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PETROVIETNAM UNIVERSITY
ENGLISH PROGRAM
Listening & Speaking 3
Session 1
Lecturer :
Foreign
Language Center
Email : flc@pvu.edu.vn
Website : www.pvu.edu.vn
Objectives
1. Listen for main ideas
2. Listen for details
3. Make inferences to fully understand what a
speaker means
4. Listen for opinions to understand a book
review
5. Listen for reduced verb forms to understand
everyday speech
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Vocabulary
Here are some words and phrases from Listening 1.
Read the definitions. Then complete each sentence
with the correct word or phrase. (p5)
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Vocabulary
assume (v.) to accept or believe that something is
true
behavior (n.) the way that you act or behave
briefly (adv.) for a short time; quickly
encounter (n.) an unexpected meeting
error (n.) a mistake
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Vocabulary
form an impression (phr.) to begin to have an idea
about something
negative (adj.) bad or harmful
positive (adj.) good or useful
sample (n.) a small amount or example of
something
trait (n.) a quality that forms part of your character
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Vocabulary
1. I took a(n) sample of the carpet home to see whether I
liked the color in my living room.
2. Alberto made several errors
on his math test because he
didnt study hard enough.
3. Luisa said she wasnt feeling well, so I assume shes not
going out tonight.
4. The teacher went over yesterdays assignment very briefly
We only spent about fifteen minutes on it, so I still have some
questions.
5. When I meet new people, I watch their behavior closely to see
what they are like.
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Vocabulary
6. It only takes a few minutes to form an impression of
someone you meet for the first time.
7. One negative thing about moving to a new place is
leaving your friends and family behind.
8. Most of my good friends have one personality trait
in commonthey are all very funny.
9. Do you usually have a(n) positive feeling about people
when you meet them for the first time? I do because I think
most people are good.
10. My first encounter with my new neighbors was very
unpleasant. We argued about the amount of noise they were
making.
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Discuss
1. In this lecture, the speaker says we often think
that the way a person behaves when we first meet
him is the way he behaves all the time. From your
personal experience, do you agree or disagree?
Give examples.
2. Have you ever formed a first impression of
someone that was wrong? Explain.
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Discuss
1.
In this lecture, the speaker says we often think that the way a person behaves
when we first meet him is the way he behaves all the time. From your personal
experience, do you agree or disagree? Give examples.
Yes, I have met people who were very friendly when I first met them, and
they still are.
No, sometimes people may be nervous when meeting someone for the first
time and behave differently than they usually do.
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Discuss
1. Have you ever formed a first impression of
someone that was wrong? Explain.
Yes, I know someone who was quiet and unfriendly
when I first met her. After I got to know her, I
realized that she is just very shy.
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Making inferences
- draw conclusions about information
- help deepen your understanding of what you hear
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Making inferences
Listen to a student talking about meeting his
professor for the first time.
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Activity A
Listen to a student talk about a first impression.
Take notes in your notebook as you listen. Then
answer the questions.
1.Do you think it was it a positive or negative first
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Activity B
Work with a partner. Compare your answers.
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Activity C
Listen to the speaker's opinion of Lee. Take notes
in your notebook. Compare what the speaker says
about Lee with your answers in Activity B.
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Activity D
Work with a partner. Tell a story about meeting
someone for the first time. Describe what she or he
did and a few things you noticed. Don't say how you
felt about the person. Ask your partner to infer
whether your impression was positive or negative.
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Summary
1. Listen for main ideas
2. Listen for details
3. Make inferences to fully understand what a
speaker means
4. Listen for opinions to understand a book
review
5. Listen for reduced verb forms to understand
everyday speech
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PETROVIETNAM
PETROVIETNAM UNIVERSITY
Session 1
Thank you!
Lecturer :
Foreign
Language Center
Email : nn@pvu.edu.vn
Website : www.pvu.edu.vn