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    The document summarizes tenses and structures used to express time in English. It provides examples of the present simple, present continuous, past simple, future simple, and past continuous tenses. For each tense, it lists the signals and conjugations used, and provides an example sentence to illustrate its use. Key temporal expressions are also identified that commonly accompany each tense, such as "yesterday" for the past simple and "now" for the present continuous.

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    The document summarizes tenses and structures used to express time in English. It provides examples of the present simple, present continuous, past simple, future simple, and past continuous tenses. For each tense, it lists the signals and conjugations used, and provides an example sentence to illustrate its use. Key temporal expressions are also identified that commonly accompany each tense, such as "yesterday" for the past simple and "now" for the present continuous.

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    Tense Use + Signals Conjugation Example

    Present simple - habit S(nhiều) / I + V không chia I usually watch TV when I have free time.
    - fact S (ít) + V(s/es) He usually watches TV when he has free
    - schedule /dz/ Is/ am/ are time.

    Usually, always, every,


    once/twice a month/day,
    frequently, regularly

    Often

    Sometimes, occasionally
    Rarely
    Past simple - happened and ended in the S + V(ed) Yesterday, all my trouble seemed so far
    past Was/ were away.

    Yesterday
    Last
    Ago
    Previously
    Future simple - prediction S + will + V I will always love you.
    - promise I will call you later.
    → I’ll call you later.
    Later, soon, shortly
    Next, upcoming He’ll → HIU
    Tomorrow She’ll

    Present continuous - warning S + is/am/are + Ving - We are studying online because of the
    - FIXED PLAN social distancing now.
    - Careful! The car is running very fast!
    Now - I’m getting married next week.
    Currently
    At the moment (atm)
    Past continuous At this/that time S + was/ were + Ving At this time yesterday, I was eating dinner
    At this/ that moment with my family.
    At + 6pm
    → + last/ ago…

    (v) present smt TO smb

    (n) present # prison

    Exercise 1

    1. is going (adj) careful >< careless


    (v) care for N
    (v) take care of N → (v) look after N
    2. are cooking
    3. is your brother /ˈbrʌð.ɚ/
    (n) beauty
    4. is – help life # light # live # like # lie # line
    5. is crying /kraiing/
    (v) (n) tear
    (adj) torn
    6. was attending (v) attend + N
    → attend a meeting
    → attend university
    (n) attendance
    → check attendance
    (n) attention
    → (v) pay attention TO + N
    → (v) draw attention
    → (v) catch smb’s attention
    /caught – caught/
    That song catches my attention.

    Exercise 4

    Keywords in question Similar words in passage Key


    1. lifestyle way of life Relaxed
    2. don’t have much have less Money
    3. has reputation known for Crime
    4. little short of Time
    5. don’t pay attention to ignore Strangers
    Vocab highlights

    (n) psychology → (n) psychologist

    (n) crime → (n) criminal

    (v) carry out = conduct


    (adj) be short of + N

    (n) a lack of N

    (v) lack + N

    (v) ignore N

    (n) inhabitant/ resident/ dweller/ settler

    T6: listening → DỊCH VB1 → TA

    T2: reading → UNIT 1 (bài dịch sang TV → dịch ra vở)

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