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tiếp một cách tự nhiên. Mục đích TỐI THƯỢNG của cuốn sách là giúp người dùng
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Sau 14 bài học tương đương với 2 hai tháng, hãy học liên tục mỗi bài liên tiếp
trong ít nhất 5 ngày ... Rồi tự nhiên... sẽ biết cách phát âm đúng 1 triệu TỪ VỰNG.
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Pronunciation 1:
/p/ /b/ /t/
Pet Bad Tell

Pill Body Take
Please Busy Time
Pencil Job City
Stop Club Later
Hope Verb Between
Shop System
Develop Entrance
Hot
What
About
Can you help me put this He got a job at a pub. Today is too hot.
away?
The word “remember” is a We’re going to meet to
Stop giving me your verb. study.
opinion.
Don’t disturb a sleeping bull. I wanna try something
What type of people do different next week.
you like?
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Pronunciation 2:
/d/ /k/ /g/
Dog/dɑːɡ/ Kiss Girl

Day Call Give
Don’t Come Get
Good Book Egg
Bad Like Drug
Need Sick Pig
Quick
Work
Ache
I need to feed my kid. Can you cook? I saw a ghost again.
I don’t have any idea. He has a stomachache. My guitar is too big for me.
Why did God kill the Don't show too much skin in There's a bug on your rug.
dinosaurs ? public.
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Pronunciation 3:
/f/ /v/ /θ/
Fight Very Think

Feel Voice Thanks
Forget View Thursday
Stuff Have Thirty
Laugh Love Thin
If Give Thing
Expensive Both
With
Mouth
Don’t fight your wife. I live in a valley. I study math on thursday.
This is the first half of my Can we save the victim? The theater is south of here.
life.
I don’t like to receive His car isn’t worth anything.
Have you found enough expensive gifts.
staff yet?
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Pronunciation 4:
/ð/ /s/ /z/
This Sad Zoo

They Sing Zero
Though ( even though) Small Zambia
Brother Rice Choose
Feather Face Is
Rather ( rather than) others Service Because
Breath This
Bath
Smooth
They love their brother. The sea was really nice Don;t lose your zebra.
This rock is really smooth. I stayed at that place in the My brother has lots of music.
summer
The weather there is good He loves his girlfriend’s
for sunbathing. School can be a bad eyes.
experience.
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Pronunciation 5:
/ʃ/ /ʒ/ /ʧ/
Ship Vision Choose tʃuːz

She Usually Chat
Should Luxury Chair
Wish Massage Rich
Cash Beige Such
Push Rouge Each
Match
I see a ship on the ocean. I like to dress casually. I have to choose a church.
I need to wash that shirt. I usually get a massage on Which teacher do you like?
Mondays.
This is a very special fish. Did you catch your child
We have to do some stealing a watch?
revision.
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Pronunciation 6:
/ʤ/ /h/ /m/
Job Hat Mom

Jeans Heart Make
June Here Move
Age Behind Arm
Fridge Alcohol From
Orange Head Them
I just want a new fridge. He doesn’t have a head. I bought a comb for him .
In general, I don’t enjoy How should the human We made some mistakes.
gyms. behave ? (make)
Try to imagine a huge guy I don’t know who is who’s It’s impossible to climb that
named James. in history mountain.
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Pronunciation 7:
/n/ /ŋ/ /r/
Name Sing Run

Night Rang Really
Now Evening Relax
Can Hungry Teacher
Woman Single Year
Again Anger Hour
I’ve a got a new knife It’s been a long morning Don't forget to clean your
room.
When will I meet the right Language is a funny thing I want to buy a different
woman? mirror.
There is nothing new in this How strong is your tongue? Our teacher has taught us
book. for over a year.
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Pronunciation 8:
/l/ /w/ /j/
Like Wake Yes

Long Water Yard
Late Winter Young
Lake Away Popular
Tell Quality Value
Feel Reward
Travel
Call
I love my school. I saw that woman twice. My nephew is quite young.

a times: once
I want to live until I’m two times: twice I have a few opinions.
ninety.
I can't control myself. I wish I could swim with Over 30 million people live
penguins. in California.
.
Washington State is where I
come from.
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Pronunciation 9:
/ɪ/ /i:/ /ʊ/
Ship These Book

Hit Please Could
This Seen Woman
It Easy Foot
Is Eager Full
ill Evil Put
It’s little He can see you. It’s a good book.
Is this your tin? Does she believe me? You shouldn’t look.
It’s an important skill. Each of you needs one of Put some sugar in the
these. pudding
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Pronunciation 10:
/u:/ /e/ /ə/
Food Bed bed About

Do Said sed China
June Dead ded Policy
Use End end Ago
Tooth egg eɡ Teacher
Suit /suːt/ Exercise Pencil
Lemon
Supply
Around
Away
Alone
Choose a fruit. Let’s have some bread. My brother is a doctor.
Do you want some food? Get well soon. Organize the materials here
I study with a group from Can you suggest something You should protect your
my school. better? computer.
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Pronunciation 11:
/ɜ:/ /ɔ:/ /æ/
Were Four Hat

Person Door Map
Girl Chore Dan
Early Thought After
Urgent Order Apple
Urban Orange Ask
Organ/ˈɔːr.ɡən/
That bird is hurt. I can’t hear that man.
That horse is short.
The girls are wearing skirts. My dad often makes me
I was bored than my friend. laugh.
The service here is perfect. That band is so bad, I can’t
They’ve been at war for stand it.
four years.
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Pronunciation 12:
/ʌ/ /ɑ:/ /eə/
Up Hot Hair
Butter /ˈbʌtər/ Far Care
Nothing Shop Chair
under Often Air
Oven Always Airplane
Ugly Art Arrogant
My mother loves summer. I want a job. Are you scared of bears?
That company has enough He goes to a lot of parties. I don’t care about
money. millionaires.
Her cousin lives in the You have to water the I rarely compare my
countryside. whole garden. parents
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Pronunciation 13:
/eɪ/ /ɔɪ/ /əʊ/
Face Toy Ghost

Say Join Rope
Name Choice Phone
Age Oil Open
Able Royal Only
Ache Coin Over
It’s a good day to play. That new toy is noisy. Joe want to be alone.
We’re waiting for the rain My little boy enjoy singing. He won’t smoke those
to stop. cigarettes.
Our employee is from
I have to explain why I was Illnois. I think it’s gonna snow
late. tomorrow.
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Pronunciation 14:
/ɪə/ /aɪ/ /aʊ/
Here like around

Peer fine mountain
Clear quite crownd
Irritation Island Out
Irresponsible eyebrown hour
Ice owl
This bear is too clear. I feel shy tonight There’s a brown cow.
He has a career as an He finally replied to me.
engineer. I heard the sound of a
She volunteered to work in The’re fighting behind this mouse
Nigieria. school. Our teacher is Dan Hauer.
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TOPIC 1 : LEARNING A SECOND LANGUAGE
1. Do you like learning languages?

Yes, I do. I love traveling and talking to the local people in their mother tongue.
2. What is your mother language?

I speak English.
3. What second language are you learning?

I’m learning Spanish. I fell in love with Spanish when I traveled to Spain last year.
4. Is that language popular in your country?

Yes. People in my country come from every corner of the world and Spanish is the
second popular language spoken here according to the statistic.
5. How often do you use that language?

Quite a lot. I see Spanish people every day in the restaurant, bank or supermarket.
6. How long have you been learning that language?

I’ve been learning it for 5 years. I’m in advanced class now.
7. Why do you choose to learn that language?

I’m interested in Spanish culture, and I’d like to use language as a tool to discover
Spanish cultural values.
8. Who is your teacher?

An old Spanish teacher. She can also speak English fluently.
9. Why do people learn a second language?

There are many purposes. Some learn to do business, some learn to travel, some just
learn for fun.
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TOPIC 2: HOBBIES
1. What is your hobby?

I like playing sports, especially swimming.
2. Is your hobby common in your country?

Yes, kids, adults, and senior citizens all like swimming in my country.
3. Is your hobby the same as when you were a child?

Yes, I was fond of swimming when I was a little girl.
4. When did you start practicing that hobby?

I started swimming when I was 5 years old.
5. Is there anybody in your family who you share your hobby with?
My dad, he taught me how to swim.
6. How much time do you spend on your hobby?

I usually go to the swimming pool twice a week.
7. What benefits do you get from it?

Swimming is a really good workout. It helps me keep fit and chill out after a long
day working.
8. Have you ever heard of someone having a very unusual hobby?

What was it?
Yes, my cousin loves tattooing vehicles. He puts stickers everywhere on his car.
9. What do you think about someone having weird hobbies?

I don’t think any hobby is weird. It’s just what you like to do, so I don’t judge
others.
10. What hobbies are usually expensive in your country?

Playing golf is a really expensive hobby. Only the rich can afford to buy golf
supplies.
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TOPIC 3: SHOPPING
1. Do you like shopping?

Yes, I’m a shopaholic.
2. What do you usually shop for?

I usually shop for clothes. I’m a big fashion fan.
3. Where do you go shopping?

At some fashion boutiques in my neighborhood.
4. Are there many shops in your neighborhood?

Yes. My area is the city center, so I have many choices of where to shop.
5. Do you spend much money on shopping?

Yes and I’m usually broke at the end of the month.
6. Do you usually shop online? What items?

Yes, but not really often. I only buy furniture online.
7. What’s the difference between shopping online and offline?

Unlike shopping offline, you cannot try on the pieces of clothes or check the
material when shopping online.
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TOPIC 4 : BUSINESS
1. Are you studying or working?

I left school 3 years ago. I’m working now.
2. Are you self – employed or working for a company?

I’m self-employed. I used to work for a company 2 years ago.
3. Are you running any business?

Yes, I’m running a small business.
4.What does your business sell?

I make and sell handmade cosmetics.
5. Do you have any difficulty running that business?

Yes, I had some difficulties attracting customers at first, but everything is getting
better now.
6. Is that an online or offline business?

I sell products online. It’s easier selling online than offline because I can take full
advantage of my social network.
7. When did you start the business?

I started running my own business 2 years ago.
8. What are some advantages of running your own business?

I can take some days off whenever I feel tired, and I can make much more money
compared to working for a company.
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TOPIC 5: HOMETOWN
1. Where is your hometown?

My hometown is a coastal state of US.
2. Is it the city or the countryside?

I live in a suburb area.
3. What’s it known for?

It’s famous for tobaccos.
4. What do people do there?

Agriculture is the main industry in my hometown. Most of the people here plant
and sell tobaccos.
5. How is the atmosphere there?

Well, it’s quite peaceful. I enjoy the fresh air here.
6. How are people there?

They’re friendly and hospitable.
7. Would you like to live in your hometown or somewhere else?

Yes, I would. I just wish I can live here forever.
8. Is it easy to find a job there?

Manual work is easy to find. I’m not sure about the white -collar jobs.
9. Is it a good environment for young people?

I don’t think so. The pace of life here is quite slow. If they want to work in a
dynamic environment, they’d better move to the city.
10. Is traffic congestion a big problem in your hometown?

Not at all. We couldn’t be happier with the traffic system here.
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TOPIC 6: EXERCISE
1. Do you usually exercise?

Yes, I do. Doing exercise is one of my good habits.
2. What sport do you play?

Swimming is my favorite. I also play tennis.
3. How often do you exercise?

I go jogging almost every day before breakfast.
4. When did you start doing exercise?

Just last year, actually.
5. Is there anyone who does exercise with you?

I go jogging with my older brother. He’s a good company of mine.
6. What benefits can you get from exercising?

Well, a lot. Exercise helps reduce fat and build muscles. It also keeps me awake
mentally during the whole day.
7. Where do you exercise?

At a nearby park. There are some exercise machines for people to use.
8. Why do you exercise?

I like moving. For me, life without moving is like a picture without color.
9. Do people in your country do much exercises?

I don’t think so. They’re so busy working that they forget to do exercise.
10. What if people don’t do enough exercise?

Obviously, they’ll gain weights fast and become obese.
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TOPIC 7 : FAMILY
1. How many people are there in your family?

There are 5 people in my family: my father, mother, brother, sister, and me.
2. Does your family live in a house or an apartment?

We live in a house in the countryside.
3. What does your father do?

My father is a doctor. He works at the local hospital.
4. How old is your mother?

She is 40 years old, 1 year younger than my father.
5. Do you have any siblings? What’s his/her name?

Yes, I do. I have 1 elder brother, David, and 1 younger sister, Mary.
6. Are you the oldest amongst your brothers and sisters?

No, I’m not. I’m the second child in my family.
7. What does your mother/father like?

My father likes playing football and my mother likes cooking.
8. Do your parents let you stay out late?

Of course not. They always ask me to get home before 10 pm each night.
9. Do you stay with your parents?

Right now, no, but I used to.
10. Does your family usually have dinner together?

Yes, we do. My mom always prepares delicious meals for us.
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TOPIC 8 : A TEACHER
1. Who is your favorite teacher?

I like Mr. Tom the most, he is my English teacher.
2. Is he a foreign teacher?
Yes, he’s from the US.
3. What do you like about his lessons?

I have fallen in love with his American accent and he always shows us something
new about the world outside of textbooks.
4. What’s he like?
He’s not only knowledgeable but also very friendly. He always treats us like
friends, not students.
5. What does he usually wear when coming to class?

He usually wears a gray suit when he comes to class.
6. Do you love his subject?

Yes, I enjoy English a lot.
7. Do students in your class like him?

Yes, all of us admire him.
8. Do you want to be a teacher like him?

No, although I like him, my dream is not to become a teacher. I would like to be a
chef.
9. Have you ever been punished by him?

No, he rarely punishes anyone.
10. Do you want to see him again?

Of course, he’s a great mentor.
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TOPIC 9 : FOOD
1. Do you like to cook?

Yes, I do. Cooking helps me feel relaxed after long hours working.
2. Is there any kind of food you don’t like?

I don’t really like fried chicken, which is very high in fat.
3. Do you eat out or cook at home?

I usually cook at home, sometimes when I’m busy, I go out to eat.
4. How often do you cook?

Just when I have free time. My mom is often responsible for preparing meals. She’s
the best cook ever.
5. What’s your favorite food?

I’m addicted to sushi. I can eat sushi every day.
6. Is it Western or Asian cuisine?

It’s Asian cuisine. Sushi is derived from Japan.
7. Is it easy to make your favorite food?

Yes, I guess. The recipe is quite simple.
8. What ingredients do you need to make that food?

I would need rice, eggs, meat, seafood, and vegetables.
9. What do you think about fast food?

I don’t really like fast food. It’s not healthy at all.
10. Would you say that you have a healthy diet?

Yes, I would. I prefer eating vitamins, protein and less fat.
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TOPIC 10: ANIMALS
1. Are you an animal lover?

Yes, I am. I love animals.
2. Are you raising any pets?

Yes, I have a pitbull puppy at home.
3. What is it like?
My puppy is friendly, highly intelligent and well-behaved. He always waves his tail
and licks my hand to welcome me home.
4. What does it look like?

He’s a medium-sized puppy with a strong neck, broad chest and brown hair.
5. What are its habits?

My Pitbull puppy loves doing exercise every day. When he plays, he plays to win.
6. What do you usually do with it?

We usually play tennis together. My puppy helps me pick up tennis balls.
7. What does it like to eat?

He loves beef, chicken and some dairy products.
8. What do you learn from it?

He teaches me loyalty. An adult pitbull may make me feel safe.
9. Why do people keep pets?

They consider pets as their loyal companions which make their life better.
10. Are pets well looked after in your country?

Yes. People in my country love pets.
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TOPIC 11 : A FAVOURITE MOVIE
1. Do you usually watch movies at home or at a movie theater?

I usually watch movies on my laptop, sometimes I go to the movie theater.
2. Is watching movies at the theater more interesting than watching

movies at home?
Yes, definitely, because you can watch vivid images on a large screen with lively
sound effects.
3. How often do you go to the movie theater?

I often go to the movie theater every weekend.
4. What’s your favorite type of movie? What movie of that type do

you like?
My favorite type is comedy because whenever I watch one, I feel like there are no
more worries in the world. I love the Mr.Bean movie series.
5. Was that movie adapted from a book?

No, the story is derived from funny situations in real life.
6. Who are the actors/actresses in the movie?

Mr. Bean is the main character, he is played by Rowan Atkinson who is from
England.
7. Was it recommended by your friend, teacher or family?

It was recommended by my classmate.
8. Was the movie in your mother language or in English?

It was in English, but I can also watch it with subtitles.
9. Should children watch violent movies?

I don’t believe so. Young children are very impressionable and it could lead them
to wanting to imitate the behavior.
10. What’s the most important factor of a great movie?

I believe that plot and actors are among the factors which decide the success of a
movie.
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TOPIC 12 : A MUSIC BAND
1. What’s your favorite music band?

I’m a big fan of One Direction. There are 5 singers in the band.
2. Is it famous around the world?

Yes, it is. The band is well known around the world. Almost all teenagers love
them.
3. What’s their taste of music?

They sing Pop music. Their most famous song may be “What Makes You
Beautiful’’.
4. Are they good at dancing?

Yes, I think so. I fall in love with their every step.
5. Have you ever seen them in real life?

Nope, I just watch them on media. I wish I will see them one day.
6. How often do you come to their show?

I watch videos almost every day. Listening to their songs helps me chill out.
7. Can you sing their songs?

Yes, but only one song. I just keep singing it over and over again every day.
8. Do your friends like them?

Of course. We usually watch their performances and discuss it together.
9. Do they have anti-fans?

Yes, every famous singer has anti-fans.
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“66 DAYS UNLOCK YOUR ENGLISH”

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/p/ /b/ /t/

Pet Bad Tell

/d/ /k/ /g/

Dog/dɑːɡ/ Kiss Girl

I need to feed my kid. Can you cook? I saw a ghost again.

/f/ /v/ /θ/

Fight Very Think

Don’t fight your wife. I live in a valley. I study math on thursday.

/ð/ /s/ /z/

This Sad Zoo

/ʃ/ /ʒ/ /ʧ/

Ship Vision Choose tʃuːz

/ʤ/ /h/ /m/

Job Hat Mom

/n/ /ŋ/ /r/

Name Sing Run

/l/ /w/ /j/

Like Wake Yes

I love my school. I saw that woman twice. My nephew is quite young.

/ɪ/ /i:/ /ʊ/

Ship These Book

It’s little He can see you. It’s a good book.

/u:/ /e/ /ə/

Food Bed bed About

Choose a fruit. Let’s have some bread. My brother is a doctor.

/ɜ:/ /ɔ:/ /æ/

Were Four Hat

/ʌ/ /ɑ:/ /eə/

My mother loves summer. I want a job. Are you scared of bears?

/eɪ/ /ɔɪ/ /əʊ/

Face Toy Ghost

/ɪə/ /aɪ/ /aʊ/

Here like around

1. Do you like learning languages?

2. What is your mother language?

3. What second language are you learning?

4. Is that language popular in your country?

5. How often do you use that language?

6. How long have you been learning that language?

7. Why do you choose to learn that language?

8. Who is your teacher?

9. Why do people learn a second language?

1. What is your hobby?

2. Is your hobby common in your country?

3. Is your hobby the same as when you were a child?

4. When did you start practicing that hobby?

6. How much time do you spend on your hobby?

7. What benefits do you get from it?

8. Have you ever heard of someone having a very unusual hobby?

9. What do you think about someone having weird hobbies?

10. What hobbies are usually expensive in your country?

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