Bài giảng Tiếng Anh Lớp 11 (Global Success) - Unit 1: A Long and healthy life. Lesson 7: Communication and culture-clil

 LESSON 7 COMMUNICATION AND CULTURE / CLIL
 WARM-UP Mysterious creature
 Task 1: Listen and complete the conversation with 
 COMMUNICATION the expressions in the box
 Task 2: Make similar conversations for these 
 situations.
 Task 1: Read the text and complete the 
 CLIL comparison table below.
 Task 2: Discuss in pairs. 
 EXTRA ACTIVITY Watch a video about Covid-19 pandemic and 
 discuss.
 • Wrap-up
CONSOLIDATION • Homework WARM-UP
 Answer the question in each puzzle.
 1 2
 3 4 WARM-UP
 Question 2
 A substance that is put into the body of a person or 
 animal to protect them from a disease by causing 
 them to produce antibodies. 
 ➔ VACCINE
 BACK WARM-UP
 Question 4
 A set of measures aiming at stopping the spread of 
 an infectious disease, based on staying away from 
 other people as much as possible.
 ➔ SOCIAL DISTANCING
 BACK EVERYDAY ENGLISH
 Useful expressions
 Offering help Responding to offers
 + Can I give you a hand? + That’s very kind/nice of you.
 + Can I help you with ? + Thanks for your help.
 + Let me help you with  + Thanks, but I think I’m fine.
 + What can I do for you? + You are so kind. Thanks a lot.
 + Is there anything (else) I can do 
 for you? CLIL
 tuberculosis (n)
 /tjuːˌbɜːkjuˈləʊsɪs/
 a serious disease, caused by 
 bacteria, in which swellings appear 
 on the lungs and other parts of the 
 body CLIL
 diameter (n) 
 /daɪˈổmɪtə(r)/
 a straight line going from one side of 
 a circle or any other round object to 
 the other side, passing through the 
 centre CLIL
 cell (n)
 /sel/
 the smallest unit of living matter that 
 can exist on its own. All plants and 
 animals are made up of cells. CLIL
 1 Read the text and complete the comparison table below. 
 Bacteria Viruses
 Living or not when 
 entering human body? Living Not living
 Which is smaller?
 Bigger Smaller
 Examples of diseases they 
 tuberculosis or Common cold, flu, AIDS 
 can cause 
 food poisoning and Covid-19
 How to treat/prevent 
 diseases caused by them? Antibiotics Vaccines EXTRA ACTIVITY
 Do you know any pandemics or diseases caused by 
 viruses and/or bacteria?
 Diseases caused by viruses: Diseases caused by bacteria
 • AIDS • Tuberculosis
 • Common cold • Pneumonia
 • Ebola • Cholera
 • Genital herpes
 • Influenza
 • Measles
 • Chickenpox and shingles
 • Coronavirus disease 2019 EXTRA ACTIVITY
 Watch a video about Covid-19 and answer the questions
Guiding questions:
1. How can the coronavirus spread?
 ➔ Via vectors like objects we have touched through sneezing or coughing.
2. What are some measures to avoid the spreading of the conoravirus? 
 ➔ Wash your hands, use hydro alcoholic gel, avoid touching your face, 
 keep a safe distance, don’t touch your mask, cough or sneeze into your 
 elbow. CONSOLIDATION
 2 Homework
 • Do exercises in the workbook.
 • Prepare for Lesson 8 - Unit 1.