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CBI MODELUnit: Community

Topic: Famous People

Matthayomsuksa 2

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Vocabulary

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acknowledge (V.)to accept that something is true.

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a person who draws or makes map.

cartographer (n.)

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settlement (n.)

an official agreement that ends an argument between two people or groups.

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discovery (n.)

a fact or thing that someone finds out about, when it was not know about before.

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accident (n.)

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rocky (adj.)

made of rock, difficult and not certain to continue or to be successful.

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sandy (adj.)

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Structure: Past Simple Tense

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Use:

1 .Events in the past that are now

finished

2. Situation in the past

3. A series of actions in the past

Use:

1 .Events in the past that are now finished

2. Situation in the past

3. A series of actions in the past

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Use 1: Past actions that are now finished

The first we use of the Past Simple Tense to express actions that happened at a specific time in the past. The actions can be short or long.

-I went to college 3 years ago. long

-He ate the dinner 1 hour ago. short

-I slept well last night. long

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Use 2: Situation in the past

Another use of this tense is talk about situations in the past.

- I lived in New York for 10 years (I don't live there anymore).

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Use 3: A series of actions in the past

The Past Simple can also be used with a few actions in the past happening one after another.

- He entered a room, lit a cigarette and smiled at the guests.

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Affirmative

Subject Verb 2

1. They spent their holidays in Mexico last winter.

2. Robert painted his house last month.

Example

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Negative

Subject didn't Verb infinitive

1. Eva didn't go out last weekend. She stayed home.

2. I didn't make a cake last Sunday. I cleaned my room.

Example

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Did

Question

Did Subject Verb infinitive?

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“Who really discovered America?”

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1. When was Columbus sail from Spain with three ships?

2. Where were many Europeans traveled to make new settlement?

3. What was Leif Eriksson found when he traveled?

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Listening Reading

SpeakingWriting

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Direction: Listen to the audio visual about “Who really discovered America?.” Then circle the correct words.

Activity 1 Listening

Listen and choose the correct words

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Columbus was an Italian sailor and cartographer.

In 1492 he (sell /sailed) from Spain with three (ships /

sheep ). He traveled west across the ocean to

(find / fine) a new route to Asia for buying and selling

goods. After two months at sea, Columbus and his men

( reached / rich ) The Bahamas—he discovered America.

Many Europeans then traveled across the Atlantic Ocean

to make new settlements in America. America became

known as the “New World.”

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However, Columbus was not the first European to

arrive in America. Almost 500 years earlier, a young Viking

explorer named Leif Eriksson traveled (west / wet ) from

Greenland, looking for new lands he had ( hurt / heard )

about. Greenlanders’Saga, a story written about Eriksson’s

adventures, (tail / tells ) how he found a rocky land. He

also saw forests and white sandy (beaches / beat). He

made a settlement on an (Ireland/island) ,which he

named Vinland (land of vines). His old settlement has

been found on the island of Newfoundland in Canada.

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Even though he found America much later

than Eriksson and by accident, Columbus is still

credited with the discovery. “Columbia” is the

name of a university, a movie company, a space

shuttle and even a country. But Leif Eriksson’s

name is (hard / heart) to find anywhere.

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Activity 2 Reading

“The Sequencing the events”

Direction: - Work in pair. - Read about “Who really discovered America?” and rearrange each statement into correct order (A-G).

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Christopher Columbus1

2

3

4

5

6

7

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Leif Eriksson1

2

3

4

5

6

7

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Direction

-Work in pair. -Look at the picture and describe the picture by using the words in the box. -10 minutes to prepare your work. -Present in front of the class.

Activity 3 speaking

Describing picture

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Useful words: Christopher Columbus, cartographer, discovered,

Atlantic Ocean, ship, New World

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Activity 4 Writing

Let make a story

Direction -Make a group of three people. -Make up a short story based on the text 3 “Who really discovered America?” -Come up with your idea and present in front of the class. -10 minutes to do this activity.

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Example: Once upon a time. In our ship, Black Pearl, we sailed out on the ocean. We found a wonderful Island. There were………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………