1. Lesson Plan 1
2. Lesson Plan 2
3. Lesson Plan 3
Crafting the Lesson on Emotional Tone, Grade 8
Compose the essay: 'The Mood of Words', Brief 1
I. THE FUNCTION OF MOOD WORDS
Question 1.
a. Removing the word “oh” would render the sentence as a simple statement
b. Eliminating the word “go” would strip the sentence of its imperative nature
c. Without the word “replace”, the sentence would fail to convey compassion towards the unfortunate
Question 2.
The word “dear” 🡪 signifies courtesy and respect
II. UTILIZATION OF MOOD WORDS
Ngữ liệu | Kiểu câu | Sắc thái tình cảm | Vai xã hội |
Bạn chưa về à? | Nghi vấn | Thân mật | Ngang hàng |
Thầy mệt ạ? | Nghi vấn | Lễ phép | Trên – dưới |
Bạn giúp tôi một tay nhé! | Cầu khiến | Ân cần, thân tình | Ngang hàng |
Bác giúp cháu một tay ạ! | Cầu khiến | Lễ phép, kính trọng | Trên – dưới |
III. PRACTICE SESSION
Exercise 1
STT | Câu có từ in đậm | Tình thái từ | Không phải tình thái từ |
a | Em thích trường nào thì thi vào trường ấy |
| x |
b | Nhanh lên nào, anh em ơi! | x |
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c | Làm như thế mới đúng chứ! | x |
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d | Tôi đã khuyên bảo nó nhiều lần rồi chứ có phải không đâu. |
| x |
e | Cứu tôi với! | x |
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g | Nó đi chơi với bạn từ sáng |
| x |
h | Con cò đậu ở đằng kia |
| x |
i | Nó thích hát dân ca nghệ tĩnh kia | x |
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Exercise 2
a. “Indeed” 🡪 forms an interrogative sentence used for questioning, albeit with some affirmation already established
b. “Indeed” 🡪 forms an interrogative sentence, emphasizing the just affirmed
c. “Right?” 🡪 forms an interrogative sentence expressing hesitation
d. “Huh” forms an interrogative sentence, expressing an intimate tone
e. “Right?” 🡪 indicates a commanding tone, intimacy
g. “So” 🡪 indicates dissatisfaction, reluctance
h. “Well” 🡪 persuasive attitude, encouragement
Question 3.
- I've already given the instructions!
- Where is Ms. Phuong going?
- The kid is obedient, isn't she!
- She wants to go to the beach, not interested in hiking!
- Get up and go to school!
- With this rain, everyone's sitting together watching TV.
Question 4.
- Yes, sir, do we have a day off tomorrow?
- Have you done your homework?
- Would you like a coffee, sir?
Question 5.
Some local mood words
Ha 🡪 hmm
Nè 🡪 hey
Mừ 🡪 but
Compose the essay: 'Mood Words, Brief 2'
I. THE FUNCTION OF MOOD WORDS
If the bolded words are removed from the examples, the meaning of the sentence changes:
a. If we omit the word “oh”, this sentence will no longer be a question.
Compose Essay: The Essence of Emotive Words
I. The Function of Emotive Words
Question 1 (page 80 in Language Arts 8 Volume 1 textbook):
Examples (a), (b), (c) lose their distinct nuances when the bolded words are removed. For instance, removing à from (a) turns the sentence into a mere narrative rather than a question.
Question 2 (page 80 in Language Arts 8 Volume 1 textbook):
In example (d), the word ạ signifies the courteous demeanor of the student.
II. Utilizing Emotive Words
- “Haven't you returned?” – Same age group – interrogative purpose ( à, chăng, hử, hả)
- “Are you tired, sir?” – Expressing affection – varying levels of respect ( ạ, cơ, mà)
- “Can you give me a hand?” – Same hierarchy – request ( nhé, nhỉ, mà)
- “Could you assist me, sir?” – Different hierarchy – request ( ạ, nhé)
III. Practice Exercises
Question 1 (page 81 in Language Arts 8 Volume 1 textbook):
The bolded words are emotive words in the following sentences: b, c, e, i.
Question 2 (page 82 in Language Arts 8 Volume 1 textbook): Meanings of the emotive words:
a. chứ: indicates a question but the queried matter is somewhat affirmed.
b. chứ: signifies affirmation.
c. ư: expresses suspicion.
d. nhỉ: denotes uncertainty.
e. nhé: advises with intimacy and hope.
g. vậy: reluctantly accepts, discontentedly.
h. cơ mà: encourages, persuades.
Question 3 (page 83 in Language Arts 8 Volume 1 textbook): Construct sentences with emotive words:
- Here I am!
- There's a new movie today!
- Is it good, huh?
- Let's go!
- You like dolls, huh?
- You choose the black one, okay?
Question 4 (page 83 in Language Arts 8 Volume 1 textbook): Formulate interrogative sentences with emotive words:
- Student to teacher: Excuse me, ma'am! Which homework is it?
- Male friend to female friend: Do you remember the girl sitting next to you, huh?
- Child to parent or relative: Mom, are you back from the market?
