Grade 11 (New): Unit 7 - Language

Unit 7: Further Education

Language

VOCABULARY

1. Complete the following simplified diagram of Viet Nam’s education system with the appropriate words from the box.

2. Complete the following sentences with words from the conversation in GETTING STARTED.

PRONUNCIATION

1. Listen and repeat the following questions from the conversation in GETTING STARTED. Pay attention to the intonation of yes-no and wh-questions.

• 1. What are you looking for?

  2. What is further education?

  3. How are they different?/

  4. Will that lead to a bachelor's degree? /

  5. What are your plans for the future?

2. Listen and repeat with the correct intonation. Then practise saying the sentences with a partner.

• 1. How much does it cost to study in Singapore? ↷  

  2. What types of programmes does the university provide? ↷  

  3. Where can I apply for scholarships to study overseas? ↷  

  4. When should I send my application form? ↷  

  5. How can I apply for a scholarship? ↷

GRAMMAR

1. Read the conversation in GETTING STARTED again. Find the time expressions used with the verb forms below. 

2. Put the verb in each sentence in the present perfect continuous. 

3. Choose the correct form of the verbs in brackets to complete the sentences.

Multiple Choice

1. I ....... three books on vocational training to complete this project.

• have read

• have been reading

Multiple Choice

2. I ....... a report on further education since last Monday. I will finish it this Sunday.

• have read

• have been reading

Multiple Choice

3. .... for the scholarship to study in Singapore?

• Have you applied

• Have you been applying

Multiple Choice

4. I .... for the university's reply about entry requirements for a whole week. I hope to receive it soon.

• have waited

• have been waiting

Multiple Choice

5. Prof. Wilson ...... the same seminar to students for the last 12 years.

• has given

• has been giving

Multiple Choice

6. I .... why so many young people want to study abroad.

• have never understood

• have never been understanding