English 10. Getting started and language

English 10. Unit 1 Family life

Getting started and language

Warm-up game

Do the quiz who get the more correct answer will be the winner

Multiple Choice

................household) chores

• do

• take

• make

• get

Multiple Choice

..............the rubbish

• do

• make

• take out

• get

Multiple Choice

................groceries

• do

• take

• make

• shop for

Multiple Choice

...............heavy lifting

• do

• take

• make

• shop for

Multiple Choice

..............the washing-up

• do

• take

• get

• make

Multiple Choice

.................household finances

• be responsible for

• take for

• take out

• shop for

Multiple Choice

..................the laundry

• do

• make

• take

• get

Vocabulary

• Do (household) chores= do housework: Làm việc nhà

• Take out the rubbish: (v) Vứt rác

• Do the laundry: (v) Giặt ủi

• Shop for groceries:(v) Mua lương thực, đi chợ

• Do heavy lifting: (v) Làm việc nặng nhọc

• Be responsible for: (v)Chiu trách nhiệm về vấn đề tài chính gia đình

•  finance: (n) tài chính
  
  

homemaker (n)

• Người nội trợ

Breadwinner (n)

• trụ cột gia đình

share household chores euqally

Chia sẻ công việc nhà công bằng

Open Ended

Who does most of the chores in your family? Do you think that family should share household chore equally? Why?

Conversation: Listen and answer the questions

Nam:  Hello
Mr Long:   Hello, Nam? This is Uncle Long. Is your dad there? I'd like to ask him out for a game of tennis. 
Nam:  Well, I'm afraid he can't go out with you now. He's preparing dinner.

• Mr Long:   Is he? Where's your mum? Doesn't she cook?

• Nam:   Oh, yes. My mum usually does the cooking, but she's working late today.

• Mr Long:   How about your sister and you? Do you help with the housework?

• Nam:   Yes, we do. In my family, everybody shares the household duties. Today my sister can't help with the cooking. She's studying for exams.

• Mr Long:    I see. So how do you divide household chores in your family?

• Nam:   Well, both my parents work, so we split the chores equally - my mother cooks and shops for groceries, my father cleans the house and does the heavy lifting, my sister does all the laundry, and I do the washing- up and take out the rubbish.

• Mr Long:   Really? It's different in my family. My wife handles most of the chores around the house and I'm responsible for the household finances. She's the homemaker and I'm the breadwinner. Anyway, I have to go now. Tell your dad I called. Bye.

• Nam:   Oh yes, I will. Bye, Uncle Long.

Multiple Choice

Nam: Hello

Mr Long: Hello, Nam? This is Uncle Long. Is your dad there? I'd like to ask him out for a game of tennis.

Nam: Well, I'm afraid he can't go out with you now. He's preparing dinner.

Mr Long: Is he? Where's your mum? Doesn't she cook?

Nam: Oh, yes. My mum usually does the cooking, but she's working late today.

Mr Long: How about your sister and you? Do you help with the housework?

Nam: Yes, we do. In my family, everybody shares the household duties. Today my sister can't help with the cooking. She's studying for exams.

Mr Long: I see. So how do you divide household chores in your family?

Nam: Well, both my parents work, so we split the chores equally - my mother cooks and shops for groceries, my father cleans the house and does the heavy lifting, my sister does all the laundry, and I do the washing- up and take out the rubbish.

Mr Long: Really? It's different in my family. My wife handles most of the chores around the house and I'm responsible for the household finances. She's the homemaker and I'm the breadwinner. Anyway, I have to go now. Tell your dad I called. Bye.

This true or false

Nam’s father is going out to play tennis with Mr. Long

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Nam: Hello

Mr Long: Hello, Nam? This is Uncle Long. Is your dad there? I'd like to ask him out for a game of tennis.

Nam: Well, I'm afraid he can't go out with you now. He's preparing dinner.

Mr Long: Is he? Where's your mum? Doesn't she cook?

Nam: Oh, yes. My mum usually does the cooking, but she's working late today.

Mr Long: How about your sister and you? Do you help with the housework?

Nam: Yes, we do. In my family, everybody shares the household duties. Today my sister can't help with the cooking. She's studying for exams.

Mr Long: I see. So how do you divide household chores in your family?

Nam: Well, both my parents work, so we split the chores equally - my mother cooks and shops for groceries, my father cleans the house and does the heavy lifting, my sister does all the laundry, and I do the washing- up and take out the rubbish.

Mr Long: Really? It's different in my family. My wife handles most of the chores around the house and I'm responsible for the household finances. She's the homemaker and I'm the breadwinner. Anyway, I have to go now. Tell your dad I called. Bye.

This true or false

Nam’s mother is a busy woman.

• True

• false

• Not given

Multiple Choice

Nam: Hello

Mr Long: Hello, Nam? This is Uncle Long. Is your dad there? I'd like to ask him out for a game of tennis.

Nam: Well, I'm afraid he can't go out with you now. He's preparing dinner.

Mr Long: Is he? Where's your mum? Doesn't she cook?

Nam: Oh, yes. My mum usually does the cooking, but she's working late today.

Mr Long: How about your sister and you? Do you help with the housework?

Nam: Yes, we do. In my family, everybody shares the household duties. Today my sister can't help with the cooking. She's studying for exams.

Mr Long: I see. So how do you divide household chores in your family?

Nam: Well, both my parents work, so we split the chores equally - my mother cooks and shops for groceries, my father cleans the house and does the heavy lifting, my sister does all the laundry, and I do the washing- up and take out the rubbish.

Mr Long: Really? It's different in my family. My wife handles most of the chores around the house and I'm responsible for the household finances. She's the homemaker and I'm the breadwinner. Anyway, I have to go now. Tell your dad I called. Bye.

This true or false

Nam’s sister is cooking dinner.

• True

• false

• not given

Multiple Choice

Nam: Hello

Mr Long: Hello, Nam? This is Uncle Long. Is your dad there? I'd like to ask him out for a game of tennis.

Nam: Well, I'm afraid he can't go out with you now. He's preparing dinner.

Mr Long: Is he? Where's your mum? Doesn't she cook?

Nam: Oh, yes. My mum usually does the cooking, but she's working late today.

Mr Long: How about your sister and you? Do you help with the housework?

Nam: Yes, we do. In my family, everybody shares the household duties. Today my sister can't help with the cooking. She's studying for exams.

Mr Long: I see. So how do you divide household chores in your family?

Nam: Well, both my parents work, so we split the chores equally - my mother cooks and shops for groceries, my father cleans the house and does the heavy lifting, my sister does all the laundry, and I do the washing- up and take out the rubbish.

Mr Long: Really? It's different in my family. My wife handles most of the chores around the house and I'm responsible for the household finances. She's the homemaker and I'm the breadwinner. Anyway, I have to go now. Tell your dad I called. Bye.

This true or false

Sometimes Nam’s father cooks.

• true

• false

• not given

Multiple Choice

Nam: Hello

Mr Long: Hello, Nam? This is Uncle Long. Is your dad there? I'd like to ask him out for a game of tennis.

Nam: Well, I'm afraid he can't go out with you now. He's preparing dinner.

Mr Long: Is he? Where's your mum? Doesn't she cook?

Nam: Oh, yes. My mum usually does the cooking, but she's working late today.

Mr Long: How about your sister and you? Do you help with the housework?

Nam: Yes, we do. In my family, everybody shares the household duties. Today my sister can't help with the cooking. She's studying for exams.

Mr Long: I see. So how do you divide household chores in your family?

Nam: Well, both my parents work, so we split the chores equally - my mother cooks and shops for groceries, my father cleans the house and does the heavy lifting, my sister does all the laundry, and I do the washing- up and take out the rubbish.

Mr Long: Really? It's different in my family. My wife handles most of the chores around the house and I'm responsible for the household finances. She's the homemaker and I'm the breadwinner. Anyway, I have to go now. Tell your dad I called. Bye.

This true or false

Everybody in Nam’s family does some of housework.

• true

• false

• not given

Multiple Choice

Nam: Hello

Mr Long: Hello, Nam? This is Uncle Long. Is your dad there? I'd like to ask him out for a game of tennis.

Nam: Well, I'm afraid he can't go out with you now. He's preparing dinner.

Mr Long: Is he? Where's your mum? Doesn't she cook?

Nam: Oh, yes. My mum usually does the cooking, but she's working late today.

Mr Long: How about your sister and you? Do you help with the housework?

Nam: Yes, we do. In my family, everybody shares the household duties. Today my sister can't help with the cooking. She's studying for exams.

Mr Long: I see. So how do you divide household chores in your family?

Nam: Well, both my parents work, so we split the chores equally - my mother cooks and shops for groceries, my father cleans the house and does the heavy lifting, my sister does all the laundry, and I do the washing- up and take out the rubbish.

Mr Long: Really? It's different in my family. My wife handles most of the chores around the house and I'm responsible for the household finances. She's the homemaker and I'm the breadwinner. Anyway, I have to go now. Tell your dad I called. Bye.

This true or false

Mr Long never does any household chores

• true

• false

• not given

Multiple Choice

the member of a family who earns the money

that the family needs

• chore

• breadwinner

• homemaker

• aundry

Multiple Choice

divide

=........?

• heavylifting

• split

• groceries

• washing-up

Multiple Choice

the act of washing the dishes after a meal

• heavy lifting

• bread winner

• washing-up

• laundry

Multiple Choice

an action that requires physicals trength

• chore

• bread winner

• heavy lifting

• split

Multiple Choice

a person who manages the home and often raises

children instead of earning money from a job

• heavy lifting

• laundry

• washing-up

• homemaker

Multiple Choice

a routine task, especially a household one

• chore

• breadwinner

• washing-up

• laundry

Multiple Choice

clothes washing

• chore

• homemaker

• groceries

• laundry

Multiple Choice

food and other goods sold at a shop or a

supermarket

• chore

• groceries

• breadwinner

• heavy lifting