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Alias, domain name, maiden name, stage name, assumed name, household name, nickname, title, brand name, initials, pen name/pseudonym, username.

Fill the blank space with the words above:
1. used when giving the name that a person is generally known by, after giving their real name:

Malcolm Little, .........................Malcolm X.

2. A domain name refers to your website address. This is what users type in a browser's search bar to directly access your website. A ............................ is unique and cannot be shared between different sites. For example: ovhcloud.com

3. A woman's.................................. is the family name she has before she gets married.

4.the name, different from his or her real name, that an actor or performer is publicly known by:

David Bowie is the ............................. of the singer David Jones.

5. a name that a company uses to do business that is not the legal name of the company:

The law of many states requires businesses to file ................................ certificates.

6. a famous person that most people know of:

He was a ........................... in the 1950s.

7. an informal name for someone or something, especially a name that you are called by your friends or family, usually based on your real name or your character:

We always use the.................... Beth for our daughter Elizabeth.

8. a word that is used before someone's name, stating their social rank, qualifications, position in an organization, sex, etc.:

What's her .................. - is she Professor or Doctor?

9. the special name a company gives to its products or services:

All the car makers spend heavily to promote their ...................................

10. the first letter of a name, especially when used to represent the whole name:

He wrote his ............................., P.M.R., at the bottom of the page.

11.A ............................, also called a nom de plume (French: [nɔ̃ də plym]) or a literary double, is a ......................(or, in some cases, a variant form of a real name) adopted by an author and printed on the title page or by-line of their works in place of their real name.

12. a name or other word that you sometimes need to type in along with a password before you are allowed to use a computer or a website:

Please enter your ...............................and password.

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Fable
Fairy tale
Folk tale
Tale
Tall tale (US) /tall story (UK)
Epic
Legend
Myth
ancient myths
Urban legend/myth
(that's) a likely story!
it's a long story
it's the same old story
sob story

Fill the blank space with words above:
1.a short story that tells a moral truth, often using animals as characters:

Latisha loves the ........................about the grasshopper and the ant.
2. ....................................... is a traditional story written for children that usually involves imaginary creatures and magic
3. ......................................a story that parents have passed on to their children through speech over many years
4.a story, especially one that might be invented or difficult to believe:
He told some fascinating .............................about his life in India.

5. a story or fact that is difficult to believe:
After dinner she told me............................about her pet.

6. a film, poem, or book that is long and contains a lot of action, usually dealing with a historical subject:
It's one of those old Hollywood ....................with a cast of thousands.
7. a very old story or set of stories from ancient times, or the stories, not always true, that people tell about a famous event or person:
The dance was based on several Hindu .....................................
8.an ancient story or set of stories, especially explaining the early history of a group of people or about natural events and facts:

ancient ...........................

10. a long story about past events over a long period of time:
Her new novel is a lengthy and compelling family ........................
11.It is no good saying that the problem does not exist, and that it is a modern urban myth or perception and not reality.
12.said when you do not believe something:

"He said he bought them all very cheaply from some guy he knows." "............................................!"
13. something that you say when someone has asked you about something that has happened and you do not want to explain it to them because it would take too long:

"So why was Carlo knocking on your door at midnight?" "It's a .............................................."
14.said when talking about a bad situation that has happened many times before:

It's the ................................... - the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.
15. a story or piece of information that someone tells you or writes about himself or herself that is intended to make you feel sympathy for that person:

She came out with some .................................. about not having enough money to go and see her father who was ill.

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Creative, Inventive, Open, Outgoing, Practical, Reserved, Sensitive, Tactful, Temperamental

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| Present Simple
| Use the simple present to talk about habits, rountines, and facts:  | I check my emails when I get home from school
Hurricanes form in the North Atlandtic or Northest Pacific.  |
| Use adverbs of frequency such as usually, always, hardly ever, and expressions of frequency such as everyday, from time to time, and once a week with the simple present:  | She usually chats online in the evening.
From time to time strong winds batter the coast.  |
| Present progressive
| Use the present progressive to talk about things in progress now or around now:  | The waves are crashing onto the beach.  |
| Use time expressions such as now, right now, at the moment, and these days with the present progressive:  | People are evacuating right now.
Are you still living in Hawaii these days?  |
| Use the present progressive to talk about temporary or changing situations:  | The temperature of the Earth is rising. It's getting really hot.  |
| Use the present progressive with always to criticise someone's habits:  | My sister's always borrowing my clothes.  |
| Present perfect
| Use the present perfect with ever/never for past actions when you don't say an exact time:  | have you ever been at sea during a storm?
I've never seen such strong winds before.  |
| Use the present perfect for recently completed actions with Just, already, so far, and yet.  | The authorities have just ordered everyone to evacuate.
So far the storm hasn't caused too much damage.  |
| Use the present perfect with for/since for actions in a period that started in the past and continue to now:  | The current hurricane naming system has been in use since 1953.  |
| Present perfect progressive
| Use the present perfect progressive with time expressions such as recently, lately, and all day/afternoon/week to describe actions in progress recently.  | I've been watching the waves from my window all morning.  |
| Use the present perfect progressive with for/since for actions in progress from a time in the past until now:  | The storm has been strengthening in the Atlantic for weeks.
People have been leaving the town since this morning.  |
Differentiate between present perfect and present perfect continuous

The present perfect simple often emphasizes the result of an action:

EX: She’s written an article for the school newspaper. (She has finishes writing 1 article)

Result

The present perfect continuous often emphasizes the action, and the time spent on the action, rather than the result:

EX: She has been writing an article for the school newspaper for 2 hours. (For 2 hours)

Time spent on the action

| Watch out!  | Stative verbs (động từ tình thái)
| You don't often use the past progressive and the past perfect progressive with stative verbs such as: like, need, want, know, think, and understand.  | She feels scared. (NOT: she's feeling)
I want to go home. (NOT: I'm wanting)  |
| You don't often use the past progressive and the past perfect progressive with stative verbs such as: like, need, want, know, think, and understand.
Không được sử dụng ở dạng tiếp diễn nếu không miêu tả hành động
| I….......................... him for a long time. (Not: I had been knowing)  |
| However, you can use a progressive form if the same verb describe an action (e.g: thinking = considering, having = eating, being = behaving)
Có thể sử dụng ở dạng tiếp diễn khi diễn tả hành động  | I'm thinking about getting my hair cut.
She's having cereal for breakfast.
Ali's being really annoying.  |

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| Articles and determiners
| I. Articles - Mạo từ
| Use article to show if you are referring to something specific or general. (một vật cụ thể hay chung chung)  | I have …....... Really bad memory.  | Tôi có trí nhớ rất tệ
| Use the before a specific thing (một vật cụ thể)  | What this you think of ……...... History test this morning?  | Bạn nghĩ gì về bài thi lịch sử sáng nay?
| Use the before a unique thing: (vật duy nhất)  | …….........moon or …........ Sky  | Mặt trăng hay bầu trời
| Use the before a unique thing: (vật duy nhất)  | Who invented …................. Internet?  | Ai phát minh ra mạng máy tính?
| Use the before plural names of people and places: tên riêng ở dạng số nhiều  | Have you meet ….............. Johnsons, who live next door?  | Bạn đã gặp gặp gia đình Johnsons người sống bênh cạnh nhà ta chưa?
| Use the before rivers, oceans, seas, and deserts: (sông, đại dương, biển và hoang mạc)  | Which is …....... longest river - ……......... Amazon or …........... Nile?  | Con sôn nào là dài nhất. Sông Amazon hay là sông Nile.
| Use the before a group of people (một nhóm người trong xã hội)  | …............ English, …............ poor  | Người Anh, Người nghèo
| Use no article before plural and uncountable nouns with a general reference:( danh từ chung không cụ thể)  | …........Children have wonderful …............imaginations.  | Trẻ con có trí tưởng tượng rất phong phú
| Use no article before astract ideas (danh từ trừu tượng) such as love:  | …...........Friendship and…............. hapiness are more important than…......... money.  | Tình bạn và niềm hạnh phúc thì quan trọng hơn tiền
| Use no article before adjective to refer to singular place name, street and so on: (tên riêng số ít)  | …............New York's Central Park was first opened in 1857.  | Công viên trung tâm New York được xây dựng vào năm 1857
| II. Other determiners - từ hạn định
| Use all, most, some and no before plural and uncountable nouns  | …............. students struggled. (There was no clean water.)  | Một vài học sinh vật vã vì không có nước uống.
| Use both (cả hai) (for two things) and many before plural nouns.  | …............... rivers are long.  | Cả hai dòng sông đều rất dài
| Use both (cả hai) (for two things) and many before plural nouns.  | ….................. cars are made in Japan.  | Rất nhiều chiếc xe được làm ở Nhật Bản
| Use no, either (cái này hay cái kia) and neither (không cái nào trong hai) before singular countable nouns  |   |
| Either means "one or the other"(cái này hay cái kia)  | You could buy …................ dictionary. ….................... dictionary is expensive  | Bạn có thể mua muốn từ điển này hay cuốn từ điển kia cũng được. Cả cuốn này hay cuốn kia đều không mắc.
| Neither means "not one or not the other" (không cái nào trong hai)  |   |
| Watch out!  |   |
| Neither has a negative meaning, but use an affirmative singular verb after it:
Luôn dùng neither với câu khẳng định (vì neither đã mang nghĩa phủ định nên không dùng not)  | We watched two DVDs, but neither movie was very funny.  | Chúng tôi xem 2 cái đĩa DVD này, nhưng cả hai đều không hài hước.
| Use no, either and neither before singular countable nouns  | But …................... dictionary contains every word in the English language.  | Nhưng không có cuốn từ điển nào chứa tất cả mọi từ tiếng anh.
| Use each (mỗi) to refer to two or more things separately.
Nhìn các thành viên của một nhóm như là một cá nhân  | …....................dictionary has a pronunciation guide at the back.  | Mỗi cuốn từu điển đều có hướng dẫn phát âm ở đằng sau.
| Use every (mọi) to when referring to two or more things together:
Thấy một nhóm cùng với nhau  | ….................. student in the class will receive …............. letter to take home.  | Mỗi học sinh trong lớp đều sẽ nhận được một lá thư để mang về nhà.
| Use a determiner + of + the/our/us:  | …................... knew the answer to question 1  | Hầu hết chúng tôi đều biết câu trả lời cho câu hỏi số 1
| Use a determiner + of + the/our/us:  | …................. the student knew the name of the world's largest lake. (=no students knew)  | Không có ai trong số học sinh biết tên của cái hồ lớn nhất thế giới.
| Use none not no, with of.  |   |

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| Used to
| Use "Used to" to talk about habits or states in the past:
Miêu tả một thói quen đã từng làm trong quá khứ nhung bây giờ không còn.  | I (use/keep)…................................. a journal when I was younger  |
| Use "Used to" to talk about habits or states in the past:  | She (use/have)…............................... terrible handwriting, but now she write beautifully.  |
| Form:
S + used to + Base Verb
To talk about habits or states in the past.  | Good handwriting (use/be)…................................ considered a measure of intelligence.  |
| The negative form of used to:
S + didn't use to + Base Verb  | People (not/use/write)…................................ down folk tales.  |
| To form question:
did + S + use to + Base Verb  | (People/use/read) …........................... to read more?
Yes, they did/No, they didn't.  |
| Don’t use "Used to" in the present; use adverb of frequency:
Một thói quen ở hiện tại thường được sử dụng với các trạng từ chỉ tần suất  | I usually cook on the weekends.  |
| Watch out!  | Don't use "Used to" in negative form and question forms:  | I didn't use to like chocolate (not I didn't used to like chocolate.)
| Would
| Use "Would" to talk about habit (not states) in the past:
Would cũng được dùng để diễn tả thới quen trong quá khứ nhưng không dùng để diễn tả trạng thái ở quá khứ (dùng với các động từ tình thái: be, like, love, have…)  | People (would/write)…................................ letters by hand.  |
| Use "Would" to talk about habit (not states) in the past:  | Many fairy tales (would/tell)…............................orally in the past.  |
| Would is more common is written descriptions than in speech.  |   |
| Don’t use would with stative verbs.  | We (have)….................................... a pet cat, but we don't anymore.
(Not we would have a pet cat …)  |
| Form
S + would/wouldn't + Base Verb:  | When I was younger I (go)…..................... and (stay) ….............................. at my grandmother's house, and she (read)…....................................... me a lot of fairy tales.  |

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| Past tenses review
| Simple past
| Use the simple past for completed actions in the past
Hành động đã xảy ra và kết thúc ở quá khứ  | A long time ago, a young fisherman named Urashima Taro (live) ….......................... in a small coastal village.  |
| Use the simple past for completed actions in the past
Hành động đã xảy ra và kết thúc ở quá khứ  | Taro (see)…..........................a group of children shouting  |
| Past progressive
| Use the past progressive for actions in progress at a particular time in the past, often interrupted by events in the simple past.
Hành động đang diễn ra tại một thời điểm ở quá khứ  | Oneday, while he (walk) ….......................... along the seashore, Taro (see) ….......................... a group of children shouting…  |
| Use the past progressive for actions in progress at a particular time in the past, often interrupted by events in the simple past.
Hành động đang diễn ra tại một thời điểm ở quá khứ  | After a few days, he (finish) ….......................... by the seashore when suddenly a big turtle (appear)….......................... from out of the waves.  |
| Use the past progressive for actions in progress at a particular time in the past, often interrupted by events in the simple past.
Hành động đang diễn ra tại một thời điểm ở quá khứ  | You usually use while (trong khi)  before the past progressive:  | While he was walking …
| Use the past progressive for actions in progress at a particular time in the past, often interrupted by events in the simple past.
Hành động dài đang diễn ra (past progressive) tại một thời điểm ở quá khứ thì bị hành động ngắn (simple past) chen ngang: Đang làm … thì bỗng …  | You usually use when (khi) before the simple past:  | When suddenly a big turtle appeared…
| Past perfect
| Use the past perfect to show that an action happened before another action or time in the past. Use the simple past for the other, more recent action/time:
Hành động xảy ra và kết thúc trước một thời điểm hoặc một sự kiện trong quá khứ  | Once the children (gone) ….........................., Taro (take)….......................... the turtle to the water's edge and set it free.  |
| You often used past perfect with the time expressions:
by + a time, before, just, after, and already:
| After he (return) …..........................the turtle to the water, it (swim) ….......................... out to sea.  |
| You often used the past perfect with because to give an explanation:  | The children (stop) ….......................... to throwing stones at the turtle because Taro (offer) ….......................... them money.  |
| Past perfect progressive
| Use the past perfect progressive for actions in progress up to a time in the past:
Hành động xảy ra và kéo dài liên lục cho tới 1 thời điểm ở quá khứ  | Before Taro (arrive) ….........................., the children (kick) ….......................... And (throw)  ….......................... stones at a small turtle.  |
| You often use the past perfect progressve with the time expressions:
all morning/day, for, and since:  | Taro (fish) ….......................... all morning when he saw a strange sight.  |
| Past perfect or past perfect progressive?
Phân biệt
| Use the past perfect for a finished action and the past perfect progressive for an action in progress:
Past perfect nhấn mạnh kết quả của hành động, past perfect progressive nhấn mạnh độ dài thời gian (for, since, all morning/day…) và tính liên tục của hành động.  | Taro (fish)….......................... by the sea when a big turtle suddenly (appear)…...........................  |
| Use the past perfect for a finished action and the past perfect progressive for an action in progress:  | It was the same turtle whose life he (save).…..........................  |
| Watch out!  | Stative verbs (động từ tình thái)
| You don't often use the past progressive and the past perfect progressive with stative verbs such as: like, need, want, know, think, and understand.  | Taro…...........................scared when the big turtle appeared. (Not: feeling)  |
| You don't often use the past progressive and the past perfect progressive with stative verbs such as: like, need, want, know, think, and understand.
Không được sử dụng ở dạng tiếp diễn nếu không miêu tả hành động
| I….......................... him for a long time. (Not: I had been knowing)  |
| However, you can use a progressive form if the same verb describe an action (e.g: thinking = considering, having = eating, being = behaving)
Có thể sử dụng ở dạng tiếp diễn khi diễn tả hành động  |   |