76vtmy[kp.sh2a’8nj,D

76vkfdtdP,I6[rk[3fp8afgvqk,k9kdgvdtlkovn joM,kpqd.shoadIPog[yj’ s^n c8h,.l jdtfkod=wfhD

76-U.l jI6[1j6gmy’dtfko.shoadIPog;Qkxt3spdvvd,kF g-ajoG -U.ljfk; c]h;oadIPo g;Qk;jk This is a star.etc.

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76.shoadIPovjko[qfIPo c]h;vtmy[kp.shoadIPog0Qk.9dko.-h a/an .-h.oxt3spdlk,aomqj;wx3fp[+,udkog9kt9q’lyj’.f|bj’ltgrkt c]t 9eo;o

|hvpF g-ajoG I am a student. This is an orange. an .-h1j68+|hk7eok,muj0Bo8Qofh;plP’0v’8q;lts^t g-ajoG Xa, e, i, o, u) g-ajoG

This is an egg. This is an umbrella. a .-h1j68+|hk7eok,muj0Bo8Qofh;plP’0v’8q;rtpao-totmuj[+c,jolts^t

Xb,c,d,f,g…). I have a car. This is a book.

the .-h1j68+|hk7eok,9eo;o|hvpmuj,urP’vaofP; s^n 7eok,mujwfh g;Qkg4y’c]h;djvo|hkoUF 8q;1jk’G This is the Mekong.

I have a book in my bag. The book is green. 76[vdoadIPolhk’xt3spd0v’g0qkg9Qkgv’c]h;vjko.sh762a’D 76d;fcdh4hk,u7;k,zyfD

5. Look and match g[yj’ c]t 9af7j6

76vtmy[kp;ymu9af7j6.shoadIPog0Qk.93fpvu’.lj8q;1jk’.oxB,D 76[vdoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tde9af7j6 76gvUogvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPoc]h;0Po.ljdtfkoD 76d;fcdh1j6dtfko c]t .shoadIPodjkp.ljxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

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1. a bag 7. an ice-cream

2. a plate 8. a cat

3. a cloud 9. a star

4. an apple 10. an umbrella

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5. an orange 11. a cup

6. an egg 12. a girl


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vvd,krhv,.lj7eoe|hkok,.sh4nd8hv’D

7. Look and write ‘‘ a or an’’ g[yj’ c]t 0Po a s^n an

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1. an egg 7. an ice-cream

2. a window 8. a plate

3. a door 9. an umbrella

4. an apple 10. a man

5. an orange 11. a car

6. the sun 12. the moon

8. Read and say vjko c]t g;Qk 76vtmy[kpdkoxt8y[afdyf9tde c]t [vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’.oxB,D 76gvUooadIPozh6.fzh6|bj’]5d0Bovjko c]h;g]nvdoadIPo[k’7qo8v[D 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfko grnjv.shoadIPodjkpgvqkD

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Answers / 7e8v[

1. False. Claire is from Australia.

2. True. The capital of Laos is Vientiane.

3. False. Claire has one brother.

4. False. Mark has an ice-cream.

5. True. Tess and John have one son and two daughters.

6. False. Tess has an orange drink.

7. True. The family is in a restaurant on the Mekong.

9. Translation cx 76vtmy[kpdkoxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU 3fp.shcxxt3spdgs^qjkoUgxaorklkva’dyfD 760Po7e8v[mjuj4nd8hv’.ljdtfko.shoadIPodjkpgvqkD

Answers / 7e8v[

1. Claire has one brother and one sister.

2. Their names are Mark and Nina.

3. Claire comes from Australia.

4. My friend has two sisters.

5. There are three pens on the table.

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Lesson 1 What do you do every day? [qfIPomu ! m5dM,Ng9QkgIafspa’L IPog;QkdjP;da[dyf9t;afxt9e;aoD

Lesson 2 Every morning [qfIPomu @ m5dMg-Qk IPo4k, c]t 8v[djP;da[dyf9t;afxt9e;aoD

Lesson 3 My mother gets up early. [qfIPomu # c,j0hvp]5dc8jgfydD IPog;QkdjP;da[dyf9t;afxt9e;aomujc8d8jk’daoD g;]kIPoG _ -qj;3,’ dkodtdP,G djvo0Boshv’768hv’dtdP,G

[af7ela[grnjvw;h 4k,oadIPo c]t [afxt3spd7e4k, c]t 7e8v[grnjvw;hpqd.sh oadIPog[yj’D dt8P,I6[rk[3fp8afgvqk8k,gvdtlkoF |a’lnry, s^n ;k]tlko8jk’M mujr=skwfh.omhv’4yjjoD

95fxtlq’G .shoadIPoIh6vjko c]t 0Po7ela[djP;da[dyf9t;afxt9e;aoD .shoadIPoIh69ad 4k, c]t [vddjP;da[dyf9t;afxt9e;aoD

]tfa[7kf\kpG s^a’9kd9q[[qfIPooUoadIPolk,kfG vjko c]t 0Po7ela[djP;da[dyf9t;afxt9e;aoD 4k, c]t [vddjP;da[dkog7njvows;0v’8qogv’.oc8j]t;aoD

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EVERY DAY LIFE

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Lesson 1 What do you do every day? [qfIPomu ! m5dM,Ng9QkgIafspa’L IPog;QkdjP;da[dyf9t;afxt9e;aoD

ltg|uG 7ela[djP;da[dyf9t;afxt9e;ao 76g;QkdjP;da[dyf9t;afxt9e;ao0v’76.shoadIPo2a’gxaorklk]k;D 9kdoAoF g;Qk

gxaorklkva’dyfg-ajoG m5d,N0hvp8njog;]k * 3,’D 0hvp vk[oEg;]k * 3,’ g7yj’D 0hvpg[yj’0jk;1j63m]tmafc8j ( 3,’ pa’ !& g4y’ ( 3,’D 0hvpdyog0Qkg-Qkg;]k ( 3,’D 0hvpwxgIaf;Pd ( 3,’ g7yj’D 0hvpwxIvf 3I’IPog;]k ) 3,’ pa’ &D ;Pd0v’0hvp g]uj,g;]k ) 3,’D Every day, I get up at six o’clock. I have a shower at half past six. I watch the news on TV from a quarter to seven to seven o’clock. I have breakfast at seven o’clock. I go to work at half past seven. I arrive at school at five to eight. My work starts at eight o’clock.

g/yd.-h7ela[0hk’gmy’oAo grnjvg;QkdjP;da[dyf9t;afxt9e;ao0v’766 c]t 0v’oadIPoD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.|j 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sa’xt,ko @ 7A’D 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+



I have a shower at half past six. I arrive at school at five to eight.

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk

76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 3fpvu’8k,7ela[.o0h=!D 76.shoadIPozh6|b j’vjko c]t .sh\qfma’shv’g;Qk8k,D

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3. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk .shoadIPog[yj’I6[1j6.o[qfIPooUD 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’djvo !{@ gmnjvD 9afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD oadIPozh6|bj’g[yj’I6[ c]t vjkoxt3spd

vvd,kD oadIPozh6mulv’2a’ c]t g[yj’I6[wxoe4hk,udko vjkozyf8hv’[vddao s^n 4k,76vtmy[kp.sh2a’8nj,D

76vkfdtdP,I6[rk[3fp8afgvqk,k9kdgvdtlkovnjoM,kpqd.shoad IPog[yj’ s^n c8h,.ljdtfkod=wfhD

76-U.ljI6[1j6gmy’dtfko.shoadIPog;Qkxt3spdvvd,kg-ajoG -U.ljI6[ 3,’muj[vdgxaog;]k * 3,’ oadIPog;Qk;jk It’s six o’clock.

76g]nvdoadIPovvd,kdtfkogrnjv-U.ljI6[ s^n pqdI6[ .shma’\qfshv’g;Qkxt3spd vvd,kD 762a’ c]t d;fcdh4hk,u7;k,zyfD

4. Match 9af7j6.sh4nd 76[vd;ymuxt8y[afdyf9tde.shoadIPog0Qk.9D .shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tdeD 76gvUogvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPo c]t 0Po.ljdtfkoD 76d;fcdh.ljdtfko c]t [vdoadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’D

Answers / 7e8v[ Example: (1: b) 1. b 2. e 3. a 4. d 5. c 6. F


76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 3fpvu’8k,I6[rk[ c]t xt3spd 1j60hk’]j5,I6[ xt,ko @{# gmnjvD

76.shoadIPozh6|bj’vjko c]t .sh\qfma’shv’g;Qk8k,D 76.shoadIPovjko7ela[wxgmnjv]t7qo c]t 76gxaozh6g[yj’;jkdkovvdlP’ 4nd[+

4hk[+4nd76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’F

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6. Read and say vjko c]t g;Qk 76vtmy[kpdkoxt8y[afdyf9tde c]t [vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’.oxB,c[[IPoD 76gvUooadIPozh6.fzh6|bj’]5d0Bovjko c]h;.sh\qfma’shv’g;Qkoesa^’D 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUzh6|bj’vjko c]t zh6|bj’2a’skd

,udkog;Qkzyf.sh[vddao s^n 76vjko.sh2a’.\jD


76vtmy[kpdko.-h simple present tense 3fpvjko.shgxaoxt3spd1j6.o8k8t ]k’.shoadIPo2a’D

76[vd;jk simple present tense lk,kf.-hda[gsfdkomujgduf0Bo lt\jeltg\uF gxaoxt9eF gxaome,t-kf c8jvtfuf g4y’ xaf95[aoD

76.shoadIPolhk’xt3spdgv’3fpvu’8k,7ela[1j6.o8k8t]k’D 76.shoadIPolhk’xt3spd0v’g0qkg9Qkgv’3fpvu’.lj7;k,9y’0v’g0qkg9QkD 76g]nvdgvqkoadIPo[k’7qo 0Bovjko.sh\j62a’D 76d;fcdh.sh 4hk,u7;k,zyfD


76[vdoadIPo8nj,xt3spd.shlq,[6oD 76d;fcdh.ljdtfko oadIPodjkp.ljxB,0v’g0qkg9QkD

Answers / 7e8v[ 1. go 2. have 3. arrives 4. gets 5. get 6. make 7. has 9. Listen and write 2a’ c]t 0Po

76vjko[qfvjko !{@ gmnjvoadIPo2a’ c]t \kp]efa[0v’xt3spdD 76.shoadIPo\kp]efa[xt3spd c]h;4k,gvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPoD 760Po7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.ljdtfko.shoadIPodjkpgvqkD

[qfvjkoG Bounsy gets up at :00. He brushes his teeth. He has a shower. He gets dressed. He has breakfast and goes to school by bicycle.

Answers / 7e8v[ 1. Bounsy gets up at 7:00. 2. He brushes his teeth.

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3. He has a shower. 4. He gets dressed. 5. He has breakfast. 6. He goes to school on his bicycle.

10. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 76g;Qkdyf9t;afxt9e;ao0v’76.shoadIPo2a’grnjvgxaoc[[1jk’D 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’9kddyf9tde0h= _ grn jvgxao8q;1jk’cdjoadIPoD 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD oadIPozh6mu|bj’g;QkdjP;da[8q;gv’

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Lesson 2 Every morning [qfIPo @ IPo4k, c]t 8v[d jP;da[-u;yfxt9e;aoD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’ .shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sa’xt,ko @

7A’D 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+


76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-a joG I make

the bed. I feed the chicken . I ride a bicycle.

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 3fpvu’8k,7ela[0hk’

gmy’xt,ko @{# gmnjvD 76.shoadIPozh6|b j’vjko c]t .sh\qfma’shv’g;Qk8k,D 76.shoadIPovjko7ela[wxgmn jv]t7qo c]t 76gxaozh6g[yj’;jkdkovvdlP’ 4nd[+S

4hk[+4nd76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D

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3. Match 9af7j6.sh4nd 76[vd;ymu9af7j6.shoadIPo c]t gIafgxao8q;1jk’g[yj’0=h|b j’D 76gvUogvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPoD 76d;fcdh.ljdtfko c]t oadIPo9qf.ljxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

Answers/7e8v[ 1. walk a. ,hPogInvo

2. make the bed b. 0uj]qf4u[

3. clean the house c. g[yj’3m]tmaf

4. watch TV d. gIaf;Pd[hko

5. brush the hair e. pjk’

6. ride a bicycle f. s;uzq,

7. do the homework g. 9a[gvqk

8. take h. gdnvwdj

9. feed the chicken i. ,Pho[jvoovo

4. Read and say vjko c]t g;Qk 76vtmy[kpdkoxt8y[afdyf9tde c]t [vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’.oxB,c[[IPoD 76gvUooadIPozh6.fzh6|bj’]5d0Bovjko c]h;.sh\qfma’shv’g;Qkoesa^’D 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU zh6|bj’vjko c]t zh6|bj’2a’D skd,udko

g;Qkzyf.sh[vddao s^n 76vjko.sh2a’.\jD

5. Grammar note sa ^dw;pkdvo 76vjkoc8j]txt3spd.shoadIPo2a’ xt3spd[vddjk; (statements)F

xt3spd7e4k, (questions) c]t 7e8v[c[[lAo (short answers?D

769afoadIPogxaodj5, # 7qo xt8y[afdyf9tdeD zh6mu|bj’vjkoxt3spd[vdd jk;S zh6mulv’vjko7e4k,S c]t zh6mulk,vjko7e8v[D

76gvUo[k’dj5,1no0Bogrnjvltcf’.sh\j6g[yj’D 76lhk’xt3spd[vddjk; .shoadIPolhk’xt3spd7e4k, c]t 7e8v[D 76d;fcdh7e8v[.ljdtfkoS oadIPo9qf.ljxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

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xt3spd[vddjk;G I get up at five o’clock. I watch TV in the evening. I read a book before going to bed. I play football on the weekend. I stay at home on Sunday.

6. Write and say 0Po c]t g;Qk

76[vdoadIPo8nj,xt3spd.shlq,[6oD 76gvJUogvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPoc]h;0Po.ljdtfkoD 76vjkoxt3spd.shoadIPo2a’ oadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’D 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD

Answers / 7e8v[ 1. Does Ammaly cook? Yes she does. 2. Do you have breakfast? No, I don’t. 3. Does your mother feed the chicken? No, she doesn’t. 4. Do Tess and Tim live in Australia? Yes, they do. 5. Do you and your sister watch TV? No, we don’t.


76vjkoxt3spd.shoadIPo2a’ c]t [vd;ymuxt8y[afdyf9tdeD 76.shoadIPo4k,\j6.oshv’8k,7e4k,.o8k8t]k’D 768A’7e4k,8+oadIPog-ajoG Who have breakfast every day? oadIPo 8v[: Mr.

Khone has breakfast every day. 8A’7e4k,c[[oU8k,8k8t]k’da[oadIPoD

8. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’ c]t 8k8t]k’0hk’gmy’grn jv0Poxt3spdD 76gvUooadIPo9eo;o|bj’]5d0Bovjko.sh\qfma’shv’2a’D 76d;fcdh.shskd,u7;k,zyfD dyf9tdeoUvkf.shgxao;Pd[hkod=wfhD

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1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko @ 7A’ .shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,

s^a’D 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+


76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko.sh\j62a’76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG I go to

the market. I wash dishes. I cook dinner in the kitchen.


76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 3fpvu’8k,7ela[.o [qf IPoxt,ko @{# gmn jvD 76.shoadIPozh6|bj’vjko c]t .sh\qfma’shv’g;Qk8k,D 76.shoadIPovjko7ela[wxgmn jv]t7qo c]t 76gxaozh6g[yj’;jkdkovvdlP’ 4nd[+

4hk[+4nd76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D

3. Match 9af7j6.sh4nd 76[vd;ymu9af7 j6.shoadIPo c]t gIafgxao8q;1jk’g[yj’0=h|b j’D 76gvUogvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPoD 76d;fcdh.ljdtfko c]t oadIPo9qf.ljxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

Answers/7e8v[ 1. get up 6. go to the market

2. cook 7.clean the yard

3. watch TV 8.water the garden

4. make the bed 9.feed the pets

5.wash clothes

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4. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’ c]t xt3spd0hk’] j5,grnjv0Poxt3spd.sh4nd8hv’

8k,]efa[3fpg[yj’I6[muj1 j60hk’gmy’oefh;pD 76gvUooadIPo9eo;o|bj’]5d0Bovjko.sh\qfma’shv’2a’D 76d;fcdh.shskd,u7;k,zyfD dyf9tdeoUvkf.shgxao;Pd[hkod=wfhD

Answers / 7e8v[ 1. She gets up at five o’clock. 6. She goes to the market. 2. She cooks breakfast. 7. She cleans the yard. 3. She watches TV. 8. She waters the garden. 4. She makes the bed. 9. She feeds the pets. 5. She washes clothes.

5. Read and choose vjko c]t g]nvd 76[vd;ymuxt8y[afdyf9tde 3fp.shoadIPog]nvd7edy]ypkmujlvf7jv’da[ 8q;xtmko

g-ajoG I come/comes from Vientiane.

.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tde c]h;76g]nvdgvqkoadIPo[k’7qo0BovjkoD 76rhv,da[oadIPoma’\qfd;fwxrhv,daoD 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfko c]t .shoadIPocx’8k,7e8v[muj4nd8hv’D

Answers/7e8v[ Hello, I’m Saysana. I come/comes from Vientiane. This is/are my brother, Phoukeo.

We is/are pupils. We go/goes to school. At school we read/reads books and we

write/writes on the blackboard. We listen/listens to the teacher. Her name is/are

Manichanh. She come/comes from Luangprabang.

Those is/are my parents. My mother have/has a new bag. That is/are my sister. She

cooks/cook lunch every day. She wash/washes vegetables and fruit. We have/has

lunch in the dining room. We watch/watches TV in the living-room.

6. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 3fpvu’8k,7ela[.o[qfIPoxt,ko

@{# gmn jvD

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76.shoadIPozh6|b j’vjko c]t .sh\qfma’shv’g;Qk8k,D 76.shoadIPovjko7ela[wxgmn jv]t7qo c]t 76gxaozh6g[yj’;jkdkovvdlP’ 4nd[+

4hk[+4nd76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 7. Revision

A. Write 0Po 76[vdoadIPo9af]P’7ela[7no.\j.sh4nd8hv’8k,xt3spdD 76gIafgxaoc[[1 jk’.shoadIPog[yj’vao|bj’grnjv.shoadIPog0Qk.9’jkpD .shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tdefh;p8q;gv’D 76gvUogvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPo c]t 0Po.ljdtfkogrn jv.shoadIPodjkp gvqkD

Answers/7e8v[

1. My sister watches TV.

2. Do they have lunch?

3. Tess has an orange juice.

4. My brother goes to school every morning.

5. Does she get up at six o’clock?

B. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 76vtmy[kp.shoadIPog0Qk.9.odkoxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU c]t ltcf’gxaoc[[1jk’

.shoadIPog[yj’D 769a[[ydvvd9kd4q’glNv|bj’dhko c]t g;Qk ;jk I have a pen in

my pocket. oadIPozh6mulv’g;Qk;jkG The teacher has a pen in his pocket. oadIPozh6mulk,g;Qk;jkG The teacher has a pen in his pocket.

769afoadIPogxaodj5,]tlk,7qogrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fpvu’.ljg]njv’ 9y’0v’r;dg0qkD

76gvUooadIPo[k’dj5,vvd,kltcf’1j6|hkdtfkoD

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C. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk76ltcf’gxaoc[[1jk’.shoadIPog[yj’djvo c]h;9afoadIPogxao7j6xt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD 76gvUogvqk[k’7 j6vvd,kltcf’1j6|hkdtfkoD

Example:

Are you Lao?

Yes, I am.

1. Is Nipha Vietnamese?

No, she isn’t.

2. Are they soldiers?

Yes, they are.

3. Is there a table in the room?

No, there isn’t.

4. Are you from Myanmar?

No, I am not.

5. Can you dance?

Yes, I can.

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Lesson 1 Numbers 13-100 [qfmu ! g]d}9eo;o !# Ivf !WW IPo4k, c]t 8v[djP;da[vkp5g-ajoG vkp5gmqjk.fL How old…? Lesson 2 What’s the time? [qfmu @ 9ad3,’c]h;L IPo4k, c]t [vdg;]kD

Lesson 3 Bounta and Chanmala [qfmu # [5o8k c]t 9ao,k]k IPo4k, c]t 8v[7e4k,djP;da[g;]kD g;]kIPoG _ -qj;3,’ dkodtdP,G djvo0Boshv’768hv’dtdP,G

[af8q;g]dF 3,’mujxtfyffh;pg9hp c]t ,ug0a,mujlk,kfphkpwfhgrnjv.-hw;h 4k,oadIPo c]t [afxt3spd7e4k, c]t 7e8v[grnjvw;hpqd.shoadIPog[yj’D

95fxtlq’G .shoadIPo IPovjko c]t 0Po8q;g]d c]t 0Po9eo;o8q;g]dfh;p8q;|a’lnD .shoadIPoIh69ad4k, c]t [vdg;]k8k,3,’D .shoadIPoI6hg7njv’\kpg]dlujxtdkogxaorklkva’dyf X[;dF ]q[F 76o c]t sko?D .shoadIPoIh6[vd;jk8qogv’wfhgIafspa’.og;]kzjko,kF 8qogv’de]a’

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vjko8q;g]d c]t 0Po8q;g]dfh;p8q;|a’ln c8j !# sk !WWD 4k, c]t [vdg;]k8k,3,’D

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4k, c]t [vd;jk8qogv’wfhgIafspa’.og;]k.f c]t 4k, c]t [vd; jk8qogv’ de]a’gIafspa’D

4k, c]t [vd;jk8qogv’gIafspa’.oc8j]t,N c]t .og;]k.fD

Lesson 1 Numbers 13-100 [qfmu ! g]d}9eo;o !# Ivf !WW IPo4k, c]t 8v[d jP;da[vkp5D How old…?

.o[qfIPooUoadIPo9tIPodjP;da[9eo;og]dc8j !#{!WW rhv,ma’IPo0Po fh;p8q;|a’ln c]t IPo4k, c]t 8v[ g9Qkvkp59adxuLF 0hvpvkp5DDDDDDxuD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sa’xt,ko @ 7A’D 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’4nd

s^n [+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;[vdzh6vvdlP’zyfoAog;Qk zh6fP;.sh76 c]t \ j6.oshv’2a’oedaoD

76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG He is old/ He is five years old/ How old are

you? Four divided by two equals two/ Five plus two equals seven… 2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,

76vjko @{# 7A’3fp.shoadIPo2a’ c]t g[yj’8k,xB,c[[IPoD 760Po8q;g]d.ljdtfkoD

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

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76-U.lj8q;g]d c]t vjko .shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa’ @{# 7A’D 76gvUooadIPozh6|bj’vvdwxdtfko 76g;Qk8q;g]dgxaorklkva’dyf.shoadIPo-U.lj

8q;g]d.sh4ndD 76gvUooadIPo9eo;o|bj’vvdwx0Po8q;g]d.l jdtfko3fpoadIPozh6.fzh6|bj’gxaozh6

vjkoD 76g;Qk8q;g]dgxaorklkva’dyf.shoadIPo0Po.ljxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfko oadIPoxjPoxB,daod;fD

3. Say and point g;Qk c]t -U

760Pog]d.ljdtfko0v[g[Nv’-hkp c]t 0Po8q;|a’ln.lj0v[g[Nv’0;kD 76-U.lj8q;g]dc]h;vjko.shoadIPo2a’ ! gmnjvD 76vjkovud c]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’ @{# gmnjvD 76-U.lj8q;|a’lnc]h;vjko oadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’ @{# gmnjvD 76gvUooadIPovvdwxdtfko 76vjko oadIPo-U.lj8q;|a’lnD 76g]nvdoadIPog;Qk8q;g]d .shoadIPozh61j6dtfko-U.lj8q;|a’lnD 769afoadIPogxao7j6c]h;.shgIafdyf9tdeoUD A g;Qk!)D B -U.lj eighteen.

4. Write 0Po

76.shoadIPoc8j]t7qo0Po g]d}9eo;o gxao8q;|a’lnF 9kdoAo9jb’d;fcdh7e8v[da[\j67j60v’g0qkg9QkD

76.shoadIPodjkpg]d}9eo;o.ljxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD .shoadIPoxyfxB,c[[IPow;h c]t rtpkpk,9nj9edkoltdqf7ec]h;

.shg0qkg9Qk0Po7no 7ela[mujg0qkg9Qk9njwfhD .shoadIPod;fcdhda[\ j67j60v’g0qkg9QkD 76d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

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5. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po 76g8nvooaadIPo.shoe.-hg]dc8j !{!@ c]t c8j !# sk !WWD .shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’ c]h;9afg0qkg9Qkgxao7j6 grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde g;Qk c]t 0PoD 76-Uoedkoxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUF [+7;o.-hg;]ks^kpgduowxD dyf9tdeoUoe,kgxaogd,s^Yod=wfhD

6. Match 9af7j6.sh4nd

760Pog7njv’\kp.ljdtfko c]t [vdoadIPodjkp.l jxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD 76[vdoadIPo0Po7e8v[.l jmk’0hk’g7njv’\kpoAoD

Answers/7e8v[ + plus = equals – minus ÷ divided by × multiplied by

7. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 769afoadIPogxao7j6 c]t .shg0qkg9Qkg[yj’8q;1 jk’D .shoadIPolv’7qovvd,k

ltcf’gxao8q;1 jk’: A: 100÷2 (One hundred divided by two.) B: One hundred divided by two equals fifty.

769afoadIPogxao7j67yfw] jg]d.o[qfg/ydsafD Sums: answers/7e8v[G 10 +9 = 19 Ten plus nine equals nineteen. 50 ×2 =100 Fifty multiplied by two equals one hundred. 25 – 10 =15 Twenty-five minus ten equals fifteen. 70 +20 =90 Seventy plus twenty equals ninety.

10 ÷ 2 = 5 Ten divided by two equals five. 8. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,

76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 3fp.-h[qflqomtokg/ydcv[ xt3spd7e4k,, How old are you? 7e8v[ma’lv’vao8+wxoUG I’m thirteen years old. c]t I’m thirteen. .-hvao.fd=wfhD

76.shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk gxao7j6D

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9. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ [vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’D 76ltcf’gxao8q;1jk’1j6|hkshv’D ltg|uleo;o.\jG

Sorry, I don’t know. 76oerkoadIPog/yd7e4k, c]t 7e8v[ c]h;9afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[af

dyf9tdeoUD 76d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD


76vjko.shoadIPo2a’3fp.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c[[IPo ! gmnjv c]h;vtmy[kp ;ymu8v[7e4k,.shoadIPog0Qk.9D

76vtmy[kp[k’7ela[.\j.o[qfvjko.shoadIPog0Qk.9D [vdoaadIPovjko.o.9c]h;8v[7e4k,fh;p8qogv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko9qol5fg]njv’D 76vjko7e4k, .shoadIPozh6|bj’8v[ c]h;ln[8+9qo\qf7e4k,D 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfkoD oadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.lj.oxB,D

Answers/7e8v[ 1. She is eighteen years old. 2. Yes, She is. 3. He is forty five years old. 4. No, he is not. He is a teacher. 5. Phethanousone is Vilayvone’s brother.

11. Write 0Po 76cotoe.shoadIPog[yj’[qfvjko16j[qfg/ydsaf0=h !W .oxB,c[[IPogxao8q;c[[c]h;

.sh0Po3fpfafcx’gxaog]njv’0v’8qogv’D 769afoadIPogxao7j6c]h;.shg0qkg9QkxjPodaovjko[qf0Po0v’dao c]t daoD 76g]nvdoadIPovjko[qf0Po0v’g0qkgv’9eo;o|bj’ c]h;g]nvdgvqk[qf

0Pomujfuvao|bj’vjko.shoadIPo2a’7no.\jD rhv,ma’[vdg4y’gsfzqo;jk gxaospa’9bj’fuD

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Lesson 2 What’s the time? 9ad3,’c]h;L [qfIPo @ IPo4k, c]t [vdg;]kD

1 . Vocabulary 7ela[.\j



76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG I arrive home at five o’clock. I go to

work at half past seven. 2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,

xt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 3fpoe.-hI6[3,’ * vao 1 j6.o[qfIPoD 76c8h,I6[3,’muj,ug7njv’\kp[vdg;]ks^kpvao.l jdtfko c]t 4k, gvqkg;]k9kd

oadIPo 8k,I6[3,’muj76c8h,w;hD 4hk,u3,’g9Apmujwfh xtfyfgxaov5xtdvodkolvo w;hoAopyj’gxaodkofugrkt76lk,kfoe.-hwfh8k,7;k,8hv’dko s^n vkfg]nvdgvqk oadIPo0Bo,kgxaozh6phkpg0a,3,’c]h;4k,\j6D


.o[qfoU76rkg/yd7e4k,G What’s the time? c]t leo;osp=h What’s… 764k,gvqkg;]koeoadIPodjP;da[I6[3,’ * | j;p.oxB,c[[IPog/ydg;Qkg;]k

.oI6[gsqj^koUD g/yddyf9tdegxao7 j6 c]t cotoe.shg0qkg9Qk.-hleo;osph= It’s eight o’clock. 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’D 9afoadIPogxao7 j6 grnjvxt8y[af[qfg/ydsafoUD

Answers/7e8v[ 1. It’s six o’clock . 4. It’s eight o’clock.

2. It’s ten to seven. 5. It’s a quarter past eight.

3. It’s twenty five past eight. 6. It’s a quarter to eight.

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4. Listen and draw 2a’ c]t c8h,

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76c8h,I6[3,’ ) vao.ljdtfkoc]h;.shoadIPo0Bo,kd;fcdhD [qfvjko c]t 7e8v[ c,jovaofP;dao

Answers/7e8v[ 1. Twenty past six 2. Five to seven

3. Twenty-five past one 4. Ten to two

5. Ten to eleven 6. Twenty-five past twelve

7. Ten past two 8. Five past eight

5. Say and write 2a’ c]t 0Po What does Thiphavanh do every day?

76oerkg/yddyf9tdeoUma’\qfshv’djvomuj9t.shg0qkg9Qkxt8y[afdyf9tdegxao7j6D 764k,gvqkxt3spd c]t g/yddyf9tdeoUda[oadIPoD 0=hla’gdfG gets up at six o’clock. At half past six. oUc,jodkoltg|u At -bj’

gxao7e[5[rt[qfle]a[[vdg;]k c]t ltg|u7ede,t.\jM g-ajoG to catch, to catch a bus/plane, to catch public transport.

769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde g;Qk c]t 0PoD [vd.shoadIPo0Po;ad|bj’djP;da[Thiphavanh. d;fcdh.ljdtfko 764k,gvqkxt3spd9kdoadIPo c]t g8nvooadIPodjP;da[dko

0Poxt3spd s^n ;ad|bj’MD g-ajo;jkG dko0Poxt3spdm5dM7A’8hv’g]uj,8Qofh;p 8q;vadlvo X.spj ? (capital letter) ltg\u c]t 1j68vomhkp0v’xt3spd8hv’9E g,af (full stops). 8vog]uj,8Qo0v’;ad8hv’sp=h|hk (indentation at the start of paragraph).

Answers / 7e8v[ Thiphavanh gets up at six o’clock. She goes to the bathroom and has a shower at half past six. She listens to the radio at half past seven. She catches the bus at eight o’clock and goes to the market at a quarter past eight. She arrives home at five o’clock.

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6. Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[ 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’3fp.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB, ! gmnjv c]h;vtmy[kp;ymu8v[

7e4k,.shoadIPog0Qk.9D 76vtmy[kp[k’7ela[muj.\j.shoadIPog0Qk.9D [vdoaadIPovjko.o.9c]h;8v[7e4k,fh;p8qogv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko9qol5fg]njv’D 76vjko7e4k, .shoadIPozh6|bj’8v[D 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfkoD oadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.lj.oxB,D

Answers/7e8v[ 1. Manykone gets up at half past six.

2. She puts on her clothes at a quarter past seven.

3. She has breakfast at half past seven.

4. She goes to school at a quarter to eight.

7. Practise g/ydcv[

xt8y[afdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,3fpoe.-hxt3spd1j6.o[qfIPoD 76vtmy[kp7;k,\kp0v’xt3spd.shoadIPog0Qk.9D 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD 769afoadIPovvd,kltcf’1j6|hkshv’IPo.sh\j6g[yj’xt,ko @{# 7j6D 76.shoadIPoltcf’3fp.lj-nj0v’g0qkg9Qkgv’xt,ko @{# 7j6D

8. Complete 0Poxt3spd.shlq,[6o

76pqd8q;1jk’.shoadIPog[yj’@{# xt3spd g-ajoG It’s a quarter past eight. It’s half past two. It’s ten to eight. It’s 10 to eleven. It’s twenty past eight.

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76[vdoadIPo;jkg;]kg0a,3,’,k1j6g[Nv’-hkp8hv’.l j to c]t g;]kg0a, 3,’,k1j6g[Nv’0;k9t gxao past. 4hk1j6g[Nv’-hkp8hv’ pa’ gmqjkoAogmqjkoUokmug-ajoG & G $& 3,’ c,jo * 3,’ pa’ !& (it’s a quarter to six)D 4hk1j6g[Nv’0;k8hv’dkp s^n [+.ljg-ajoG &G!& 3,’ c,jo & 3,’ !& okmu s^n & 3,’ !& (it’s a quarte r past five)D

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76gvUooadIPozh6|bj’1no0Bo[vdg;]kgxaorklk]k; c]t g]nvdzh6mu lv’[vdgxaorklkva’dyfD

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Lesson 3 Bounta and Chanmala [qfIPo # IPo4k, c]t [vdg;]k .o[qfoUoadIPo9twfhIPo4k, c]t [vdg;]k djvog0Qk[qfIPo76[vdg;]kfh;p3,’mu jgxao 8q;g]d s^n 3,’me,tfkD 76.shoadIPog[yj’I6[rk[0v’[5o8k1j6.oI6[mu ! 76vtmy[kp;jkG .oI6[rk[9t,uI6[3,’1j6lv’c[[g-yj’9t- j;p.shr;dgIqk[vdg;]k wfhs^kp;ymu 76d jkpg;]k 0v’I6[3,’ digital .ljdtfko c]h;c8h,I6[|hk3,’.ljmk’0hk’-b j’,ug;]kgxao8q;g]d 764k,g;]k9kdoadIPo c]h;0Po.ljdtfkoD

Formal Conversational seven o’clock seven o’clock seven fifteen a quarter past seven seven thirty half past seven seven forty five a quarter to eight eight o’clock eight o’clock eight fifteen a quarter past eight

8:00

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7:15

7:30

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1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sa’xt,ko @ 7A’D 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+


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2. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk .shoadIPozafx jPodao4k, c]t 8v[F c8 j[+.sh.-hlP’fa’gduowxD grnjvgxaodkoxtg,uo7no.shoadIPogIafdyf9tde 4k, c]t 8v[ gxao7j6 gl]uD

3. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po mevyf76ltcf’gxao8q;1jk’.odko.-hleo;orklkmu jgxaogxQk\kpcdjoadIPoD 76oerkg/yd8A’7e4k, c]t .sh 7e8v[D 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeg;Qk c]t 0Po c]h;.sh

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Xxt3spdmu jgxao8q;g0A,goU’c,jolj;omuj0kfskpwxXmissing) 9kdxB,c[[IPo? Answers / 7e8v[

Questions Answers What time does Chanmala get up? She gets up at half past seven. What time does she have a shower? She has a shower at a quarter to eight. Does she brush her teeth? Yes. She brushes her teeth at eight o’clock. What time does she eat breakfast? She eats breakfast at a quarter past eight. What time does she go to work? She goes to work at half past eight. What time does she arrive at the office? She arrives at the office at nine o’clock.

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7e8v[ 3. Yes, he does. 4. No, she doesn’t. 5. Yes, she does. 6. Yes, he does. 7. No, he doesn’t.

5. Listen and draw 2a’ c]t c8h, I6[1j6mk’fhkogmy’0v’8k8t]k’,u7;k,\kpfa j’oUG Picture 1 \kpg4y’ name Picture 2 -//- get up Picture 3 -//- have a shower Picture 4 -//- eat breakfast Picture 5 -//- go to work/school

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Khamphanh is a teacher. He gets up at half past six every day. He has a shower at seven o’clock. He has breakfast at a quarter past seven and goes to work at eight o’clock. Siboun is a policeman. He gets up at half past five. He has a shower at six o’clock. He has breakfast at seven o’clock and goes to work at half past seven. Viengkham is a teacher. She gets up at seven o’clock. She has a shower at half past seven. She has breakfast at a quarter to seven and goes to work at eight o’clock.

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Answers / 7e8v[ Name get up shower breakfast to work Khamphanh 6:30 7:00 7:15 8:00 Siboun 5:30 6:00 7:00 7:30 Viengkham 7:00 7:30 7:45 8:00

7e4k, c]t 7e8v[ xt3spdmujcmh9y’ What time does Khamphanh get up? He gets up at half past six.

What time does Siboun/Viengkham… get up/have a shower/have breakfast/go to work?

6. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ Part 1

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She is a student etc… 4hkskdoadIPolk,kfc8j’xt 3spdwfhfa j’0hk’gmy’oUc]h;F \kp7;k,;jkg0qkg9Qk,u7;k,rhv,c]h;muj 9tgIaf[qfg/ydsafrkdmu @D

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Answers / 7e8v[ 1. Yes, he is.

2. He gets up at six o’clock every day.

3. Yes, he watches the news on TV.

4. He has breakfast at half past seven.

5. No, he doesn’t. He goes to school by bus.

8. Write 0Po

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Lesson 1 What day is it today? [qfIPo ! ,NoUc,jo;aospa’L IPodjP;da[;ao.ovkmyfD IPo;ymuoe.-h7ede,t;yglfmuj[vd7;k,4uj.oxt3spd[vddjk; c]t

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numbers, [afmuj0Pogxaoxt3spd7e4k,djP;da[;aoF ;aole7ao c]t [af 7e8v[le]a[7e4k,gs^qjkoUgrnjvw;hpqd.shoadIPog[yj’D

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Unit Eight

DAYS AND MONTHS

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Lesson 1 What day is it today? [qfIPo ! ,NoUc,jo;aospa’L IPodjP;da[;ao.ovkmyfD IPo;ymuoe.-h7ede,t;yglfmu j[vd7;k,4uj1j6.oxt3spd[vddjk; c]t xt3spdD7e4k,8q;1 jk’G I usually get up early. Do you usually come to this market? I sometimes ride my motorbike to the market. 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j



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What day is today? What month is the first month of the year? It’s January…

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, Part A

760Po,N.ovkmyf gxaorklk]k; c]t va’dyf.ljdtfkoD

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76oerkoadIPog/yd7ela[F sa^’9kdoAoxt8y[afdyf9tde g;Qk c]t -U.lj dtfkoD

Part B 76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde3fp76vjko oadIPo2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,3fpoe.-h[qflqo

mtok.oxN,c[[IPoD lt|uG 7ede,t;yglf[vd7;k,4ujG adverbs of frequency.

760PoG always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, never .ljdtfkofaj’.oxB,c[[IPoD

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3. Grammar note sa ^dw;pkdvo 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’xt3spdmuj1 j6.o box [vdoadIPo.shla’gdf[jvo1j6

0v’7ede,t;yglfg-ajoG usually, always, often… [vdoadIPola’gdf8nj,g;]k,aowxda[7edy]ypk to be -nj’9tla’gdf

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4. Look and say g[nj’ c]t g;Qk 76[vd.shoadIPovjkoxt3spdxt,ko lv’ lk,okmuD g/ydg;Qkxt3spdgsqj^koAoD 769afoadIPogxao76j c]h;xt8y[afdyf9tde g[yj’ c]t g;QkF .shoadIPovafxt3spdc]h;g[y j’c8jI6[rk[D 76.shoadIPo[vdxt3spdmu jgxao9y’ 3fp.-h7ede,t;yglf c]h;0Poxt

3spdgsqj^koAo.ljdtfko3fpoe.-h-nj0v’oadIPo.oshv’D Example / 8q;1jk’G I always teach English on Tuesday morning.

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I usually ride my motorbike to school.

I often go to the market on Sundays.

I sometimes read the newspaper in the morning.

I rarely eat ice-cream.

I never listen to the radio.


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6. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po [qfg/ydsafoU c,jo;ymumu jfuvao|bj’.odko- j;poadIPo IPorklkva’dyfD 76[vdoadIPog[yj’xt3spd1 j6.o;q’0v[F vtmy[kp7;k,|kp0v’xt3spd

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7. Write 0Po

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Lesson 2 Months and ordinal numbers [qfmu @ gfnvo8jk’M c]t g]d]efa[

IPodjP;da[gfnvo.oxuD IPog]d]efa[c8j ! Ivf #WD




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31days. The first month of the year is January. The International Women’s Day is 8th March.


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IPo0Po-njgfnvogxaorklk]k;.l jmk’0hk’-njgfnvomujgxaorklkva’dyfD 3. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po

76oerkg/yd7e4k,G How many days are there in January?, in June?, in May? etc.

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Example/ 8q;1jk’ A: How many days are there in April? B: There are 30 days in April.

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1st , 2nd , 3rd , 4th , 5th, 6th, etc. Ivf 12th , .shoadIPoc8j]t7qo4nw;hD 76g;Qk.shoadIPo\qfshv’2a’3fp.lj-nj9y’G

Bounmy is the first student in the line. Kham is the second student in the line, etc. 76oerkoadIPog/ydg;Qkg]d]efa[ 3fp-hu.ljoadIPomuj,uczjog9hp.o,nD 76oeg9hpgsqj^koAo,k8yf.ljdtfko c]h;0Pogxao8q;|a’ln 9kdoAoxt8y[af dyf9tde-U

c]t g;Qk }g;Qk c]t -U 3fp.shoadIPogxaozh6xt8y[af1 j6dtfkoD 4. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk

76[vdoadIPog[yj’8t]k’ mevyfg/ydg;QkdjP;da[;ao.ovkmyfdjvo 8q;1jk’G Sunday is the first day of the week, etc.

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.shoadIPogxaozh6lhk’xt3spdD For example/8q;1jk’

T: Wednesday S: Wednesday is the fourth day of the week. T: November S: November is the eleventh month of the year, etc.

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5. Write (A) 0Po [qfg/ydsaf0h= &F * c]t ( oU 0Po0Bogrnjvm;o7no;ao.ovkmyf c]t gfnvo c]t

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Answers/7e8v[ 1. Thirty-fifth 2. Twenty-fourth 3. Ninety-third

4. Twenty-ninth 5. Forty-ninth 6. Seventy-first 7. Twelfth 8. Forty-first 9. Eighty-sixth 10. Fifty-second 11. Sixty-fifth 12. Fiftieth

Write (B) 0Po Answers /7e8v[

1. January 2. June 3. December 4. February 5. October 6. Monday

6. What are these months? gfnvogsqj^koUc,jogfnvospa’L 1. September 2. February 3. August 4. March 7. Find and circle -vdsk c]t \kpvhv,-nj0v’gfnvo8jk’M

N D E C E M B E R E O E M A Y A I R O S V S A O R P U A C E E T R E P R N J T P M E C A M I M U O T B L H A R L C L B E E J A N U A R Y E M R T S U G U A R R B A U G U S T J U N E N F E B R U A R Y R

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8. Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[ 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’3fp.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c[[IPo ! gmnjv c]h;vtmy[kp

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Answers /7e8v[ 1. The twentieth of January.

2. The eighth of March.

3. From the thirteenth to sixteenth of April.

4. The first of May.

5. On the first of June.

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Lesson 3 Important dates [qfIPomu # ;aole7ao8jk’M IPo[vdg;]k c]t ;aomu 3fpoe.-h7e[5[rt[qf[vdg;]k (preposition of time). 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j djvog0Qklj6[qfIPo764k,]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[muj.-h.o[qf IPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D



76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG 2nd December is the Lao National Day.

My birthday is 10th March, etc. 2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,

xt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,3fpoe.-h7ela[1j6.o[qfIPoD 760Po7ela[.ljdtfkoc]h;vjko c]t -U.lj7ela[1j6dtfko oadIPog;Qk 8k, c]t

g[yj’8k,muj76-U.ljD 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD 76-U.lj7ela[ oadIPovjkorhv,daoD


76[vdoadIPog[yj’ ;aomu muj1 j6.o[qfIPo c]t 0PoD g/yd0Po lk, s^n luj ;aomu c]t 4k,9kdoadIPo;jklj;omujgs^nv9t0Po

co;.fD g/yd.shoadIPo0PoG the _____of______ g-ajoG 3rd November. vjkogxao The third of November. 76[+7;os;a’9t.shoadIPowfhmaomumao.f3]fD

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4. Match 9af7j6.shdq’dao 9af;aomu.shdq’da[;aoD

76[vdoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tdegxao7j6 grnjv9af.shdq’da[;aomufaj’.o8q; 1jk’.oxB,c[[IPoD .o[qfoU,u7ela[.\ jD 76vkf9toerkoadIPog[yj’ 7;k,\kpwxrhv,D

d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD 764k,gvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPoD Answers / 7e8v[

1st January New Year’s Day

8th March Women’s Day

13th – 16th April Pi May Lao (or Lao New Year)

1st May Worker’s Day s^n Labor Day

1st June Children’s Day

7th October Teacher’s Day

12th October Independence Day

2nd December National Day

5. Look and say g[nj’ c]t g;Qk

76[vdoadIPog[yj’ 0h=,6odjP;da[ Somsack 1j6.o;q’0v[G 8th March, 5th April. 76g]qjk.shoadIPo.oshv’2a’d jP;da[;aogduf0v’8qogv’ c]t g/yd7e4k,G When is

your birthday? 764k,oadIPo9eo;o|b j’ c]t xt8y[afdyf9tde 4k, c]t 8v[7e4k,3fpoe.-h7j6gl]u (open pairs).

769afoadIPogxao 95]t & sk * 7qo c]t [vd.shg0qkg9Qk4k,dao When is your birthday? c8j]t95c8j’8A’.shoadIPo|bj’7qo 0Bo,k]kp’ko1j6|hkshv’fa j’ oUG In my group, two students have birthdays in September, one student has birthday in December, etc.

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6. Complete 8nj,xt3spd.sh7q[ 766[vdoadIPo.shg[yj’leo;o1j6.o[qfIPo c]t 76cotoe7e[5[rt[qf at, on, in

(preposition) 3fp768A’7e4k,g-a joG What do you usually do in the morning?______________ at night? What is your birthday? My birthday is on the 10th of April.

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76vtmy[kpdko.-h at, on c]t in. 76[vdoadIPo;jk at .-hda[3,’F da[;aol5fla[xtfkglqkvkmyfF dk’7no c]t

c94toqo g-a joG at six o’clock, at weekend, at night wfhD on .-hda[,N c]t in .-h da[gfnvoF xu c]t c8j]t rkd0v’,NF g-a joG 8vog-QkF 8vo[jkp c]t 8voc]’D

767;opqd8q;1 jk’g-ajoG I sleep at night. I study English in the morning, afternoon and evening. I play football on the weekend. Pi Mai Lao is in April. I have math class on Monday, etc.

76[vdoadIPolhk’xt3spdfh;p8qogv’c]h;v jko.sh762a’D 76d;fcdhxt3spd0v’oadIPoc]h;.shg0qkg9Qk9qf.lj.oxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

8. Complete 8nj,.l jxt3spd0hk’]j5,oU.shlq,[6o

76[vdoadIPoc8j]t7qo8nj,xt3spd.sh7q[c]h;0Po.ljxB,0Po0v’g0qk g9QkD 76-55d ph6.shoadIPooe.-hdyf9tdeg[yj’ c]t g;Qk g4y’c,jog0qkg9Qk9txt8y[afdyf9tdefh;p 8qogv’d=8k,D ;ymuoU9tgxaoxt3spfs^kpd; jk dkodjkp7no-njMD

76.shoadIPod;fcdhda[7j60v’g0qkg9Qk djvomuj9t,udkod;fcdh.lj dtfkoD Answers / 7e8v[

Use at, on, in.

1. We always go to school in the morning, and arrive home in the afternoon.

2. The shop opens at half past eight in the morning. It closes at

six o’clock in the evening.

3. We don’t go to school on Sunday.

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4. My father arrives home at half past six in the evening and

watches television.

5. My brother works at night and goes to bed in the morning.

6. On 7th October we have a holiday.

9. Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[ 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’3fp.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c[[IPo ! gmnjv c]h;vtmy[kp

;ymu8v[7e4k,.shoadIPog0Qk.9D 76vtmy[kp[k’7ela[muj.\j.shoadIPog0Qk.9D [vdoaadIPovjko.o.9c]h;8v[7e4k,fh;p8qogv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko9qol5fg]njv’D 76vjko7e4k, .shoadIPozh6|bj’8v[ c]h;lb[8+9qo\qf7e4k,D 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfkoD oadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.lj.oxB,D

Answers/7e8v[ 1. His birthday is 29th September.

2. On his birthday, he usually gives alms to the monks at the temple in his village.

3. In the evening, his friends come to his house.

4. He always receives gifts from his friends.

5. At the party, Phethanousone and his friends drink and dance together.

10. Complete 8 nj,.l jxt3spd0hk’]j5,.shlq,[6o

1. It is on the eight of March.

2. On Monday, I start work at nine o’clock.

3. I have lunch at twelve o’clock.

4. At half past four, I finish work.

5. At half past five, I arrive home.

6. My mother gets up at six o’clock every morning.

7. She has a shower at half past six.

8. What time do you get up every day?

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11. Write 0Po

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Unit Nine

PARTS OF THE BODY

Lesson 1 Parts of head [qfIPomu ! rkdlj;o0v’sq; IPo7ela[djP;da[.[|hk c]t 7e75ook,muj,u]adltotrao]tokD IPoc8j’xt3spd[vdd jk; 3fpoe.-h have/has got.

Lesson 2 Your body [qfmu @ Ijk’dkp0v’g9Qk IPo7ela[djP;da[Ijk’dkpD

Lesson 3 She’s tall [qfmu # ]k;gxao7qol6’ IPorao]tok[5d7qo 3fp.-h7e75ook,muj,u]adltotrao]tokD

g;]kIPoG !W -qj;3,’ dkodtdP,G djvo0Boshv’768hv’dtdP,G

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95fxtlq’G .shoadIPoIh67ela[djP;da[.[|hk c]t Ijk’dkp0v’7qogIqkD .shoadIPoIh69ad vjko c]t 0Po 7ela[djP;da[.[|hk c]t Ijk’dkpD .shoadIPoI6h -nj0v’lu8jk’M rhv,ma’Ih6vjko c]t 0Po7ela[gsqj^koAoD .shoadIPoIh60Po[ao]tpkpdjP;da[7qofh;pxt3spd’ jkpMD


vjko c]t 0Po7ela[djP;da[.[|hk c]t Ijk’dkp0v’7qoD vjko c]t 0Po7ela[-n j0v’lu8jk’MD 0Po[qfrao]tokdjP;da[[5d7qozh6.fzh6|bj’D

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Lesson 1 Parts of head rkdlj;o0v’sq; IPo7ela[djP;da[.[|hkF 7e75ook,muj,u]adltotrao]tok c]t c8j’xt3spd muj’ jkp fkp3fpoe.-h have/has got.

ltg|uG 7ela[djP;da[.[|hkD 76c8h,I6[.[|hk.ljdtfko c]h;\kpg]d.ljfa j’1j6.oxN,c[[IPoD 764k,7ela[9kdoadIPo c]h; 0Po8q;|a’ln.lj0hk’8q;g]dD 76oerkg/ydg;Qk7ela[D ]b[7ela[gsqj^koAovvdD 9kdoAo xt8y[afdyf 9tde g;Qk

c]t -U 3fp.shoadIPovvd,k|hkdtfkogrn jvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD


djvog0Qklj6[qfIPo764k,]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[muj.-h.o[qf IPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D

76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sa’xt,ko @ 7A’D 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+ 4nd 4hkskd,u7qovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;[vdzh6vvdlP’zyfoAog;Qkzh6fP;

.sh76 c]t \j6.oshv’2a’oedaoD 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG This is my face. This is my hair. This is my

ear, etc.

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, xt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 3fpoe.-h7ela[1 j6.o[qfIPoD 760Po7ela[.ljdtfkoc]h;vjko c]t -U.l j7ela[1j6dtfko oadIPog;Qk8k, c]t

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c]t vudz6h|bj’vjko X16 j[jvooaj’d+wfh?D

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3. Practise g/ydcv[ 76oerkxt8y[afdyf9tde vjko c]t g;Qk8k,3fp.-h[qflqomtokD 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUrhv,ma’8yf8k,dkog/ydg;Qk0v’oadIPoD 76gvUooadIPo9eo;o|bj’vvd,kltcf’1j6dtfkoD


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0v’.[|hk c]t vudz6h|bj’g;Qkc]h;xjPo[qf[kfdaoD 76[vdoadIPozh6|bj’vvd,k|hkdtfko-U.ljvtw;pt;t.[|hkc]h;\j6.o

shv’g;Qkgxaorklkva’dyfD

5. Grammar note s adw;pkdvo 76vtmy[kpdko.-h have/has got. [vdoadIPo.shIh67;k,\kpgxao rklk]k;

-nj’,u7;k,\kp; jk ,uD .sh8q;1jk’cdjoadIPoF g-ajoG I’ve got two hands. I’ve got one mouth. She’s got black hair.

76[vdoadIPolhk’xt3spdfh;p8qogv’c]h;v jko.sh762a’D 76d;fcdhxt3spd0v’oadIPoc]h;.shg0qkg9Qk9qf.lj.oxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD 76[vdoadIPo8nj,;jkdko.-h have/has s^n have/has got oAo,u 7;k,\kp7ndaoF

Examples/8q;1jk’ have/has have/has got

I have two eyes. I have got two eyes.

I have one nose. I have got one nose.

Somphone has two ears. Somephone has got two ears.

6. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 76[vdoadIPog[yj’ I6[rk[ c]t 4k,gvqk7ela[.\j X7e75ook,? 3fpoe.-hI6[

rk[c]h;g/yd7ela[.\jD 76cotoext3spdmu j9toe.-h.odkog/ydg;QkD

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7. Match 9af76jda[7edq’dao0hk,

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fat, big, dirty .ljmk’fhko-hkp0v’dtfkoD 764k,gvqk7edq’dao0hk,0v’7egsqj^koU9kdoadIPoD X4hk;jk[+,uoadIPozh6.fIh6 76vto5pkf.shg0qkg9Qkgxufg[yj’.oxB,c[[IPo?

760Po7egsqj^koAo.ljdtfkoD 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnjvxt8y[af dyf9tde g;Qk c]t 0PoD d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

Answers/7e8v[ The opposite of long is short.

The opposite of beautiful is ugly.

The opposite of fat is thin.

The opposite of big is small.

The opposite of dirty is clean.

8. Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[ 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’3fp.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB, ! gmnjv c]h;vtmy[kp

;ymu8v[7e4k,.shoadIPog0Qk.9D 76vtmy[kp[k’7ela[muj.\j.shoadIPog0Qk.9D [vdoaadIPovjko.o.9c]h;8v[7e4k,fh;p8qogv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko9qol5fg]njv’D 76vjko7e4k, .shoadIPo8v[7e4k,c8j]t7qo8+MwxD

XoadIPoz6hfP;8v[7e4k,ma’\qf[+L s^n z6h|b j’8v[7e4k,|bj’? 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfkoD oadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.lj.oxB,D

Answers/7e8v[ 1. Soumaly is eleven years old.

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2. She lives in Saphangmo village. 3. She usually cleans her hair in the morning. 4. She rides her bicycle to school every day. 5. Her class starts at eight o’clock.

9. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 76g;Qkxt3spdmujgxao9y’ djP;da[8qogv’ c]t oadIPozh6|bj’lj6m5dM7qo.oshv’2a’D vtmy[kpdjP;da[I6[c[[g8a, (I have got short hair; Maly has got long hair) c]t I6[c[[sp=h (I’ve got short hair; Maly’s got long hair). 9afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvg;Qkxt3spdmujgxao9y’djP;da[\j6 c]t 7v[7q;0v’ g0qkg9QkD m;o7nofh;pdko.shoadIPolv’lk,7qo]kp’kodjP;da[lyj’muj|j67j60v’g0qkg9Qkwfh

g;Qklj62a’8q;1jk’G His sister has got long hair. Her mother has got thin lips. 76vkf9t.shoadIPo0Poxt3spdmujgxao9y’ djP;da[g0qkg9Qkgxao;Pd[hkoD


9qj’8nj,xt3spd.sh7q[D ltg|uG What’s wrong? c]t 7ext8yglf haven’t c]t hasn’t

764k,G What’s wrong? 8+da[I6[m5dMvao .-hg;]kr=lq,7;oc]h; oerkg/yd7e8v[D

769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde 4k, c]t 8v[D Answers/7e8v[

1. She’s only got one ear. 2. She hasn’t got a mouth.

3. She’s got two noses. 4. He’s got three eyes.

5. What’s wrong? 6. What’s wrong?

She hasn’t got a nose. He hasn’t got ears.

11. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 760Poxt3spd I have got short hair, I’ve got short hair. c]t I haven’t got

short hairD 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D

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12. Write 0Po


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Lesson 2 Parts of body rkdlj;o0v’Ijk’dkp IPo7ela[djP;da[rkdlj;o0v’Ijk’dkpD 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j

76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sa’xt,ko @ 7A’D 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+ 4nd 4hkskd,u7qovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;[vdzh6vvdlP’zyfoAog;Qkzh6fP;

.sh76 c]t \j6.oshv’2a’oedaoD 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG Touch your nose, etc.

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk 8k,

ltg|u7ela[.\ j3fpoe.-hdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D oe.-hI6[rk[.oxB,c[[ IPoD

76.shoadIPovvd,k|hkdtfko c]t .shxt8y[afdyf9tde g;Qk c]t -U g-ajoG 76gxaozh6g;Qk c]t .shoadIPo-U.ljlj;o8jk’M0v’Ijk’dkpg0qkg9QkD .o[qfoU,u7ela[.\js^kp7e c]t dyf9tdeoU lk,kfxt8y[af7no1j68vo 8Qo s^n

8vomhkp0v’[qfIPo8+wxD 3. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po

76[vdoadIPo0Po-nj0v’rkdlj;o8 jk’M0v’Ijk’dkpgxaorklkva’dyf.lj.o;q’ 0v[1j6.oxB,c[[IPoD

Answers/7e8v[ A = ear G = hand M = waist

B = hair H = finger N = knee

C = nose I = foot O = stomach

D = chest J = toe P = shoulder

E = elbow K= ankle Q = neck

F = arm L = leg

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5. Match 9af7j6da[rklk]k;

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Answers/7e8v[ 1. head gvyd

2. ear zq,

3. hair 8uo

4. neck g0qjk

5. eye cv;

6. nose [jk

7. mouth s6 8. chest sq;

9. arm 7= 10. shoulder 8k

11. waist fa’ 12. knee xkd 13. foot c0o

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6. Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[ 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’3fp.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB, ! gmnjv c]h;vtmy[kp ;ymu8v[

7e4k,.shoadIPog0Qk.9D 76vtmy[kp[k’7ela[muj.\j.shoadIPog0Qk.9D [vdoaadIPovjko.o.9c]h;8v[7e4k,fh;p8qogv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko9qol5fg]njv’D 76vjko7e4k, .shoadIPozh6|bj’8v[D 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfkoD

Answers/7e8v[ 1. Seng is thirteen years old. 2. He is in year one of a lower secondary. 3. After school, he likes to work in his backyard with his father. 4. He sometimes play football with his friends.

7. Listen and do 2a’ c]t gIaf8k, 76[vd;ymuxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU.shoadIPog0Qk.9 g-ajoG Simon says “touch your

nose”. w-,vog;Qk;jk[kpfa’0v’g9QkD oadIPogvqk,n [kpfa’0v’8q;gv’D 76gIafgxao8q;1jk’.shda[oadIPozh6|bj’djvoc]h;9bj’g]nvdoadIPozh6|nj’ vvd,k|hk

dtfkoc]h;g;Qk Simon says “…” 8k,rkdlj;o8jk’M0v’Ijk’dkp c]t .[|hkD 76.shoadIPog]nvd\j60v’g0qkgv’0Bo,k|hkdtfko c]h;xt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD dyf9tdeoUc,jodkozjvo7kp9kddkoIPomujg7aj’8b’gduowxD

8. Write 0Po


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Lesson 3 Describing people rao]tokdjP;da[7qo IPorao]tokdjP;da[7qo 3fpoe.-h7e75ook,[vd]adltotD IPo;ymu.-h 7e75ook, c]t 7e75ook,muj[vd7;k,gxaog9Qk0v’D

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sa’xt,ko @ 7A’D 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+ 4nd 4hkskd,u7qovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;[vdzh6vvdlP’zyfoAog;Qkzh6fP;

.sh76 c]t \j6.oshv’2a’oedaoD 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG I am tall. She does her housework…


ltg|u7ela[.\j3fpoe.-hdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D oe.-h7eg;Qk .o;q’0v[1j6.o[qfIPoD

769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjv.shg0qkxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fpgl]uD 76gvUogvqk[k’7 j60Bo,k|hkdtfkoc]h;.shxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD 76.shoadIPogxaozh6g]nvdgvqk7j6vnjo0Bo,k|hkdtfkogrn jvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fp[+,u

dkog[yj’xB,D 3. Match 9af7j6.sh4nd

76[vdoadIPo9af7j6 c]t 0Po7egs^qjkoU.lj.oxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD 7e75ook,gsqj^koU lj;o.spjc,jo,k9kddkom;o7no0v’[qfIPogdqjkD 76.shoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’ c]t .shla’gdf; jkG tall c]t long ,u7edq’

dao0hk,vaofP;dao7n short. .shoadIPo9af7j67ela[mujdq’dao0hk,dao c]h;0Po.l j.oxB,0Po

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Answers / 7e8v[ long ugly beautiful thin big short clean young

fat small old dirty

4. Match 9af7j6.ljda[rklk]k;.sh4nd .shoadIPogvqk7ela[rklkva’dyfmuj9af7j6c]h;,k9af7j6da[rklk]k;D 76gvUogvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPo c]h;0Po.ljdtfkoD .shoadIPo9qf7e8v[mu j4bd8hv’.ljxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

Answers/7e8v[ tall / short = l6’/8je

long/short = pk;}lAo

beautiful/ugly = ’k,}0UoIhkp

big/small = .spj}ohvp

clean/dirty = ltvkf}gxytgxNvo

fat/thin = 8h6p}9jvp

old/young = g4Qk}|j5,

5. Complete 8nj,.sh7q[ 76vtmy[kp7ela[1j6.o;q’0v[ c]t vjko8q;1jk’.shoadIPo2a’D 76[vdoadIPo0PodjP;da[7qomuj1 j6.oI6[D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko[qf0Po0v’g0qkg9Qk.sh\qfma’shv’2a’D 76vtmy[kpd;fcdh7ezyf.o[qf0Po0v’oadIPo -bj’vkf9t0Po.l jdtfkoD 76vkf.shgxao;Pd[hkocdjoadIPoc]h;gda[gvqk,kd;f.sh7tcooD

Answers/ 7e8v[ Picture 1 picture 2 picture 3

She’s an old woman. He’s a fat boy. She’s tall.

She’s got short hair. He’s very young. She’s got long hair.

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She’s thin. He’s got fat cheeks. She’s a thin girl.

She’s a thin, old woman. He’s got a dirty face. She’s tall and thin.


76g;Qkxt3spdmujgxao9y’djP;da[8qogv’ c]t oadIPozh6|bj’lj6m5dM7qo.oshv’2a’F g-ajoG I am Manivone’s sister. They are my grandparents.

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7. Read and answers vjko c]t 8v[


76vtmy[kp[k’7ela[muj.\j.shoadIPog0Qk.9D [vdoaadIPovjko.o.9c]h;8v[7e4k,fh;p8qogv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko9qol5fg]njv’D 76vjko7e4k, .shoadIPoc8j]t7qo8v[D 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfkoD oadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.lj.oxB,D

Answers/7e8v[ 1. Phouvong and Bounheng go to school in Vientiane. 2. Their grandparents live in Phonhong Vientiane Province. 3. Their grandparents are very old. 4. Phouvong and Bounheng visit their grandparents in July or August.

8. Listen and say 2a’ c]t g;Qk

76vjkoxt3spd.oxB,c[[IPo .shoadIPo 8v[ True s^n FalseD

Answers/7e8v[ Our grandparents are very old. True Our grandparents live in a small house. True Our grandparents live in Phonhong. True We always go to Phonhong. False

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9. Grammar note sa^dw;pkdvo 76vtmy[kpdko;k’ subject pronouns and possessive adjectives .oxt

3spd. [vdoadIPo.shIh6;jk subject pronouns gxao7ecmook,muj.-hgxaoxt mko 0v’xt3spd c]t possessive adjectives gxao7ecmook,mujltcf’ gxao g9Qk0v’ c,jo.-h1j6mk’|hk7eok,ltg\uD I = My . . . You = Your . . .

10. Complete 8nj,.shlq,[6o a. 8nj,xt3spd.sh7q[3fpoe.-h they c]t their

Phouvong and Bounheng are students at Vientiane lower secondary school. They live in a big house with their parents. Their grandparents don’t live in their house. They live in a small house in Phonhong. Their grandparents are old. They don’t go to work. Sometimes, Phouvong goes to Phonhong with his sister. They go by their own motorbike.

b. 8nj,xt3spd.sh7q[3fpdkooe.-h we s^n our

Manivanh and I go to school on our bicycles. We usually arrive at school at half past seven. First, we go to our classroom and take our books out of our bags. We read English books everyday. Our teacher is Mr khamphanh. He is a good teacher. Our teacher always speaks English to us in the classroom. We usually give him a gift on Teacher’s Day.

c. 8nj,xt3spd.sh7q[3fp.-h They, their, we, c]t our.

Vangnou and Xayky are students at Xamthong Primary school. They are in grade five this year. Their teacher is Mr. Menghoua. Their teacher is very nice. Every day, they say good morning to their teacher. Vangnou says, “our teacher speaks English very well. We like him because he is very kind. Our teacher rides his motorbike to school every day. We sometimes go home with our teacher on his motorbike.”

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11. Write 0Po 76cotoe.shoadIPog[yj’[qfvjko c]t 8q;1jk’16j[qfg/ydsafmu !W gxao8q;c[[

c]h;fafcx’gxaog]njv’0v’8qogv’D 769afoadIPogxao7j6c]h;.shg0qkg9QkxjPodaovjko[qfg]njv’0v’dao c]t daoD 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’ vjko[qf0Po0v’g0qkg0Qkgv’c]h;g]nvdgvqk[qf0Pomujfu

|bj’[qfc]h;vjko.shoadIPo2a’7no.\jD rhv,ma’[vdgsfzqogxaospa’9bj’4n;jkfuD

12. Revision (Unit 7-9) m;o7no 76vtmy[kpc8j]tdyf9tde.shoadIPog0Qk.9c]h;xjvp.shoadIPogIafdyf9tdefh;p

8qogv’D 76d;fcdh.ljdtfko c]h;.shoadIPo9qf.ljxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

A. Complete .shoadIPog/ydg;Qk[qflqomtok

A: Two plus one. B: Two plus one equals three. B: Four minus one. A: Four minus one equals three. A: Four multiplied by two. B: Four multiplied by two equals eight. B: Ten divided by two. A: Ten divided by two equals five.

B. Listen and draw 2a’ c]t c8h,

What time is it? It’s……………………

76g;Qk8k,I6[3,’gsqj^koUgxaorklkva’dyfc]h;.shoadIPoc8h,.ljxB,0PoD

d;fcdh.ljdtfko c]h;.shoadIPodjkp.ljxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

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C. Match 9af7j6.sh4nd Match the dates with important events in Laos.

1st January Lao National Day

8th March Worker’s Day

7th October Women’s Day

1st June New Year’s Day

1st May Teacher’s Day

2nd December Children’s Day

D. Complete 8nj,.ljxt3spd.shlq,[6o

Answer / 7e8v[

Use at/on/in to complete the sentences. 1. We always go to school in the morning, and arrive home in the afternoon. 2. The shop opens at half past eight in the morning. It closes at six o’clock in the evening. 3. We don’t go to school on Sundays.

4. My father arrives home at half past six in the evening and watches television.

5. My brother works at night and goes to bed in the morning. 6. On 7th October, we have a holiday.

E. Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[ .shoadIPoxt8y[afdyf9tdefh;p8qpgv’ c]h;76gvUogvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPoD 769qf7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.ljdtfko c]h;.shoadIPo9qf.ljxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

Answers/7e8v[ 1. She’s eleven years old. 2. She has one sister. 3. She learns English on Monday morning. 4. She has a shower.

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F. Translate cxgxaorklk]k; Translate the following passage into Lao language. Answers / 7e8v[

1. I usually get up at six o’clock every day. 8k,xqddt8y0hvp8njog;]k * 3,’ m5d,ND

2. At half past six, I have a shower. g;]k * 3,’ g7yj’ 0hvpvk[oED

3. His computer is small. 7v,ru;g8u0v’]k;ohvpD

4. My father rides his big motorbike.

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5. I sometimes help my father do the housework.

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6. My younger sister is a student. ohv'lk;0v’0hvpc,jooadIPoD

G. Write 0Po

76cotoe.shoadIPog[yj’[qfvjko c]t 8q;1jk’16j[qfg/ydsaf0=h E gxao8q;c[[ c]h;fafcx’gxaog]njv’0v’8qogv’D

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Lesson 1 Colours [qfIPo ! lu IPo7ela[djP;da[lu8jk’MD

Lesson 2 What are you wearing? [qfIPo @ g9Qkoj5’spa’L IPo7ela[djP;da[g7njv’oj5’sqj,D

Lesson 3 What are you doing? [qfIPo # g9Qkde]a’gIafspa’L

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95fxtlq’G .shoadIPoIh67ela[djP;da[lu c]t g7njv’oj5’8jk’MD .shoadIPoIh64k, c]t 8v[ What colour is it? It’s blue..D What’s she doing?

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Lesson 1 Colours [qfIPomu ! lu

IPo7ela[djP;da[lu8jk’M ltg|ulu8jk’M

76.-hg9hplu s^n g9hpc0’mujgxaolugrnjvltcf’.shoadIPog[yj’1j6dtfkoF .odkoltg|uoU9t,u !W lu mu jc8d8jk’daoD 769q j’d;fg[yj’7no.oxB,c[[IPoD

768yfg9hpmuj,u !W luoAo.ljdtfkogrnjv-j;p.odkoltg|u7ela[.\j s^n 9t.-hlumuj,u1 j6.o xB,c[[IPod=wfhD




76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG What colour is it? It’s blue..D


ltg|u7ela[.\ j 3fpxt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D 76.shoadIPo,kdtfko grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeg;Qk c]t -UD .odyf9tdeoU76gxaozh6g;Qk

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3. Point and say -U c]t g;Qk 9afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde g;Qk c]t -U faj’wfhxt8y[af,k c]h;D 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’.oxB,c[[IPoD

4. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 76oe.-h7ela[.o;q’0v[grnjvg;Qkxt3spd.shoadIPo2a’D 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’ c]t vjkoxt3spdD g/ydg;Qkxt3spdgsq j^koAoD 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde g[yj’ c]t g;QkD 76gvUogvqkoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vvd,kgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde1 j6|hkdtfkoD


;ymu8v[7e4k,.shoadIPog0Qk.9D 76vtmy[kp[k’7ela[muj.\j.shoadIPog0Qk.9D [vdoaadIPovjko.o.9c]h;8v[7e4k,fh;p8qogv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko9qol5fg]njv’D 76vjko7e4k, .shoadIPoc8j]t7qo8v[D 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfkoD oadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.lj.oxB,D

Answers / 7e8v[ 1. Somphone goes to school at half past seven every day. 2. She puts on a white shirt and blue Lao skirt. 3. They go to school by motorbike. 4. Somphone’s helmet is green. 5. They arrive at school at five to eight.

6. Grammar note sadw;pkdvo 76vtmy[kpdko;k’7e75ook, Xlu?. [vdoadIPo.shIh6;jk7e75ook, gxao8q;0t

spkp7eok,D ,ao9t4nd;k’w;hfhko|hk0v’7eok,ltg\u g-ajoG I have a white houseD c8jg;]k,aowx8k,s^a’ verb to be 9t[+,u7eok, g-ajoG My house is white.

76[vdoadIPolhk’xt3spdfh;p8qogv’c]h;v jko.sh762a’D 76d;fcdhxt3spd0v’oadIPoc]h;.shg0qkg9Qk9qf.lj.oxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD

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7. Complete lhk’xt3spd.shlq,[6o 76dP,7ela[ c]t ;af45xt9ad8kgrnjvgIafdyf9tdedjvodko2a’faj’oUG 76c8h, s^n ra[c,’dtg[Nvg9hp @{# 38 c]h;4k,oadIPo;jk Where is it? What

colour is it? 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8k8t]k’.oxB,c[[IPogrnjv.shg0Qkdko8nj,0=h,6o.ljD 76vjkoxt3spd0hk’]j5,oU.shoadIPo2a’lv’ sk lk, gmnjv c]h;.shoad

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1. The butterfly is on an orange flower. It is yellow and red. 2. The black butterfly is on the rose in front of the house. 3. The butterfly is on Champa flowers. It is orange and black. 4. The yellow and green butterfly is on the nose of a buffalo. 5. The pink and blue butterfly is in the garden. 6. The butterfly is on the grass. It is purple and brown.

Answers/ 7e8v[

butterfly Where is it? What colour is it? 1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

on an orange flower

on the rose in front of the house

on Champa flowers

on the nose of the buffalo

in the garden

on the grass

yellow and red

black

orange and black

yellow and green

pink and blue

purple and brown

8. Read and practice vjko c]t g/ydcv[

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Answers / 7e8v[ 1. Phethanousone is a tall boy. 2. Phethanousone goes to the market. 3. His mother picks a white shirt. 4. His mother asks him to try it on.

10. Write 0Po 76cotoe.shoadIPog[yj’[qfvjko c]t 8q;1jk’0hk’gmy’gxao8q;c[[ c]h;fafcx’

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Lesson 2 What are you wearing? [qfIPo @ g9Qkoj5’spa’L IPo7ela[djP;da[g7njv’oj5’sqj,D 8q;1jk’G She’s wearing a blue jacket. 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j



76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG I am wearing a white shirtD She is

wearing a blue Lao skirt. Which colour do you like?... 2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,

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3. Say and tick g;Qk c]t \kpgvqk

76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’d jvo!{@ gmnjvgrnjv.shoadIPo,u3vdkf7yf7noD 76vjko7ela[c]h;.shoadIPo\kp.l jI6[8k,7ela[mujwfhpyoD 76.shoadIPoxPjoxB,dao c]t d;f.shdaoD 76gvUogvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPo c]t 0Po7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.ljdtfkoD oadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’D

76vjko: shoes, trousers, tie, T-shirt, socks, hat, skirt, coat. Answers/ 7e8v[

1. A: shoes 2. G: trousers 3. I: tie 4. K: T-shirt 5. B: socks 6. F: hat 7. C: skirt 8. L: coat

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4. Read and practise vjko c]t g/ydcv[ 76oe.-h7ela[.o;q’0v[grnjvg;Qkxt3spd.shoadIPo2a’D 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’ c]t vjkoxt3spdD g/ydg;Qkxt3spdgsq j^koAoD 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde g[yj’ c]t g;QkD 76gvUogvqkoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vvd,kgrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde1 j6|hkdtfkoD

5. Match 9af7j6.sh4nd 9af7j6rklkva’dyf.ljda[rklk]k;D

76vkf9t.shoadIPogIafdyf9tdeoUgxao;Pd[hko s^n .shoadIPoc8j]t7qogIaf c]t d;f7noffh;p8qogv’D

Answers/7e8v[ 1D glNvdao]q,}dao|k;lu0k; 2D 4q’8uolu2hk 3D lQ’0kpk;lufe 4D lYolu2hk &D glNv75,luoE8ko *D lQ’0klAolu[q;g0a, (D glNvpnflucd jo\kdzk’ )D \;dlu0P; _D gdu[luoE8ko !WD dt]t;aflucf’

6. Grammar note sadw;pkdvo Present Continuous Tense .-hg;Qkg4y’gsfdkomujde]a’fegouo1j6.o0totmujg;QkD 76vtmy[kp.sh9tc9h’g-ajoG we are studying English.

I am listening to the teacher.

7. Look and say g[jy’ c]t g;Qk 76lv[4k, c]t g/ydxt3spdd jP;da[g7njv’oj5’mujoadIPooj5’.oshv’D 76.-hma’

xt3spd[vddjk; c]t xt3spdxt8yglfD 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeg;Qkxt3spdmu jgxao9y’djP;da[8q;g0qkg9QkF

g-ajoG Somchay is wearing a white shirt…

8. Listen and circle 2a’ c]t 0ufvhv,gvqk oUc,jo[qf2a’mu j’ jkpM c]t lAoMD 76.shoadIPo-U.ljI6[zh6-kplv’7qomuj1 j6.oxB,c[[IPo 3fpoe.-h0=h,6omujg0qkg9Qkwfhpuo9kd76vjkoD 9kdoAo d=0ufgvqk7e8v[muj4ndD

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There are five people in the queue. Thongdy is wearing a white shirt, bluetrousers and white shoes. Sengchanh is wearing a blue jacket, yellow trousers andblack shoes. Chong is wearing a yellow shirt, red tie, green trousers and black shoes.Phonesay is wearing a blue T shirt, green trousers and white shoes. Dasavang iswearing red T shirt, blue jacket, blue trousers and white shoes.

Answers/7e8v[ Thongdy: C Chong: B 9. Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[


76vtmy[kp[k’7ela[.\j.shoadIPog0Qk.9D [vdoaadIPovjko.o.9c]h;8v[7e4k,fh;p8qogv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko9qol5fg]njv’D 76vjko7e4k, .shoadIPozh6|bj’8v[D 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfkoD oadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.lj.oxB,D

Answers/7e8v[ 1. Vilayvone is wearing her white shirt, blue Lao skirt and white sandals.

2. White 3. Koulap 4. Her friend is wearing white shirt, black Lao skirt and black shoes. 5. Vilayvone’s motorbike is red and yellow.

10. Write 0Po 76cotoe.shoadIPog[yj’[qfvjko c]t 8q;1jk’0hk’gmy’gxao8q;c[[ c]h;fafcx’

gxaog]njv’0v’8qogv’D 769afoadIPogxao7j6c]h;.shg0qkg9QkxjPodaovjko[qf0Po0v’dao c]t daoD 76g]nvdoadIPovjko[qf0Po0v’g0qkgv’9eo;o|bj’ c]h;g]nvdgvqk[qf

0Pomujfuvao|bj’vjko.shoadIPo2a’7no.\jD rhv,ma’[vdg4y’gsfzqo;jk gxaospa’9bj’4n;jkfuD

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Lesson 3 What are you doing? [qfIPomu # g9Qkde]a’gIafspa’L

IPoc8j’xt3spd[vdd jk; c]t xt3spd7e4k,djP;da[lyj’mujgduf0Bo.oxaf95[aoD IPooe.-h7ela[mujgxao7e4k, which.

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sa’xt,ko @ 7A’D 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+ 4nd 4hkskd,u7qovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;[vdzh6vvdlP’zyfoAog;Qkzh6fP;

.sh76 c]t \j6.oshv’2a’oedaoD 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG Which animal do you like? Which food

do you like?... 2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,

ltg|u7ela[.\ j3fpoe.-hdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D oe.-h7eg;Qk .o;q’0v[1j6.o[qfIPoD

769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjv.shg0qkg9Qkxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fpgl]uD 76gvUogvqk[k’7 j60Bo,k|hkdtfkoc]h;.shxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD 76.shoadIPogxaozh6g]nvdgvqk7j6vnjo0Bo,k|hkdtfkogrn jvxt8y[afdyf9tde

oU3fp[+,udkog[yj’xB,D 3. Grammar note s^adw ;pkdvo

Which .-h.oxt3spd7e4k,grnjvg]nvdgvqklyj’.flyj’|bj’.o9eo;o @ { # lyj’D 76vtmy[kp.sh9tc9h’g-ajoG which colour do you like? which food do you like?

4. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ Which one do you like? [qfg/ydsafoU g]uj,.-h Which 9kd[qflqomtok .odko[vdlyj’mujgIqk,ad c]t [+,ad (like or dislike). 76[+9egxaovtmy[kp]tvPf.o[qfoUgmn jvD

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.shoadIPog[yj’I6[rk[muj1j6mk’g[Nv’-hkp0v’7e4k,F vtmy[kp7ela[ .\ jmujpkdD xt8y[afdyf9tde 4k, c]t 8v[ da[7j6gl]uD 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeD

5. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk What’s happening?

7ela[djP;da[I6[rk[c,jo7ela[mujoadIPoIh6,kc]h;76lk,kf4k,gvqk7ela[oeoadIPog]upD

769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde g[yj’ c]t g;QkD d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD

Verb:

skip – – She’s skipping in the garden. feed – – She’s feeding the chickens. ride – – She’s riding a bicycle. do – – He’s doing the washing. She’s doing her homework. talk – – She’s talking on the phone. cook – – She’s cooking lunch. oe.-h7e4k, grnjvvtmy[kpI6[rk[D

What’s X doing? etc. Where’s A? Where’s B? etc.

Sleep She’s sleeping in her room.

6. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po 760Poxt3spdgxao8q;1jk’.ljdtfko.shoadIPog[yj’ 3fpvu’.lj0=h,6o9kdI6[rk[

.o0=h &D 76[vdoadIPo0Poxt3spdfh;p8qogv’D 76pjk’g]ktwx,k.oshv’ grnjv-j;pgs^nvoadIPoD 76gvUogvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPo c]h;0Po.ljdtfkoD

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;ymu8v[7e4k,.shoadIPog0Qk.9D 76vtmy[kp[k’7ela[.\ j.shoadIPog0Qk.9D [vdoaadIPovjko.o.9c]h;8v[7e4k,fh;p8qogv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko9qol5fg]njv’D 76vjko7e4k, .shoadIPozh6|bj’8v[D 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfkoD oadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.lj.oxB,D

Answers/ 7e8v[

1. She usually goes to school at half past seven.

2. Today she is wearing a white shirt and blue Lao skirt. 3. Her sister Manykone is wearing a white shirt and black Lao skirt. 4. Their shoes are black. 5. Phethanousone is wearing a white shirt and black trousers.

8. Read and complete vjko c]t 8n j,.l js;jk’.shlqa,[6o

76vtmy[kp;ymu8nj,.l j s^n pqd8q;1jk’.shoadIPoD oadIPovjkoxt3spdc]h;8n j,7ela[muj4nd8hv’.lj.shxt3spdlq,[6oD 76gvUogvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPo c]h; 0Po7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.ljdtfkoD

Answers/ 7e8v[

1. I am wearing a white shirt.

2. They are wearing black shoes.

3. He usually goes to school at half past seven.

4. She always gets up at half past five.

5. He arrives at school at a quarter to eight.

6. Phethanousone always gets up late on weekends.

7. At half past seven, I usually watch TV.

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9. Write 769afoadIPogxao7j6 c]h;.shg0qkg9QkxjPodaovjko[qf0Po0v’dao c]t daoD 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko[qf0Po0v’g0qkgv’ c]h;g]nvdgvqk[qf 0Pomujfuvao|bj’ grnjvvjko.shoadIPo2a’7no.\jD rhv,ma’[vdg4y’gsfzqo; jk gxaospa’9bj’;jk,aofuD

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dk]tvtfuf Lesson 1 What did Sengchanh do? [qfIPomu ! cl’9aowfhgIafspa’L

IPooe.-h7ede,txqddt8y (regular verbs) muj.-h.ovtfuf.o-u;yfxt9e;aoD

Lesson 2 When…? [qfIPomu @ g;]k.fDDDL IPog;QkdjP;da[ g;]kmujlyj’.flyj’|bj’gduf0Bo3fpdkooe.-h7ede,t;yglf[vd g;]k (adverbials of time). Lesson 3 Did you have a nice weekend? [qfIPomu # mhkpvkmyfc]h;oU, j;o[+L

IPo8A’7e4k, c]t 8v[7e4k,djP;da[mhkpvkmyf X;aorad?D cotoe7ede ,tmuj[+xqddt8ycdjoadIPo (irregular verbs).


[af7ela[F I6[rk[mu j,ulu8jk’dao c]t I6[7qogIafdyf9tde8jk’daoD I6[7qode]a’gIafdyf9tde.f|b j’8k,7ela[muj1j6.o[qfIPopyj’gxaodkofuD 76gIaf[afgxaoxt3spd7e4k, c]t 7e8v[grnjvw;hpqd.shoadIPog[y j’ c]t g;Qk8k,

9qo.sh7jv’c7h;D

95fxtlq’G .shoadIPoIh64k, c]t 8v[3fp.-h7edy]ypkmujdjP;da[vtfuf8tdkoD .shoadIPoIh64k, c]t 8v[ What did she do? She talked on the phone. .shoadIPoIh60Pod jP;da[.zwfhgIafspa’.og;]kmujzjko,kD

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]tfa[7kf\kpG oadIPolk,kf 0PodjP;da[zh6.fgIafspa’.og;]kzjko,kD oadIPolk,kf 4k, c]t 8v[ djP;da[gsfdkomujgduf0Bo.og;]kzjko,kD oadIPolk,kf 0PodjP;da[gsfdkomujgduf0Bo.og;]kzjko,kD

Lesson 1 What did Sengchanh do? [qfIPomu ! cl’9aowfhgIafspa’L IPooe.-h7ede,txqddt8y (regular verbs) muj.-h.ovtfuf8tdko.o-u

;yfxt9e;aoD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’F .shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sa’xt,ko @



76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG What did she do? She cleaned the floor.

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, ltg|u7ela[.\ j3fpoe.-hdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D oe.-h7eg;Qk .o;q’0v[

c]t rk[ 1j6.o[qfIPoD 76vtmy[kpdko.-h past .shoadIPog0Qk.9: Did she clean the floor yesterday?

Yes, she did. 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjv.shg0qkg9Qkxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fpgl]uD 76gvUogvqk[k’7 j60Bo,k|hkdtfkoc]h;.shxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD 76.shoadIPogxaozh6g]nvdgvqk7j6vnjo0Bo,k|hkdtfkogrn jvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fp[+,u

dkog[yj’xB,D

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3. Grammar note sadw;pkdvo Past Simple Tense .-hg;Qkg4y’gsfdkomujgduf0Bo.ovtfufD 76vtmy[kp.sh9tc9h’D 76lk,kf.shxt3spd8q;1jk’gruj,g8u, grnjvxtdv[7evtmy[kpD

4. Match 9af7j6.sh4nd

.shoadIPog[yj’I6[c]h;0Po8q;vadlvo8k,I6[.ljxt3spd.sh4nd8hv’D Answers/7e8v[

1. D 2. A 3. C 4. E 5. B 5. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk

ltg|u7ela[.\j3fpoe.-hdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D oe.-h7eg;Qk.o[qfIPoD (Did she wash the dishes? Yes, she did or No, she didn’t.)

769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjv.shg0qkg9Qkxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fpgl]uD 76gvUogvqk[k’7j60Bo,k|hkdtfkoc]h;.shxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD 76.shoadIPogxaozh6g]nvdgvqk7j6vnjo0Bo,k|hkdtfkogrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fp[+,u

dkog[yj’xB,D


;ymu8v[7e4k,.shoadIPog0Qk.9D 76vtmy[kp[k’7ela[.\j.shoadIPog0Qk.9D [vdoaadIPovjko.o.9c]h;8v[7e4k,fh;p8qogv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko9qol5fg]njv’D 76vjko7e4k, .shoadIPozh6|bj’8v[D 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfkoD oadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.lj.oxB,D

Answers/ 7e8v[ 1. She bought food from the market.

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2. She bought some fish, vegetables, soft drink, beef, eggs, meatballs, noodles and fruits.

3. They made a fire for making barbecues. 4. At four o’clock in the afternoon, her friends came to help her prepare food

and barbecues. 5. Her friends gave her many presents.

7. Write 0Po

76cotoe.shoadIPog[yj’[qfvjko c]t 8q;1 jk’0hk’gmy’gxao8q;c[[ c]h;fafcx’gxaog]njv’0v’8qogv’D

769afoadIPogxao7j6c]h;.shg0qkg9Qkx jPodaovjko0v’dao c]t daoD 76g]nvdoadIPovjko[qf0Po0v’g0qkgv’9eo;o|bj’ c]h;g]nvdgvqk[qf


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Lesson 2 When…? g;]k.fDDDL

IPog;QkdjP;da[ g;]kmujlyj’.flyj’|bj’wfhgduf0Bo 3fpoe.-h7ede,t;yglf[vdg;]kD 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j

76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’F .shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sa’xt,ko @ 7A’D

76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+ 4nd 4hkskd,u7qovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;[vdzh6vvdlP’zyfoAog;Qkzh6fP;

.sh76 c]t \j6.oshv’2a’oedaoD 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG Can you swim? Did you do the

homework?.

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, ltg|u7ela[.\ j3fpoe.-hdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D oe.-h7eg;Qk 1j6.o[qfIPoD 76vtmy[kpdko.-hxt3spd.shoadIPog0Qk.9: Did you finish your math

homework? Yes, I did. 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjv.shg0qkg9Qkxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fpgl]uD 76gvUogvqk[k’7 j60Bo,k|hkdtfkoc]h;.shxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD 76.shoadIPogxaozh6g]nvdgvqk7j6vnjo0Bo,k|hkdtfkogrn jvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fp[+,u

dkog[yj’xB,D

3. Grammar note s^adw ;pkdvo .orklkva’dyf 7edy]ypk,u lv’ xtgrfG regular verbs c]t irregular verbs Regular verbs c,jo7edy]ypkmu j8nj, ed .ljmhkp g,njv.-hg;Qkg4y’gsfdkomujgduf0No

.ovtfufD 767;ovtmy[kpdqfdko8nj, ed .shoadIPoD

Irregular verbs c,jo7edy]ypkmu jxjPoI6[g,njv.-hg;Qkg4y’gsfdkomujgduf0No.ovtfufD

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4. Read and practise vjko c]t g/ydsaflqomtok ltg|u7ela[.\j3fpoe.-hdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D oe.-h7eg;Qk .o[qfIPoD

(Where did you go last Sunday? I went to my friend’s house. ). 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjv.shg0qkg9Qkxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fpgl]uD 76gvUogvqk[k’7j60Bo,k|hkdtfkoc]h;.shxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD 76.shoadIPogxaozh6g]nvdgvqk7j6vnjo0Bo,k|hkdtfkogrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fp[+,u

dkog[yj’xB,D 5. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk

.shoadIPog[yj’7e4k,muj1j6fhkogmy’0v’[qfg/ydsafD dyf9tdeoU,uzqofu .odkom;o7noD

.shoadIPo[vdxt3spddjP;da[I6[rk[D g/ydg0qkg9hqk8k,7;k,g\ktlq,D Answers/ 7e8v[

1. Boualy watered the garden yesterday. 2. Khampha read a book last night. 3. Phouvanh went fishing last week. 4. Somphone washed the dishes last night. 5. Chanthavone watched TV an hour ago.

769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjv.shg0qkg9Qkxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fpgl]uD 6. Listen and practise 2a’ c]t g/ydcv[

ltg|u7ela[.\j3fpoe.-hdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D oe.-h7eg;Qk1j6.o[qfIPoD 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjv.shg0qkg9Qkxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fpgl]uD

7. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,xt3spd.shlq,[6o

8nj,7edy]ypkmuj[vddjP;da[vtfuf8tdko.ljxt3spd0hk’]j5,oUD Answers/ 7e8v[

1. I lived in Houaphanh five years ago.

2. What did you do ten minutes ago?

3. I wrote a letter.

4. They stayed at home last Sunday.

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5. She cooked for the family yesterday.

6. Did you finish your homework last night?

7. They played tennis two days ago.

8. They were here ten minutes ago.

9. I invited her to come to my house last Saturday.

10. He listened to the radio two hours ago.



76vtmy[kp[k’7ela[.\ j.shoadIPog0Qk.9D [vdoaadIPovjko.o.9c]h;8v[7e4k,fh;p8qogv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko9qol5fg]njv’D 76vjko7e4k, .shoadIPozh6|bj’8v[D 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfkoD oadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.lj.oxB,D

Answers/ 7e8v[ . 1. Last Sunday.

2. He went fishing at Namkhem Stream.

3. They used their fishing rods to catch the fish.

4. They got three kilos of fish.

5. They went home at five. 9. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,

ltg|u7ela[.\ j3fpoe.-hdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D goAodkovvd lP’8q;vadlvomhkp7edy]ypkmu jgxao pastD

76vtmy[kpdkovvdlP’ma’lk,dj5,. 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjv.shg0qkg9Qkxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fpgl]u3fpzh6|bj’ g;Qkgxao

present vudzh6|b j’g;Qkgxao pastD

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10. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po Complete words using jumbled letters

1. pdetanl = planted 2. tawerde = watered 3. lisdente = listened 4. plyade = played 5. detsudi = studied 6. denohpelet = telephoned

11. Look and listen g[yj’ c]t 2a’

76vjkoxt3spd0hk’]j5,oU .shoadIPo\kpoEg[u c8j !{* .ljc8j]tI6[ 3fpvu’8k, ]efa[0v’xt3spdmu jvjkooAoD

760Po7e8v[mu j4nd8hv’.ljdtfko oadIPodjkpgvqkD 7e8v[ 1. He went fishing last week. G 2. They played. E 3. She cleaned the floor. H 4. She washed the dishes. F 5. He took a shower. A 6. She talked on the phone. B

12. Write 0Po 76cotoe.shoadIPog[yj’[qfvjko c]t 8q;1jk’0hk’gmy’gxao8q;c[[

c]h;fafcx’gxaog]njv’0v’8qogv’D 769afoadIPogxao7j6c]h;.shg0qkg9QkxjPodaovjko0v’dao c]t daoD 76g]nvdoadIPovjko[qf0Po0v’g0qkgv’9eo;o|bj’ c]h;g]nvdgvqk[qf 0Pomujfuvao|bj’vjko.shoadIPo2a’7no.\jD rhv,ma’[vdg4y’gsfzqo; jk gxaospa’9bj’4n; jkfuD

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Lesson 3 Did you have a nice weekend? [qfIPomu # mhkpvkmyfc]h;oU,j;o[+L

IPo8A’7e4k, c]t .sh7e8v[djP;da[;aoradmhkpvkmyfD ltg|u7edy]ypk[+xqddt8y (irregular verbs) cdjoadIPoD

1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\j 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’F.shoadIPog[yj’8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,sa’xt,ko @



76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b j’vjko.sh\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd8q;1jk’[k’vaog-ajoG We had a nice picnic last weekend.

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, ltg|u7ela[.\ j3fpoe.-hdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D oe.-h7eg;Qk

1 j6.o;q’0v[.o[qfIPoD 76vtmy[kpdko.-h past .shoadIPog0Qk.9F g-a joG Did you have a nice

weekend? Yes, I did. I had a very nice weekend. 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjv.shg0qkg9Qkxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fpgl]uD 76gvUogvqk[k’7 j60Bo,k|hkdtfkoc]h;.shxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD 76.shoadIPogxaozh6g]nvdgvqk7j6vnjo0Bo,k|hkdtfkogrn jvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fp[+,u

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3. Listen and comple 2a’ c]t 8n j,.lj[jvos;jk’ 76vjko[qf0hk’]j5,oU.shoadIPo2a’ @{# gmnjv c]h;[vdoadIPo8P,0Po7ela[.l j[jvo

s;jk’D 76vjkogmnjv]txt3spd-hkM c]t xtg;]k.shoadIPo0Po c]h;9b j’vjko8+wxD sa^’vjko9q[c]h; 76vjko7no.shoadIPo2a’vudgmnjv|bj’ 9bj’.shoadIPoxjPoxB,daod;fD 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfko grn jv.shoadIPod;f.shdaoD

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[qfvjko Last Sunday, I had a picnic with my friends. Wewent there by car. We

took food with us. We arrived there at eleven o’clock. We had lunch at half past

eleven. We listened to the music. Wewalked to the river. We swam in the

water. We came back home a at five o’clock in the evening.

4. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk 76vtmy[kp7;k,c8d8jk’]ts;jk’ regular c]t irregular verb. regular verb

oAo9t8nj,c8j ed gmqjkoAoD lj;o irregular verb oAo9txjPowx8k, c[[ltgrkt0v’c8j]t verb g-yj’oadIPo8hv’wfh9n jgvqk g-ajoG

go went do did gsqj^koUgxao8QoD 76vjko8k,8k8t]k’.shoadIPo2a’ ! gmn jv c]h;vjkovud.shoadIPog;Qk

8k,xt,ko @ gmnjvD 76gvUooadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko 9kdoAo.shoadIPolhk’xt3spdgv’muj

7hkpda[8q;1jk’.o8k8t]k’D 76[vdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko c]t cx’.sh4hk,u7;k,zyfD

5. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ 76.sh8q;1jk’cdjoadIPo g-ajoG Where did you go last weekend? I went to the

market with my mother. 769afoadIPogxao7j6c]h;.shxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fpvu’.ljg]njv’9y’0v’g0qkg9Qk1jk’

gl]uD 76gvUooadIPo9ad @{# 7 j6 vvd,k|hkdtfkogrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD



76vtmy[kp[k’7ela[.\ j.shoadIPog0Qk.9D [vdoaadIPov jko.o.9c]h;8v[7e4k,fh;p8qogv’D 76g]nvdoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vjko9qol5fg]njv’D

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76vjko7e4k, .shoadIPozh6|bj’8v[D 760Po7e8v[.ljdtfkoD oadIPodjkpgvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.lj.oxB,D

Answers/ 7e8v[

1. In the morning, he played volleyball.

2. He visited his friend in the afternoon and watched a video.

3. At four o’clock he came home and helped his father in the garden.

4. After dinner, he washed the dishes with his sister.

5. Yes, he did his homework.

7. Read and say vjko c]t g;Qk 76vjko8q;1 jk’.shoadIPo2a’ c]t g]nvdgvqkoadIPo|bj’7qoIj;,dyf9t

deoegxao8q;1 jk’D 769afoadIPogxao7j6grnjv.shg0qkg9Qkxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fpgl]uD 76gvUogvqk[k’7 j60Bo,k|hkdtfkoc]h;.shxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD 76.shoadIPogxaozh6g]nvdgvqk7j6vnjo0Bo,k|hkdtfkogrnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeoU3fp[+,u

dkog[yj’xB,D 7e8v[ 1. True 2. True 3. False 4. True 8. Complete 8 nj,xt3spd.shlq,[6o

A: Did you play football last Sunday? B: Yes, I did. A: What time did you get up last Sunday? B: I got up at six o’clock. A: Did you watch TV last night? B: Yes, I did. A: Did you help your father in the garden? B: Yes, I did.

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9. Grammar note sa^dw;ptdvo 76jvtmy[kp7;k,c8d8jk’]ts;jk’ regular c]t irregular verb

djP;da[dkoxjPo9kd present gxao past. 76.shoadIPovjko8q;1jk’ c]t lhk’xt3spd.o8k8t]k’

9kdoAo.shg0qkg9Qklhk’xt3spd0v’8q;gv’.o8q;9y’D 76gvUooadIPovjkoxt3spd0v’g0qkg9Qk.sh\qfma’shv’2a’D

10. Write 0Po

76cotoe.shoadIPog[yj’[qfvjko c]t 8q;1 jk’0hk’gmy’gxao8q;c[[ c]h;fafcx’gxaog]njv’0v’8qogv’D

769afoadIPogxao7j6c]h;.shg0qkg9Qkx jPodaovjko0v’dao c]t daoD 76g]nvdoadIPovjko[qf0Po0v’g0qkgv’9eo;o|bj’ c]h;g]nvdgvqk[qf0Pomujfuvao

|b j’vjko.shoadIPo2a’7no.\jD rhv,ma’[vdg4y’gsfzqo;jkgxaospa’9bj’4n; jkfuD

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Revision (10-11) m;o7no

A. Listen and answer 2a’ c]t 8v[ 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’ oadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’ c]t vtmy[kp.shoadIPog0Qk

.9.odkoxt8y[afdyf9tdeoUD .shoadIPo0Po7e8v[.lj.oxB,0Po0v’g0qkg9QkD 76gvUogvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPo c]t 0Po.ljdtfkogrnjv.shoadIPodjkp

gvqk7e8v[muj4nd8hv’D

A: What colour is your shirt?

B: It’s white.

A: What are you wearing?

B: I am wearing a blue shirt, black trousers and red shoes.

A: What colour is the teacher’s shirt?

B: His shirt is brown.

A: Which colour do you like?

B: I like black, blue and yellow colours.

B. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po A. What color is it?

B. It’s pink. .shoadIPo0Poxt3spd.sh4nd8hv’8k,lu0hk’]5j,oUD

It’s red. It’s blue. It’s green. It’s yellow. It’s white. It’s black. It’s orange. It’s purple

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C. Read and complete 8nj,xt3spd.shlq,[6o Choose the words in the box to fill in the blanks. black green pink brown yellow blue red

1. Vilayvone has black hair.

2. She buys a blue car.

3. They never have brown hair.

4. Mango is never pink.

5. The ripe mango is yellow.

6. When the light is red, you have to stop.

7. When the light is green, you can go.

D. Read and match vjko c]t 9af7j6

1. She is cleaning the floor. ]k;wx3I’IPom5dM,ND

2. Did she read a book? ]k;de]a’0uj]qf4u[0v’]k;D

3. She is riding her bicycle. ]k;wfhvjkoxB,[+L

4. She is cooking dinner. ]k;de]a’46rNoD

5. He goes to school every day. ]k;de]a’c8j’vkskoc]’D

6. She is washing clothes. 0hvpwfhIa[vug,]9kd\j60v’0hvpD

7. I watched TV yesterday evening. 0hvpwfh-N]qfgd’lu0P;7ao.\jD

8. I bought a new green car. ]k;de]a’-adg7njv’D

9. I always visit my parents on Sunday. 0hvpwfhg[yj’3m]trk[c]’;kooUD

10. I received an e-mail from my friend. 0hvpwx1k,r=jc,j0v’0hvpg]NvpM .o;aovkmyfD

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E. Complete 8nj,xt3spd.shlq,[6o Use your own words to complete the sentences.

1. I am wearing a white shirt.

2. They are wearing black shoes.

3. He usually goes to school at half past seven.

4. She always gets up at half past five.

5. He arrives at school at a quarter to eight.

6. Phethanousone always gets up late on weekend.

7. At half past seven, I usually watch TV.

8. How many brothers do you have?

9. I have two brothers.

10. Do you have a sister?

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