IV. Read the dialogue then answer the questions.

Ba:    Do you watch TV, Nga?

Nga:  Not often. There aren’t many good programs for teenagers.

Ba:    What kind of programs do you like?

Nga:  I like to watch programs about teenagers in other countries. I want to know what they do, what they wear, what music they like.....

Ba:    There are some programs for young people.

Nga:  But older people make them. They don’t know what we like.

Ba:    I like sports shows, cartoons and movies.

Nga:  I don’t really like watching sports – I prefer taking part in them. And most of the movies on TV are very old.

Ba:    There are plenty of music programs.

Nga:  Yes, there are. But they don’t play the kind of music I like.

Ba:    What are you going to do this evening?

Nga:  Well, I am not going to watch TV. I’m going to listen to the radio and maybe read a book.

Why doesn’t Nga like music programs on TV?

IV. Read the dialogue then answer the questions.

Ba:    Do you watch TV, Nga?

Nga:  Not often. There aren’t many good programs for teenagers.

Ba:    What kind of programs do you like?

Nga:  I like to watch programs about teenagers in other countries. I want to know what they do, what they wear, what music they like.....

Ba:    There are some programs for young people.

Nga:  But older people make them. They don’t know what we like.

Ba:    I like sports shows, cartoons and movies.

Nga:  I don’t really like watching sports – I prefer taking part in them. And most of the movies on TV are very old.

Ba:    There are plenty of music programs.

Nga:  Yes, there are. But they don’t play the kind of music I like.

Ba:    What are you going to do this evening?

Nga:  Well, I am not going to watch TV. I’m going to listen to the radio and maybe read a book.

What does Ba like to watch on TV?

IV. Read the dialogue then answer the questions.

Ba:    Do you watch TV, Nga?

Nga:  Not often. There aren’t many good programs for teenagers.

Ba:    What kind of programs do you like?

Nga:  I like to watch programs about teenagers in other countries. I want to know what they do, what they wear, what music they like.....

Ba:    There are some programs for young people.

Nga:  But older people make them. They don’t know what we like.

Ba:    I like sports shows, cartoons and movies.

Nga:  I don’t really like watching sports – I prefer taking part in them. And most of the movies on TV are very old.

Ba:    There are plenty of music programs.

Nga:  Yes, there are. But they don’t play the kind of music I like.

Ba:    What are you going to do this evening?

Nga:  Well, I am not going to watch TV. I’m going to listen to the radio and maybe read a book.

What does Nga like to watch on TV?

IV. Read the dialogue then answer the questions.

Ba:    Do you watch TV, Nga?

Nga:  Not often. There aren’t many good programs for teenagers.

Ba:    What kind of programs do you like?

Nga:  I like to watch programs about teenagers in other countries. I want to know what they do, what they wear, what music they like.....

Ba:    There are some programs for young people.

Nga:  But older people make them. They don’t know what we like.

Ba:    I like sports shows, cartoons and movies.

Nga:  I don’t really like watching sports – I prefer taking part in them. And most of the movies on TV are very old.

Ba:    There are plenty of music programs.

Nga:  Yes, there are. But they don’t play the kind of music I like.

Ba:    What are you going to do this evening?

Nga:  Well, I am not going to watch TV. I’m going to listen to the radio and maybe read a book.

What is Nga going to do this evening?

IV. Read the dialogue then answer the questions.

Ba:    Do you watch TV, Nga?

Nga:  Not often. There aren’t many good programs for teenagers.

Ba:    What kind of programs do you like?

Nga:  I like to watch programs about teenagers in other countries. I want to know what they do, what they wear, what music they like.....

Ba:    There are some programs for young people.

Nga:  But older people make them. They don’t know what we like.

Ba:    I like sports shows, cartoons and movies.

Nga:  I don’t really like watching sports – I prefer taking part in them. And most of the movies on TV are very old.

Ba:    There are plenty of music programs.

Nga:  Yes, there are. But they don’t play the kind of music I like.

Ba:    What are you going to do this evening?

Nga:  Well, I am not going to watch TV. I’m going to listen to the radio and maybe read a book.

Does Nga watch TV a lot ?

III. Match a question in column A with its answer in column B.

a . It's 7 p.m . Mai ( 1 - be ) ............. at home . She ( 2- watch ) ............. TV . she always ( 3- watch ) .................. TV with her family around seven o'clock in the evening. Mai likes ( 4 - watch )  .....................  cartoons and ilms , but she ( 5- not like ) ........................ sports programs  

b. Last Sunday Minh ( 6- read) ..................... books in the library . he ( 7 - be ) ..................... there for three hours . 

 c. What you ( 8- do ) .................... last night ? 

d. After several months , he got used to ( 9- drive ) ........................ onn the left . 

e. Nitendo ( 10- inroduce .).....................  a new video game next month . 

Most teenagers around the world. Many listen to the radio.In a lot of countries, the most popular shows on TV are series. They show ordinary characters and how they live. Many teenagers like pop music. There are lots of music programs on TV and one satellite TV station only shows pop video.

In many countries, people can recevie and cable TV, it's possible to choose from a wide variety of programs.

a) What do most teenagers around the world do ?

b) What do many teenagers do?

c) Are the most popular shows on TV series in a lot of countries?

d) What are the most popular shows on TV about?

e) Do many teenagers like pop music ?

f) Are there many music programs on TV?

g) What only shows pop video?

h) Where can people receive satellite TV?

i) What is cable TV often available?

j) What can we choose with satellite and cable TV ?

1. Arrange these sentences to make a conversation.

On the street in an English town, a policeman stops a car. In the car there í a visitor from another country who does not know that traffic in England keeps to the left.

1. But you said I was driving on the right side.

2. Stop!

3. Why are you driving on the right side of the road?

4.It's like a looking - glass! But I'll try to remember.

5. A strange country! If right is wrong, I'm right when I'm on wrong side. So why đi you stop me?

6. That's right! You are on the right, and that's wrong.

7. Do you want me to drive on the wrong side.

8. What's the matter?

9. You are driving on the wrong side.

10. My dear sir, you must keep to the left. The right side is left.

Your answer: .............................................