PART 2 - DESCRIBE ACTIVITIES

Party ( Wedding )
+ Get married
+ typical marriage ceremony
+ bridesmaids
+ wedding cake
+ Feeling: Feel happy for, beautiful in white, hand in hand, Find her soulmate, endless
love
Birthday
+ Mark a turning point
+ Throw a big party / Paint the town red
+ Grow mature enough to bear social responsibilities
Occasion you wear special clothes - wedding
+ Stand out of the crowd, designed clothes, catch attention
+ Bridesmaid
+ Take photos, glorious smile
+ Describe clothes: This dress code is a safe one to wear, tight to get dressed or
undressed, sparkling buttons, meticulous embroidery,
+ Everyone compliment

Time you spent time with friends in childhood ( swimming )

Step 1: Getting Comfortable in the Water, Let go of your fear
Step 2: Get used to floating onto water. When you're in the water, hold on to the side of the
pool or a dock, and let your legs float out behind you
Step 3: Practice exhaling underwater
Step 4: Practice some simple: Backstroke ( Bơi ngửa ), breast stroke ( Bơi ếch), ( crawl ( Bơi
sải ), Butterfly stroke ( Bơi bướm ), dog-paddle ( bơi chó )
lido: bể bơi ngoài trời, diving board: ván nhảy
Activate muscle, jump into…,

Competition ( Cooking/swimming/ sport )/something interesting happened in school

+ Feeling: be fascinated about; drastically changed my attitude towards:
+ A panel of judges: Hội đồng ban giám khảo
+ even some multinational and corporate companies sponsor for the program in exchange for
their advertisements.
extraordinary height
+ At the sound of the whistle from a referee
+ Found some of my peers shouting my name and waving flowers
+ to tremble with excitement: Hồi hộp, trembly: run run
+ anxious: lo lắng
+ Diễn biến ( happenings )
+ Be gradually eliminated from the candidates
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Song
+ opens the horizon for me to visit my past.
+ I love this song from the bottom of my heart
+ This music puts me in a sad yet charming mood
+ genuine feelings: Cảm xúc thật
+ Feel blue; Buồn
+ down-to-earth lyrics: Nhạc thật, nhạc thực tế
+ upbeat music: Nhạc vui vẻ, đầy hi vọng
+ the talk of the town: Đề tài chính để người ta bàn tán vì nó hay/gây tranh cãi
+ uplift my spirit
+ an internationally acclaimed artist
+ To be hooked: bị thích thú/ lôi cuốn vào
+ blown away
+ put the song on repeat

Subject
foundation of physics grew up and expanded with the help of those teachers.
Maths
1. The teacher was very good explaining the intricacies of the subject.
2. You learned many theories and formulas of math.
3. This teacher explained how the math would be helpful for the rest of the life and academic
years.
4. You learned the importance of Math for higher study.
5. The teacher not only explained the math from the academic book but also has taken
interesting and thought-provoking math from other sources.

Literature
1. The teacher helped you enjoy the literature.

2. S/he told stories of classic literature that you still remember.

3. S/he was a gifted storyteller and she had been successful creating your interest in literature.

4. You became a good reader because of the classes and the teacher.

Website
-free of charge
- Facebook is a social networking website. It's a free website that allows you to keep in
contact with friends or find people you've lost touch with. It's one of the most popular
websites in the world, with millions of users in different countries.

1. All of my friends use Facebook. One of my friends sent me an email inviting me

to join. I signed up and I've been using it ever since.
2. Facebook allows you to keep up to date with what friends are doing. You have a
profile page with information and status updates so that you can tell everyone what
you're doing. You can post messages toother people's pages. You can upload
photos and videos. I find Facebook most useful for organising my life, keeping in
touch with friends and storing photos. I think social networking websites have
become part of everyday life.

10. Interesting animals

+ to be impulsed to V: Có động lực làm gì

+ on record: Kỉ lục
+ aboriginal: Nguyên thuỷ thô sơ

18. Describe a magazine

Fashion magazine ( Vocab fashion )

+ out of fashion
+ At the height of fashion
+ take pride in my appearance
+ a sense of style
+ Have an eye for clothes

6. TOY

+ remind me of my childhood
+ revive the past
+ build it myself out of hundreds of pieces of Lego. The pieces came in a box with a
picture of the finished car on the front, and I had to follow step-by-step instructions
to put all the pieces together in the correct way.
+ engine, movable seats and gears.
+ felt a sense of accomplishment.

stuffed bears: Gấu bông

short red shirt and was holding a jar of honey

come from the movie.

pestering:đòi nằng nặc

47. Historic era

+ Post war after 1945s

+ Historical highlight: điểm, sự kiện nổi bật trong lịch sử

+ Mark an important/significant milestone

+ To be liberated from French Colonial Empire

+ Equipped with relevant knowledge of history

+ A historical perspective

+ Sacrifice one’s lives for s.th

+ Dig deeper into..

+ Ancestors have to experience and suffer in the past:

PLACES

1) Stunning coastline: đường bờ biển tuyệt đẹp

2) Exotic destination: Điểm đến tuyệt đẹp

3) Awe-inspiring sunrise: cảnh mặt trời mọc đầy cảm hứng

4) Spectacular beach: bãi biển đẹp mắt

5) Pretty fishing village: ngôi làng chài đẹp

6) Breathtaking image: hình ảnh choáng ngợp

7) Picturesque village: ngôi làng đẹp như tranh vẽ

8) Waves crash against the cliffs: sóng vỗ bờ núi đá

9) The off-the-beaten-track destinations: những địa điểm hoang sơ

10) The top spot: địa điểm du lịch hàng đầu

11) Year-round charm: vẻ đẹp quanh năm

12) Untouched splendour: vẻ đẹp tinh khôi

13) Must-come destination: địa điểm phải đến

14) Crystal clear water: nước trong như pha lê

15) Robinson Crusoe’s island: hoang đảo

16) Pristine beauty: vẻ đẹp ban sơ

17) Rocky shore: bờ biển đá

18) Water-based activity: hoạt động liên quan đến nước

19) Natural artworks: kiệt tác thiên nhiên

20) Tourist trap: Nơi có nhiều khách du lịch

IDIOMS TO DESCRIBE FEELINGS

Bent out of shape

When you are bent out of shape over something, you feel very annoyed or angry. You can
use the preposition ‘about’ instead of ‘over’ if you prefer.

Example: She got bent out of shape over the new dress code at work.

On cloud nine
When someone is on cloud nine, it means that he or she is feeling extremely happy.

Example: When he finally proposed to her, she was on cloud nine.

Spaced out
When you are not concentrating on what is going on around you, you can say you are spaced
outor daydreaming.

Example: Dave, are you listening? You look totally spaced out!

Shaken up
After people receive shocking news or experience something unexpected, they may feel
shaken up. It means to be shocked or very surprised.

Example: After the accident she was completely shaken up.

On pins and needles

When people say they’re on pins and needles, they aren’t talking about sewing or injections.
It really means that they are feeling anxious or nervous.

Example: The movie was so suspenseful, I was on pins and needles the whole time!

Beat/Bushed
The next time someone asks you how you’re feeling after a long and tiring day, you can tell
them that you’re beat or bushed. This is another way to say that you’re exhausted. A perfect
excuse not to wash the dishes!

Example: Sorry, I can’t do the chores today, I’m beat/bushed!

Head over heels

Being in love is an amazing feeling. Being head over heels in love is a popular expression to
describe that feeling of being completely in love with someone. You can also say you are
madly in love.

Fed up
Whenever you feel really frustrated about something and no longer want to deal with it, you
can tell people that you are completely fed up!

Example: I’ve had a terrible day at work and I’m feeling completely fed up!

Chilled out
This expression simply means the same as ‘relaxed’. It’s an informal expression and you can
use it to talk about how you feel or to describe an activity that makes you feel that way.

Example: I feel really chilled out after my yoga class – it really helps me relax!

Under the weather

If you’re sick or just not feeling so well, just say you’re under the weather. In English,
people only tend to use this expression to describe being slightly sick rather than being
seriously ill.
Example: John’s feeling a bit under the weather tonight, so he won’t be joining us for
dinner.