UNIT 3

House And Home

3A – Vocabulary and Listening

Landscapes
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WARM-UP
How many students in class come
from
Province or City ?
Where do you prefer to live?
And why?
 Activities

Choose one box A or B randomly

Choose number randomly in your box

Describe the number in picture A and B

on the board
A - City B - Province
What is the topic of the lesson ?
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VOCABULARY
● Vocabulary about landscapes
 Bill board a very large board on which advertisements are
shown, especially at the side of a road

URBAN
a flat part at the side of a road for people to
LANDSCAPES Pavement walk on

a public box, for example in the street, that

Postbox you put letters into when you send them
 repairs or other work being done on a road
Roadworks

URBAN a container for rubbish

LANDSCAPES Rubbish

Street lamp a light at the top of a tall post in the street

a tall wooden pole to which phone wires are Telegraph
fixed pole

a place on a road where buses stop to let URBAN

passengers on and off Bus stop LANDSCAPES

a part of a road where traffic must stop to Pedestrian

allow people to walk across crossing
a sign near a road giving information or Road sign
instructions to drivers

a circular structure in the road at a place where

several roads meet. You drive round it until URBAN
you come to the road that you want Roundabout LANDSCAPES

a set of lights that controls the traffic on a

road. The red, orange and green lights show
when you must stop and when you can go Traffic lights
 Barn a large farm building for storing or keeping
animals in

a small house, usually in the countryside

Cottage

RURAL
LANDSCAPES

an area of grass, for example in a park or on a

Field farm

a structure like a door which is used at the

Gate entrance to a field, a garden, or the grounds of
a building
 Lane a narrow road in the countryside or in a town

RURAL a row of bushes or small trees planted close

LANDSCAPES Hedge together, usually along the edge of a field,
garden or road

Stream a small narrow river

the material which forms the trunks and
branches of trees Wood

a structure that is built over a railway, river, or RURAL

road so that people or vehicles can cross from Bridge LANDSCAPES
one side to the other

the main house on a farm where the

farmer lives
Farmhouse
a path that is made for people to walk along,
especially in the country Footpath

a small area of water that is smaller than a RURAL

lake. Ponds are often made artificially. Pond LANDSCAPES

a group of houses, together with other

buildings such as a church and a school, in a Village
country area
Prepositions
Making learning fun
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LISTENING
1. Complete the sentences with the words below.

cottage field gate lane pavement pond signs rubbish bin street
lamps

lane
1.We drove along the ______ and into the village.

field
2.The horse escaped from the ______ by jumping over the_____. gate

street lamps
3.The town center is very dark. They need more____________

pavement
4.Stay on the_________ when you're waiting to cross the road.

cottage
5.My aunt lives in a beautiful old__________ in a small village.

pond
6.She threw the ball and it landed in the______ with a splash.
2. Write the words in the correct order to make directions.

1. straight / on / go => Go straight on

2. end / to / go / the / the / road / of =>………………………………..

3. first / take / the / right =>………………………………..

4. traffic / turn / lights / the / at / right =>………………………………..

5. stop / go / past / bus / the =>………………………………..

6. South / along / Street / go =>………………………………..

3. Listening to walker asking a farmer for directions. Mark the route on Picture B above
 4. Listen again.
Complete the directions with the words below.

along
1. Go …………………. this lane.
past
2. Go …………….. the pond.
through
3. Go ……………… on
the gate ……… your left.
across
4. Go………………. follow
the field – just …………….. the footpath.
onto
5. Turn right ………………. the lane.
straight
6. Then go ………………….. on.
7. Take the first ……………… right .
8. Walk to the ………………….end of the road.
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MINIGAME
A - City B - Province
HOMEWORK: Exercise 3, 5 – PAGE 126