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Escuchar y completar la letra de la canción de Sting "Moon over Bourbon Street"

used to practice spelling for the test

Use articles with some geographical names: continents, countries, states, islands, mountains, lakes, cities,
parks, roads and streets, squares, bridges, palaces, castles, cathedrals, stations and airports

Unit 3: At the street market

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in the present simple passive tense.

1. The new library ________________ (visit) by hundreds of students every day.
2. English ________________ (speak) in many countries around the world.
3. The cake ________________ (bake) by Sarah for the school bake sale every year.
4. Emails ________________ (send) by the company's secretary every morning.
5. The streets ________________ (clean) by the city workers every night.

Exercise 2: Rewrite the Sentences

Rewrite the sentences in the present simple passive tense.

1. The streets are cleaned every day.
2. Sarah waters the plants twice a week. 
3. The chef prepares the meals in the kitchen. 
4. They often repair the old bridge. 
5.  
6. My parents wash the car every weekend. 

Exercise 3: Choose the Correct Option

Choose the correct option to complete each sentence.

1. The report ________________ by the manager every Monday.
2. a) is writing b) is written c) writes
3. Fresh vegetables ________________ from the local farm.
4. a) are buy b) are bought c) are buying
5. The concert tickets ________________ online or at the box office.
6. a) can buy b) can be bought c) can buying
7. The new movie ________________ by millions of people.
8. a) watch b) is watched c) watches
9. The classroom ________________ by the teacher before the students arrive.
10. a) is clean b) is cleaned c) cleans

There was [vigorous ] debate about the reasons why people are so [desirous] of  travelling  the world, but [conventional ] wisdom says, "You [venture ] into unknown lands because that is where your heart will take you." So the [subtle ] question is: why does your heart do that?

A [nimble ] mind might come up with dozens of answers for why traveling is an [intrinsic ] part of our lives. I will share just a couple with you.

We are always excited to [embark ] on a new journey because we are eager to experience something new. Sometimes life turns [bland], and that's when travel comes into play. Imagine that you're exploring a new city, walking along narrow Italian streets, climbing the Great Wall of China and losing your breath, or enjoying some New York street food on the fly. It's a brand new feeling—a brand new you.

We travel for people. Now my friends are geographically [dispersed], and I am super excited to meet them, whether in an armpit of Indonesia or a giant [vibrant ] city.  It’s so curious how people of different cultures can come together. Trust me, you will never feel [desolate] traveling solo; you will always find like-minded people everywhere! Wherever I traveled, I was always welcomed and never given a [raw ]deal.

And not only human beings are objects of [scrutiny ] for travelers, but also culture. We tend to [scrutinize ]cultural differences and [latch ] onto some peculiarities between them—different world perceptions, religions, customs, and mindsets. For those who are [receptive ] and open-minded, there are heaps of things to explore!

So time and [tide ] wait for no man! Go and book your flight, have a whale of a time, and figure out what your reasons for traveling are!

I am writing about the litter problem in our city. I read the article you shared, and I believe this issue is very serious. Therefore, we must find ways to solve it quickly.

Firstly, the city does not have enough rubbish bins in public places. As a result, people often leave their rubbish on the ground. Also, some people do not care about littering, which makes our city look dirty and unhealthy.

To solve this problem, I think the city should put more rubbish bins in places like parks and streets. Furthermore, we should have stricter fines for people who litter. Lastly, we need to teach people, especially students, why it is important to keep the city clean.

In conclusion, I hope the city council will take action soon. However, it is also important for everyone to do their part by not littering.

Street food -vocabulary

Drag and drop to fill out an address form

In the book Common Wealth, Gregg Dreise, suggests that we should get to know our neighbours better. For many Australians today the people on their street are strangers. With an adult to accompany you visit one of your neighbours on your street and introduce yourself and provide your answers to the questions below. Then ask them the following questions.

From the story "Finn tell a story in street slang"

Used to understand summarizing, beginning, middle, and end

Look right, look left and listen.

Tiếng Anh 1_Unit 3_At the street market 

street food

Try to complete the worksheet. Look carefully, think, and write your answers.

The 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, was an important place for the Black community and for people fighting for civil rights. On September 15, 1963, a terrible event happened when a bomb exploded at the church. This bombing took the lives of four young girls who were getting ready for Sunday school. The church was a meeting place for civil rights leaders to plan marches and peaceful protests. The sadness and anger after the bombing helped people see the need for change. It helped lead to the Civil Rights Act of 1964, a law that made segregation illegal in the United States.

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the blank with the correct words:

1. The 16th Street Baptist Church bombing took place on _____________.
2. The church was located in the city of _____________, Alabama.
3. The tragedy resulted in the loss of _____________ young girls who were getting ready for Sunday school.
4. Civil rights leaders used the church as a _____________ to plan marches like the Children’s Crusade.
5. This event was so powerful that it helped pass the _____________ of 1964, a law that made segregation illegal.

Word Bank: Headquarters | Civil Rights Act | September 15, 1963 | Four | Birmingham

Multiple Choice Questions

Choose the correct answer from the choices for each question:

1. What city was the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in?
   • a) Atlanta
   • b) Birmingham
   • c) Montgomery
   • d) Selma
2. How many young girls lost their lives in the bombing?
   • a) Three
   • b) Five
   • c) Four
   • d) Two
3. What important law was passed partly because of the church bombing?
   • a) Voting Rights Act
   • b) Civil Rights Act
   • c) Bill of Rights
   • d) Emancipation Proclamation
4. What was the church used for during the civil rights movement?
   • a) A restaurant
   • b) A store
   • c) A headquarters for planning marches
   • d) A library
5. On what date did the bombing occur?
   • a) July 4, 1776
   • b) January 1, 1960
   • c) September 15, 1963
   • d) October 31, 1963

Open-Ended Questions

Answer the following questions in complete sentences:

1. Why do you think the 16th Street Baptist Church was important to the civil rights movement?
2. How did the bombing change the way people thought about segregation and civil rights?
3. What can we learn from remembering the story of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing?

Writing Module C

WORKSHEET TO PRACTISE DIRECTIONS AND VOCABULARY OF THE CITY AND THE STREET.

Description of a street