Bài giảng Tiếng Anh 12 - Unit 11: Books (Reading)

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Bài giảng Tiếng Anh 12 - Unit 11: Books (Reading) Whatkindofarethesebooks?Novel craft bookComic book RomanceBiography Science bookFiction Thriller Unit 11: Books – Reading1. Taste (v) - NÕm,thö ,đ ọc lướ t2. Chew (v) - Nhai,ng hiềnng ẫm3. Swallow (v) - - Nuè t4. dip into (v) - Xe mlướt qua5. Digest (v) - Tiªuho ¸,đ ọc vàs uyng ẫm6. In a word - Tóm lại7. Reviewer (n) - Nhµphªb×nh8.Hard to put down khôngthểbỏxuống9. Hard to pick up again khôngthểđọclầnnữa Unit 11: Books – ReadingTask 1: Match the words/phrases in A with theVietnamese equivalent in B A B 1. Taste a. §äc thö, ®äc lít qua 2. Chew b. Kh«ng thÓ ®äc l¹i lÇn 3. Swallow n÷a 4. dip into c. §äc vµ suy ngÉm 5. Digest d. NghiÒn ngÉm 6. “Hard - to - pick - up e. §äc ngÊu nghiến again” f. §äc qua loa 7. “Hard - to - put - down” g. Kh«ng thÓ ®Æt xuèngTask 2: Decide whether the following statements aretrue (T), false (F) or not mentioned (NM) in the readingpassage 1. You can’t read different types of NM books in the same way 2. When you “taste” a book you read it carefully from the beginning to the end F 3. Many people only have time to read NM when they are traveling 4. Books with good stories are often T described as “ hard-to-put-down”. 5. Television has replaced books F altogether.Task3:Answerthesequestionsaccordingtotheinformationinthepassage.1. Howmanywaysofreadingarethere?2. Whendoyou“swallow”abook?3. Whatshouldyoudobeforestartingto readabookcarefullyandslowly?4. Whataretheadvantagesoftelevisionover books?5. Whataretheadvantagesofbooksover television? Paragraph1 On the subject of reading, 1.HowmanywaysofFrancis Bacon, who lived at about readingarethere?the same time as Shakespeare,wrote these words, Some books Therearethree.are to be tasted, others to beswallowed, and some few to bechewed and digested. This goodadvice shows how it is possible toread different types of books indifferent ways. For example, youmight pick up a travel book andread a few pages before going tosleep.Itisenoughtodipintoitandreadbitshereandthere.Inaword, Paragraph2Somestoriesarefor 2.Whendoyou“swallow”aswallowing.Imaginethatyou book?havefoundagoodstory,and, Whenyoufindagoodwhatisevenmoreimportant, storyandhavetimetothetimetoenjoyit.Youmight enjoyit.beonholiday,oronalongtrainjourney.Ifitisagoodbook,youmightsay,Itssogoodicantputitdown.Butnotallstoriesbelongtothisclass.Reviewerssometimesdescribebooksashardtoputdown,orhardtopickupagain. Paragraph3Other books are for reading 3. What should you doslowly and carefully. If it is abook on a subject that you before starting to read aare interested in, you will book carefully andwant to chew and digest it. slowly?That does not mean readingit too slowly. When you pick Readafewpagestoup a book for the first time, seeifit’stheoneyoucancheck that it is not too readandunderstanditdifficult. Do not start a book easily.unless you can see from thefirst few pages that it is oneyou can easily read andunderstand. Paragraph4Somepeoplethinkthatasmore 4. What are the advantages of television over books?and more people have television in  Televisioncanbringyoutheir homes, fewer people will buy alltheinformationandbooks to read. Why read when storieswithcolour,television can bring you all the Picturesandaction.information and stories with colour, 5. What are the advantagespicture and action? But, in fact, of books over television?television has not killed reading.  BooksarestillacheapToday,morebooksofeverykindare waytogetinformation andentertainment.soldthaneverbefore.Booksarestill (Andyoucankeepaa cheap way to get information and bookforeverandreadentertainment, and you can keep a itatmanytimes).book forever and read it many times.Books in the home are wonderfulsourceofknowledgeandpleasure.Work in pairs or groups. Find the names of types ofbooks in the square. The words may go across,down, up, backwards, or an angle. Here are somecues. A A B H F L E S C I E N C E L E V O N R B F B J A M X Z K I M J T W C G O C B H S T R G R T R Q E V R A J I C A C A F V L O J W P T Q L M M S H S ...