1. Home/accommodation

2. Work/ study

   Ghi âm các câu cũ và luyện tập áp dụng các từ vựng đã học để làm các câu chưa được hướng dẫn

3. Lưu ý các ghi chú đã note tránh mắc phải nhé.

You should say

• Where it is

• What the city is famous for

• Why it is interesting

And explain how you feel about it

You should say:

Where you went to and whom you went with

What it was like

What activities you did there And how you feel about this city.

Do you like playing sports?

How often do you play sports?

What sports are the most important in your country?

Do you think it is important to play sports?

What sports would you like to try in the future?

Do you prefer watching of playing sports?

Have you ever collected anythings?

What things do people collect in your country?

Why do people like collecting things?

Would you like to start collecting something new in the future?

Describe an ambition that you haven’t achieved

You should say:

• What it is

• Why you haven’t achieved it

• What you did

And explain how you felt about it

You should say:

What it was?

How you manage to do it?

How this ambition influence you?

• Vocabulary

perennial favorite pasttime: hoạt động ưa thích

Reading books is my perennial favorite pasttime.

engross in: đắm chìm

I usually engross myself in different genres of books, namely...

divert my enthusiasm: có khẩu vị đọc

I have revently diverted my enthusiasm from comics to self-help books.

Bookworm: mọt sách

I would not describe myself as a bookworm since I'm overwhelmed with deadlines and school stuff. That's said, Reading is such a beneficial hobby that I need to force myself to.

Các cụm từ cố định về học tập

ÁP DỤNG FILTER NHÉ,

Do you often read books? When?

Do you read e-books?

What kind of books do you like to read?

What was your favourite book as a child?

Have you lent books to others?

Do you read professional books?

What can be done to encourage the habit of reading among children?

• Vocabulary:

  Are there any street market in VN?

  quintessentially Vietnamese : điển hình của VN

• a way of life: lối sống

• affortable (a) hợp lí về giá cả

• accessible(a) xác thực, có thể tiếp cận

  I find street market a way of life due to it affortability and accessibility

• haggle for a bargain: trả giá

• picky (a) kén chọn

• be wary of pickpockets

  When visiting popular tourist destinations, it's essential to be wary of pickpockets, so keep your belongings secure and stay vigilant

• go on a shopping spree: mua sắp thỏa thích

  Whenever I have a day off, I love to go on a shopping spree to relax and relieve stress.

• go window shopping

Are there any street market in Vietnam?

What do people usually buy on the street market ?

When was the last time you went to a street market?

Do you prefer going shopping online ò go the the reality shop?

Describe a time when somthing broke in your your and then repaired.

You should say

• What was it?

• When/How It broke

• How you managed to deal with it?

• How you feel?

8. Mirrors

• How often do you look at yourself in a mirror? (Why/Why not?)

• Have you ever bought a mirror? (Why/Why not?)

• Would you buy clothes without checking yourself in a mirror first? (Why/Why not?)

• Do you think mirrors are a good way to decorate a room? (Why/Why not?)
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Do you Like looking at yourself in the mirror?

Would you use mirror to decorate your house?

Vocabulary

• Từ vựng về Feeling

• A vant-gard : người tiên phong

• genres : thể loại

• Art work: tác phẩm nghệ thuật

• masterpiece : kiệt tác

• synonymous : đồng nghĩa có cùng nghĩa với

  He became synonymous with many paintings that pefectly capture a sense of....

• do justice to the real McCoy : giống bản gốc

• in harmony with : hòa hợp để miêu tả màu sắc

I was completely transfixed : đứng hình

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• Did you learn to draw or paint when you were younger? (Why/Why not?)

• Have you ever visited an art gallery? (Why/Why not?)

• Do you like looking at drawings or paintings? (Why/Why not?)

• Would you like to learn more about art in the future? (Why/Why not?)

1. Are schools nowadays the same as schools in the past?

2. Are TV programs nowadays the same as TV programs in the past?

3. Are restaurants nowadays the same as restaurants in the past?

4. Are free-time activities nowadays the same as 20 years ago in your country?

5. Are shops nowadays the same as shops when you were younger>

6. Are trips nowadays the same as trips that your parents had when they were young?

7. In what ways are magazines different to newspaper?

8. What will schools be like in the future? What will restaurants be like in the future?

9. What types of people will become famous in the future?

10. What will shops/shopping habits be like in the future?

11. What will public transport be like in the future?

12. What types of hobbies will become popular in the future?

13. What types of trips/holidays will people take in the future?

14. What will cars be like in the future?

15. What will TB programs be like in the future?
    
    

What are the disadvantages of travelling by air?

What are the disadvantages of having a private car?

What are the disadvantages of zoos?

What are the disadvantages of playing team sports?

What are the disadvantages of being famous?

What are the disadvantages of watching films in a cinema?

What are the disadvantages of living in cities?

What are the disadvantages of using a public library?

What are the disadvantages of spending time in a foreign country?

What are the disadvantages of getting news from newspapers?

What are the disadvantages of online (Internet) shopping?

What are the disadvantages of listening to the radio (compare with TV)? What are the advantages of advertising?

What are the disadvantages of handmade products?

1. Embark on an exciting trip to….

2.      Place of interest

3.      Hoiliday of lifetime

4.      Local cuison and specialties

5.      Long- established

6.      Make merry

7.      Get accquaintain with…

8.      To get up at the crack of dawn = to get up very early We have a tour of the city tomorrow, so we have to get up at the crack of dawn.

9.      To have itchy feet = to love travelling

I have itchy feet, so I try to travel abroad twice a year.

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1. Do you like travelling?

2. Do you like to travel alone or in a group?

3. In which seasons do you prefer to travel?

4. What kind of places have you visited in your life?

5. When you visit new places, what do you like to do?

6. Would you say your country is a good place for travellers to visit?

You should say:

• What the clothing was

• Who gave it to you?

• When you got it

And explain why this person gave you the clothin

SHADOWING:...

Bao nhiêu câu

Ngày mấy:...

• How often do you take photos? (Why/ Why not?)

•Do you like taking photos of yourself? (Why/ Why not?)

• Do you have a favourite family photo? (Why/ Why not?)

• Would you like to learn how to take better photos (Why/ Why not?)

You should say:

• Who he/she is

• When you met him/her

• Why you want to know more about him/her

And explain how you feel about him/her

What is that place?

Where?

What people do

00:06Juana Ramírez de Asbaje sat before a panel of prestigious theologians,

00:11 jurists, and mathematicians.

00:14The viceroy of New Spain had invited them to test the young woman’s knowledge

00:18by posing the most difficult questions they could muster.

00:21 But Juana successfully answered every challenge,

00:24 from complicated equations to philosophical queries.

00:28 Observers would later liken the scene

00:30 to “a royal galleon fending off a few canoes.”

00:33The woman who faced this interrogation was born in the mid-17th century.

00:38 At that time, Mexico had been a Spanish colony for over a century,

00:42 leading to a complex and stratified class system.

00:46 Juana’s maternal grandparents were born in Spain,

00:49 making them members of Mexico’s most esteemed class.

00:52 But Juana was born out of wedlock, and her father – a Spanish military captain –00:57 left her mother, Doña Isabel, to raise Juana and her sisters alone.

01:01 Fortunately, her grandfather’s moderate means

01:04 ensured the family a comfortable existence.

01:07 And Doña Isabel set a strong example for her daughters,

01:10 successfully managing one of her father’s two estates,

01:13 despite her illiteracy and the misogyny of the time.

1:17 It was perhaps this precedent that inspired Juana’s lifelong confidence.

01:21 At age three, she secretly followed her older sister to school.

01:25 When she later learned that higher education was open only to men,

01:29 she begged her mother to let her attend in disguise.

01:32 Her request denied, Juana found solace in her grandfather’s private library.

01:37 By early adolescence, she’d mastered philosophical debate, Latin,

01:42 and the Aztec language Nahuatl.

01:45 Juana’s precocious intellect attracted attention

01:47 from the royal court in Mexico City,

01:49 and when she was sixteen,

01:51 the viceroy and his wife took her in as their lady-in-waiting.

Does your name have any special meaning?

Do you think your name is special?
How did your parents choose your name?

Who usually name the babies in VN?