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    Welcome to my lesson
    What are these women doing ?
    ? They are selling fruit along streets.
    What are these people waiting for ?
    ?They are waiting for jobs.
    Nowadays, more and more people move to the city. Why? And what happens when so many people move to the city?
    Unit 8. Country life and city life
    Lesson 3: read
    (n) :
    I. Pre-reading:
    - typhoon
    Trận bão lớn
    - flood
    (n) :
    Trận lụt
    - drought
    (n) :
    Nạn hạn hán
    - struggle
    (n) :
    Sự đấu tranh
    - strain
    (n) :
    s? qu t?i (dn s?_)
    - migrant

    dn di cu

    Wednesday, November 6th, 2013
    (n) :
    (n) : tr?n bóo l?n
    - typhoon
    - flood
    (n) : tr?n l?t
    - drought
    (n) : n?n h?n hỏn
    - struggle
    (n) : s? d?u tranh
    - strain
    (n) : s? quỏ t?i ( dõn s?)
    - migrant
    (n) : dõn di cu
    difficulties of a farmer`s life
    floods
    little money
    droughts
    no electricity
    lack of clean water
    typhoons
    hard work
    Brainstorming
    Governments all over the world
    to provide facilities for the migrants
    Children have to live at home with relatives while their parents live and work in cities.
    The increase in population in many cities problems to schools, hospitals, water and electricity supplies
    Farmers easily lose their harvests because of typhoons, floods or droughts.
    Countryside people move to the city because they want to find well – paying jobs.
    Statements
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    any
    doesn’t cause
    causes
    are not
    trying
    are trying
    some
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    Many people from rural areas are leaving behind their traditional way of life and moving to the city. They believe that well- paying jobs are plentiful in the city. At home on the farm, life is always a struggle with nature. Typhoons, floods or droughts can easily destroy a harvest and leave the farmer with little or no money until the following year. Often farmers look for an other work when they need more money for their family.
    The increase in population, however, has led to overcrowding in many cities. This put a strain on schools and hospitals, as well as water and electricity supplies. Increased pollution is an other unpleasant result.
    There is also a human side to this tragedy. Families sometimes have to live apart. In these cases, children may live at home with relatives, while their parents go and live in an urban area.
    Governments all over the world are trying to provide facilities for these migrants, but it can be quite a problem.
    * READ:
    People from the countryside are(1)........... their(2)..........to go and live in the (3).......... Farming can sometimes be a difficult life and these people from (4)..........areas feel the (5)...... offers more opportunities. However, many people coming to the city create (6)............... There may not be enough (7)..............or(8)..............,while water and electricity supplies may not be adequate.This is a (9)...............facing governments around the(10).............
    II.1.Complete the summary .Use information from the passage
    leaving
    home
    city
    urban
    city
    problems
    schools
    hospitals
    problem
    world
    a. of the countryside
    b. as many as needed
    * Read passage 3 again and find the word that means:
    c. become greater or larger
    d. a great pressure
    * Read passage 4 again and find the word that means:
    f. of the city or city life
    e. a terrible event
    * Read passage 1 again and find the word that means:
    2. Read :
    Rural
    plentiful
    increase
    strain
    tragedy
    urban
    * If you were a Minister, what would you do for farmers?
    Build schools, hospitals
    Provide clean water, electricity, facilities
    Build factories
    III. Post reading
    Home work
    Learn by heart the new words.

    Write the answers in notebook.

    - Prepare for the revision.
    Thank you for your attendance and goodbye!
     
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