them to the idea that the thesis statement in a story or an essay will indicate its topic, provide an overview and present an attitude or opinion of the events mentioned Generally speaking, it is a comment or remark in one or two sentences. In this sense, you must understand how the author comes to his conclusion and what comment he wil Reading skill 2: how to determine the point of view of the text style is called narrator; the interpret things is referred to as point of view. A first-person narrator is involved in the action and talks directly to the reader using words like I, me, my, us, and our. A third-person narrator is an observer of the events and tells the reader about them using words like he, she, his, her, they, and their. In this sense, you can ask your students to find out what pronouns the author uses in the story to refer to his relationship with his uncle. Since the author tells his own experiences and uses such pronouns as I me, my and our, the story is written in the first-person point of view 3. Fill in the missing information in the main idea offered to test students'ability to grasp main ideas(10 minutes) Garage sales are very common in the United States now. They also have other names such as yard sales or porch sales. Sometimes several families have a joint sale, or a group will have a sale to benefit a charity. They serve many purposes besides cleaning out unwanted items and making money. They also serve as a minor social event, a chance for new neighbors to get acquainted, and a place to pick up needed items inexpensively. When author knew he had caner, he inevitably experienced psychologi crisis results from his familys different reaction to his disease as well as his own despair But eventually, he gathered his courage and strength and fought with cancer and his despair, then pulled through this crisis with the love and encouragement of his beloved family members 4. T explains some important and difficult language points in the text and guide students practice. (15 minutes) IlI Listening and speaking(45 minutes) Citi Objectives: 1. Identify the appropriate paces in which the conversations probably take place 2. Learn to grasp the main ideas of the passages 3. Forming a mental picture. Preparing an appropriate response 4. Review how to express the agreements and disagreements 5. Review the contrast and comparisons while-listening (45 minutes) 1. Listening of conversations(15 minutes) 1). Listen to ten short conversations 2)Before the first listening. T reminds students the keys words related to a specific situation5 them to the idea that the thesis statement in a story or an essay will indicate its topic, provide an overview and present an attitude or opinion of the events mentioned. Generally speaking, it is a comment or remark in one or two sentences. In this sense, you must understand how the author comes to his conclusion and what comment he will give. Reading skill 2: how to determine the point of view of the text. In a narrative, the story style is called narrator; the narrator’s position to see and interpret things is referred to as point of view. A first-person narrator is involved in the action and talks directly to the reader using words like I, me, my, us, and our. A third-person narrator is an observer of the events and tells the reader about them using words like he, she, his, her, they, and their. In this sense, you can ask your students to find out what pronouns the author uses in the story to refer to his relationship with his uncle. Since the author tells his own experiences and uses such pronouns as I me, my and our , the story is written in the first- person point of view. 3. Fill in the missing information in the main idea offered to test students’ ability to grasp main ideas. (10 minutes) Garage sales are very common in the United States now. They also have other names such as yard sales or porch sales. Sometimes several families have a joint sale, or a group will have a sale to benefit a charity. They serve many purposes besides cleaning out unwanted items and making money. They also serve as a minor social event, a chance for new neighbors to get acquainted, and a place to pick up needed items inexpensively. When author knew he had caner, he inevitably experienced psychological crisis results from his family’s different reaction to his disease as well as his own despair. But eventually, he gathered his courage and strength and fought with cancer and his despair, then pulled through this crisis with the love and encouragement of his beloved family members. 4. T explains some important and difficult language points in the text and guide students practice. (15 minutes) III Listening and speaking (45 minutes) Cities Objectives: 1. Identify the appropriate paces in which the conversations probably take place. 2. Learn to grasp the main ideas of the passages. 3. Forming a mental picture. Preparing an appropriate response 4. Review how to express the agreements and disagreements 5. Review the contrast and comparisons. while-listening (45 minutes) 1. Listening of conversations (15 minutes) 1). Listen to ten short conversations 2) Before the first listening. T reminds students the keys words related to a specific situation