ĐỀ CƯƠNG ÔN TẬP HỌC KÌ I

MÔN TIẾNG ANH LỚP 6

Năm học 2021 - 2022
I. Dạng bài ôn tập
1. Pronunciation
2. Multiple choice (grammar, vocabulary. structures, communication)
3. Verb form
4. Word form
5. Mistake identification
6. Reading
- Multiple choice / reading comprehension
- Fill the missing words in the blanks
7. Writing
- Rewrite sentences
- Sentence building
II. Nội dung
- Review Unit 1- Unit 3

UNIT 4: MY NEIGHBORHOOD

Phonetics 1. /i/
village, cottage, begin, become, decide, win, miss, build, guitar
2./i:/
scene, complete, tea, meal, three, see, receive, ceiling, believe, belief
Vocabulary Places in a neighborhood: square, art gallery, cathedral, temple, railway
station, ...
Adjectives: noisy, quiet, convenient, exciting, expensive, peaceful,
crowded ...
Shall / let’s
Grammar *Comparatives:
- Short adjectives:
S + be + adj + er + than…
- Long adjectives:
S + be + more + adj + than…
- Irregular:
 good à better

bad à worse
much/ manyà more
little à less
far à farther/ further
  narrow à narrower/ more narrow

quiet à quieter/ more quiet

clever à cleverer
simple à simpler
- adjectives ending in y:
yà i +er
* Asking for and giving directions:
- Excuse me! How can I get to the museum?
- Where is the museum?
- Can you tell/ show me the way to the museum/ how to get to the museum?
- Is there a museum near here?
*Describe a place in the neighborhood:
There is a theater in my neighborhood.
*Making suggestions:
Shall we + V …?
Let’s + V!
Why don’t we + V ….?
How about/ What about + Ving ….?

UNIT 5- NATURAL WONDERS OF VIET NAM

Phonetics 1. /t/
coat, but, cot, mat, hot, eat, net, boot, boat, bet, wet, lot, pot, but, …
2. /d/
wonder, holiday, guide, island
Vocabulary *Natural things: waterfall, forest, cave, desert, island, valley, rainforest, coast,
etc.
*Travel items:
plaster, scissors, walking boots, painkillers, sun cream, sleeping bag, backpack,
compass, tent, torch, sun hat, waterproof coat, map, mobile phone, etc.
* Making and accepting appointments
- Let’s ...
- How about ...
- That’s fine.
- Sure.
Grammar * Countable and uncountable nouns
- Countable nouns are for the people and things we can count using numbers.
Countable nouns can be singular: rocks, islands
We can use some, many, a few with countable nouns
- Uncountable nouns are for the things we cannot count using numbers. We
usually do not have plural form: water, cream
We can use some, much, a little with uncountable nouns
* must / mustn’t
 …must / mustn’t + V- inf
We use must to say something is very necessary or very important
We use mustn’t to say that doing something is not allowed