Buổi 07 · New situations B
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Recall 5 min; read R2 10; listen L2 15; language practice 10; speaking S2 and writing W2 20. Take longer if needed.
Read, listen, then use the information in your own speaking and writing.
Useful language and pronunciation
| Phrase | Example | Help |
|---|---|---|
| a coat | I need a warm coat. | một chiếc áo khoác |
| a jacket | This jacket is green. | một chiếc áo khoác ngắn |
| a pair of boots | These boots are for rainy days. | một đôi ủng |
| in my size | Do you have this in my size? | đúng cỡ của tôi |
| try it on | Can I try it on? | thử mặc món đó |
| too small | This coat is too small. | quá nhỏ |
| warm | It is warm today. | ấm |
| cold | It is cold this morning. | lạnh |
| rainy | It is a rainy day. | có mưa |
| sunny | It is sunny in the park. | có nắng |
One item, two items and the weather
Use this or that for one item: This coat is blue. Use these or those for more than one: These boots are black. Ask How much is it? for one coat. Ask How much are they? for the boots. Say It is cold or It is raining to talk about the weather.
- That jacket is small.
- How much are these boots?
- It is sunny, but it is cold.
Use: This coat is warm. · Instead of: These coat is warm.
Coat is one item. Use this and is.
Use: How much are those boots? · Instead of: How much is those boots?
Boots is plural. Use are.
Make colours, sizes and prices clear.
Pause between the item, size and price. Say the final sound in coats and boots. Ask for the price again if you are not sure.
- a blue coat
- size medium
- thirty pounds
- these black boots
p07-pronunciation · 21 seconds
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P07-R2 · A message from the coast
Who needs information about the weather?
Hi Bo,
I am at the coast with my sister. It is sunny this morning, but it is cold. We are wearing coats. There is no rain now. Our walk starts at eleven, outside the beach café. Please bring your blue hat and a warm jacket. We have water for three people. See you soon!
Kim
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P07-L2 · At the sports centre
Listen for the final meeting place.
p07-l2 · 42 seconds
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Transcript · after your attempt
Nia: Hello, Tom. Are you at the park?
Tom: No. It is very windy here. I am at the sports centre with Eva.
Nia: Is it cold?
Tom: Yes. Eva has a coat, but I only have a thin shirt.
Nia: I have your brown jacket in my bag. Where can I meet you?
Tom: At the main door at two fifteen, please.
Nia: At two fifty?
Tom: No, two fifteen. I am wearing a white cap.
Nia: OK. I can see the centre. Please wait inside. I have your jacket.
Use the language
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Speak
P07-S2 · Help a friend find you
Send a short spoken message to a friend. Say where you are, the weather, your clothes and where to meet.
You are at the north door of the museum. It is cold and windy. You are wearing a red coat and black boots. Your friend can meet you at the north door. You have an umbrella in your bag.
- Choose four key words from your card. Keep the model closed.
- Speak for about 20–30 seconds. Your partner notes the four facts.
- Answer the partner’s question, then repeat the message with a different colour.
Partner only · open on a separate screen or after the attempt
You are the friend. Listen without seeing the learner card. Note the place, weather and two clothing details. Ask: Do you have an umbrella? Tell the speaker which facts you heard.
Studying alone
Solo rehearsal. Record your message after: Where are you? What is the weather like? What are you wearing? Where can I meet you? Do you have an umbrella?
This is rehearsal. Use a real partner to observe two-way interaction.
Keep a spoken attempt
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- The listener identified the north door of the museum.
- I gave the weather and two clothing details.
- I answered the umbrella question.
- The listener understood my words; a different accent is fine.
One possible exchange · after your attempt
Speaker: Hi. I am at the north door of the museum. It is cold and windy. I am wearing a red coat and black boots. Please meet me at this door.
Friend: Do you have an umbrella?
Speaker: Yes, it is in my bag.
Write
P07-W2 · A weather message for a visitor
Write to Uma. It is warm and sunny in your town. Meet at the bus station at 3:30. You are wearing a green shirt. Ask Uma to bring a hat. Include these four facts in about 25–45 words.
- Write without the model.
- Cover the task and ask a reader to tell you the weather, time/place, your clothing and what to bring.
- Check any missing fact and save a revised message.
Your first saved draft is kept for comparison.
- The weather is warm and sunny.
- The meeting is at the bus station at 3:30.
- I identified my green shirt.
- I asked Uma to bring a hat.
Review: Make the meeting time and place easy to find. Keep the clothing fact separate from the request.
One possible response · after your attempt
Hi Uma,
It is warm and sunny here. Meet me at the bus station at 3:30. I am wearing a green shirt. Please bring a hat. See you soon!
The tool stores your work. A reader uses the checklist to review it.
After · return on days 1, 3 and 7
Day 1
Close the pack. A blue coat is £26. Two black hats are £8 each. Ask one price question for the coat and one for the hats.
One possible answer
How much is the blue coat? How much are the black hats? The coat is £26. The hats are £16 for two.
Day 3
New message: It is rainy and cold. Meet outside the library at 4:20. Write a reply. Say the time and one useful item to bring.
One possible answer
Example: See you outside the library at 4:20. I have a warm coat and an umbrella.
Day 7
Use new shop facts: blue jacket, small, £18; black jacket, large, £27. You need large. Ask a partner for the size and price, then choose. Keep the cards separate.
One possible answer
The black jacket is large and costs £27. A useful exchange asks for large, checks £27 and confirms the black jacket. Solo rehearsal prepares this exchange; ask a listener to check it later.
Check your outcomes
- I can find the correct size and price without copying another item.
- My partner can name the item I want and its confirmed price.
- A reader can find the weather, meeting details and clothing advice in my message.
Need more practice? Read P07-R1 again. Mark each item, size and price in a different way. Retry P07-R1-Q02 and P07-U-Q03. Then repeat P07-S1 with one new price.
Ready? Use P08 to choose an activity. Include the weather and useful clothes in your invitation.