1. Unit 4 Twenty-Four hours in your town TSIM Kam Wan

3. Task 1 - Vocabulary Put the following words in different forms of entertainment in the table aisle a la carte box office cafécash desk circle guided tourcloakroom course opening hour department store displayescalator exhibit foyer intervalmenu reservation row scenerysculpture service shelf snack stage stall stroll till tip Theatre / cinema restaurantsightseeingArt galleriesshopping

4. Task 1 - Vocabulary Put the following words in different forms of entertainment in the table aisle a la carte box office cafécash desk circle guided tourcloakroom course opening hour department store displayescalator exhibit foyer intervalmenu reservation row scenerysculpture service shelf snack stage stall stroll till tip Theatre / cinema restaurantsightseeingArt galleriesshopping Box office Circle Cloakroom Foyer Interval Row Stage Stalls A la carte Café Cloakroom Course Menu Opening hours Reservation Service Snack Tip Guided tour Stroll Tip scenery Cloakroom, Display Exhibit Foyer Opening hours Sculpture Cash desk Department store Escalator Opening hours shelf till

5. Task 2 - Vocabulary Put the following words in different categories in the table Ethnic diner fare boutique Victorian Impressionist company collection kiosk landmark chain store premiere comic star audience Latin quadrangle remouladeantipasti Caviarblinisborschtpiroshki Sight to see museumsshoppingnightlifeFoodrestaurant

6. Task 2 - Vocabulary Put the following word in different categories in the table Ethnic diner fare boutique Victorian Impressionist company collection kiosk landmark chain store premiere comic star audience Latin quadrangle remouladeantipasti Caviarblinisborschtpiroshki Sight to see museumsshoppingnightlifeFoodrestaurant Victorian Landmark quadrangle Victorian Impressionist collection Boutique Kiosk Chain store Company Premiere Comic Star Audience Latin Remoulade Antipasti Caviar Blinis Borscht piroshki Ethnic Diner Fare trattoria

7. Quadrangle (Noun)  A quadrangle is an open square area with buildings round it. Repertory (Noun)  Repertory is the practice of performing a small number of plays in a theatre during a period of time, using the same actors in every play. Cosy (adjective)  It means comfortable and warm antipasto (noun) plural antipastos or antipasti  something eaten at the beginning of an Italian meal, typically a small plate of sliced preserved meat, sliced sausage or vegetables caviar, caviare (noun)  the eggs of various large fish, especially the sturgeon, which are eaten as food and are usually very expensivesturgeon borscht, borsch (noun)  a type of soup made from beetroot (= a small dark red vegetable)beetroot trattoria (noun)  An informal restaurant or tavern serving simple Italian dishes. Piroshki (noun)  Small Russian pastries filled with finely chopped meat or vegetables, baked or fried ré·mou·lade (noun)  A piquant cold sauce made with mayonnaise, chopped pickles, capers, anchovies, and herbs. Vocabulary

8. Task 3 - Reading Comprehension Take turn to read the passage (P16) and find the answers for the following questions 1. Where is Cambridge situated? 2. When was Cambridge founded? 3. How many US Presidents have graduated from Harvard? 4. List some Universities or College in Massachusetts? 5. List the Museums in Harvard? 6. What we can buy in Harvard Square? 7. What kinds of shop that Harvard Co-op belong to? 8. What we can do in Harvard at night? 9. List the restaurants that we can dine in? 10. Where does this passage come from? 11. Why would someone read this text?

9. Task 3 - Reading Comprehension 1. Where is Cambridge situated?  Cambridge, Massachusetts, lies over the Charles River opposite Boston. 2. When was Cambridge founded?  It was founded in 1630 3. How many US Presidents have graduated from Harvard? 66 4. List some Universities or College in Massachusetts?  Cambridge, Harvard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 5. List the Museums in Harvard?  Bush-Reisinger Museum, Fogg Art Museum 6. What we can buy in Harvard Square?  National and foreign periodical, clothing, gifts, computer, calculators, games, toys, records, art prints, posters, books.

10. Task 3 - Reading Comprehension 7. What kinds of shop that Harvard Co-op belong to?  Bookshop 8. What can we do in Harvard at night?  Listening to music  Eating in Mystery Café  Watching movie  Watching play, opera, comics show 9. List the restaurants that we can dine in?  East Coast Grill,  Cajun Yankee  Casa Portugal  La Groceria  Troyka 10. Where does this passage come from?  A guide book 11. Why would someone read this text?  To help them decide what to see there

11. Task 4 – Listening - Massachusetts Massachusetts Feel I'm goin' back to Massachusetts. Something's telling me I must go ______. And the ______ all went out in Massachusetts The day I left her standing on her own. Tried to hitch a ______to San Francisco. Gotta do the things I wanna do. And the ______all went out in Massachusetts They brought me back to see my way with you. Talk about the ____ in Massachusetts. Speak about the ______ I have seen. And the ______all went out in Massachusetts, And Massachusetts is one place I have seen. I will remember Massachusetts. I will remember Massachusetts...

12. Task 4 – Listening - Massachusetts Massachusetts Feel I'm goin' back to Massachusetts. Something's telling me I must go home. And the lights all went out in Massachusetts The day I left her standing on her own. Tried to hitch a ride to San Francisco. Gotta do the things I wanna do. And the lights all went out in Massachusetts They brought me back to see my way with you. Talk about the life in Massachusetts. Speak about the people I have seen. And the lights all went out in Massachusetts, And Massachusetts is one place I have seen. I will remember Massachusetts. I will remember Massachusetts...

13. Task 5 - Itinerary A group of top American managers from Harvard Co- op (USA) will come to Hong Kong) from 25-29th December 2004. Your Public Relation Department of HK Co-op is responsible for their visit to Hong Kong. You need to set up an itinerary plan of 5 days. The focus of your planning is to entertain these top American Managers. Your concern includes:  Accommodation  Scenic Spots  Eating  Entertainment You need to explain to your boss where you are planning to go and what you are going to do.

14. Itinerary 25th Dec  Arrive Hong Kong International Airport  Meet all administrative staff in Hong Kong  Dinner with senior local management staff  Check in Grand Hyatt Hotel 26th Dec  Set off from Hotel at 8a.m.  Visit Hong Kong Cultural and Exhibition Centre and see national flag raising in the pier  Lunch in Central Lion Club  Visit the Botanical Gardens  Dinner in the Peak 27th Dec  Go shopping in Stanley Market  Visit and lunch in Ocean Park  Dinner in Jumbo Restaurant, Aberdeen 28th Dec  Meet and listen to the business report in Hong Kong office  Last minutes shopping in Causeway Bay  Dinner in Baci Pizza Too in Lan Kwai Fong and have bar night 29th Dec  Depart from Hong Kong International Airport

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