6. What feels soft and comfortable?　　　　 　　Lingling’s sweater.

5. Who sounds nice?　　　　　　 Sally.

4. Who looks pretty?　　　　　　 Sally.

3. What tastes sweet?　　　　　 The chocolate cookies.

2. What doesn’t smell fresh?　　 The cheese.

1.What smells delicious?　　　 The pizza.

2.　　　 Listen and match.

Step7. Reading.

Read and answer the questions.

1.　　　 Listen and number.

Making a poster about English-speaking countries.

Work in groups Prepare for your poster.

Choose the English-speaking country you would like to make the poster about.

See the list below for some ideas.

Think about the kinds of things you want to know: location, capital, famous places, famous people, customs and traditions

Think about how you would present your information: photos, leaflets, descriptions, maps etc.

•　　　　 Look up information on the Internet, or ask people who have visited the country if they have any material for you to borrow.

•　　　　 Present your information in an interesting way.

Homework

1. To revise the new words and expressions in this module.
2. To revise the new grammar – Restrictive attributive clause with that
3. To finish the poster

Cathy Freeman: An Australian and Aboriginal hero

One of the great heroes that competed at Australia’s 2000 Olympics was an Aboriginal runner called Cathy Freeman. She is the first Aboriginal runner to win a gold medal at the Commonwealth games in 1994. When she won the gold medal for the 400-meter race in the 2000 Olympics, she carried both an Australian flag and an Aboriginal flag. She has become a symbol of how different cultures in Australia can get along. Many people think she has built “a bridge” that has brought the different cultures closer together.