Teacher: Dao Kim Thanh School: Nguyen Truong To Unit : Eleven Traveling Around Viet Nam Period: Lesson: Six - Read Gi¸o viªn d¹y giái cÊp QuËn M«n: Ngo¹i ng÷

T r a v e l i n g A r o u n d VN B U F F A L O H A L O N G B A Y N G O M O N G A T E N H A R O N G H A R B O R S U G A R C A N E S F R O N T S E A T R I C E P A D D I E S F A R N L A N D A I R P O R T C O R N R I C E F L O R I S T FAMOUSPLACESFAMOUSPLACES It is a beautiful beach in Quang Ninh. On the way from the airport to Hanoi, Tim can see a boy riding a... Not only rice and corn but also... are grown around Hanoi. It’s in Hue Uncle Ho left Vietnam in 1911 Mr Jones prefers the... Shannon has never seen... before. Time and his family is traveling past... Where Hoa meets Tim when he comes to Vietnam. The crop is... Not only sugar canes and corn but also... are grown around Hanoi This is a person whosells flowers.

T r a v e l i n g A r o u n d VN Waterfall

T r a v e l i n g A r o u n d VN magnificent caves

T r a v e l i n g A r o u n d VN giant Buddha

T r a v e l i n g A r o u n d VN tribal villages

T r a v e l i n g A r o u n d VN Waterfall: Magnificent caves: Giant Buddha: Tribal villages: Th¸c n­íc C¸c hang ®éng léng lÉy T­îng PhËt khæng lå B¶n lµng ng­êi d©n téc

T r a v e l i n g A r o u n d VN Match A line in A with a line in B AB 1. Oceanic institute 2. Jungle stream 3. Offshore island 4. Limestone island 5. Mountain slope a. §¶o ®¸ v«i b. S­ên nói c. ViÖn h¶i d­¬ng häc d. Suèi trong rõng s©u e. §¶o xa bê

Match places in A with sights in B AB 1. Sapa 2. Hue 3. Ha Noi 4. Nha Trang 5. Ha Long Bay 6. Da Lat a. Magnificent caves b. Oceanic institute c. Tribal villages d. The temple of Literature e. Ngo Mon gate f. Waterfall

T r a v e l i n g A r o u n d VN Tourist: Would you mind telling me something about... Tourist officer: Not at all. It’s a... Tourist: Is there anything special? Tourist officer: You can visit... Tourist: How about the accomadation? Tourist officer: There is (are)... Tourist: How can I travel around the city? Tourist officer: You can goto... by... Tourist: Thank you very much Tourist officer: You’re welcome