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tuong thuat
we
Thi qua khu hoan thanh: had + V3 (khang dinh)
had not + V3 (phu dinh)
thi qua khu hoan thanh de the hien hanh dong dien ra
dau (truoc) hanh dong khac
we had heard about (a decided to walk to a waterfall
waterfall)
we had walked five or we had walked six or six miles we came to a high rock wall
six miles when we
came to a high rock
wall
drove
took
wanted
had
didn't eat 8. wanted
had decided
14. were
15. heard
had died
had
had loaded
fell
threw
cheered
changed
enjoyed
was
loved
was
learned
Ket noi toan cau
tranh luan
Hai doan van tranh luan ung ho hoac phan doi toan cau hoa
su da dang xuat khau da dang
thuong mai
toan cau hoa toan cau
dien tu
hinh cau nhap khau da van hoa
vien thong
Tourism
multicultural
diversity
interdependent
isolation
technological
/ that
which/ that
where
which/ that
which/ that
which/ that
strong argument paragraph
- Give opinion
- Example+ explanation
Doan 1
Opinion: one benefit-
move across borders
- Example 1+
explanation 1: Chinese
live and work in
Mexico, the author's
town
- Example 2+
explanation 2: many
people from different
countries work in Dublin
Conluding sentence
People who study foreign languages learn more about other cultures.
Other people who are monolingual
who
who
Certainly
They
tuong thuat
mot bai luan tuong thuat ve mot nguoi ban cung lop
Get good living standards
Explore cultural values
Have personal growth
Have better career prospects
family reunion
Accessing to services
having language barrier Racism
Making friends and building a community
encountering cultural differences
Managing financial issues
Finding suitable employment
Legal issues
transportation
Adapting to weather changes
yes
no
boi roi lo lang
that vong
hao hung di cu
que huong
si nhuc nho nha
que huong nhap cu
nguoi ti nan
su ly ky, su hoi hop buon buc
so hai
that vong
ngac nhien
S+ Be/ linking verbs+ Adj => Adj mo ta cho S
Art + adj+ N => Adj mo ta cho N
tiring
depressed
exciting
frightening
excited
challenging
surprised
relieved
confused
Learning to live in a new culture is difficult for anyone.
Not being able to even order lunch was humiliating for Gloria.
watching
find
Working
living
hated/ used to hate
came
felt
would listen
asked
would
felt
Maryam's had to leave her homeland during the war to start a new life in the
United States. / Maryam's life was full of challenge before moving to the United
States
truoc danh tu so it
3. Neither the dormitory nor the rooming house allows playing loud music.
4. Both the dormitory and the rooming house have television available.
5. Neither the dormitory nor the rooming house allows visitors of the opposite sex.
6. Both the dormitory and the rooming house require permission for overnight guests.
the most independent
safer
cozier
most stressful
cheaper
most convenient
best
safer
worse
While= although
2. While a dorm can be a fun place to live, it is not always the best place to study.
3. While some roommates get along very well, others argue a lot.
4. While apartment living may sound like fun, the reality of it can be quite different.
On the other hand: so sanh su doi lap, khac biet cua cung
mot doi tuong
2. A rooming house is a good solution for those who like small groups of people. In addition, it's cheaper
than living in a dormitory.
3. In an apartment, you can usually cook your own meals. In contrast, in a dorm, you usually have to
eat cafeteria food or go to restaurants.
4. Living in a dorm is an exciting new experience. In contrast, staying at home with your family is just like
being in high school.
5. Living with another family can be awkward. On the other hand, it's less expensive than
living in an apartment.
. In addition,
. However,
. However
. In contrast,
In contrast,
While
easier
closer
less noisy
more difficult
Linh vuc moi
mo ta
Neptune
Mercury
13
Venus
Uranus
quy dao
xoay quanh
quay quanh truc
discoverer
discovery
inhabit
uninhabited
explore
explore
explorer
exploration
a planet's revolution around the
sun
a planet rotating
radius diameter
A: S+ (aux) Verb + O
P: S+ (aux) BE V3 + by O
luot bo by people
2. orbits
3. is formed
4. is made up of
5. find
6. has
7. happens
is heard
9. disappears
10. be found
11. traps
12. be
13. see
14. get
15. feel
e
c
Unlike: khong giong
has Great Red Spot 25,000 miles long, several rings and 63 moons.
is bright red.
S+ V+ ....
Because + SV, SV
SV because S+ V
Cau truc cua cum danh tu: Art+ adj+ Noun hoac possessive adj+ adj+ noun
Noun + preposition phrase: cum gioi tu
Noun+ clause
Because of
c
Because of
e
Because of
g
Because f
Because
a
Because of
b
Them va sua doi thong tin
1
2
3 sao choi
=> sua thong tin
1 was discovered
can be seen 3
was known
one of
Because
than the Earth's
is composed of
because 2.
11 27 moons
Cac nghi le
mo ta
Rites of passage are ceromonies that mark important periods of transition or change in a
person's life
Arnold van Gennep was a Belgian anthropologist who first used the phrase "rite of
passage".
3.1 separated from society 3.3. Returns to society with a different status
3.2. undergoes a transformation
Some common elements in a rite of passage include clothing, jewelry, words, music, and
dance.
tham gia participate
bieu tuong symbol symbolize
ca nhan individualism/ individual individualize individually
chuyen doi transform transformative
chuyen tiep transit transitional
buoi le ceremonial ceremonially
the hien demonstration
chung minh provement/ proof proving
quan trong, y nghia significance signify significantly
participate (verb)
have to + Vo
prove
transforms (verb)
transformation (n) symbolic/ significant
symbolizes
Opinion
Opinion
Fact
Fact
Opinion
trang phuc Loi phat bieu am nhac Hanh dong cai khac
Introduction:
What ceremony in
which society
Significance
Three elements:
Music, Clothing, and a
Diploma
Significance
significance
- Diploma:
Description
Significance
Conclusion:
Opinion
Significance
Conclude
Bi dong: S+ (aux) Be V3 + By
3. At the end of the ceremony, the married couple's friends and family cheer them.
the former: cai dau tien, the latter: cai thu hai
the latter
One- the other
Two first
The first
The second
The final
Introduction:
Thieu y nghia cua buoi
le
Cac thanh phan cua
buoi le
- Clothing
- The involvement of
participants
- Vows
He escorts the bride into the cermony and then "gives her away" to the groom.