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Giải SGK, SBT Unit 10. My dream job English Discovery

Giải SGK, SBT Unit 10. My dream job English Discovery

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Câu 29 :

6. In pairs, role-play the following situation:

(Theo cặp, đóng vai tình huống sau)

Student A wants to be a doctor. Below are Student A’s reasons.

(Học sinh A muốn trở thành bác sĩ. Dưới đây là lý do của học sinh A.)

1. A doctor can help many people inneed.

(Bác sĩ có thể giúp được nhiều người cần giúp đỡ.)

2. A doctor can travel to many places inthe country to help people.

(Bác sĩ có thể đi nhiều nơi trong nước để giúp đỡ mọi người.)

3. A doctor does not have to do a lot ofoffice work.

(Bác sĩ không phải làm nhiều công việc văn phòng.)

Student B wants to be a famous moviestar. Below are Student B's reasons.

(Học sinh B muốn trở thành một ngôi sao điện ảnh nổi tiếng. Dưới đây là lý do của học sinh B.)

1. Amovie star can travel to many places to shoot movies.

(Ngôi sao điện ảnh có thể đi đến nhiều nơi để quay phim.)

2. Amovie star can meet a lot of people.

(Ngôi sao phim điện ảnh có thể gặp được rất nhiều người.)

3. Amovie star can be creative in the job.

(Ngôi sao điện ảnh có thể sáng tạo trong công việc.)

Use the following sample to start with:

(Sử dụng mẫu sau để bắt đầu)

A: Have you ever thought about what youwant to do in the future?

(Bạn đã bao giờ nghĩ về việc mình muốn làm gì trong tương lai chưa?)

B: I want to be a famous movie star.

(Tôi muốn trở thành một ngôi sao điện ảnh nổi tiếng.)

Câu 69 :

3. Read the text. Mark the sentences ✓ (right), X (wrong) or ? (doesn't say).

(Đọc văn bản. Đánh dấu các câu ✓ (đúng), X (sai) hoặc ? (không đề cập đến).)

1. The writer believes that children often want to have the same job as famous people or people they know.

 

2. The writer wanted to be on television.

 

3. The writer works on television now.

 

4. Boys and girls have different types of dream jobs.

 

5. Today's children will earn more than their parents did.

 

6. It isn't a good idea to have an unrealistic dream.

 

7. The writer thinks that people's dreams stay the same through their lives.

What was your dream?

What were your dreams and ambitions when you were a child? Are your dreams the same now? Nearly all children have a dream for the future. Sometimes they want to be like people they see on television or someone in their family. When I was a child I wanted to be a lawyer because I admired the lawyer in a TV drama! My sister wanted to be a princess!

A recent survey asked 11,000 seven-year-olds about their ambitions and the results were interesting. Most of them had definite ideas about their future careers. The most popular jobs included teacher, scientist, firefighter and police officer. In general boys wanted to earn a lot of money (a third of them wanted to become a footballer or sportsman) and girls preferred a job helping people, like a doctor or teacher.

Experts say that today's children have greater ambitions than their parents had and this is a very good thing. People who have a dream will work harder and have fewer problems. Sometimes those dreams aren't realistic and they change. Not every seven-year-old boy will become a rich and successful footballer! I didn't become a lawyer - and surprisingly, my sister didn't become a princess! But it is important to be ambitious, We all need to dream.