8A Unit4

Pronunciation

Wolves like eating snails very much.

And wolves have good smell.

Revision

There are many beautiful insects

in the pictures

Hunters hunt tigers for their

bones to make medicine.

Saying conditional sentences.

When we read a condition sentence

aloud, our voice rises at the end of the

first clause and falls at the end of the

sentence.

Do you know the rule?

Exercise

Are you ready?

Let's go!

Listen to Simon’s report on wolves.

1. Many wild animals will die if we

don’t help them.

2. Wolves won’t survive if we don’t

give them good areas of forest to

live in.

3. They will live in family groups and

hunt together if they live in the wild.

4. If we continue to destroy forests to

build roads, they won’t have suitable

homes.

5. If farmers continue to make new

farmland from forests, wild animals

won’t get enough food.

Listen to Millie’s report on elephants.

Put a rising arrow ( ) above the

words where her voice rises. Put a

falling arrow ( ) above the words

where her voice falls.

Part B

1. If hunters see an elephant in the

wild, they will kill it.

2. Hunters will make a lot of money if

they see elephants’ tusks.

3. Elephants help farmers if people

train them.

4. There won’t be any elephants if we

don’t protect them.

5. If we don’t help these wild animals,

they will all die soon.

Please read Part B to your partner

to check your pronunciation.

Exercise

Now, please write your own

presentation about your favourite

animals, expressing your own ideas.

Group work

One point for using rising voice at the end of the clause

One point for using falling voice at the end of the sentence

One point for memorizing phrases, looking at the audience when speaking

One point for content if you created your own statements.

Assessment criteria

Good Bye!