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Welcome to the Unit
1.Do you like going to school
Read and answer
What does Eddie think
school is like
Eddie thinks that it’s like
watching TV, but there are
fewer advertisements
Why don’t dogs go to school
Because we are smarter than people.
What’s school like
It’s like watching TV, but there are fewer advertisements.
Hobo: Why _________ dogs go to school,
Eddie
Eddie: Because we’re ___________ than
people.
Hobo: What is school ______________
Eddie: It’s like _______________________,
but there are
_______advertisements.
don’t
smarter
like
fewer
watching TV
Complete the dialogue.
What do you think of your school
What’s your favorite subject
Do you like outdoor activities
Do you like fewer lessons
Do you like the lessons on the Internet
Make a survey
which countries is it
England
the USA
Attention:
People speak English in both Britain and the USA. However, sometimes they use different words which mean the same thing.
Am. Br.
subway underground
candy sweet
mail post
can tin
Vocabulary
Presentation
Am. Br.
color colour
favorite favourite
center centre
traveling travelling
Spelling
Am. Br.
blow [blo ] [bl ]
clerk [kl k] [klα:k ]
dance [d ns ] [ dα:ns]
Pronunciation
ground floor
first floor
soccer
football
football
American football
fall
autumn
elevator
lift
rubber
eraser
post
mail
maths
math
secondary school
high school
British English
1 American football
2 autumn
3 lift
4 film
5 football
6 ground floor
7 maths
8 rubber
9 secondary school
10 post
a. eraser
b. fall
c. first floor
d. football
e. mail
f. high school
g. elevator
h. math
i. movie
j. soccer
American English
1 ___
2 ___
3 ___
4 ___
5 ___
6 ___
7 ___
8 ___
9 ___
10__
d
b
g
i
j
c
h
a
f
e
I am a boy from England. I am a Grade 8 student. I like playing football. And I am good at maths . Autumn is coming. So my best friend ,Max’s birthday is coming too. He lives on the ground floor. I will give him my a nice rubber. I plan to watch a film with him on that day.
soccer
math
Fall
first
eraser
movie
floor
Please change the British English into American English