Period6 L istening&writing

Period6 Listening&writing

Period6 Listening&writing

Listening P23

Before you listen, read the exersises on

P 23 and predict what the listening is

about.

2. Listen to the tape and tick the

statement which tells the main idea

of the dialogue.

A A girl from Laos told Wang Kun about how Laotians use the Mekong River.B A girl told Wang Kun about what they would see along the Mekong River.C A girl from Laos told Wang Kun about how important and beautiful the Mekong is.

3. Listen again and complete the passage

below.

The Mekong is the most important river in

Laos. It even _______ on the national

_____ of the country. Laotian people use

the river for _______, ________ and

____________ goods and the people

around the country. They call the Mekong

appears

flagwashing fishing

transporting

“the ____ of Laos, you can visit temples,

but in Tibet people call it “the water of

_______”. If you follow the river in Laos,

you can visit temples, caves and a

_________. At night, you can sleep in

some small _______by the river.

sea

rocks

waterfall

villages

Listening Text

Part 3 CHATTING WITH A GIRL

The next day the travellers see a girl (G)

walking along the road. Wang Kun spea

ks to her.

WK: Hello!

G: Hello! Are you travellers?

WK: Yes. We’re travelling along the

Mekong River. We’ve been all t

hrough China and now we’re go

ing to follow the river through L

aos.

G: I’m Laotian. The Mekong’s our

most important river. Did you know

that it appears on our national flag.

WK: Really?

G: Yes. We use the river for washing,

fishing and transporting things

around the country.

We’d be lost without it. It’s

better than a road.

WK: Well, no wonder I’ve seen boats

going up and down- they’re

transporting goods and people.

G: Yeah. We call it “the sea of Laos”

although we are not near the sea. It’s

because the water is as useful to us as

the sea.

WK: How interesting! In Tibet the

river’s called “The water of the

rocks”. Both names tell us a lot

about the river, don’t they?

G: Yes, they do. Watch out for the

temples, caves and a waterfall

along the river.

WK: Wow! Can we sleep by the river?

G: Yes, of course you can. There are

many small villages along the river.

You can stay there if you wish.

WK: Thanks a lot.

Imagine that you are a friend of Wa

ng Kun. Write a short email asking

about laos

Writing

Choose two or three questions and use

each as a new paragraph.

How was your trip?

What did you do when…?

Have you met…?

When did you get back?

What kind of things did you see?

Could you give me more details about…?

Could you tell me about…?

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