Objects in classroom

book /bk/ n Quyn sch It is an English book.

blackboard /'blkbd / n Bng en Is it a blackboard?
chalk /tk/ n Vin phn I have a piece of chalk.
desk /desk/ n Ci bn They are on the desk.
eraser /rez(r)/ n Gi lau bng Where is the eraser?
folder /'fl dr/ n
Ci kp ti
liu
The folder is on the desk.
notebook /'ntbk/ n Quyn v, s It isn't a notebook.
paper /'pep(r)/ n Giy vit Some papers are on the floor.
pen /pen/ n Bt The pen is in the pencil case.
pencil /'pensl/ n Bt ch
The pencil isn't in the pencil
case.
pencil case /'pensl kes/ n Hp bt ch I need a new pencil case.
pencil sharpener
/'pensl 'r
pnr/
n Gt bt ch I like this pencil sharpener.
rubber /'rbr/ n Ci ty This rubber is old.
ruler /'ru:lr/ n Thc k The ruler isn't long enough.
schoolbag /'skul,bg/ n Ci cp Is it your schoolbag?

Places In A House



bedroom /'bedrm /
Phng ng
Mary is in the bedroom.


bathroom /'brm/
Phng tm
Peter is in the bathroom.


dining room /'dan rm/
Phng n
They are in the dining room.



living room /'lv rm/
Phng khch
Mr and Mrs Park aren't in the living
room.




kitchen /'ktn/
Nh bp
The cat is in the kitchen.



basement /'besmnt/
Tng hm
Is the desk in the basement?



garden /':rdn/
Vn
Are you in the garden?


yard /j:rd/
Sn
The children are in the yard.


garage /'r:d/
Ga ra (Nh t)
Your car isn't in the garage.



















Places Around Town

bank /bk /
Ngn hng
The bank is over there.


hospital /hsptl /
Bnh vin
Mr. Robert is in the hospital.


library /labrri/
Th vin
Some students are in the library.


park /p:rk /
Cng vin
The children are in the park.



post office /pst fs/
Bu in
The postman is in the post office.



restaurant /restrnt /
Nh hng
Is the chef in the restaurant?



supermarket /supmkt/
Siu th
Are you in the supermarket?


theater /'itr/
Nh ht
They aren't in the theater. Where
are they?


zoo /zu/
Vn bch th
Are the children in the park? No,
they are in the zoo.



















Family Member
Words Transcript Class Meaning Example
family /fmli/ n Gia nh My family has six members.
grandfather
(grandpa*)
/'grnd,f:/
/rnp/
n ng My grandfather is 60 years old.
grandmother
(grandma*)
/'grn,m/
/rnm/
n B
My grandmother is very nice to
me.
grandparents /'grn,pernts/ n ng b Her grandparents are very old.
father
(daddy*)
/f:r/
/ddi/
n B
Does the father love his
daughter?
mother
(mommy*)
/mr/
/m:mi/
n M She is not a single mother.
parents /pernts/ n B m My parents always encourage us.
husband /hzbnd/ n Ngi chng Her husband is very handsome.
wife /waf/ n Ngi v He is proud of his wife.
sister /sstr/ n Ch (em) gi He has one sister.
brother /brr/ n Anh (em) trai Is her brother very tall?
daughter /d:tr/ n Con gi He has one daughter.
son /sn / n Con trai His son really takes after him.
aunt /:nt/ n
C, d, bc
gi...
My aunt is very nice to me.
uncle /kl/ n
Bc trai, ch,
cu...
Is your uncle tall?
niece /nis/ n Chu gi She isnt Johns niece.
nephew /nefju/ n Chu trai Is your nephew still fat?
cousin /kzn/ n Anh, ch em h
Tom, Sarah, and Lizzie are my
kind cousins.























Adjectives for describing people and things
Words Transcript Class Meaning Example
short /rt/ adj Thp, ln She is very short.
medium
height
/midim hat/ n Cao trung bnh
She is satisfied with her medium
height.
tall /tl/ adj Cao She is proud of being tall.
thin

/n/
adj Gy Is she thin? Yes, she is.
slim /slm/ adj Mnh mai She is slim as a model.
fat /ft/ adj Bo
She is not slim now. She is too
fat.
wavy /wevi/ adj (tc) gn sng I love her wavy hair.
curly /krli/ adj (tc) xon
Is it expensive for her to make
her curly hair?
straight /stret/ adj (tc) thng
She looks so cute with her
straight hair.
bald /b:ld/ adj (u) hi
He is always sad about his bald
head.
cute /kjut/ adj D thng The baby is so cute.
clever /klevr/ adj Thng minh Is your son clever?
rich /rt/ adj Giu Bill Gates is very rich.
poor /p(r)/ adj Ngho H Long is not a poor land.
large /lrd/ adj Rng, ln, to Is your house large?
small /sml/ adj Nh, b The black dog is not very small.
expensive /kspensv/ adj t
This car is not very expensive to
me.
cheap /tip/ adj R
Onion is one kind of cheap
vegetables.

























DAILY ACTIVITIES

Wake up /wek p/
thc dy
Lucy wakes up at 6 oclock in the
morning.


Brush teeth /br ti/
nh rng
He brushes his teeth in the
bathroom.


Brush hair /br /her/
chi tc
She brushes her hair.


Have breakfast /hv brekfst/
n sng
I have breakfast at 7 oclock.



Have lunch /hv lnt/
n tra
He has lunch with his friends.



Have dinner /hv dn(r)/
n ti
She has dinner at home.



Have a shower /hv a(r)/
Tm
She has a shower.


Cook /kk/
Nu nng
My mother cooks well.



Eat /i:t/
n
I want to eat something.


Drink /drk/
Ung
My father drinks water every
morning.


Listen to music
/lsn t mju:zk/
Nghe nhc
My brother listens to music.


Watch TV /w:t ti: vi:/
Xem ti vi
I watch TV every day.


Play /ple/
Chi
The kids love playing games.




Sing /s/
Ht
My sister sings badly.



Go shopping
/g p/
i mua sm
Gilrs usually go shopping.



Read /ri:d/
c
I read a magazine at night.



Study /stdi/
Hc
She studies in her room.


Go to bed
/g t bed/
i ng
He goes to bed at 10 PM.





Adverb of frequency
Words Transcript Class Meaning Example
Always /lwez/ adv Lun lun

I always wake up at 6 oclock.
Usually /juuli/ adv
Thng thng,
thng xuyn

He usually talks to Jim.
Often

/ftn/
adv Thng

Mary often eats meat.
Sometimes /smtamz/ adv Thnh thong

He sometimes goes shopping.
Seldom /seldm / adv Him khi

My father seldom sings a song.
Never /nev(r)/ adv Khng bao gi I never listen to rock music.