Lesson 14 Grandpas Memories(1) Enjoy a song Yesterday Once More. Do you like to stay with your parents / grandparents? What memories do your grandparentsparents often talk about? Do you like to listen to their memories?Why? Look at the picture and predict what Linda and her grandpa are talking about. Listen to the dialogue and check your guess. They are talking about Lindas great-grandpa. 1st-Listening Listen again and answer questions. 1. Who grew up in Britain during the war? 2. Which countries were at war? Lindas great-grandpa. Britain and Germany. 2nd-Listening 3. Did her great-grandpa hope to have the war then? 4. Why were there no any lights at night then? Yes, he said they were expecting it. Because the Germany planes often bombed the cities at night. Its hard to see a city at night from a plane if there are no lights. 5. Did her great-grandpa hurt? 6. Where did her great-grandpa get married? No, he didnt get hurt. In Untied States. Listen again and write T for True or F for False. 1. Lindas grandpa is in the photo. The other person in the photo is her great-grandpa. 2. Her great-grandpa remembered the day the war started. 3. There were only a few street lights on at night during the war. T T F 3rd-Listening 4. Her great-grandpa was hurt during the war. 5. Lindas grandpa moved from Britain to the US. 6. Her great-grandpa met his wife in Britain. F F F Post-Listening: students listen again and Summaries the key expressions about expressing surprise excitement disappointment or sadness Wow, you look so young! Is it? / He did? Thats good! That was lucky! Oh no! That would be scary. Thats so sad! pair work: students use the key expressions to make up a short dialogue.