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    The document provides examples of how to use common adjectives and nouns to ask questions about attributes such as weight, height, length, width, and depth. It also provides examples of questions using these terms. Some key points: - Adjectives like "heavy", "wide", "tall", and "high" are used to describe weight, width, height, and the elevation of objects. - "Long" describes length. - Questions about attributes are formed with "What" to ask about the attribute, and "How" to ask about the measure or amount. - Examples ask about the weight of people, the height of an actor, the length of a river

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    The document provides examples of how to use common adjectives and nouns to ask questions about attributes such as weight, height, length, width, and depth. It also provides examples of questions using these terms. Some key points: - Adjectives like "heavy", "wide", "tall", and "high" are used to describe weight, width, height, and the elevation of objects. - "Long" describes length. - Questions about attributes are formed with "What" to ask about the attribute, and "How" to ask about the measure or amount. - Examples ask about the weight of people, the height of an actor, the length of a river

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    What + Noun How + Adj

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    The document provides examples of how to use common adjectives and nouns to ask questions about attributes such as weight, height, length, width, and depth. It also provides examples of questions using these terms. Some key points: - Adjectives like "heavy", "wide", "tall", and "high" are used to describe weight, width, height, and the elevation of objects. - "Long" describes length. - Questions about attributes are formed with "What" to ask about the attribute, and "How" to ask about the measure or amount. - Examples ask about the weight of people, the height of an actor, the length of a river

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    What + Noun

    How + adj

    Adj Noun

    Deep: sâu Depth

    Heavy Weight → Weigh (v): Cân nặng

    Wide: rộng Width

    Tall: người Height : dùng cho người + vật

    High: Vật

    Long length

    I …………….. two kilograms when I was born (weight)


    My child …………………..twenty kilograms now. (weight)

    The Everest is 8.849 meters high


    How …………………………………………………
    What ………………………………………………..
    This actor is 1 meter eight centimeters tall.
    How ……………………………………………………………….
    What ………………………………………………………………..
    This suitcase weighs 5 kilograms.
    What ………………………………………………………
    How ………………………………………………………
    This river is two kilometers long
    What ………………………………………………………..
    How ………………………………………………………..
    This ocean is 2 kilometers wide
    What …………………………………………………….
    How …………………………………………………….

    Hỏi giá 3 cách


    Those heavy cases are 5 hundred thousand dollars.
    What ………………………………………………………………
    How much …………………………………………………………..
    What ………………………………………………………………..
    Decrease /s/ use /z/
    Increase /s/
    Practise /s/ raise /z/
    Advance /s/ Confuse /z/
    Reduce /s/
    A. Used B. advanced C. decreased D. reduced
    A. Increased B. raised C. confused D. Changed
    Khi : ar/ a/

    a + phụ âm / /
    A. cap B. march C. crab D. tap
    A. Apple B. cattle C. marble D. Mango
    A. nature B. Nation C. area D. famous
    a. regular B. relieve C. cavity D. Exit
    A + phụ (-r) + Nguyên âm: …………………./ei/
    s nhẹ hoặc Z Ocean Sugar anxious
    serious pleasant
    S

    : sờ mạnh
    You remember to ………………a medical check-up each year.
    A. Take B. do C. make D. have E. A&D F. A & C.
    Before …………..a surgery, Doctors will …………..your temperature.
    A. have/ measure
    B. Having/ measure
    C. Doing/ take
    D. Having/ take
    After the successful surgery, I feel ……………….(relieve)
    A neighbor’s little son suddenly …………………….(appear) last night.
    He decided, very ……………….., not to drive when he was so tired. (sensible).
    I am so happy when the locals are always ………….………..to visitors. (please).
    Having a serious disease like Covid-19 is an ……………….……..experience to
    everyone. (please)

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