REVIEW

/i:/ - /ɪ/
Task 1: Listen to the word pairs. Write S if Task 2: Listen to each sentence and
the two words are the same or D if they underline the word you hear.
are different.
1. He isn’t going to leave/ live.
1. S (leave, leave)
2. Try not to sleep/ slip.
2. D (sheep, ship)
3. They want to buy a sheep/ ship.
3. D (feel, fill)
4. Those heels/ hills are very high.
4. S (sit, sit)
5. Did you feel/ fill the glass?
5. D (sleep, slip)
6. Do you want a seat/ to sit?
6. S (heel, heel)
 LESSON 2
IN THE WORLD
 OBJECTIVES
PRONUNCIATION VOCABULARY GRAMMAR

/uː/ - /ʊ/ Countries Verb be:

he, she, it
I. PRONUNCIATION
/uː/ - /ʊ/
/u:/ /ʊ/

Luke look
pool pull
fool full
suit soot
stew stood
 /uː/
● Put your lips toward into a circle
● Pull your tongue up and back
● Push your lips into a tighter circle as
you say it
● /uː/ is a long sound.
/ʊ/
● Open your mouth a little more than for
the /uː/
● Make your mouth a little less round, but
still keep your lips in a tight circle
● /ʊ/ is a short and relaxed sound.
 /uː/ /ʊ/

Luke look
/luːk/ /lʊk/
 /uː/ /ʊ/

food foot
/fuːd/ /fʊt/
 /uː/ /ʊ/

pool pull
/puːl/ /pʊl/
 Listen. Circle the words that have /uː/ or /ʊ/,
then put them in the correct order.

1. Is it really true? /uː/ /ʊ/

2. You’re standing on my foot. true foot
3. Are you a good cook?
toothbrush good
4. Where’s my toothbrush?
soon cook
5. Do you push or pull to open this door?
lose push
6. I’ll be ready soon.
through pull
7. Here’s your ticket. Don’t lose it.
8. Go through that door over there. put

9. My keys! Where did I put them?

II. VOCABULARY
Countries
 VOCABULARY: COUNTRIES

England
/ˈɪŋɡlənd/

Eg. I am from England.

 VOCABULARY: COUNTRIES

The United States (of

America)
(the US/ USA)
/ˌjʊ.naɪ.tɪd ˌsteɪts əv ə
ˈmer.ɪ.kə/
 VOCABULARY: COUNTRIES

Spain
/speɪn/

Eg. She lives in Spain.

 VOCABULARY: COUNTRIES

Brazil
/brəˈzɪl/

Eg. He wants to live in Brazil.

 VOCABULARY: COUNTRIES

Mexico
/ˈmeksɪkəʊ/

Eg. I am from Mexico.

 VOCABULARY: COUNTRIES

Japan
/dʒəˈpæn/

Eg. Naoko is from Japan.

 VOCABULARY: COUNTRIES

China
/ˈtʃaɪnə/

Eg. Lee comes from China.

 VOCABULARY: COUNTRIES

South Korea
/ˌsaʊθ kəˈriːə/

Eg. He lives in South Korea.

 PRACTICE

Listen and repeat the conversation.

Then practice speaking.

A: Where are you from? Where are you from?

I’m from .../ I come from ….
B: I’m from Toledo.
Where is …?
A: Where’s Toledo? It’s in ….
B: It’s in Spain.
III. GRAMMAR
verb be: he, she, it
 Full form Contraction

(+) He is from the USA. He’s from the USA.

She is from Spain. She’s from Spain.
It is from Japan. It’s from Japan.

(-) He is not from England. He isn’t from England.

She is not from Brazil. She isn’t from Brazil.
It is not from Mexico. It isn’t from Mexico.

(?) (+) (-)

Is he from China ? Yes, he is. No, he isn’t.

Is she from South Korea ? Yes, she is. No, she isn’t.
Is it from Vietnam ? Yes, it is. No, it isn’t.
 Look at the photos. Ask and answer questions
about a person or a thing.
Eg. Where is she from? She's from the USA.
Is it from Mexico? Yes, it is./ No, it is ...
5
7
1 3

2 4 6
 WRAP-UP
PRONUNCIATION VOCABULARY GRAMMAR

/uː/ - /ʊ/ Countries Verb be:

he, she, it
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