This topic introduces the concept of hobbies, specifically coin collecting, as a means to talk about personal interests and preferences. Students will learn how to describe collections, ask questions about hobbies, and discuss their own and others’ interests. The lesson emphasizes the present simple tense for routines and hobbies and builds vocabulary for describing collections and their characteristics.
GRAMMAR
Present Simple Tense
Used to describe habits, routines, and facts.
Affirmative:
- Subject + base verb.
- Example: "I collect coins from different countries."
- Subject + base verb.
Negative:
- Subject + do/does not + base verb.
- Example: "I don’t collect ancient coins."
- Subject + do/does not + base verb.
Questions:
- Do/Does + subject + base verb?
- Example: "What kind of coins do you collect?"
- Do/Does + subject + base verb?
VOCABULARY
Coin: A small, round piece of metal used as money.
Example: "This coin is from Japan."Collection: A group of similar items gathered as a hobby.
Example: "My collection has over 100 coins."Rare: Something uncommon or unusual.
Example: "This is a rare coin from 1850."Currency: The money used in a specific country.
Example: "I collect coins from different currencies."Mint: A place where coins are made.
Example: "This coin was minted in 1975."Value: The worth of something in money or importance.
Example: "Some coins have great historical value."Antique: An old object with historical significance.
Example: "Antique coins are my favorite."Design: The pattern or artwork on an object.
Example: "The design of this coin is beautiful."Hobby: An activity done for enjoyment in free time.
Example: "Coin collecting is my hobby."Trade: To exchange one thing for another.
Example: "I trade coins with other collectors."
USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
- "I collect coins from around the world."
- "What kind of coins do you collect?"
- "This coin is very old and rare."
- "I have coins from over 20 countries."
- "Do you trade coins with other collectors?"
- "My favorite coin is from Italy."
- "How many coins are in your collection?"
- "I started collecting coins two years ago."
- "Some coins have great historical value."
- "Where did you find this coin?"
SENTENCES
Positive Sentences
- "I collect coins from different countries."
- "She has a large collection of ancient coins."
Negative Sentences
- "I don’t collect modern coins."
- "They don’t have any coins from Asia."
Questions
- "What kind of coins do you collect?"
- "Do you have any rare coins?"
Answers
- Positive: "Yes, I collect coins from Europe."
- Negative: "No, I don’t collect coins, but I collect stamps."
CONVERSATION
Scene: Two friends talking about coin collecting.
Tom: Hi, Sarah! I heard you collect coins. What kind of coins do you collect?
Sarah: Hi, Tom! Yes, I do. I collect coins from different countries.
Tom: That’s interesting! Do you have any rare coins?
Sarah: Yes, I have a coin from 1800. It’s very rare.
Tom: Wow! How many coins are in your collection?
Sarah: I have about 150 coins. Do you collect anything?
Tom: Yes, I collect stamps. Maybe we can trade sometime!
Sarah: That sounds like a great idea!
READING
"The World of Coin Collecting"
Coin collecting is a fascinating hobby enjoyed by people all over the world. Some collectors focus on coins from their own country, while others prefer coins from different parts of the globe. Coins can tell a story about history, culture, and art.
Many collectors enjoy finding rare coins. These coins may be valuable because of their age, design, or the material they are made of. For example, some coins are made of gold or silver, while others have unique patterns or symbols.
Collectors often trade coins with friends or at special events. This is a great way to find new coins and meet people who share the same interest. Some people start collecting coins as a way to learn about different countries and their histories.
No matter the reason, coin collecting is a hobby that brings joy to many. It’s a great way to explore the world without leaving home.
Questions and Answers
Q: What do coins tell us about?
A: Coins tell us about history, culture, and art.Q: Why are some coins valuable?
A: Some coins are valuable because of their age, design, or material.Q: How do collectors find new coins?
A: Collectors find new coins by trading with friends or attending events.Q: What can people learn from collecting coins?
A: People can learn about different countries and their histories.Q: Why is coin collecting a great hobby?
A: Coin collecting is great because it brings joy and helps people explore the world.
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