Bài giảng Tiếng Anh 8 (Global Success) - Unit 8: Shopping. Lesson 5: Skills 1

 LESSON 1: GETTING STARTED
 WARM-UP Warm up
 Reading
 • Task 1: Read the list below and tick (v) the most common 
 PRESENTATION reason(s) why you go shopping.
 • Task 2: Read the passage and choose the correct answer 
 A, B, or C
 • Task 3: Fill in each blank with ONE word from the 
 PRACTICE passage
 Speaking
 • Task 4: Work in pairs. Ask and answer about a new 
 shopping centre.
 • Task 5: Work in pairs. Ask and answer about a shopping 
 centre, a supermarket, an open-air market in your area. 
 PRODUCTION
 Take notes of your partner’s answers and report them to 
 the class.
CONSOLIDATION • Wrap-up
 • Homework PRESENTATION I. READING
 1 Read the list below and tick the most common reason(s) why you go 
 shopping.
 - Hanging out with friends
 - Reducing stress
 - Buying goods
 - Exercising 
 - Browsing PRESENTATION VOCABULARY
 customer (n)
 /ˈkʌstəmə(r)/
 Khách hàng PRESENTATION VOCABULARY
 decoration (n)
 /ˌdekəˈreɪʃn/
 Đồ trang trí PRESENTATION I. READING
 2 Read the passage and choose the correct answer A, B, or C.
 Shopping centres attract a lot of customers, especially at the weekend, on holidays, or 
 during sales. People go there to shop. Shopping centres offer a wide range of products to 
 choose from. Customers can touch the products and try on clothes and shoes. This makes 
 them feel more comfortable when they decide to buy something.
 However, people also go to shopping centres for many other reasons. Some people go 
 there for entertainment. These centres often offer year-round free entertainment for 
 customers of all ages such as live music and special performances. During holidays, 
 shoppers can see decorations and join in the holiday excitement. It’s a good way to relax. 
 Some people go there just to hang out with friends. They go browsing and chat while 
 wandering through the shopping malls. Others visit shopping centres to get exercise.
 They enjoy walking for one or two hours in clean and well-lit areas. Some people even go 
 there to avoid the heat or cold outside. Shopping centres offer free air conditioning and 
 heating. PRACTICE I. READING
 2 Read the passage and choose the correct answer A, B, or C.
 2. At shopping centres, customers can ______.
 A. touch the product 
 B. bargain to get lower prices
 C. pay to watch live performances.
 Shopping centres attract a lot of customers, especially at the weekend, 
 on holidays, or during sales. People go there to shop. Shopping centres 
 offer a wide range of products to choose from. Customers can touch the 
 products and try on clothes and shoes. This makes them feel more 
 comfortable when they decide to buy something. PRACTICE I. READING
 2 Read the passage and choose the correct answer A, B, or C.
 4. Some people exercise at a shopping centre because they like its ______.
 A. crowds B. well-lit areas C. shops
 They enjoy walking for one or two hours in clean and well-lit areas. 
 Some people even go there to avoid the heat or cold outside. Shopping 
 centres offer free air conditioning and heating. PRACTICE I. READING
 2 Read the passage and choose the correct answer A, B, or C.
 1. People go to a shopping centre______.
 A. only for shopping B. mainly to hang out C. for many reasons
 2. At shopping centres, customers can ______.
 A. touch the product B. bargain to get lower prices
 C. pay to watch live performances.
 3. A kind of entertainment at a shopping centre is _______.
 A. fashion contests B. live music C. painting exhibitions
 4. Some people exercise at a shopping centre because they like its ______.
 A. crowds B. well-lit areas C. shops
 5. The word “year-round” in paragraph 2 is similar in meaning to ______.
 A. always B. sometimes C. rarely PRODUCTION II. SPEAKING
 4 Work in pairs. Ask and answer about a new shopping centre.
 • Student A reads the suggestions for questions on card A
 • Student B reads the information about the new shopping centre on card B 
 (page 91) CONSOLIDATION
 1 Wrap-up
 What have we learnt in this lesson?
 ✓ Reasons why we go to shopping centres.
 ✓ Information about new shopping centres.