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CONTENTS
Trendy ....................................................................................................................................................... 2
Language For comparision ....................................................................................................................... 2
Expression For Approximation ................................................................................................................. 3
High and Low ........................................................................................................................................... 3
Expression of the future ............................................................................................................................ 4
Using double, treble, -fold, and times ............................................................................................ 4
How to talk about group ........................................................................................................................... 5
to modify numbers .................................................................................................................................... 5
prefabricated forms ................................................................................................................................... 6
some ways of paraphrasing ....................................................................................................................... 7
clause of time ............................................................................................................................................ 7
linear and circular processes ..................................................................................................................... 8
eight formulary for maps .......................................................................................................................... 8
useful vocabulary for maps ..................................................................................................................... 10
sample introductory sentence .................................................................................................................. 11
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Trendy
More + noun + than: More males than females chose the TV.
Adjective+ -er+ than: The price of an apartment was lower in 1946 than 1999.
Fewer +noun + than: Fewer females than males chose the TV.
More/less + adjectives+ than: The TV was more popular among males than females.
The most/least + adjective: The most popular form of communication was the Internet.
Not as many as: Not as many males as females chose the radio
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2. SO SANH CO TRANG TU
X is just under....
X is just over....
X is well under....
X is well over....
X is approximately....
X is roughly...
X is about....
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It is anticipated that...
It is forecast that...
It is projected that...
'Double' (verb)
There was a twofold increase in the number of unemployed people between 2005 and 2009.
(Adjective with the noun 'increase')
The number of unemployed people increased twofold between 2005 and 2009. (Adverb with the
verb 'increase')
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to modify numbers
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Amount:
- Use "the amount of+ uncountable noun" e.g. the amount of money.
- Do not use it with countable nouns e.g. the amount of person/people.
Proportion:
- Only use this to describe percentages (not numbers).
- Use "the proportion of+ plural noun" e.g. the proportion of people.
Figure:
- Use "the figure for+ plural noun" e.g. the figure for visitors to the UK.
- Use it with uncountable nouns e.g. the figure for unemployment.
- Use it with countries e.g. the figure for Canada.
- Use it with percentages e.g. the figure (for...) rose to 10%.
prefabricated forms
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It is evident that...
It is noticeable that...
On a weekly/monthly/... basis
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diagram = figure
proportion = percentage
in three countries = in the UK, France and Spain (i.e. name the countries)
clause of time
SIMULTANEOUS ACTIONS (while/as) are used to show that a shorter action happen in the
middle of a longer action:
- As/while the butter is melting, break three eggs into a bowl.
SEQUENTIAL ACTIONS (when, before, after, until) are used to show that one action follows
another action:
- After/when the eggs thicken/have thickened, serve them with toast.
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(First action)!
(Second action)
The eggs must thicken BEFORE you serve them.
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(First action)!
(Second action)
Do not serve the eggs UNTIL they thicken/have thickened.
(second action)
(first action)
2. Destruction Formulary
The school was demolished/ knocked down
All the trees were cut down/ chopped down
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3. Construction formulary
The skyscrapers were built/ constructed/ erected.
A park appeared
There was a construction of new hospital
4. Replaced formulary
The airport was demolished to make way for a new hospital.
All the trees were replaced by a stadium.
A stadium was built nd replaced all the trees
5. Expanded formulary
The car park near the river was expanded/ widened/ extended.
The school became bigger.
The railway was lengthened.
6. Miniature formulary
The school was narrowed
The car park became smaller
The railway was shortened
7. Movable formulary
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