Sach Bai Tap Danh Van Tieng Anh

HC VIN NGHIN CU V O TO
NH VN TING ANH ENPRO

ENPRO ENGLISH SPELLING TRAINING n RESEARCH ACADEMY
gio dc c trch nhim | call of duty
SPELLING BOOK
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BN QUYN S HU TR TU
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT
Cc ni dung ca kha hc bao gm:
The contents of the course include:
1. Sch Hc nh vn ting Anh [tc gi Nguyn Ngc Nam] NXB i

hc Quc gia H Ni;
English Spelling textbook Hanoi National University Publishing House;
2. Sch bi tp nh vn ting Anh;
English spelling workbook;
3. S H thng nhn dng quy tc nh vn ting Anh;
A mind map of identifying English spelling rules;
4. Phng php c, phng php ni, phng php hc t vng;
Reading, speaking and vocabulary learning methods
5. Cc bi tp hng ngy, bi tp tng kt, bi thi;
Daily exercises, summary exercises and exam;
6. H thng, quy trnh nh gi kin thc v cht lng o to.
The system and the process of assessing knowledge and education

qualification.
u l nhng phn khng th tch ri ca chng trnh Hc nh vn

ting Anh v c ng k s hu bn quyn tc gi.
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Those are integral parts of the English spelling course and have the author
copyright.
Cc ni dung ch c php o to cho hc vin trong phm vi ca

kha hc ti Hc vin Nghin cu & o to nh vn ting Anh
ENPRO.
The contents are only taught to learners in the course at ENPRO Academy.
Do , ti rt mong i tc, Ging vin, i ng tr ging, hc vin v

ph huynh tun th mt s nguyn tc sau y:
Thus I hope that my partners, trainers, supporter, learners and parents will
follow these principles below:
Khng t in n, pht hnh v kinh doanh cc ti liu, kin

thc, sch v cc n phm c ni dung ca kha hc nh vn
ting Anh;
Do not print, publish and sell the document which contains the
content of English spelling course.
Khng t s dng hoc sao chp cc kin thc, quy tc ca

kha hc nh vn ting Anh ging dy khi cha c s
ng bng vn bn ca tc gi.
Do not use or copy the content of the English spelling course to teach
others without permission of the author.
Ti liu ca kha hc l mt c quyn m ti dnh ring cho

hc vin tham gia kha hc. Do , bn vui lng khng chia s
(share) ln mng, khng cng khai ln cc din n. l cng
sc, thi gian v tin bc m bn phi b ra tham gia cc
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kha hc nh vn ting Anh, cho nn bn hon ton xng
ng gi li ch ring bn thn bn.
The document of the course is a privilege for you. So, you should not
share on the social media or forums. You deserve to keep it yourself
because you have to take your time and money to join in English
spelling course.
NGUYN NGC NAM

Tc gi phng php Hc nh vn Ting Anh
Trainer n Author
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LUYN C T
THEO QUY TC NH VN
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Hu t [ate]
1 2 3 4
delegate [n] regulate investigate demonstrate

1
i biu quy nh iu tra biu tnh
penetrate devastate estimate elevate
2
thm nhp ph hy d on nng ln
desperate [adj] separate emigrate temperate [adj]

3
liu lnh tch ra di c iu
celebrate speculate decorate delicate [adj]

4
tn dng u c trang tr t nh
accelerate dedicate escalate venerate

5
tng nhanh tng leo thang tn knh
renovate predicate celibate [adj] levitate

6
ci tin xc nhn c thn bay ln
1. We estimate the cost at $5000

2. We will send you an estimate for the cost
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Hu t [ate]
Lun vit phin m & tp c t TRNG M ra pha sau. Khng vit phin m &
c t u ra cui t.
1 2 3 4
conciliate stimulate administrate considerate [a]

1
ha gii kch thch qun tr n cn
anticipate eliminate deliberate [a] integrate
2
on trc loi b thn trng hi nhp
illustrate imitate indicate criminate

3
minh ha bt chc ng buc ti
innovate immigrate necessitate precipitate
4
i mi nhp c i hi vi vng
facilitate sophisticate assibilate humiliate
5
lm cho d phc tp c m gi lm b mt
capitulate certificate illiterate [adj] discriminate

6
u hng bng, chng ch m ch phn bit
LUYN TP NI CU
1. We don't anticipateany major problems.
2. They attempted to eliminate him as a political rival.
3. The results should be integrated into the final report.
4. She knows how to manipulate the audience.
5. Dolphinslearn to imitatesoundsveryaccurately and quickly.
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Hu t [ia, ien, io, iu]
1 2 3 4
1 attention connection collection selection
2 additional protection direction proficient
3 edition tradition invention recipient
4 affection reception infection reflection
5 convention initial ambition opinion
6 tension succession sectional million
7 perfection millennium rebellion billion
LUYN TP NI CU
1. I tried to attract the waiter's attention.
2. His deathhad no connection with drugs.
3. Governments must provideprotection for their workers.
4. After the initialsurprise I got to like the place.
5. He asked me for my opinion of the course.
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1 2 3 4
1 convivial essential tactician provincial
2 permission optician efficient perfection
3 familiar torrential clinician deficient
4 trivial intention session dissentient
5 prudential commission volition prescient
6 credential prescription prediction addiction
7 attrition cognition decillion billiard
8 reptilian propitiate practician patriciate
LUYN TP NI CU
1. She earned $2000 in commission last month.
2. They were givenpermission to enter the building.
3. He was a worthyrecipient of the NobelPrize.
4. It is essential to keep the twogroupsseparate.
5. The roomlookeddistinctlyfamiliar.
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1 2 3 4
1 location relation vacation stadium
2 Canadian radial racial ambience
3 cranial glacial radium calcium
4 radius impatience behavior financial
5 palatial titanium substantial relationship
6 compassion conflation contraction dictation
7 passionate satiate donation duration
8 ancient gradient championship cognation
LUYN TP NI CU
1. Parents can influence the behaviour of their children.
2. Sometimes he is very impatient with his wife.
3. I am so lucky to get a donation from AFF.
4. She givesverysoundfinancial advice.
5. We were able to see a substantialimprovement.
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Hu t [ate]
1 2 3 4
accur
1 collaborate activate assassinate
ate [a]
2 candidate [n] advocate calculate acclimate
3 animate applicate evaluate ambulate
4 allocate navigate fabricate emaciate
5 invalidate Iranian aspirate evacuate
6 participate certificate [n] gravitate reallocate
7 attenuate candidate inaccurate transliterate
8 confabulate ingratiate prevaricate validate
LUYN TP NI CU
1. This certificate is an importantdocument.
2. His description of the man was notveryaccurate.
3. He is a candidate for theDirector position.
4. Mostpeoplejoined the game, but a fewchosenot to participate.
5. A judgestillneeds to validate the election.
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Trng m ph
1 2 3 4
1 celebration affiliation acceptation definition
2 indication accreditation declaration activation
3 inconsideration interracial asseveration abolition
4 information inessential reverential aluminium
5 referential decoration evidential recognition
6 reputation implication insufficient acclamation
7 invitation investigation preparation academician
8 separation consideration administration beneficial
LUYN TP NI CU
1. The term partner requires careful definition.
2. The interior decoration was designed by Picasso.
3. Police are stillpursuing their investigations.
4. He's done a lot of preparation for this meeting.
5. One of the maingoals of marketing is namerecognition.
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Quy tc c Ph m
1 2 3 4
1 hesitate residential presentation position
2 capacious ambitious reaction adventitious
3 acquisition cautious deposition avaricious
4 differential attraction calculation Rumania
5 question generation suggestion sacrificial
6 affirmation imagination satisfaction description
7 refrigerate admiration musician transliteration
8 gracious restriction generate Scandinavia
LUYN TP NI CU
1. Pleaseget into position.
2. He's a great student dedicated, hardworking and ambitious.
3. If you'd like me to send you the book, please don't hesitate to ask.
4. He neverlost the admiration of his students.
6. Can you give us anysuggestions for a slogan?
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Quy tc c Ph m
1 2 3 4
1 situation congratulate education adequate
2 designate legislate inspectorate accentuation
3 magistrate audition atrabilious sequential
4 Sebastian deficiency bestial audacious
5 Olympia accusation commiserate accentuate
6 digestion reservation geranium physician
7 presidential vestibular vocabulary variation
8 companion national Italian international
LUYN TP NI CU
1. She is a professor of internationallaw.
2. I don't want to make an accusationuntil I have some proof.
3. He became the President'spersonalphysician.
4. The condition is caused by a deficiency of calcium.
5. She hasverypoordigestion.
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Tng hp
1 2 3 4
1 depreciate alleviate facetious collegiate
2 convenience allegiance ingredient abrasion
3 abstemious abbreviate tedium decision
4 appreciate division elision menial
5 premium revision lesion inconvenience
6 media erasion precision visionary
7 genius religion provision medium
8 special specious equation Asian
LUYN TP NI CU
1. I only use natural ingredients.
2. I didn'twant to influence his decision.
3. I don't want to put you to any inconvenience.
4. She's a genius at gettingthingsorganized.
5. We doreallyappreciate your help.
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Hu t [ity, ic]
1 2 3 4
1 ability activity facility capacity
2 disability reality congenial inability
3 significant accessibility actuality locality
4 domestic celebrity abbreviation originality
5 romantic congeniality edibility stability
6 typical democratic simplicity political
7 pacific informatics specific volcanic
8 infinity accountability bestiality criminality
LUYN TP NI CU
1. It's important to discover the naturalabilities of eachchild.
2. Shopping is now a leisureactivity.
3. This is a highlysignificantdiscovery.
4. I'm notinterested in a romanticrelationship.
5. Can you be a little more specific in your instructions?
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Tng hp
1 2 3 4
1 academic medical physical anesthesiology
2 magical classical grammatical residual
3 magic comedian classic perceptual
4 Indonesia collision Tunisia visual
5 convenient obedience Asia relativity
6 accentual biannual bilingual publicity
7 gradual continual conventual statistic
8 trilingual individual intellectual equal
LUYN TP NI CU
1. The problem is purelyphysical, not mental.
2. Respect for individualfreedom is a cornerstone of our culture.
3. She has a rigorouslyintellectualapproach to the topic.
4. This classicnovel was firstpublished in 1938.
5. We need to combineacademic and appliedknowledge.
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Hu t [ula, ule, ulu]
1 2 3 4
1 canicular vocabulary regular ambulatory
2 ambulance particular speculum dependability
3 stimulus vinculum rectangular identity
4 mimulus funiculus orbicular gymnastic
5 curriculum anguish diminish genetic
6 incunabulum Malaysia Spanish systematic
7 selfish lobelia visional alphabetical
8 capsule crapulence flatulence turbulence
LUYN TP NI CU
1. The word failure is not in his vocabulary.
2. An ambulance was sent to the scene of the accident.
3. They all have to studyFrenchbecause it's on the curriculum.
4. Their testresults were equal in every way.
5. The high inflation rates were of particularconcern.
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Tng hp
1 2 3 4
1 complicity television conventionality dynamic
2 dramatic repetition artistic italic
3 horrific Atlantic logistic electric
4 casual singular fantastic horrific
5 habitual distinguish manual analysis
6 conceptual finish establish contrastingly
7 translation preposition usually intellectual
8 patriotic sanctioned petitioned prescribed
LUYN TP NI CU
1. You need to try a moresystematicapproach to the problem.
2. The two countries agreed to establish full diplomatic relations.
3. The festival has becomeestablished as an annualevent.
4. I need to see a dramaticimprovement in your work.
5. In theory it's a goodideathe logistics are the problem.
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Nguyn m []
1 2 3 4
1 accommodate complicate concentrate apology
2 compensate politician promulgate astrology
3 chocolate co-operate conversation testimonial
4 dominate operation accommodation hospitality
5 competition comprehension consolidate melodic
6 conscious population combination idiotic
7 phonetician consubstantiate complicate nominate
8 confidential opposition observation opportunity
LUYN TP NI CU
1. He was waiting for her to open the conversation.
2. The country has a totalpopulation of 65 million.
3. The competition is open to all readers of the magazine.
4. There are exercises for checkingcomprehension.
5. The currenttaxsystem has been in operation for ten years.
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Nguyn m [r]
1 2 3 4
1 controversial circumstantiate determination interpretation
2 serial possibility liquidate service
3 proportion nationality fragility Palermo
4 bacteria co-ordinate commercial Roberto
5 Nigeria tutorial inefficient hero
6 material ordinate automatic zero
7 subservience Liberia corporation severe
8 period inferior imperial bacterium
LUYN TP NI CU
1. We try to coordinate our activities with those of othergroups.
2. Students should takeeveryopportunity to widen their experience.
3. He's collectingmaterial for a newbook on spacetravel.
4. I need to prepare for my tutorial.
5. What an idioticquestion.
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Nguyn m [r]
1 2 3 4
1 circular circulation obviously socialist
2 early virtually economic nervous
3 German unfortunate responsibility portfolio
4 purchase circus desirability horrify
5 quantity virus concerned compare
6 purpose confirmed according associated
7 promise security macro persecution
8 serious awareness commodities inferiority
LUYN TP NI CU
1. Let'smake an early start tomorrow.
2. I don'tfeelready to take on newresponsibilities.
3. Most viruses can onlyspreadif you open an emailattachment.
4. Obviously we don't want to spend too muchmoney.
5. The companyusessoftware to analyzeconsumerpurchases.
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Ph m [X]
1 2 3 4
1 exaggerate examination exaggeration affixation
2 exclamation exclude executive biaxial
3 exhaustion exhibition exist complexion
4 expectation experience expire contextual
5 experiment expert exhibit excellence
6 explore exploration existence excision
7 express extension explanation excitant
8 exceed exhaust explain exclusion
LUYN TP NI CU
1. These figures have been greatlyexaggerated.
2. In my experience, veryfewpeoplereallyunderstand the problem.
3. My ideasneededmorecarefulexploration.
4. He didn'tbelieve in the existence of God.
5. It's difficult to explainexactlyhow the systemworks.
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Ph m [X]
1 2 3 4
1 existential approximate explosion taxi
2 auxiliary obnoxious extinguish excerpt
3 complexity expeditious box boxing
4 exception excavate exercise extraordinaire
5 examinee external exchangeability anxiety
6 exterior extinction externality exclusive
7 expediency expo experimental excruciate
8 expand exposition extra excursion
LUYN TP NI CU
1. Three people were injured in the explosion.
2. I needed to expand my possibilities of making a living.
3. Remember to do your breathingexerciseseveryday.
4. The videoemphasizes the complexity of this debate.
5. His decision can only be understood in context.
24 | P a g e
Tng hp
1 2 3 4
1 acquire abortifacient exchangee parliament
2 curious curiosity disturb according
3 appreciation comedy comedian accordion
4 churlish luxury exclaim transport
5 curio extract excuse martial
6 expansibility extreme execute abortion
7 exteriority exchange expect affordable
8 excellent auditorium participial maturity
LUYN TP NI CU
1. I'm just curious to know what you think.
2. We will be running a series of workshops for students.
3. He speaks excellent English.
4. I'm sorry to disturb you, but could you sign this letter?
5. I think my parents always expected too much of me.
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Hu t v s thay i trng m
1 2 3 4
1 able ability celebrate celebration
2 technical technician office official
3 educate education political politician
4 possible possibility commerce commercial
5 responsible responsibility congratulate congratulations
6 generate generation available availability
7 negotiate negotiation accommodate accommodation
8 imitate imitation Canada Canadian
9 abbreviate abbreviation memory memorial
10 appreciate appreciation comedy comedian
11 resident residential music musician
12 ignore ignorance probably probability
LUYN TP NI CU
1. Do everything possible to get it finished on time.
2. Bankcruptcy is a real possibility if sales dont improve.
3. They have refused to negotiate on this issue.
4. The problem should be resolved through negotiation.
5. I sometimes have to stay late at the office.
26 | P a g e
Hu t v s thay i trng m
1 2 3 4
1 explore exploration verify verification
2 invite invitation reserve reservation
3 prepare preparation hesitate hesitation
4 observe observation satisfy satisfaction
5 hospital hospitality political politician
6 economy economic confidence confidential
7 ecology ecological variety variation
8 eliminate elimination originality original
9 finance financial define definition
10 courage courageous familiar familiarity
11 explain explanation competitive competition
12 evaluate evaluation electric electrician
LUYN TP NI CU
1. He's done a lot of preparation for this meeting.
2. Her explanation didn't satisfy the teacher.
3. They sell quality computers at very competitive prices.
4. It's difficult to explain exactly how the system works.
5. I had no explanation for her strange behaviour.
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Nguyn m [y, ay] ng cui
1 2 3 4
1 urgency tympany strategy pregnancy
2 turnery ternary property poverty
3 tyranny tendency penalty pharmacy
4 allergy sympathy sectary ministry
5 usury surgery Saturday mercury
6 truancy sophistry prodigy memory
7 travesty century registry melody
8 tragedy summary salary mastery
9 majesty loyalty balcony boundary
10 burglary chemistry comedy company
11 constancy dentistry custody enemy
12 contrary destiny dynasty every
13 curacy currency energy factory
14 family fantasy fervency forestry
28 | P a g e
Tng hp
1 2 3 4
1 surface service immediate approach
2 gate wanna graduate represent
3 toefl negotiate vocabulary recommend
4 mode social violation educate
5 president change crisis deliver
6 society code behaviour suppose
7 strategic phonetics announce great
8 exploration procurement competitive promised
9 energy consumption unacceptable result
10 industrial solutions emphasized danger
11 products policy bilateral auxiliary
12 disputes gave nonpoisonous chose
13 including develop annoy professional
14 dangerous convincing today apology
15 academy ecology representative strategy
16 imbalance procedures afraid exit
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LUYN C TING ANH #1
Jen, Jon, Kix, and I all ran after Mr. Green, the dog, and the cat. We
stopped at the park.
Where did it go? said Kix.
We looked here. We looked there.
But we did not see the little yellow cat.
Look! Look up in the tree. There is my cat! Mr. Green said
At the bottom of the big tree sat the big dog. He looked up at the cat
too.
Let me get your cat, I said to Mr. Green.
The tree was too big. I was too little.
I could not climb it.
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LUYN C TING ANH #2
PM calls on Kon Tum to alleviate poverty
1. Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung urged the Central Highlands province of
Kon Tum yesterday to use its natural resources to reduce poverty.
2. Meeting with provincial leaders yesterday to assess socio-economic

development work in 2013 and plans for 2014, Dung stressed that the poverty
level - nearly 20 per cent - remained high.
T vng [Vocabulary]
1. provincial 2. socio-economic 3. poverty
4. focus 5. specialities 6. production
7. resources 8. development 9. remained
3. He instructed the leaders to focus on growing crops that could generate

higher revenue, such as rubber, coffee, corn and local specialities, and
increasing the use of technology in production.
4. He also emphasised the necessity of concrete policies to attract businesses

to invest in rural areas.
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1. instructed 2. technology 3. production
4. necessity 5. policies 6. progress
5. Ha Ban, provincial party committee secretary, said Kon Tum managed

economic growth of 12.4 per cent in 2013 and progress was made in
healthcare, education and new rural areas.
6. In 2014, he said, the province hoped to raise its GDP to 13 per cent, focus
on higher-added value products such as rubber and coffee, increase
investment in livestock breeding and improve management of land, minerals
and natural resources.
7. In addition, the province would continue maintaining border security and

fostering cooperation with bordering provinces in Cambodia and Laos.
T vng [Vocabulary]
1. secretary 2. minerals 3. security
4. maintaining 5. provinces 6. Cambodia
7. areas 8. improve 9. products
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1. Hi, Im Its great to see you again.
2. I write this letter in reply to your question
Ti vit l th ny tr li cho thc mc ca ng
3. I find it difficult to learn English grammar.
Ti thy ng php ting Anh hc tht kh.
4. Today, I would like to begin with a story
Hm nay, ti s k mt cu chuyn.
5. I'll take the chance before the chance has gone.
Ti s nm ly c hi trc khi n vt mt.
6. This month, rice export volumes are estimated to reach 13 tonnes.
Thng ny, s lng xut khu go d kin t c 13 tn.
7. In 2014, he said, the province hoped to raise its GDP to 13 per cent
ng y ni, trong nm 2014, tnh hi vng s tng GDP ln 13%
8. He stressed that the English speaking skill is very important.
Anh y nhn mnh k nng ni ting Anh rt quan trng
9. Now I bet youve heard this advice a lot
Ti c l bn tng nghe li khuyn ny rt nhiu ln.
10. I dont know how to say the things that they want to say.
Ti khng bit cch ni nhng iu h mun ni.
11. I have read the text several times and Ive looked up any new words in
the dictionary. I understand it perfectly.
Ti c on text vi ln v tra ngha mi t bng t in. Ti hiu hon

ton bi .
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12. To improve your speaking you have to stop thinking about all the
grammar and rules you have learned.
ci thin ni ting Anh, bn phi dng li vic ngh v ng php v quy

tc m bn c hc.
13. The grammar rules have helped you learn how to write better. But they
are not helping you speak better.
Cc quy tc ng php gip bn vit tt hn. Nhng chng khng gip bn

ni tt hn.
14. When you want to speak an English sentence, you often think a lot
about which word to say or what tense the word should be in.
Khi bn mun ni mt cu ting Anh, bn thng suy ngh qu nhiu v

nhng t ni, hoc t nn s dng th no.
15. So why would you need to study English grammar before you can speak
English?
Vy ti sao bn li hc Ng php ting Anh trc khi bn hc ni?
16. How did you learn to speak your Native language as a child? Were you
studying grammar rules as a baby?
Lm th no bn ni ting m ging mt a tr? Bn ang hc

cc quy tc ng php nh mt em b ch? Khng, tt nhin l khng ri!
17. I want to ask you a question.
18. You often waste a lot of time when you try to make a sentence using
your grammar rules.
Bn thng lng ph rt nhiu thi gian khi c gng ni mt cu bng cch

s dng cc quy tc ng php.
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DANH SCH T
NGI HC HAY C SAI
MISSPELLED WORDS
35 | P a g e
A
Danh sch t Phin m Danh sch t Phin m
abbreviate /bri.vet/ almost /lmost/
above /bv/ alone /ln/
abroad /brd/ analysis /nlss/
access /kses/ anger /./
angle /l / anonymous /nnms/
angle /l / appropriate /prprt/
appreciate /pri.et/ argue /ju/
architect /ktekt/ argument /mnt/
area /eri/ available /velbl /
B
because /bkz/ brother /br/
break /brek/ burial /beril/
bury /beri/ blood /bld/
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C
cable /kebl / chocolate /tk.lt/
cashier /k/ cigar /s/
casual /kl/ climate /klamt/
climb /klam/ climber /klamr/
cough /kf/ create /kriet/
crisis /kra.ss/ cousin /kzn/
D
danger /den.d/ dinosaur /da.n.s/
debt /det/ disabled /dse.bl d/
decade /deked/ disaster /dzstr/
delete /dlit/ dove /dv/
diabetes /dabi.tiz/ dont /dont/
diesel /di.zl/ domino /dmin/
37 | P a g e
E
easel /i.zl/ exhaust /zst/
email /i.mel/ exhibit /zb.t/
enrol /nrl/ extinguish /kst.w/
enthusiasm /njuzizm/ extra /ek.str/
estate /stet/ extraordinary /kstrdnri/
euro /j.r/ exist /zst/
exit /ek.st/ expert /ek.spt/
G
gorgeous /.ds/ guerrilla /rl./
graffiti /rfi.ti/ guess /es/
gross /rs/ guest /est/
guinea /ni/ guitar /t/
H
hero /h.r/ honest /n.st/
herself /hself/ horizon /hra.zn/
himself /hmself/ host /hst/
hypnosis /hpn.ss/ however /haev./
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I
idea /ad/ index /n.deks/
illegal /li.l/ indirect /n.darekt/
imagine /md.n/ indoor /ndr/
inapropriate /,inprouprt/ input /n.pt/
incorrect /n.krekt/ issue /.u/ /s.ju/
income /n.km/ itself /tself/
J
jealous /del.s/ judo /du.d/
Jesus di:zs jeweller /du..lr/
jewel d u: l jewellery /du..lri/
K
kiosk /ki:sk/ kilometre /kl.mi.t/
knowledge /nl.d/ Koran /krn/
L
logo /l./ luxury /lk.r.i/
lounge /land/ luxurious /l.ri.s/
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M
machine /min/ most /mst/
marathon /mr..n/ Mrs /ms.z/
massage msd muscle /ms.l /
mature /mtjr/ museum mjuzi:m
mayonnaise /me.nez/ myself /maself/
mysterious /mst.ri.s/ many /meni/
N
natural /nt.r.l/ naval /ne.vl/
navy /ne.vi/ nevertheless /nev..les/
neither /na.r/ nosy /n.zi/
neon /ni.n/ northen /n:n/
nobody /n.b.di/ Navvy /nvi/
O
oasis /e.ss/ object /b.dkt/
own /oun/ occupy /kpai/
owl /aul/ opposite /p..zt/
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P
perfect /pr.fekt/ post /pst/
perfume /pr.fjum/ pyjamas /pdmz/
persuade /pswed/ purpose /prps/
phrasal /fre.zlvb/ purchase /prts/
pollute /plut/ proposal /prp.zl/
protest /pr.test/ promise /prm.s/
pronoun /pr.nan/ pronounce /prnans/
Q
question /kwes.tn/ quotation /kwte.n/
queue /kju/ quiet /kwat/
quota /kw.t/ quarrel /kwr.l/
R
racism /re.s.zm/ resume (v) /rzjum/
radar /re.d/ rsum /rezjumei/
radio /re.di./ rhino /ra.n/
receipt /rsi:t/ rhythm /r.m/
recipe /res..pi/ rough /rf/
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S
says /sez/ senior /si.ni./
said /sed/ serious /s.ri.s/
schedule /skedl/ series /s.riz/
scheme /ski:m/ statistics /stts.tk/
scissors /sizz/ stomach /stmt
sword /s:d/ sweat /swet/
T
taste /test/ theory /.ri/
tasty /te.sti/ therefore /e.f/
technique /teknik/ thesaurus /s.rs/
teenager /tine.d/ thorough /r./
theatre /.t/ tissue /t.u/ /ts.ju/
themselves /mselvz/ tomorrow /tmr./
translate /trnslet/ tsunami /tsunmi/
U
UFO /ju.ef/ upgrade /pred/
until /ntl/ upon /pn/
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unusual /nju.u.l/ usual /ju.l/
update /pdet/ usually /ju...li/
V
variety /vraiti/ vocabulary /vkblri/
vehicle /vi:kl/ vital /vaitl/
volcano /vlknou/ vulnerable /vnrbl/
W
wait /wet/ Wednesday /wenzde/
whatever /wtev/ wherever /werev/
whenever /wenev/ whereas /,werz/
whoever /huev/ whistle /wsl /
wound /wund/ wisdom /wz.dm/
Y, Z
yourself /jself/ zero /z.r/
zebra /zebr/; /zibr/ yogurt /j.t/
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NI DUNG CC KHA HC
TN KHA HC AI NN HC?
Dnh cho Sinh vin, Ngi i lm, Hc

1. Sinh vin & Ngi i lm
sinh cp 3 v hc sinh lp 8, 9.
2. Dnh cho Ngi ln tui Dnh cho anh, ch t 45 -60 tui
3. Hc sinh Tiu hc (lp 3 - 5) Ch dnh cho Hc sinh t lp 3 lp 5
4. nh vn siu tc Speller Sunday Hc trong 1,5 ngy Ch nht, dnh cho

Hc 2 ngy Ch nht hc vin cc tnh xa v bn rn
Hc Ng php theo cch hon ton mi
5. T duy Ng php Hc sinh cp II
v hiu qu
GIM 50% cho hc vin hc cc kha
6. NI TING ANH
hc nh vn Ting Anh
7. Vit Email chuyn nghip bng ting Dnh cho ngi i lm, s dng email
Anh ting Anh thng xuyn
8. Hng dn tr li Phng vn ting
MIN PH nh k hng thng
Anh xin vic
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TI LIU CA KHA HC NH VN TING ANH
MATERIALS OF ENGLISH SPELLING COURSES
Bao gm / Include:
1. Gio trnh Hc nh vn ting Anh / English Spelling coursebook

2. Sch bi tp nh vn ting Anh / English Spelling workbook
3. S t duy Mind map h thng cc quy lut nh vn ting Anh /
Mindmap of system of English Spelling principle.
4. Mt s ti liu b sung khcOther suplemented documents, etc.
Sau khi kha hc kt thc, nu hc vin cn c h tr thm, cc Ging vin

s sp xp thi gian dy ring theo khung thi gian ca hc vin.
After finishing the course, trainer will arrange time to teach learners regarding
their time, if learners need to support more.
1. SINH VIN & NGI I LM / SPELLER n SPEAKER
u i np sm
S bui Thi gian hc Hc ph
Discount for
Lesson Learning time Fee
paying soon
8 bui (bao gm 1h45/bui hc
bui hc khai ging) Hc 1 bui/tun
2.388.000 1.588.000
8 lesson (including 1h45 per lesson
opening lesson) Learn 1 session per week
2. SPELLER SUNDAY
u i np sm
Discount for paying
Lesson Learing time Fee
soon
10 ting (hc trong 2 Ngy 1: 14h-17h
ngy Ch nht) Ngy 2: 8h3017h
1.588.000 988.000
10 hours (only in two Day 1: 14h-17h
Sundays) Day 2: 8h30-17h
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3. NGI LN TUI [45 60 tui] / ADULT SPELLER [45 TO 60]
u i np sm
Discount for
lesson Learning time fee
paying soon
10 bui (bao gm 1h45/bui hc
bui hc khai ging) Hc 1 bui/tun
2.688.000 1.988.000
10 lesson (including 1h45per lesson
4. HC SINH TIU HC / PRIMARY SPELELR
u i np sm
Discount for
Lesson Learning time Fee
paying soon
24 bui (bao gm bui 1h45/bui hc
hc khai ging) Hc 1 bui/tun
4.688.000 3.888.000
24 lesson (including 1h45 per week
5. NI TING ANH PRO SPEAKER
S bui Thi gian hc Hc ph U I

lesson Learning time fee Discount
12 bui 1h45/bui hc
GIM 50% CHO HC VIN
Hc 1 bui/tun
NH VN TING ANH
1h45 per week 3.288.000
dIscount 50% for English
12 lesson Learn 1 session per
Spelling learners.
week
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HC VIN NGHIN CU V O TO

NH VN TING ANH ENPRO

gio dc c trch nhim | call of duty

The contents of the course include:

1. Sch Hc nh vn ting Anh [tc gi Nguyn Ngc Nam] NXB i

English Spelling textbook Hanoi National University Publishing House;

2. Sch bi tp nh vn ting Anh;

English spelling workbook;

3. S H thng nhn dng quy tc nh vn ting Anh;

A mind map of identifying English spelling rules;

4. Phng php c, phng php ni, phng php hc t vng;

Reading, speaking and vocabulary learning methods

5. Cc bi tp hng ngy, bi tp tng kt, bi thi;

Daily exercises, summary exercises and exam;

6. H thng, quy trnh nh gi kin thc v cht lng o to.

The system and the process of assessing knowledge and education

u l nhng phn khng th tch ri ca chng trnh Hc nh vn

Cc ni dung ch c php o to cho hc vin trong phm vi ca

Do , ti rt mong i tc, Ging vin, i ng tr ging, hc vin v

Khng t in n, pht hnh v kinh doanh cc ti liu, kin

Khng t s dng hoc sao chp cc kin thc, quy tc ca

Ti liu ca kha hc l mt c quyn m ti dnh ring cho

NGUYN NGC NAM

delegate [n] regulate investigate demonstrate

desperate [adj] separate emigrate temperate [adj]

celebrate speculate decorate delicate [adj]

accelerate dedicate escalate venerate

renovate predicate celibate [adj] levitate

1. We estimate the cost at $5000

conciliate stimulate administrate considerate [a]

illustrate imitate indicate criminate

capitulate certificate illiterate [adj] discriminate

1. We don't anticipateany major problems.

2. They attempted to eliminate him as a political rival.

3. The results should be integrated into the final report.

4. She knows how to manipulate the audience.

5. Dolphinslearn to imitatesoundsveryaccurately and quickly.

1 attention connection collection selection

2 additional protection direction proficient

3 edition tradition invention recipient

4 affection reception infection reflection

5 convention initial ambition opinion

6 tension succession sectional million

7 perfection millennium rebellion billion

1. I tried to attract the waiter's attention.

2. His deathhad no connection with drugs.

3. Governments must provideprotection for their workers.

4. After the initialsurprise I got to like the place.

5. He asked me for my opinion of the course.

1 convivial essential tactician provincial

2 permission optician efficient perfection

3 familiar torrential clinician deficient

4 trivial intention session dissentient

5 prudential commission volition prescient

6 credential prescription prediction addiction

7 attrition cognition decillion billiard

8 reptilian propitiate practician patriciate

1. She earned $2000 in commission last month.

2. They were givenpermission to enter the building.

3. He was a worthyrecipient of the NobelPrize.

4. It is essential to keep the twogroupsseparate.

1 location relation vacation stadium

2 Canadian radial racial ambience