GLN English Club- Earthquake in Japan
The terrible earthquake which happened in Japan about one month ago has attracted a lot of concerns from millions of people all over the world. It’s worth our thinking about what Japanese have suffered from their Earthquake as well as the ways they have overcome that unforgettable disaster. Therefore, what have the Japanese really suffered from their Earthquake? What have they been doing to overcome it? Also, could we learn some lessons from Japanese’s calamity? Let’s join with GLN EC this week to discuss and share your interesting ideas by registering through our mail: glnclub@gln.edu.vn
Here is timeline for our program:
GLN English Club- Earthquake in Japan
Saturday, April, 23th, 2011
No 12, Lane 8, Nguyen Thi Dinh Str, Trung Hoa Ward, Cau Giay
2:30-2:45: Breaking the ice
· Make friends with other people in the club
2:45-3:15: Warming up
· Play a game (MC introduces the game…)
3:15-3:45: Discussing in pairs
Work in pairs to discuss these questions:
· When did Earthquake in
· What have the government and Japanese done to overcome their terrible Earthquake?
· Have you known any activities or organizations from all over the world helping
=> Some people will share their ideas (in about 10 minutes)
3:45-4:00: Watching some interesting video clips
4:00-4:20: Discussing in groups
“What lessons can Vietnamese learn through Japan’s Earthquake?”
ð Two groups will draw the pictures to show their lessons
4:20-4:30: Expansion activity
· Write your wishes for Japan as well as our world
5 nhận xét:
This is the first time I've visited your website. It sounds really interesting ^^ However, the topic you post here is the first impression people have of your club, I think you should pay more attention to the grammar. Don't make basic grammar errors ruin your professional image ^^
Thanks a lot for your comments, but can you show us the mistakes more specifically?
Yup sure. Here what I think need correcting:
1. "they has overcome" => it's obvious, right ^^!
2. "what Japanese has suffered" => If I'm not wrong, Japanese (noun) is the language. I guess here you wanna talk about people, right? so is it better if you say "the Japanese have sufferred"
There are some similar words like this (Japanese, Vietnamese)
This is my idea from what I've learnt, you can review just for reference ^^!
Oh, what a pity because we have some mistakes here. Thanks a lot. We will try to improve it
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