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3. Grammar note s^adw;pkdvo Unit 8 7k=ok,mujoa[wfh x 7eok,[k’xtgrf}-toyf.orklkva’dyfF gIqklk,kfoa[wfhg-joa G car, table, chair. X]qfF 38tF 8a’j ? 8q;1kj ’G ]qf 2 7ao 38t 1 |;j p 8a’j gdQkvuh 5 |j;p two cars a table five chairs • 7k=ok,muoj a[wfhlk,kfgxao9k=o;o|hvp X! vao? s^ngxao9k=o;os^kp Xlv’ s^nsk^pd;kj oaho? 7k=ok,mujoa[[=wj fh x 7eok,[k’xtgrf}[k’-toyf.orklkva’dyfF gIqk[+lk,kfoa[wfhg-joa G water, meat, sugar, rice XoEF -UoF oE8koF g0Qk?. 0=hla’gdfG .orklkva’dyf 7eok,8vh’,u7eoe|khltg\\ug-ajoG a table, an egg, a ruler, an ice cream. c87j eok, muoj a[[+wfhg-ajoG water, milk, gIqk[+lk,kf .-h7eoe|kh a, an wfhD ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ 4. Say and complete g;Qk c]t 8nj,.sh7q[ x 76lv[4k,gvqkxt3spd9kdoadIPo c]t g/udg;Qkxt3spdgsj^kq oUD x 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnjvxt8y[af dyf9tde g;Qkc]t0PoD x d;fcdh.ldj tfko 7e8v[G This is butter. These are bananas. These are eggs. This is milk. This is tea. This is lemonade. dyf9tdeoU c,jodkom;o7no7ela[ c]t 7ela[xqddt8y c]t [+xqddt8ymugj xao rts5rqfD 97

Unit 8 ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ - 7eok,3fpmq;j wx lk,kfxPjogxaorts5rqf X9eo;os^kp? 3fpdko8n,j s .lmj k’ mhkp 8q;1kj ’G cow - cows, desk - desks, table - tables - 7eok,muj]q’mhkpfh;p f, fe g;]kmujgxao9eo;os^kp8hv’xjPo f gxao v c]h;8nj, es s^n s .lmj k’mhkp g-ajoG shelf - shelves, leaf - leaves, knife - knives, wife – wives, - 7eok,ryglfg;]kxjPogxaorts5rqfc,oj xPj oI6[wxgxaoI6[.\\jg-ajoG man – men, foot - feet, tooth - teeth x 76[vdoadIPog[uj’8q;1kj ’F c]h;9afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[af dyf9tdefaj’djk;D x 76 c]t oadIPo d;fcdh.ldj tfkoD 7e8v[G Singular Plural Singular Plural vase vases boy boys cow cows child children hospital hospitals tooth teeth man men box boxes fly flies woman women desk desks mouse mice shelf shelves flower flowers knife knives radio radios foot feet bus buses fish fishes day days 5. Say and write g;Qk c]t 0Po x 76[vdoadIPog[y’j 8q;1jk’ c]h;9afoadIPogxao76j grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdefaj’djk;D x 76d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD 98

7e8v[G Plural Singular Plural Unit 8 vases boy boys Singular cows child children vase hospitals tooth teeth cow men box boxes hospital flies woman women man desks mouse mice fly shelves flower flowers desk knives radio radios shelf feet bus buses knife fish day days foot fish 6. Read and List vkj o c]t 9af7ela[gxaod5,j ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ x 76.shoadIPoxt8y[afgxao76j sn^ gIaffh;p8qogv’grjvn 9af7ela[vvdgxaolv’d,j5 7nG countable and uncountable nouns. x d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD 7e8v[G Countable Nouns Uncountable Nouns window dog water meat bicycle village tea rice student fish lemonade coffee school mango milk sugar star fly cheese chocolate knife bread wine 7. Read and choose vjko c]t g]nvd Circle the odd words out X0uf;q’,qo.lj7k=la[ muj[=j,ulkpdjP;rao-nj’dao c]t dao ? 99

Unit 8 ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ x .odyf9tdk=ouhF 76vtmy[kp[qfg/ydsaf3fp.shvjko7ela[.oc8j]td5j, X.od5j,|bj’,u & 7ela[?D x s^a’9kd76.shoadIPo0uf;q’,qo .l7j ela[|b’j mu,j u7;k,\\kp8kj ’9kd\\6j.od5j,D x .oc8]j td5,j 9t,uc87j k=la[fP;gmqjkoAomuj8kj ’\\6jD 7k=8v[G 1. star 2. day 3. leg 4. meat 5. boy 8. Game gd, “I spy” 0hvp.sh7e8v[1kj ’w;D x 76vtmy[kp;ymus^uhogd,ouhF 7;k,s,kp0v’dkos^uhogd,ouhoadIPo8hv’I6h7k=la[8kj ’M mujoadIPoIPo,kc]h;3fpdkos^uhogd,ouh9t.-h9k=o;o @ 7qoD x oadIPoz6hmu ! 9t4k,8k,goNv.omu.sh,kc]h;gvqk8q;vadlvo.fd=jwfh ! .o @* 8q; vadlvoD 9kdoaho .sh78j6 v[1kj ’w;F 4hk[=j4nd8hv’.sh8v[ <No< z6hmu4j nd4k, 8hv’7yf7k=la[.s,.j sh;vj ’w;D 9kdoaho 9bj’xPjozPodao4k, 9qos,qfshv’IPo s^n 8k,7;k,g\\ktlq,D Lesson 2 Some and any [qfIPomu 2 9eo;o.f|bj’ c]t vao.f|b’j .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9tIPodPj ;da[dko.-h some c]t anyD 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\\j • dvj og0Qklj6[qfIPo764k,]v’g[y’j ;kj oadIPozh6.fIh6,kdvj odPj ;da[7ela[muj.-h .o[qfIPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9’jb .shoadIPogxufxB,g[y’j D x 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[j’y 8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,s^a’ gmnjvxt,ko @ 7A’D x 76vkj oc]h;.shoadIPovkj o8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;kj zh6.fvvdlP’ [+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovkj ovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvkj ol5fc]h;.sh[vdzh6vjkozyfoAovkj o 7no.sh4ndD x 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D x 76.shoadIPo9eo;o |b’j vkj o.sh\\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd[k’8q;1kj ’[k’vaog-ajoG some stamps, any stamps, some milk, any milk. 100

2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, Unit 8 xt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 3fp.-h[qflqomtokD Soumaly: Mum, there’s a woman selling vegetables at the gate. Do we need any vegetables? Mum : Yes, we need some tomatoes and some peas. Soumaly: Do we need any chillies? She’s got some cheap chillies. Mum : No, we don’t need any chillies. Buy some tomatoes and some peas. Here’s some money. Soumaly: OK. 3. Grammar note s^adw;pkdvo 8k,s^adw;pkdvo some and any lk,kf.-h8+|kh7eok,mujgxao9eo;os^kpD 3fpxqddt8y r;dgIqkoe.-h some .oxt3spdme,tfk c]t any oe.-hda[ xt3spd7e4k, c]t xt3spdxt8yglfD 8q;1kj’G ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ Positive Negative Countable noun I need some stamps. I haven’t got any stamps. Uncountable noun There’s some milk. I haven’t got any milk. 4. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ x djvomuj9txt8y[afdyf9tdeoUF 76.shoadIPog[j’u I6[Ihko0kpg7vjn ’.o8ts^kfgrnjv m;o7no7ela[D x 76.sh8q;1jk’ cdjoadIPo fh;pdko0Po7ela[ 5 7e .ljdtfkoD 8q;1jk’G rice, sugar, chillies, egg, meat. x 76[vd.shoadIPoc8j]t7qo0Po-nj luj’0v’ 5 1kj ’mugj 0qkg9Qk8hv’dkoc8j[+.sh \\6jg[yj’7ela[gsq^jkoUD x 9kdoAo.shoadIPo xt8y[af dyf9tdegxao73j6 fp.shgfqk-nlj u’j 0v’gsq^jkoAoD x 769afoadIPogxao76j grnvj xt8y[af dyf9tdeD x d;fcdh3fp.shoadIPoc8]j t7qo]kp’ko8+shv’;kj 76jdyf9tde0v’g0qkg9Qk 8hv’dkospa’D 8q;1jk’: Somphone needs some bananas, some rice, some chillies, some peas and some tomatoes. 101

Unit 8Students Teacher ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດDo you need any bananas? Yes, I need some bananas. Do you need any apples? No, I don’t need any apples. Do you need any sugar? Yes, I need some sugar. 5. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ x 76cotoe 7e4k, How much djvomuj9tg]U,xt8y[afdyf9tde0=hoU76oe.-hI6[Ihko 0kpg7njv’.o8ts^kfgrnvj lv[4k,gvqk]k7klyo7hk8kj ’M9kdoadIPoD How much is the rice ? How much are the bananas etc. . . 76oerkoadIPog/ud7e4k,gsq^jkoUD x 76[vdoadIPog[u’j 8q;1kj ’ 7e4k,c]t 7e8v[0v’[qfg/udsaf 0=hmu 3 9kdoAo .shoadIPog;QkdjP;da[7;k,c8d8kj ’0v’dkooe.-h7ede,t c]t 7ecmook, .oI6[c[[gvdtrqf c]t rts5rqfD How much is the rice? It’s 7000 kip a kilo. How much are the bananas? They’re 4000 kip a bunch. x 76lv[4k,gvqk7e8v[9kdoadIPo8,jn 3fpoe.-h7e4k, How much oerkg/ud7e4k,c]t 7e8v[3fp.shgIafgxaodyf9tdefh;p76gj l]uD x 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnvj gIafdyf9tde4k, c]t 8v[D 6. Complete 8nj,.sh7q[ x 76vkf9tgIaf.shoadIPoc8j]t7qogIafdyf9tdeoU d;fcdh7noda[76jdyf9tde 0v’8qo s^n 9tgIafgxao;Pd[hkod+wfh x d;fcdh.ldj tfko A. Put a/an/some and any in the blanks. 1. There isn’t any cheese on the plate. 2. There isn’t a school in this village. 3. There aren’t any hotels near here. 4. Are there any people on the bus? 5. Is there a telephone here? 6. There’s a horse in that field. 7. There are some monkeys in the zoo. 8. Is there a restaurant in the hotel? 9. There is some jam on the shelf. 10. There’s a fly in my soup. 102

B. Put some / any in the blanks. Unit 8 1. Have you got any brothers and sisters? 2. Is there any coffee in your cup? 3. There aren’t any camels in this zoo. 4. There’s some lemonade in that glass. Don’t throw it away. 5. There are some children in the park. 6. I can see some birds in the tree but I can’t hear any noise. 7. Are there any mice under the bookshelf? 8. There are some apples in the bag but there aren’t any oranges. 7. Read and list vjko c]t 9afd5j,7ela[ x dvj o9txt8y[afdyf9tdk=ouhF 76vkf.shoadIPola’gdfg[j’y 7k=la[gs^jqkouh;jkG 7k=la[.fc,oj xtgrfvksko c]t 7k=.fc,jo xtgrfg7njv’fn,j D x 9kdoAo.shoadIPo0Po7k=la[]q’.ljshv’vksko c]t g7njv’fnj,.sh4nd8hv’D x 76ok=rkd;fcdh.ldj tfko.sh4nd8hv’D 7k=8v[G Food Drink ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ 1. bread 1. lemonade 2. steak 2. tea 3. butter 3. milk 4. jam 4. coffee 5. fish 5. water 6. cheese 6. wine 7. tomato 7. pepsi 8. salad 8. coke 8. Memory Game gd,mqflv[7;k,9n9j e • .odyf9tdk=ouhF 76cotok=.shoadIPo.-hg;]kg[y’j I6[rk[.oxB, ! okmu 3fp.sh 9n9j k=g7nvj ’0v’8jk’Mmu;j k’w;hgmy’|hk38t.ogInvo7q;D x 76.shoadIPoxyfxB,c]h;4k,;jkG <What’s on the table?< x oadIPo8v[8k,7;k,9nj9k=0v’8qogv’3fpok=.-h7k=ok=|hk Xa, an s^n some? 7k=8v[G some meat, a banana, some cherries, some coffee, some bread, some apples, some orange juice, potato, some meat, some tea, banana, onion 103

Unit 8 ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ x 9kdoaho76vkf0Po7k=8v[ma’\\qf0v’oadIPom8ju v[,k.ljgmy’dtfkoF x .shoadIPogxufxB, c]t d;fg[y’j ;jk7k=la[mugj 0qkg9qhkg;qhk vvd,koaho,ao,u s^n [+,u4hk,u.sh76\\kp X¥? .lFj 4hk[=j,u.sh\\kp XX?D 9. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ x 9kddyf9tdk=.o0=hmu )F 76.shoadIPog[’jy 7no[qfg/ydsafvudgmnjv|b’j D 3fp.odyf9t dk=oUoadIPo9twfh.-h7k=4k, Is there any……? s^n Are there any……..? .ldj a[7k=ok,mujoa[wfh c]t oa[[=jwfDh XoadIPowfhIPoc]h;.o[qfIPomu @? x 76vtmy[kp.shoadIPo2a’3fppqd7k=la[.f|j’b 0nho,kg[yj’8q;1kj ’.oxnh,c[[IPo c]t ok=.-h[aofk7k=la[m.ju sh,kD oadIPolk,kffh;p8v[ Yes, No 8k,;af45 8q;9y’muj,u.oI6[rk[D 10. Read and draw vjko c]t c8h, x .odyf9tdk=ouhF76vtmy[kp.shoadIPog[j’y I6[rk[ c]t g[yj’7k=la[16j]ts;jk’dk’ I6[rk[D 9kdoaho.shoadIPos,kp]6dlvo.l.j sh4nd8hv’D 8q;1kj ’G 1a wave b 7e8v[G 2a point b break repair 3a pay b buy 4a do b make 5a cook b cut 6a feed b eat 7a close b open 104

Lesson 3 What would you like? Unit 8 [qfIPomu 3 g9Qk8hv’dkospa’? .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9tIPolqomtokdPj ;da[dko-Ng7nvj ’D 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\\j • djvog0Qklj6[qfIPo764k,]v’g[y’j ;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[muj .-h.o[qf IPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9j’b .shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D x 76vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[j’y 8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,s^a’ gmnjvxt,ko @ 7A’D x 76vkj oc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’[+ 4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovkj ovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vdzh6vkj ozyfoAovjko 7no.sh4ndD x 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D x 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b’j vkj o.sh\\6j2a’D ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ 76cxrhv,ma’pqd[k’8q;1kj ’[k’vaog-aoj G I would like a piece of cake. (I’d like a piece of cake.) 2. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, xt8y[afdyf9tde2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, 3fpoe.-h[qflqomtokD Script / [qfvkj o a. Shopkeeper: What would you like to buy? Customer: I’d like to buy two kilos of rice, please. Shopkeeper: That’s ten thousand kip, please. b. Shopkeeper: What would you like to have? Customer: I’d like to have half a kilo of pork, please. Shopkeeper: That’s twenty-five thousand, please. 105

Unit 83. Grammar note s^adw;pkdvo x 76vtmy[kp;ymudkooe.-h would like 0Poc[[lAo ( -’d like )D ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດgIqk.-h leo;ooUg;]kgIqk8vh’dkolu’j .flu’j sonj’D 8q;1k’j G What would you like to have? I would like to have a kilo of fish, please. (full form) I’d like to have a kilo of fish, please. (short form) 4. Complete and practise 8n,7e.sh7q[ c]t g/ydcv[ x 76.shoadIPog[u’j I6[Ihko7hk.o8ts^kfmuj16j.o[qfIPomujzjko,k c]t oe.-h I6[rk[ oAogIaf[qflqomtokD • 76gIaf8q;1k’j 3fp.shoadIPo0No,kdtfkoc]h;ltcf’[qflqomtok djP;da[dko-Ngj 7njv’ mevyf.sh76ltcf’gxaoz6h0kp c]t.shoadIPogxaoz6h-N 9kdoAo9af.shoadIPogxao76j grnjvln[8+g/yd [qflqomtokfa’j dkj ;D x d;fcdh3fp.sh760Po[qflqomtok.ljdtfko c]t .shoadIPodkp.l.j o xN,0PoD 7e8v[G Shopkeeper: What would you like to buy? Customer: I’d like to buy two kilos of oranges. How much is that? Shopkeeper: That’s 15000 kip, please. Shopkeeper: What would you like to have? Customer: I’d like a kilo of rice and a kilo of sugar. How much is that? Shopkeeper: That’s 11000 kip, please. 5. Listen and write 2a’ c]t 0Po x [vdoadIPog[uj’8k8t]k’ c]h;vjko]kpdkovkskomu0j Pow;hoAoD x ,u[qflqomtoklk,[qfD 76vjko.shoadIPo2a’[qflqomtokgmnjvmusj onj’D 76 vkj ovud lv’gmnjvc]t .shoadIPo8nj,.l8j k8t]k’D d;fcdh[qflqomtok 9kdoAo g0Qkl[j6 qf lqomtok38mulv’D 106

7e8v[G Unit 8 Customer1: a kilo of peas, half a kilo of chillies and a big cabbage.ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ Customer2: 2 kilos of mangoes, 2 kilos of onions, a kilo of carrots, a small watermelon and a big fish. Customer3: 2 kilos of meat, a kilo of bananas, 2 kilos of beans and half a kilo of lemons. Script / [qfvjko Customer 1 Customer: Good morning. I’d like some vegetables. Have you got any peas? Shopkeeper: Yes, the peas are beautiful. How many would you like? Customer: How much are they? Shopkeeper: Two hundred and fifty kip a kilo. Customer: A kilo, please. I need some chillies, too. How much are they? Shopkeeper: Three hundred kip a kilo. Customer: Give me half a kilo. And I’d like a cabbage. The big one on the top. How much is that? Shopkeeper: One hundred kip. Anything else? Customer: No, that’s all. Thank you. Customer 2 Customer: Hello. Those mangoes look good. How much are they? Shopkeeper: Eight hundred and twenty kip a kilo. Customer: Two kilos, please. And I’d like a small watermelon. How much does that one cost? Shopkeeper: Five hundred kip. Anything else. Customer: Yes. I need some onions and some carrots. How much are they? Shopkeeper: The onions are five hundred and fifty kip a kilo, and the carrots are one thousand kip a kilo. Customer: Two kilos of onions and a kilo of carrots, please. And I’d like some fish. Give me that big one over there. How much is it? Shopkeeper: Three thousand kip for the big one. Anything else? Customer: No, that’s all, thanks. Customer 3 Shopkeeper: Good morning. Can I help you? Customer: Hello, I’d like some meat please. Shopkeeper: How much would you like? 107

Unit 8 ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ Customer: Give me two kilos. How much is it? Shopkeeper: Two thousand, five hundred kip a kilo. Anything else? Customer: Yes, a bunch of bananas and a kilo of apples. How much are they? Shopkeeper: The bananas are two hundred kip a bunch, and the apples are eight hundred kip a kilo. Anything else? Customer: How much is the chicken? Shopkeeper: It’s nine hundred kip a kilo. Would you like some? Customer: No, that’s a lot of money. But give me a kilo of beans and half a kilo of lemons. Shopkeeper: The beans are two hundred kip a kilo and the lemons are one hundred and fifty kip a kilo. Anything else? Customer: No, that’s all. Thank you. 6. Choose and write g]nvd c]t 0Po x 76ok=rkoadIPog[y’j 7k=la[.odyf9tdk=ouhdvj o c]t rkoadIPovjkozjko ! 7ah’D x 76vtmy[kp;ymugIaf[qfg/ydsafouh3fp[vd.shoadIPo9afgvqk7k=la[ ! sk ) 380Po.ldj hv’I6[rk[.sh4nd8hv’D x s^a’9kdohao oadIPogIaf[qfg/ydsafc]h;F 76ok=rkd;fcdhgxaod5j,D 7k=8v[G 1. chillies 2. fish 3. chicken 4. onions 5. carrots 6. watermelon 7. lemon 8. meat 7. Game gd, x 76.shoadIPo sqd sk ly[ 7qo,kdtfkogrvn gIafdyf9tde8q;1k’.sh\\6j76jg[y’D x 769afoadIPogxao95F 95]t ly[ 7qo s^n \\qfshv’ grnvj sY^ogd,D 76lk,kfla[xPj ogd,fh;pdko4k,;jk lyj’0v’mujxzh6mevyfwfhg;QkwxoAo .shzh6mulv’ g;Qk7novud c]t g;Qkly’j 0v’.\\jF zh6mulk, c]t luj d=gIaf7ndaoD gd,oUlk,kfgIaf gxaodyf9tde grnvj oeg0Qkl6[j qfIPod+wfhD 8. Miming game gd,.[sk7ela[ X[j=g;qhkvvdlP’ltcf’mkj mk’gvqk? x djvo9ts^uhogd,ouhF 768hv’vtmy[kp;ymus^uho.shoadIPog0qhk.93fpdkocotok= dkos^uho7nG x .shoadIPo!7qo7qho7yfsk7ela[|j’b -bj’vkf9t\\kpg4y’dkodtmk=s^nvkdkoltcf’ 108

vao.fvao|nj’.o.99kdoaho.shvvd,kltcf’vkdkomjkmk’fa’j d;jk3fp[=jvvd Unit 8 lP’.fM x 9kdoaho.shs,6j.oshv’IPogfqkvkdkoltcf’fa’j djk;;kj \\kpg4u’spa’Fສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ gd,ouhlk,kf4k,wfhs^kpM7ah’9qod;jk9twfhIa[7k=8v[mu4j nd8hv’D 8q;1jk’G Mr A (7qho7yfgvqk ! vkdkoltcf’) buying bananas. Class: Are you washing your car? A : No, I’m not. Class: Are you planting a banana tree? A : No, I’m not. Class: Are you buying bananas? A : Yes, I am. oUc,oj [k’9k=o;ovkdkoltcf’mulj k,kfok=.-hwfh7nG - going shopping - drinking water - eating meat - reading a newspaper - playing football - planting trees - sleeping….. 9. Read and write vkj o c]t 0Po • .odyf9tdk=ouhF.odkofk=gouo;ymuxt8y[af,u16j @ 1kj ’dkook=.-h7k=4k,7nG 1. What would you like to buy? 2. What would you like? • dyf9tdk= ! What would you like to buy? x 76vtmy[kp.odyf9tdk=ouhF.sh9afoadIPo @ 7qoz6hsobj’8ah’7k=4k, c]t vud7qosoj’b 8v[F djvovnoj z6h8v[7k=4k,8hv’wfhg]nvd & 1kj ’c]h;0Po.ljg9hp s^n xnh,0v’ 8qogv’F X.o !W ]kpdkomuj76.sh,k? x 9kdoaho8ah’7k=4k,c,jog]uj,4k,8k,.9.o !0 ]kpdko Xzh6.f4k,wfh 3 ]kpdko djvos,6gj xao z6h-totg]uf.ogd,? 109

Unit 88q;1kj ’G ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດYou: Would you like to buy any oranges? Partner: Yes, I would (1 score) You: Would you like to buy any vegetables? Partner: No, I wouldn’t. (0 score, so now it’s your partner’s turn) Partner: Would you like to …….? { ]k=]a[lk=o;oxt3spdmjou k=.-hwfhG buy any oranges buy any drinks go shopping now buy any lemons buy any meat buy any carrots buy any foods buy any fish buy any fruits buy any rice 10. Listen and tick 2a’ c]t \\kp x .odyf9tdk=ouhF769twfhvkj o! .o @ xt3spdvvd,k.shfuc]tlP’9tc9h’ x oadIPo.shdtdP,2a’c]ts,kpgvqkxt3spdmu7j 6vkj ovvd,kmugj sao;kj 4nd 8hv’c]h;9bj’s,kp X¥? gvqkD 7k=8v[G 1. Would you like a Coke? 2. I would like some orange juice. 3. We would like to go for a walk. 4. What do you like doing at the weekend? 5. We like our new car. REVISION (UNIT 7 - 8) 1. Write and complete 0Po c]t 8nj,.sh7q[ 7e8v[G 1. love 5. spit 2. give 6. have 3. listen 7. need 4. throw 8. buy - Complete 8nj,.sh7q[ b. throw c. spit d. buy 7e8v[G a. listen f. have g. need e. give 110

2. Listen and tick 2a’ c]t \\kp8yd Unit 8 x 76.shoadIPovjkog[y’j 7ela[djvoD 9kdoAo 76cotoe .shoadIPo\\kp ; .l|j hk7e la[mujg0qkg9QkwfhpyoD x 76vjkoc8j7ela[mu,j ug7nbjv’\\kp ; gmqjkoAoD Script / [qfvkj o … cake ; chicken 1. ; egg ; cheese 2. … children … would 3. … coffee ; come 4. ; food ; tomato 5. … some 6. … potato 3. Complete gIaf.sh7q[ ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ x .odyf9tdeoU 76cotoe.shoadIPogvqk7ela[muj.sh,k9eo;o 8 7e g0Qk.l[j jvo s;kj ’.sh4nd8k,7;k,s,kp 7e8v[G 1. Waiter: What would you like to eat? Woman: I’d like a chicken sandwich, a salad and a Coke, please. 2. Waiter: OK. And what would you like to have? Child: I’d like a hot dog and French fries. Waiter: And what would you like to drink? Child: Milk, please. 3. Waiter: What would you like to have, Sir? Man: The fish, please. Waiter: Anything to drink? Man: Coffee and some water. 4. Waiter: OK. What would you like ma’am? Woman: Chicken and French fries, please. And tea. 111

Unit Nine Unit 1 COMPARING dkolq,mP[ Lesson 1 Two friends [qfIPomu 1 \\6jlv’7qo IPook=.- hdkolq,mP[ tall /taller. Lesson 2 In our class [qfiPomu 2 .oshv’IPo0v’r;dgiqk Lesson 3 IPook=.-h tall/taller/tallest. [qfIPomu # Two cities in Laos lv’8q;g,nvj ’.oxtgmf]k; IPodjP;da[dkorao]tok c]t lq,mP[lt4komuj g;]kIPoG 12 -q;j 3,’ ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ dkodtdP,G dvoj 0Boshv’768hv’wfhdtdP,G • [af7k=la[mugj xao7k=75ook,muj9k=gxaogrnvj pqd.shoadIPo8v[8k,dkoxP[mP[ .oc8]j t]tfa[7n ]tfa[mk=,tfkF ]tfa[xP[mP[lv’1kj ’ c]t ]tfa[0ahol5fD  95fxtlq’G x vjkoc]t0Poxt3spdxP[mP[8k,0aho8jk’Mwfh • ok=.-h7k=75ook,mj,u urtpk’fP; (old, short) 7e75ook,muj,ulv’rtpk’ (happy, pretty) c]t lk,rtpk’0Bowx (excellent, beautiful) ]tfa[7kf\\kpG s^a’9kd9q[[qfIPoouh oadIPolk,kfG x vjkoxt3spdxP[mP[8k,0aho8kj ’M0v’7k=75ook, x I6hdkoxP[mP[]ts;jk’ly’j mugj xao7qoF laf c]t ly’j 0v’wfh x I6h.9hcpd7;k,\\kp0v’7k=75ook,mujlahoc]t7k=75ook,mujpk; 112

Lesson 1 Two friends Unit 9 [qfIPomu ! \\lj6 v’7qo .o[qfIPooU oadIPo9twfhIPodPj ;da[dkolq,mP[D 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\\j • dvj og0Qkl6j[qfIPo764k,]v’g[y’j ;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdvj odPj ;da[7ela[muj .-h.o[qf IPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9’jb .shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D x 76vkj o7ela[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko @ 7A’ c]h; .shoadIPog[j’y 8k,xB, c8[j +wfhg;Qk 8k,s^a’gmnjvD x 76vkj oc]h;.shoadIPovkj o8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pkj ’vhv,shv’grnjv2a’;kj zh6.fvvdlP’[+ 4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovkj ovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvjkol5fc]h;.sh[vd zh6vkj ozyfoAovjko 7no.sh4ndD x 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D x 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|bj’ vjko.sh\\j62a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd[k’8q;1jk’g-ajoG How old is your father? How much do you weigh? ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ 2. Grammar note s^adw;ptdvo x 76 vtmy[kpdkooe.-h7e4k,fh;p How + adjective + …..? .o[vjo adjective gIqklk,kfgvqk7evojn .fhF c88j hv’.sh.fh7;k,\\kp.odko 4k,g-aoj G How old, tall, fat, far, deep,……? 8q;1kj ’G How old are you? / How tall is your father? - How lk,kf.-hda[ much c]t many wfhF g[yj’8q;1kj’]5j,oUG (How much s^n How many cx;jk s^kpxko.fF s^kpgmkjq .f) gIqk.-h8A’7e4k,djP;da[9eo;o mugj Iqk1kdI6hD 8q;1jk’G How much do you weigh? How many brothers have you got? 113

Unit 9 ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ 3. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;qhk8k, x djvomuoadIPo9tg0qhkl6dj yf9tdk=F76.shoadIPog[j’y I6[ mhk;,t3ome c]t ok’ fk;aodvj o 9kdoaho76vjko0h=,6o 0v’oadIPo 2 7qooAo.shm5d7qo.osvh’2a’D 764k,oadIPoG How old is Manotham? How tall is Manotham? How much does Manotham weigh? How many brothers and sisters has Manotham got? 760Po7k=4k,0hk’gmy’ouh.ldj tfkoF c]h;4k,7k=4k,fP;daoda[fk;aoD 76.-h7k=ok,gs^qjkouhG age, height, weight, family .ljda[7k=4k,0hk’gmy’oahoD x xt8y[af dyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;qhk8k,D 4. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;qhk x 76giaf[qf8q;1jk’cdoj adIPo 76g;qhk;jkG I’m taller than Manotham. I’m heavier than Davanh. etc.9kdoaho 76.shoadIPoc8’j xt3spdvnoj muj7hkp7ndaoouhD x 769afoadIPogxao7j6 s^n gxao95grnvj ln[8+xt8y[afdyf9tdeD x d;fcdh.ldj tfkoD 5. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ x 76ok=rkoadIPo8ah’7k=4k, c]t g/ydg;qhkxt3spd 4hkgsao;jk9k=gxaoD [vdoadIPo;kj g0qkg9qhkpa’ok=.-h7e4k,ouhgrnjv8nj,8k8t]k’.sh7q[D x 76[vdoadIPodjkp8k8t]k’.lxj B,0PoD9kdoaho 9afoadIPogxao95F 95]tlk,7qo grnjv4k,gvqk0=h,6o-nj’dao c]t daoc]h;8j,n 8k8t]k’.sh7q[D 6. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;qhk x dyf9tdk=oUc,jodkod;fcdhm;o7no0v’dyf9tde0hk’gmy’D x 764k,gvqkxt3spd8q;1kj ’9kdoadIPo c]tg/ydxt3spdgs^jkq oaho4hkgsao;jk 9k=gxaoD x 769afoadIPogxao95 95]t sqd { cxf 7qo grnjvgIafdyf9tdk=ouhD x d;fcdh.ljdtfko s^n .shoadIPogIafgxao;Pd[hkoD 114

7. Say and write g;qhk c]t 0Po Unit 9 x 76lv[4k,gvqk7e8v[0v’xt3spd 1 sk 3 9kdoadIPog/ydxt3spdgs^qjkoUD x 769afoadIPogxao73j6 fp.shoadIPo ! 7qog[yj’xt3spd8k,ok=g[umuj.sh,k9kdoaho.shສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ g;qhkxt3spdfaj’dkj;vvd,k c]t 8=j,k9b’j 0Po.lxj B,F .sh76lj qomtokwfhg[y’j ok= x 76lk,kf9afoadIPogxao76\\j qfshv’IPogrnvj xt8y[afwxrhv,daoD X76vkf1jk’ c]t g[y’j .o0totoadIPodk=]a’xt8y[afdyf9tdk=ouh? 7e8v[G 1. Vientiane is bigger than Pakse. 2. Giraffes are taller than horses. 3. Luang Prabang is older than Vientiane. 4. Elephants are heavier than zebras. 5. Apples are cheaper than bananas. 6. June is hotter than January. 7. Ice is cooler than water. Lesson 2 In our class [qfIPomu @ .oshv’IPo0v’r;dgIqk .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9twfhIPodkook=.-h tall – taller – tallest 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\\j • dvj og0Qklj6[qfIPo764k,]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdvj odjP;da[7ela[mu.j -h.o [qfIPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9j’b .shoadIPogxufxB,g[y’j D x 76vkj o7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[j’y 8k,xB,c8[j +wfhg;Qk8k,s^a’ gmnvj xt,ko @ 7A’D x 76vkj oc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnvj 2a’;kj zh6.fvvd lP’[+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvkj ol5fc]h;.sh[vdzh6vjkozyf oAovjko7no.sh4ndD x 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D x 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b’j vkj o.sh\\6j2a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd[k’8q;1jk’g-ajoG tall – taller – tallest interesting – more interesting – the most interesting 115

Unit 9 ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ 2. Grammar note s^adw;pkdvo x dyf9tdk=ouhgxaodkodjkpmk=,tfkD 76vkf9t.shoadIPogIafgxao;Pd[hkodjw= fhD x 76[vdoadIPo;kj g0qkg9qhk9twfhIPodjP;da[7k=75ook,mu,j ulk,rtpk’0Bowx .o[qfIPo8j=wxD x 76vtmy[kpdqfdko8nj,l;j omhkp0v’7e75ook,D 1. 4hk7e75ook,38.f,ulP’lAortpk’fP;F ,ult]t0Aodk’ dvj o9t8n,j -er}-est .sh 8nj,rtpao-totmhkpvud38|b’j dvj o9t8nj, -er}-est 8q;1kj ’G big bigger the biggest fat fatter the fattest @D 4hk7e75ook,38.fskd]q’mhkpfh;p (e), dvj o9t8nj, -er}-est gIqkrP’c88j n,j r c]t -st gmqjkoAoD 8q;1jk’G large larger the largest wide wider the widest #D 4hk7e75ook,38.fskdgxao7e75ook,c[[mj;q wxF gIqklk,kf8n,j er}est g0Qkmhkpwfhg]up 8q;1jk’G long longer the longest tall taller the tallest $D 4hk7e75ook,38.fskd]q’mhkpfh;p y, 8+|hk y c,oj rtpao-tot gIqk8hv’xjPo y gxao i djvoc]h;9n’j 8n,j -er/-est. 8q;1kj ’G heavy heavier the heaviest busy busier the busiest &D 7e76ook,muj.-h16j]tfa[xP[mP[ @ 1kj ’ c]t ]tfa[0Aol5f-bj’.-h more c]t most. r;dgIqk.-h more c]t most da[7e75ook,[k’9er;dmuj,u @ sk # rtpk’0Bowx Xc8j;kj ,ao[+.-hda[7e75ook,mu]j q’mhkpfh;p -y? 8q;1jk’G expensive more expensive the most expensive beautiful more beautiful the most beautiful dangerous more dangerous the most dangerous 116

3. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, Unit 9 x xt8y[afdyf9tde 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k,D 4. Say and write g;qhk c]t 0Po x 76lv[4k,gvqkxt3spd 8q;1jk’9kdoadIPoD .odyf9tdk=ouh 769tok=.-h7elq, mP[gmqkj oahoD x 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnvj xt8y[afdyf9tdk= g[j’y F g;qhk c]t 0PoD vkf9t,us^kpM xt3spdmujc8d8kj ’vvd9kd[qfIPooadIPolk,kfc8j’0Bo s^n vu’.lj8q;9y’ 0v’g0qkg9QkD • c]h;d;fcdh.ldtfkoD 5. Ask and answer 4k, c]t 8v[ x 76gIafgxao8q;1kj ’cdjoadIPoF 76.shoadIPo lk,7qo,kdtfkoc]h;4k,;jkG 769af]P’oadIPo8k,]k=fa[ 9kd8ej skl6’3fp.-h7e4k,G ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ who is the tallest? X is the tallest Z is the tallest 76lv[4k,gvqkxt3spdmugj xao9y’D 9kdoAo d=xt8y[afdyf9tdec[[fP;dao 3fpok=.-hvkp5 (ages): youngest to oldest. x 769afoadIPogxao95F 95]t sqd { cxf 7qo grjvn xt8y[afdyf9td=kD c8’j 8ah’z6h]kp’koxt9e95grnvj 0Bo,k]kp’ko16dj tfkoD x d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD 4ngvqkdkod;fcdhouhgrnjvgoaho|ad.ldj kovtmy[kpdPj ;da[ the .og;]koe.-h superlatives. (the tallest, the shortest) 6. Write and say 0Po c]t g;qhk x 76cotoe.shoadIPo\\qfshv’.shg0qhk.9;ymudko0Poxt3spd8k,7;k,9y’ 3fpok=.-h7k=75ook,mwu fhIPo,kc]h;.o[qfIPodvo g-aoj G Chanthy is younger than KhamdyD x 76cotok=.shoadIPolk,kf0Powfhm5dMg]jvn ’mujrq;raoda[7k=ok,mujwfhIPo 117

Unit 9 3fp0Pogxaodkolq,mP[ @ 1kj ’ (Comparative) s^n lk,1kj ’0Bowx ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ(Superlative) x 9kdoaho.shg;qhkxt3spdmu8j qogv’0Pow;hc]h;F vjkovvd.sh\\62j a’D 8q;1kj’G Kham is taller than Deng. Dara is the most beautiful girl in the class. Thongdy is shorter than Bounmy. 7. Look and say g[y’j c]t g;qhk x mk=vyf76m;o7no7k=la[3fp.-hI6[rk[D 76g[’y 7nogrnv7;k,co.j 9;jk oadIPoI6h9ad7k=ok,ma’\\qfouhc]h; s^n pa’D x 76[vdoadIPog[y’j xt3spd8q;1kj ’F 9kdoaho 0Po.ljdtfkoc]h;[vdoadIPocx gxaorklk]k;D x 76lv[4k, c]t oadIPog;qhkvud # xt3spdD x 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnvj xt8y[afdyf9tdk=D x d;fcdh.ljdtfkomaomu s^n vkf9t.shoadIPogxao;Pd[hkoc]h;d;fcdh.o[qf IPo8=jwxD 8. Complete 8n,j .sh7q[ x 76cotoe.shoadIPo\\qfshv’rkdoa gIaf[qfg/ydsafouh3fpdko8n,j er s^n est c]t 8v[7k=4k,D x 769afg;]k.shoadIPo-;jq w]pt|bj’grnjvgIaf[qfg/ydsaf.shc]h; X10-15 okmu? x s^a’9kdoaho oadIPogIaf[qfg/ydsafc]h;F 76oerkoadIPod;fcdh.ljdtfkoD 7e8v[G 1. oldest - He is X8k,vkp59y’? years old. 2. taller - Xvu’8k,8q;9yj’? 3. longest - …………… 4. highest - It’s Phubia. 5. longer - No, it isn’t. 6. faster - No, it can’t. 118

9. Complete 8nj,.sh7q[ Unit 9 x 76cotoe.shoadIPo\\qfshv’gIaf[qfg/ydsafouh3fpdko0Po7e75ook,.sh4nd8hv’ 8k,shv’s;kj ’muj.sh,kD x 76.shoadIPo.-hg;]k8n,j 7e8v[.lj[vj os;jk’D x 76oerkd;fcdh7e8v[muj4nd8hv’.ljgmy’dtfkoD 7k=8v[G 1. smaller smallest 2. taller tallest 3. wider widest 4. larger largest 5. bigger biggest 6. hotter hottest 7. better best 8. bad worst 9. prettier prettiest 10. heavier heaviest ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ 11. slower slowest 10. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,7e.sh7q[ • 76cotok=.shoadIPo\\qfshv’g[y’j [qfg/ydsaflv’0=h8=jwxouh7n0=h A c]t 0=h B .o0=h A. • oadIPo9toe.-h7e;jk than g0qhk.oc8j]txt3spdF .o 0=h B oadIPo 9twfhoe.-h superlative g0Qk.oc8]j txt3spdD • 76.shoadIPogIaf[qfg/ydsaf3fp9afg;]k.sh8k,7;k,g\\tlq,76d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD 7e8v[G A. 1. You’re older than her. 2. You cook better than me. 3. You have got more money than them. 4. You can run faster than me. 5. You work harder than him. B. 1. It was the happiest day of my life. 2. It’s the best film I’ve ever seen. 3. She’s the most beautiful singer in our country. 119

Unit 94. It’s the prettiest cat I’ve ever seen. 5. It was the coldest day of the year. ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ6. He’s the most interesting teacher I’ve ever met. 11. Read and write vkj o c]t 0Po A • 76.shoadIPola’gdfg[yj’I6[;q’,qo 3 ;q’ c]t g[yj’xt3spd8q;1k’j muj.sh,k grnjvxP[mP[9kdoAo 76.shoadIPo0Po @ xt3spd7no.\\j.sh4nd8hv’D • 76.shoadIPo0Po @ xt3spd.lxj B,0v’g0qkg9Qk s^a’9kdoadIPo0Poc]h; 76d;fcdh.ldj tfkoD 7e8v[G 1. B is smaller than C. 2. A isn’t smaller than B. B 9af7j6.shdq’dao x 76cotoe c]t vtmy[kp.shoadIPo9af8q;vaflvom1ju 6jlj;omhkp0v’7eok,.ljdao .sh4nd8hv’76.shoadIPo0Po.lxj B,0v’g0qkg9Qkgv’D x 76d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD 7e8v[G big er} est large ger}gest long ier}iest heavy r}st tall er}est 120

Lesson 3 Two cities in Laos Unit 9 [qfIPomu # lv’8q;g,nvj ’.oxtgmf]k; ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ .o[qfIPooU oadIPo9twfhIPodPj ;da[dkorao]tok c]t lq,mP[lt4komjDu 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\\j • dvj og0Qkl6j[qfIPo764k,]v’g[yj’;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[mu.j -h.o[qf IPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9j’b .shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D x 76vkj o7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[j’y 8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,s^a’ gmnvj xt,ko @ 7A’D x 76vkj oc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnvj 2a’;kj zh6.fvvdlP’ [+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovkj ovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvkj ol5fc]h;.sh[vdzh6vkj ozyfoAovjko 7no.sh4ndD x 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D x 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|b’j vjko.sh\\6j2a’D 2. Read and answer vjko c]t 8v[ x 76.shoadIPoc8]j t7qovkj o[qffh;p8qogv’|bj’gmnjvD 9kdoaho 76vkj o.shoadIPo2a’ c]t vjko8k,D 16j.o;admk=vyfouh 9t,u7k=la[.\\9j k=o;o|bj’D [vd.shoadIPogfqk7;k,\\kp0v’7k=la[gs^qjkou population, government, administration, business. 9kdgonhvg]njv’ouhc,oj g8adoydmujfumuj9t-j;p.shoadIPo gduf,umadlt.odkovjkoD 76cx s^n 9t.shoadIPocx7k=la[gs^qkj ouhgxaorklk]k;D x s^a’9kd76oerkoadIPocx[qfg]njv’ g0Qk.9c]h;F 76cotoe.shoadIPo8v[7e4k, $ 0=hD x oadIPo.-hg;]k & sk !W okmu .odko8v[9kdoAo 76d;fcdh7e8v[16dj tfkoD 7e8v[ 1. The capital of Laos is Vientiane 2. The population of Vientiane is five hundred thousand. 3. No, Vientiane is not quieter than Luangprabang. 4. No, Luangprabang is not the most crowded in Laos. 121

Unit 9 ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ Script / [qfvkj o Vientiane is the capital of Laos. It is also the biggest city in Laos, with a population of more than five hundred thousand. Vientiane is the centre of government, administration, and business for the whole country. Vientiane is the busiest and the most crowded city in Laos. Luang Prabang is smaller and older than Vientiane. It is the old capital of Laos. Luang Prabang is quieter and more peaceful than Vientiane. There are many temples and lovely, old buildings in Luang Prabang. Some people think that Luang Prabang is the most beautiful city in Laos. 3. Listen and say 2a’ c]t g;Qk x oadIPo7q’75hog7upda[dyf9tdk= true}false ,kc]h;D 76.shoadIPog[y’j 8q;1kj ’D x 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnvj xt8y[af dyf9tdk=D x d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD 7e8v[G True 1. Vientiane is the biggest city in Laos. 2. Vientiane is the centre of administration. True 3. Vientiane is older than Luang Prabang. False Luangprabng is older than Vientiane. 4. Luang Prabang is busier than Vientiane. False Luangprabang is quieter than Vientiane. 5. Vientiane is more crowded than Luang Prabang. True 4. Listen and complete 2a’ c]t 8nj,.sh7q[ x 76.shoadIPodkj p[qfIPo9kdxB,c[[IPo.lxj B,0Po0v’g0qkg9qhkD x 76vkj o.shoadIPo8nj,7k=.lj[jvos;kj ’.sh7q[D oadIPo,u7;k,75og7upda[[qfvkj o Xtext? ,kc]h;D 7kf;jkg0qkg9qhkvkf9tgIafwfh 4hk2a’76vjkogmnvj fP;D x 76d;fcdh.ldj tfkoD oadIPolk,kfd;f.shdao c]t daowfh3fpdkola[xjPoxB,D 122

Script / [qfvkj o Unit 9 Luang Prabang is smaller and older than Vientiane. It is the oldສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ capital of Laos. Luang Prabang is quieter and more peaceful than Vientiane. There are many temples and lovely, old buildings in Luang Prabang. Some people think that Luang Prabang is the most beautiful city in Laos. 5. Look and say g[y’j c]t g;qhk x 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1jk’D .shg0qkg9qhk7yfsks^kpMxt3spd.odkolq,mP[]t s;kj ’ televisions, radios c]t computers ;kj 9to=k.-h7k=75ook,.fvudD 76lv[4k,gvqkxt3spd3fpdkook=.-hI6[vjon M8nj,vudD x 769afoadoadIPogxao76jgrnvj xt8y[af dyf9tdefa’j dkj ;D x d;fcdh.ljdtfkoD oadIPovkf9tc8j’xt3spdwfhs^kpM1jk’8k,7;k,lk,kf 0v’g0qkg9Qk s^n 76.shoadIPo0Poxt3spd8nj,vudgxao;Pd[hkoD 6. Write 0Po x 76lv[4k,gvqk7;k,7yfgsao9kdoadIPogrjvn gxaodkodtdP,djvomuj9t.shg0qkg9qhk gvqkdyf9tdeouhgxao;Pd[hkoD x 76.shoadIPog[y’j [qfvkj odPj ;da[;P’9aoc]ts^;’rt[k’7novudD vtmy[kp.shoad IPo2a’;kj ;ad (paragraph) mevyfg;qhkdPj ;da[dkorao]tokg,nv’;P’9aoD lj;o;ad (paragraph) mulv’g;qhkdPj ;da[dkolq,mP[lv’8q;g,nv’D x 760Po.ljdtfkoD 76lv[4k,oadIPo8,jn vudgrnjvgda[degvqks^kpM 7;k,7yfgrjvn 9twfhoewx0Po]q’.olv’;adoahoD x 767;o9njw;hltg\\u;kj 8hv’.-hg;]k.odkodtdP,dyf9tdk=0Pogrjvn .shoadIPo xtlq[zqoleg]af.odko0PoD 7. Puzzle gd,xyfltok x .odyf9tdeouhF 76cotoe c]t vtmy[kp.shoadIPo-vdsk7ela[mjgu xao7e75ook, ,k9eo;o & 7k=la[ mu1j 6.j oshv’ $ s^Pj ,ouhD x 76vkf9af;k’g;]kc[[9edafF 4hkoadIPoz6h.f-vdskwfh & 7ela[dvj o\\6j.shpqd ,n0Bo X4n;jkz6hoahogxaoz6h-tot?D 123

Unit 9x 76vkfdtdP,]k’;ao.f|j’b grnjv.shoadIPoz6hmuj-totg]uf 7k=8v[G 1. YOUNG 2. CHEAP 3. HEAVY 4. FAT 5.TALL ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ 8. Song, Sounds, Rhymes gr’F lP’F dkolezaf x .orkdouh 769twfhoerkoadIPocv[2a’gr’gxaorklkva’dyfD .o0totmuj oadIPo 2a’gr’wxoahoF 767;ovtmy[kpdjvo2a’D fa’j oAo g0qkg9Qk9t.fh,u95fxtlq’.odko2a’D 768hv’vtmy[kp.shoadIPoI6h9addvj o;jk g0qhkg9qhk9twfh8nj,7k=la[g0Qk.l[j vj os;jk’D x 16.j ogr’ouhF oadIPo9twfh2a’lP’7ela[[jvomhkpxt3spdmuj,ulP’lk=zafdaoD 7k=8v[G Like a long, lonely stream I keep running toward a dream Moving on, moving on Like a branch on a tree I keep reaching to be free Moving on, moving on Because there’s a place in the sun Where’s there’s hope for everyone Where my poor restless heart has got to run There’s a place in the sun And before my life is done I’m going to find me a place in the sun 124

Unit Ten UUnniitt 98Unit 1 THE WEATHER fyo2hkvkdkf Lesson 1 What’s the weather like? [qfIPomu 1 fyo2hkvkdkfgxao7nco;.f L IPog;QkdPj;da[fyo2hkvkdkfD Lesson 2 The weather in Laos [qfIPomu 2 fyo2hkvkdkf.oxtgmf]k; Lesson 3 IPog;QkdPj;da[fyo2hkvkdkf.oxtgmf]k;D [qfIPomu 3 Weather around the Asian region vkdkf16j.o0q’g0fvk-u IPog;QkdjP;da[ltrk[fyo2hkvkdkf.o0q’g0fvk-u s^n gvg-pD g;]kIPo G 12 -q;j 3,’ ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ dkodtdP,G dvjo0Nosvh’768vh’dtdP, G • I6[rk[0v’c8j]t ]tf6dko c]t fyo2hkvkdkfmjcu 8d8kj ’dao F [ksv^f 95fxtlq’G • IPog;QkdPj;da[fyo2hkvkdkfD • IPog;QkdPj;da[fyo2hkvkdkf.oxtgmf]k;D • IPog;QkdjP;da[ltrk[fyo2hkvkdkf.o0q’g0fvk-u s^n gvg-pD ]tfa[7kf\\kpG s^a’9kd9q[[qfIPooUoadIPolk,kfG • g;Qk c]t 0Po djP;da[r6,vkdkfmqj;wxD • 2a’F g;Qk c]t 0Po djP;da[rtpkdvovkdkf.oxtgmf]k;D • g;Qk c]t 0Po djP;da[ltrk[fyo2hkvkdkf0v’g,nv’8kj ’Mmuj16j.o0q’g0fvk-uD • xP[mP[ltrk[fyo2hkvkdkf0v’lv’g,nv’.spj .olv’xtgmfD 125

Unit 10 ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ Lesson 1 What’s the weather like ? [qfIPomu 1 fyo2hkvkdkfgxao7nco;.f L .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9tIPog;QkdP;j da[fyo2hkvkdkfD 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\\j • dvj og0Qkl6[j qfIPo 764k,oadIPo;kj ,NoUr6,vkdkfgxaoco;.fD • 764k,oadIPo djP;da[r6,vkdkf c]t .shg0qkg9Qk[vdr6,vkdkfmjgu 0qkg9QkI6hD • 76[vdoadIPogxufxN, c]h; vjko7ela[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko 2 7A’D • 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPog;Qk8k,sa^’rvh,ma’pkj ’vvh,svh’grnjv2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’ [+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovkj ovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvkj ol5fc]h;.sh[vdz6hvkj ozyfoAovkj o 7no.sh4ndD • 76[vd ;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D • 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vkj o.sh\\j62a’D 2. Read and write vjko c]t 0Po • 76.shoadIPo0Po7ela[djP;da[ltrk[fyo2hkvkdkf .shdq’da[I6[rk[D g0qkg9Qkvkf9tgIafgxao76j sn^ gxao[5d7qod+wfhD • 764k, sn^ .sh7e8v[ F g/ydoadIPog;QkdPj;da[]adltot0v’ltrk[fyo2hkvkdkfD Answer / 7e8v[ 1. It’s stormy. 2. It’s foggy. 3. It’s cold. 4. It’s windy. 5. It’s hot. 6. It’s rainy. 126

3. Say and point g;Qk c]t -U Unit 10 • 76gIaf8q;1kj ’cdjoadIPoD 76g;Qk]adltot0v’vkdkf c]t .shoadIPo[vd;jk c,joI6[.fD • 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnvj ln[8+xt8y[afdyf9tdefaj’.o8q;1jk’oAoD 4. Read and practise vjko c]t g/ydcv[ • 76oerkoadIPog/ydg;Qkxt3spdgsqj^koU D • 9afoadIPogxao7j6 sn^ d5j,grnjvg/ydg;QkD 5. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk • 76oerkm;o7noleo;oG last week, last Sunday c]t the days of the week 4hkgsao;jk9egxaoD • 76[vdoadIPog[yj’8q;1kj ’ c]h;g/ydg;Qkxt3spd 764k,gvqkxt3spd9kdoadIPo 3fpoe.-hxN,[aombdxt9e;aoD • 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tdeD • d;fcdh.ldj tfko sn^ .shoadIPo0Pogxaoxt3spd grjvn gxao;Pd[khoD ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ 6. Listen and repeat 2a’ c]t g;Qk8k, • xt8y[afdyf9tde2a' c]t g;Qk8k,D D 76vjko.shoadIPo2a'D 7. Practise g/ydcv[ D 76oerkoadIPog/ydg;Qk[qflqomtokD D 9afoadIPogxao76j s^n d5,j grnjvg/ydg;QkD 127

Unit 108. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk • 76gIaf[qfg/ydsafgxao8q;1jk’cdoj adIPo c]t .shoadIPoxt8y[afgxao76Dj ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ• 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnjvxt8y[af dyf9tdeD 9. Let’s sing • 76oerkoadIPoIhv’gra’D • 76.shoadIPoIhv’rhv,dao\\qfshv’D 10. Puzzle stormy rainy hot CL S AGH RCCB S cloudy windy O F T U AW A E L S T cold L FOGNC I AONG D L RG O N N N U O E U N MU G P Y H D W F N Y Y H DY I K Y Y E BHOTCL E A RZ L foggy 128

Lesson 2 The weather in Laos Unit 10 [qfIPomu @ vkdkf.oxtgmf]k;ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ .o[qfIPooU oadIPo9twfhIPodPj ;da[ vkdkf.oxtgmf]k;D 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\\j dvj og0Qkl6[j qfIPo764k,oadIPo]v’g[’jy ;kj oadIPoz6h.fI6h,kdjvodPj ;da[7ela[ mu.j -h.o[qfIPooUxt,ko ${& 7ec]h;9bj’.shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D y 76vkj o7ela[.o;q’0v[.shoadIPo2a’xt,ko @ 7A’ .shoadIPog[’jy xB,c8j[+wfhvkj o 8k,s^a’gmnvj D y 76vjkoc]h; .shoadIPovjko8k,s^a’rhv,ma’pkj ’vhv,shv’grnvj 2a’;jkz6h.fvvdlP’ [+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovkj ovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvkj ol5fc]h;.sh[vdz6hvjkozyfoAovjko 7no.sh4nd8hv’D y 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D y 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|bj’vkj o.sh\\6j2a’D 2. Draw and write c8h, c]t 0Po y 76[vdoadIPo.sh]v’7kf7tgog[j’y ;kj r6,vkdkf.oc8j]t;ao0v’vkmyf8+wx9t gxaoco;.fD .shg0qkg9Qkc8h,I6[.lj.o8k8t]k’ c]h;0Poxt3spd.ldj hv’I6[ mujc8h,w;hoAoD y gvUogvqkoadIPo9eo;o|j’b 1no0Bovkj o7e8v[0v’8qogv’.sh\\6j.oshv’2a’D 760Po 7e8v[0v’oadIPo.ljgmy’dtfkoD 4hk;kj oadIPo7qo.fvkj oxt3spd[+4nd 767;o cx’xt3spd.shg0qkg9Qkdjvo0Po.ljgmy’dtfkoD 3. Listen and complete 2a’ c]t 8n,j .sh7q[ y vu’.ljsq;0=h0v’[qfIPooU 76 7;ooerkoadIPolqomtokdjP;da[ ltrk[vkdkf .oxtgmf]k; gxaorklk]k;D y 76.shoadIPog[yj’czomuj c]t dkj p8k8t]k’grvjn gIafdyf9tde .lj.oxB,0Po0v’ g0qkg9QkD y 76vkj o7ertpkdvovkdkf.shoadIPo2a’ c8j[+mao.sh0Pospa’gmnvj D 76vjko7A’mu lv’ .shoadIPo2a’ c]t8nj,8k8t]k’wxrhv,D 76cotoe.shoadIPo8A’.92a’c8j 0=h,6omu9j tgvqk,k8n,j .lj.o8k8t]k’gmqjkoAoD 129

Unit 10 ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ y .o[qfvkj o oadIPo9twfhpyo7e;jk (will) mujg;QkdPj ;da[vkok7qfF oUc,josq;|;j p l5fmhkp 769tvtmy[kp]tvPfdPj ;da[s^adw;pkdvos^n[+oAo d=c]h;c8j769tgsao g\\ktlq,D y d;fcdh16jdtfkoD Scripts / [qfvjko The weather around Laos for tomorrow In Champasack it will be hot and cloudy with a maximum temperature of 30 degrees Celsius. Savannakhet will have a maximum temperature of 32 and will be hot and clear. The Vientiane Capital will be very hot with the temperature expected to reach 36 degrees Celsius. Rain is also expected in the Vientiane Capital. Luang Prabang will be warm and cloudy with a maximum of 26 degrees Celsius. And in the north it will be much cooler; Phongsaly will be cool with morning fog and a temperature of 19 degrees Celsius. 4. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;qhk y dyf9tdeoY oadIPo9twfhg/yd 4k,7e4k, c]t8v[7e4k, djP;da[vkdkf.oxt gmf]k;D y 769afoadIPogxao7gj6 rnvj xt8y[afdyf9tde 4k, 8v[ 3fp.shoadIPog[y’j 8k8t]k’ mu8j nj,7q[c]h;.o[qfg/ydsaf0=h @?D zafxjPodaogxao A c]t B 8k,8q;1kj ’.oxB, c[[IPoD y d;fcdh3fpdko gvuhooadIPogmjvn ]t76j1no0Bog;Qkl6j\\6j.oshv’2a’D 5. Look and write g[yj’ c]t 0Po y 76.shoadIPogIafdyf9tdeoUfh;p8qogv’ .shg0qkg9Qkg[’jy 8k8t]k’c]h;0Po7nodPj ; da[7ertpkdvovkdkfg-yj’g0qkg9Qkwfhg;Qkzkj o,kc]h;.o[qfg/ydsafzkj o,k faj’ 8q;1jk’0=hmuj.shD y d;fcdh16dj tfkoD 6. Read and choose vkj o c]t g]nvd y dyf9tdeoUlk,kfgIafgxaoc8j]t[5d7qo c]h;d;fcdhgxao76j s^ngIafgxao0Pom;kp grnvj gxaodko8u]k7km;o7noD y d;fcdh3fpdko .shoadIPo|’jb 7qo1no0Bovkj ol6\\j 6.j oshv’2a’D 130

Answer /7e8v[G Unit 10 are , is , usually , months , inສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ 7. Read and answer vkj o c]t 8v[ y 76.shoadIPovkj o[qfvkj o7no grnjvgIafdyf9tde vjkoc]t8v[D y 76vkf.shoadIPogIafdyf9tdegxao7j6 s^ngxaoc8j]t[5d7qoD 767;opjk’g]ktg[y’j grnjv d;flv[;jk oadIPolk,kf8v[7e4k,wfh s^n [+D y d;fcdh3fpvkj o7e4k,c]h;.shoadIPo.oshv’8v[rhv,dao s^ngvUogmnjv]t7qo]5d 0Bo8v[D Answer /7e8v[G 1. There are two seasons: the wet and dry season. 2. July is the wettest month in Laos. 3. The dry season begins from December. 4. April is the hottest month in laos. 8. Look and say g[yj’ c]t g;Qk y 76oerkm;o7no7ela[dPj ;da[gfnvo.o|b’j xu 4hkgsao;jk,u7;k,9egxao c]toerk g/ydg;Qkxt3spd9kd8k8t]k’ 8q;1kj ’fa’j 16j.oxB,c[[IPoD y 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnjvxt8y[afdyf9tde g;Qkc]t0PoD y d;fcdhfh;pdko.shoadIPo,kdtfko c]h;.sh0Po !@ xt3spd-’jb g;QkdPj ; da[c8j]tgfnvoD 9. Complete 8nj,.sh7q[ y 76vkf.shoadIPoc8j]t7qo 8n,j xt3spd s^n gvqkwxgIafgxao;Pd[hkod=wfhD Answer /7e8v[G 1. hotter than 2. wettest 3. cooler than 4. the hottest 5. wetter than 6. the coldest 131

Unit 10 ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ Lesson 3 Weather around the Asian Region [qfIPomu # vkdkf.o0q’g0fgvg-p .o[qfIPooUoadIPo9twfhIPodPj ;da[ltrk[vkdkf.o0q’g0fgvg-p s^n vk-uD 1. Vocabulary 7ela[.\\j • dvj og0Qkl6j[qfIPo764k,]v’g[j’y ;jkoadIPozh6.fIh6,kdjvodjP;da[7ela[mu.j -h.o[qf IPooUxt,ko @{# 7ec]h;9j’b .shoadIPogxufxB,g[yj’D x 76vkj o7ela[.shoadIPo2a’.shoadIPog[’jy 8k,xB,c8j[+wfhg;Qk8k,s^a’gmnvj xt,ko @ 7A’D x 76vjkoc]h;.shoadIPovjko8k,sa^’rhv,ma’pjk’vhv,shv’grnvj 2a’;jkzh6.fvvdlP’ [+4ndF 4hkskd,u7qovjkovvdlP’[+4ndg;]kvkj ol5fc]h;.sh[vdzh6vkj ozyfoAovkj o 7no.sh4nd c]t \\j6.oshv’2a’oedaoD x 76[vd;ymuvvdlP’.sh4nd8hv’D 76.shoadIPo9eo;o|’jb vkj o.sh\\6j2a’D 76cxrhv,ma’pqd[k’8q;1jk’[k’vaog-aoj G 4 seasons( spring, winter, autumn, and summer), sunny , cloudy and degree Celsius ( °C). 2. Look and say g[y’j c]t g;qhk x 76.shoadiPog[yj’ c]t g;qhk dPj ;da[czomuDj 76.-hrklk]k;grnjv-vdI6h;jkoadIPo I6hdjP;da[0q’g0fgvg-ps^kpxko.fD x 76[vdoadIPog[y’j 8q;1kj ’ c]t lv[4k,gvqk0=h,6o9kdoadIPo8j,n vudD s,kpgsf G 8q;g,nv’8kj ’M.oczomu]j h;oc]h;c8j c,jog,nv’s^;’0v’xtgmfF pqdg;aho Sydney g-y’j gxao8q;g,nv’mu.j spmj ulj 5f c]t I6hdaofu.o Australia. l;j og,nv’s^;’c,jo Canberra. x 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnvj zafxjPodaog;qhkxt3spdmujgxao9y’djP;da[czomujD x 76[vd.shoadIPog[j’u 8q;1k’j c]t 9kdoAo 76lv[4k,gvqkxt3spd 9kdoadIPo8n,j vudD x 769afoadIPogxao7j6 grnvj ln[8+g;QkdP;j da[v5ostr6, c]t vkdkfD 9kdoAo.sh lq,mP[djP;da[vkdkf,nhouh x dyf9tdk=ouh xt8y[afc[[fP;faj’0hk’gmy’D 132

3. Read and answer vkj o c]t 8v[ Unit 10 x 76ok=.-hczomuj c]t lt4komuj8jk’M0v’xtgmf Australia 7novudD 76[vdoadIPo g[yj’I6[rk[djP;da[]tf6dkog-y’j g0qkg9qhk9twfhvkj o.o0aho8=jwxD x 76vjko lv’gmnjv F 9kdoaho.shoadIPo 2a’ c]t vkj o8k,D .sh7k=vtmy[kp 8=jm5dM7k=la[4hkoadIPo4k,D c8j.o[qfouh 7k=la[.s,dj =,urP’c8j seasons. x -5dph6.shoadIPovkj o[qfvjko8nj,vudgrnvj gxao;Pd[hkoD x 76vkf9tok=gvqk;ad|’jb 0v’[qfok=wxgxao[qf0Pom;kpcdjoadIPo .og;]k8j=wxD x 76ok=rkoadIPo8v[7k=4k, $ 0=hF s^a’9kd76\\aho.9;jkoadIPovkj og0qhk.9[qf g]njv’16.j oxB,IPoF 3fp9afoadIPogxao76j s^n .shg0qkg9qhk8v[gxao[5d7qod=jwfhD x 76.shoadIPo.-hg;]k8v[7k=4k,c]t0Po.lxj B,0v’g0qkg9qhkgv’D x s^a’9kdoadIPo8v[7k=4k,.ljxB,8qogv’c]h;76ok=rk0Po7k=8v[mu4j nd8hv’ .ljgmy’dtfko3fpgvuhovklklt,ad s^n gvuho-gjn vqk[5d7qo0Uowx0Podj=wfhD 7e8v[G 1. Summer 5. There are four seasons in Australia. ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ 2. Spring 6. Each season lasts three months. 3. Winter 7. No, it doesn’t. 4. Autumn 8. People go to swim to the beach Script: Most countries in the Asian region have two seasons, the same as in Laos. However, in Australia there are four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter. Each season lasts three months. Spring starts in September and ends at the end of November. Summer starts in early December and ends in late February. From March to May is autumn and the winter months are June, July and August. In spring the flowers are beautiful and there are new leaves on the trees. It’s quite warm but it rains sometimes and the wind often blows. In summer the weather is hot. It rarely rains and the sun shines every day. A lot of people go to the beach to swim. In autumn, the leaves start to fall from the trees and the wind is very strong. It’s usually cloudy and sometimes it rains a lot. Sometimes it’s foggy, too. Winter is cold, wet and windy. There are no leaves on the trees and the sun doesn’t shine very often. The days are quite short, too. Winter is the season of warm clothes and raincoats. 133

Unit 10 ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ 4. Read and complete vjko c]t 8nj,7k=.sh7q[ x 76vkf9t.shoadIPoc8j]t7qo 8nj,xt3spdc]h;d;fcdhgxao7j36 fp.-hdyf9tde g;ahkc]t 0Po s^n9tgIafgxao;Pd[hkod=wfhD 7e8v[G 1. In Australia there are four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter. 2. Winter is the coldest season. 3. Summer is the hottest season. 4. Leaves fall from trees in autumn 5. In winter people wear warm clothes. 5. Look and write 2a’ c]t 0Po • s^a’9kdoahowfhgIafdyf9tdk=10j6 =h ! c]t 0=h @ mujdPj ;da[dkovkj o -n0j v’c8]j tg,nv’ .oczomugj xaomujIP[Ivhpc]h;D x 76ok=rkoadIPo0Pogxaorklk8qogv’ Xrklk]k;? 3fp0Po-nj c8j]tg,nv’.ljxB,0Po0v’8qogv’8k,]k=fa[D 7k=8v[G ! g[py’ @ Ik3ohp # ;P’9ao $ ,tou]k & [k’dvd * rtoq,gxao ( d;k]k]k=gxu ) -yfou _ vqdc]oD 6. Write 0Po x 76vtmy[kp.shoadIPo2a’;jk.odyf9tdk=oadIPo9twfh]P’8q;vadlvo.o7ela[.sh4nd .o c8j]t0=hc,oj djP;da[gfnvoF ,uma’\\qf _ 0=hD x 76.shoadIPo.-hg;]k9k=o;o|bj’grnvj 0Po.lxj B,0v’8qogv’D x 9kdoaho 76ok=rk0Po7k=8v[mju4nd8hv’.ljgmy’dtfko c]t oerkoadIPovkj o \\qfshv’ s^n gxao[5d7qod=wfhD 7k=8v[G a. September 9 b. November 11 c. December 12 d. February 2 e. March 3 f. May 5 g. June 6 h. July 7 i. August 8 134

7. Complete gIaf.shlq,[6o Unit 10 x 76vtmy[kp;ymugIaf[qfg/ydsaf8=jwxouh3fp.shoadIPoxjPoI6[7k=ok,gxao7k=75o ok,g[y’j 8q;1jk’G sun - sunny x 76.shg;]koadIPo0Po7k=8v[.ljxnh,8qogv’D x 76ok=rk0Po7k=8v[muj4nd8hv’.ljgmy’dtfkoc]tok=rkoadIPovjko\\qfshv’ s^ngxao[5d7qoD 7k=8v[G 1. windy 2. foggy 3. stormy 4. cloudy 5. rainy 6. snowy 8. Song gra’ x .orkdouhF 76ok=rkoadIPo2a’gr’ 4hk76lk,kfIhv’wfhs^n,ug7jvn ’s^uhomujgxao -ufu s^n dkc-af X4hk[=j,ud=jvkj ogvqkd=jwfh? x 76vtmy[kp.shoadIPo2a’;kj g0qkg9qhk9twfh2a’gr’8=jwxouh c]t g/yddko2a’gra’mjgu xao rklkva’dyfD x 76gxufgr’.shoadIPo2a’ ! s^n @ 7ah’ Xvjko ! s^n @ 7ah’4hk[j=,ug7nvj ’s^nho?D 76gxufgr’ s^n vjko .shoadIPo2a’vudgmnjvmu 3 grnjv.shoadIPo2a’F 9kdoAo .shສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ oadIPoIvh’gra’ s^n vkoj 8k,goNv.oD Song for all Seasons You and me, always together, Me and you, together forever, You and me, always together, me and you. When winter days are long and grey, We dance in the snow. Like the flowers in the spring. We watch our love grow. You and me, always together, Me and you, together forever, You and me, always together, me and you. Summer days are long and warm. With roses red and golden sun. When the summer season leaves, We walk together under autumn trees. You and me, always together, Me and you, together forever, You and me, always together, me and you. 135

Unit Eleven REVISION [qfIPooUc,jodkom;o7norklk c]t dyf9tde muoj adIPowfhIPozjko,k8A’c8j8Qo lqdIPoD ,aovkf9t[+7q[4h;o c8jd=lk,kf-j;p76 c]toadIPowfhlj;o.flj;o|b’j .o dkom;o7norklkmwju fhIPozkj o,kD 76vkfg]nvd[k’dyf9tde.shoadIPogIaf s^n .shoadIPogIafgv’16gj Invod=wfhD Revision Units Answer keys 1. Complete 8n,j 7e.sh7q[ I meet my friend I am meeting my friend I met my friend . I put on my hat I am putting on my hat. I put on my hat . I read a book. I am reading a book. I read a book . I sit on the chair. I am sitting on the chair. I sat on the chair. I swim in the river. I am swimming in the river I swam in the river . I have a shower. I am having a shower . I had a shower . I write a letter . I am writing a letter. I wrote a letter . ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ 2. Write 0Po Example : Last Sunday Bounsy and Khamdy went to the river . They caught the bus at half past seven and arrived at the river around eight o’clock . It was a good day to go to the river . They took food and drinks with them and also a ball to play football. First, they went swimming in the river . Then they swam for two hours, ate their food and drank their lemonade . Finally, they played football. At five o’clock it was time to go home . 3. Read vkj o Answers: 1. Phoukeo and Keopha went to the zoo.. 2. They bought some food at the zoo to give to the animals. 3. They saw the monkeys first. 4. There were two tigers in the zoo. 5. Keopha rode on an elephant. True / False 1. A small monkey put Keopha’s bag in the tree. (False). A small monkey put the woman’s bag in the tree. 2. Phoukeo rode on an elephant. (False). Keopha rode on an elephant. 136

3. Keopha felt afraid of the tigers. (True). Unit 11 4. Keopha wanted to play with the monkeys again. (False). Phoukeo liked to play with the monkeys again. 5. Phoukeo and his sister had a good time . (True). 4. Read and complete vkj o c]t 8nj,7e.sh7q[ good cold happy bored ill 1. I’m not very well today. I feel ill . 2. Soumaly is not sad. She’s happy . 3. I don’t like hot drink. I like it cold . 4. Are you interested in this game? No, I feel bored . 5. Is this the good condition car or the bad one? 5. Complete 8n,j 7e.sh7q[ 1. Do you like pizza ? ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ 2. Where is George from ? He is from Spain . 3. Is he a teacher ? 4. Do they work in a bookshop ? Yes , they do . 5. Are you from France ? No , I’m from Australia. 6. Look and write g[y’j c]t 0Po Answers : Sue is older than Jack. Paula is older than Sue. Paula is the oldest in the class. 1. Jack is younger than Sue. Linda is younger than Jack . Linda is the youngest in the class. 2. Sue is taller than Paula. Jack is taller than Sue . Jack is the tallest in the class. 3. Paula isn’t shorter than Linda. Linda isn’t shorter than Micheal , Linda isn’t the shortest . 7. Read and tick vkj o c]t \\kp Tick (D) the correct sentences. 1. ; . Her name’s Soumaly. She’s name’s Soumaly. 2. We house is in the centre of town. ; Our house is in the centre of town. 3. “Do you like football?” “Yes, I like” “Do you like football?” “Yes, I do.” ; 4. ; She likes me and I like her. She likes I and I like she. 137

Unit 115. I don’t drink beer. I don’t like. ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ; I don’t drink beer. I don’t like it. 6. How many money do you have? ; How much money do you have? 7. Are there a lamps? ; Are there any lamps? 8. What did you go last weekend? Where did you go last weekend? ; 9. ; He can speak three languages. He cans speak three languages. 10. We go to the movies this evening. ; We’re going to the movies this evening. 8. Puzzle gd,xyflt|k Find the names of • ten months: January, February, March, April, May, July, August, September, October and November. • three seasons: spring, summer and winter. • three part of the day: morning, evening and night. N R A M O R N I NG R F OO A A U G U S T E A E R S V Y X WA P BU F B DEC EMUIOARTR S PR I NGTNEZEU E T B A R C SM T H J A V E J M O R MP C E UR E M J A N U AR Y I RY N BM P S K AU T M GI I E AR D M EN I G HT N R R I N O VE M B ER G C P L J U L Y F E BY What are the missing months, the missing season and one more part of the day? The missing months : June and December. The missing season : Autumn / Fall. The missing part of the day: afternoon. 138

9. Look and say g[y’j c]t g;Qk Unit 11 a.)Some possible answers:ສະຫງສ.ວວນ.ລິສຂະສິດ - The bank is opposite the Grand Hotel. - The chemist is behind the Cinema. - The cinema is opposite the Grand Hotel. - The post office is next to the Internet Café. - The newsagent is next to the City Hotel. - The church is behind the clothes shop, opposite the railway station. - The supermarket is next to the park. - The railway station is opposite the church. - The Internet café is next to the post office, opposite the clothes shop. b.) Give directions: • A: Excuse me. How do I get to the cinema? B: Go straight on. Take the first turn on the right. The cinema is on the right, opposite the clothes shop. A: Thank you very much. B: You’re welcome. • A: Excuse me. How do I get to the post office? B: Go along King’s road. The post office is on the left, next to the Internet Cafe. A: Thank you very much. B: You’re welcome. • A: Excuse me. How do I get to the newsagent? B: Go straight on. Take the second turn on the right. The newsagent is on the left, next to the City Hotel. A: Thank you very much. B: You’re welcome. • A: Excuse me. How do I get to the supermarket? B: Go along King’s road. The supermarket is on the left, next to the park. A: Thank you very much. B: You’re welcome. • A: Excuse me. How do I get to the theatre? B: Go straight on. Take the first turn on the left. The theatre is on the right, next to the Chinese restaurant. A: Thank you very much. B: You’re welcome. • A: Excuse me. How do I get to the Italian restaurant? B: Go straight on. Take the second turn on the left. The Italian restaurant is on the right, behind the Internet Cafe. A: Thank you very much. B: You’re welcome. 139