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THE PLANET AMERICAN ENGLISH SCHOOL English For The Flat World
Tiếng Anh vô cùng quan trọng!

Chúng ta phải bắt đầu học tiếng Anh ngay bây giờ,
đừng để sau này nghĩ lại mới thấy rằng tất cả mọi
thứ đã là quá muộn! Là một học viên của Trường
Anh ngữ Planet, chúng ta nên học tiếng Anh theo
cách nào để đạt được mục đích?
1. Đầu tiên và là việc quan trọng nhất là chúng ta phải có một ước mơ và mục tiêu nói được
tiếng Anh! Chúng ta nghĩ chúng ta sẽ nói được tiếng Anh giỏi tới đâu? Giỏi bằng giáo viên ở
Planet hay là giỏi hơn? Giỏi như người Mỹ hay giỏi hơn đa phần người Mỹ để đạt đến mức độ
thuyết trình tuyệt vời? Nếu chúng ta đặt mục tiêu cho chính mình, tôi tin rằng chúng ta sẽ làm
được.
2. Luyện phát âm. Phát âm rõ và chuẩn là nền tảng cơ bản nhất của việc học tiếng Anh. Chỉ có
giáo viên người Việt mới hiểu rõ điểm yếu và khó khăn của bạn khi nói tiếng Anh. Trong mỗi
lớp học, chúng ta lắng nghe giáo viên chỉnh sửa từng từ, từng câu và phải quyết tâm làm cho
được. Nếu làm chưa được, xin đăng ký học kèm miễn phí ngoài giờ với giáo viên. Nếu biết cách
phát âm rồi mà vẫn làm chưa được thì chúng ta phải luyện tập bất kể khi nào: trước khi thức
dậy, khi ăn sáng, khi lái xe đi học, khi ăn trưa, trước khi ngủ… tập khi nào được mới thôi! Suy
cho cùng, việc học một ngôn ngữ cũng như học một nhạc cụ, chúng ta phải tập từng nốt một,
sau đó mới tập đến một câu nhạc và phải đánh thành thục câu nhạc đó, đánh hàng trăm đến
hàng ngàn lần, đánh đến chảy máu tay vẫn không buông bỏ thì chúng ta mới thành công được.
Tại sao một người chỉ cần một thời gian ngắn để học và sử dụng tốt tiếng Anh, có người dành
rất nhiều thời gian mà vẫn không sử dụng được? Bất cứ người nào muốn thành công phải gian
khổ rèn luyện mới được.
3. Sử dụng tiếng Anh hằng ngày. Luyện nói với bạn, với gia đình, nếu không có ai thì luyện tập
một mình. Nếu có một người bạn nói tiếng Anh bản xứ hoặc second language càng tốt. Luyện
viết bằng cách viết trên các trang mạng xã hội bằng tiếng Anh, viết nhật ký bằng tiếng Anh…
Luyện nghe bằng cách nghe đài VOA hoặc xem phim hoặc qua sách học luyện nghe.
4. Luôn mang theo cuốn Tự điển bên mình (tự điển trên điện thoại, kim tự điển, hay sách tự
điển), bất cứ từ gì chúng ta bắt gặp, nếu chúng ta chưa biết phải tra cứu ngay. Cuốn tự điển
còn là công cụ nhắc nhở chúng ta phải luôn học tiếng Anh.
5. Tự học. Mỗi ngày chúng ta bỏ ra ít nhất một giờ đồng hồ để học tiếng Anh, học một cách
nghiêm túc và học cái nào là phải xong cái đó. Chúng ta có thể học từ nhiều nguồn khác
nhau như sách báo, internet. Sau quá trình tự học, khi đến với Planet, quý vị sẽ được giáo
viên hệ thống lại và chỉ dẫn đường đi nước bước, lúc đó chúng ta mới thở phào nhẹ nhõm: tiếng
Anh dễ hơn mình tưởng nhiều!
6. Cuối cùng là hãy đến Planet hằng ngày nếu có thể, ngoài các buổi học chính khóa, chúng ta
nên tham gia các lớp ngoại khóa để được sống trong môi trường tiếng Anh hằng ngày.
Xin chúc mừng quý vị đã chọn đúng trường để đầu tư cho việc học Anh ngữ của mình. Ngay
từ bây giờ, chúng ta hãy nỗ lực để học tiếng Anh một lần cho xong nhé!
HIỆU TRƯỞNG TRƯỜNG ANH NGỮ PLANET
THAÀY NGUYEÃN ÑÖÙC LÔÏI
LEVEL 01 PAGE 1 OF 50 David Graham

THE OPENING DAY

THE ALPHABET
A B C D E F G
H I J K L M N O P
Q R S T U V W X Y Z
NGUYEÂN AÂM: A E I O U
BAÙN NGUYEÂN AÂM: R W Y
PHUÏ AÂM:
1. FROM THE LIPS: M B/P, V/F
2. BEHIND THE TEETH: D J L N S T X Z CE GE SH CH TH
3. FROM THE THROAT: G/K (Q,C) H NG
THE I.P.S
ñoïc nhö a hoaëc o tieáng Vieät
ñoïc nhö ô tieáng
Vieät
ñoïc nhö e tieáng
Vieät
ñoïc e roäng
mieäng
ñoïc giöõa aê hoaëc aâ
tieáng Vieät
ñoïc eii
ñoïc iy
ñoïc aii
ñoïc ouu
ju: ñoïc gioáng nhö
ñoïc chöõ U hoaëc You
ñoïc s cong löôõi,
coù gioù
ñoïc CH baät hôi
ñoïc th, hai raêng keïp löôõi, khoâng coù gioù
ñoïc th, hai raêng keïp löôõi, coù gioù
CONVERSATION
A: Good evening (xin chaøo)
B: Good evening (xin chaøo)
A: How are you today? (Hoâm nay anh khoûe khoâng?)
B: I’m fine, thank you, and you? (toâi khoûe, caûm ôn anh, coøn anh thì sao?)
A: I’m fine, thank you. (toâi cuõng khoûe, caûm ôn)
B: Good bye (taïm bieät)
A: Good bye.

LESSON 1
I LIKE A FLOWER
1 3
A room
A bedroom
2
A bathroom
A living room
A kitchen 4
A yard 7
8
A house 5
A lamp
9
A light
A bicycle
A motorcycle
A mouse B A 6
A cat C
A dog
A bird
J
A rabbit L
A piano D
A guitar
K
A saxophone
A flute M E
A violin
A gate
H F
A door I G
A window
A curtain
A map
A bucket
A bowl
A plate PRACTICE:
A fork
A spoon 1. What is it? It’s a dog
A glass 2. Is it a dog? Yes, It’s a dog
A computer
No, It isn’t a dog
A wall
A tree
A forest

LESSON 2
I LIKE AN APPLE
A bag
E
A ball A
A bed D F
A book
B
A bridge C
A calendar
H G
A car
A clock L
A fan I P
A file folder
Q
A horse J
M
A marker K
A notebook
A pair of boots
A pair of scissors O R
A pair of shoes
A pair of slippers N
U
A pen
A pencil S W
V X
A picture
A plane T
A pocket book
A sofa
A street
Z
A chair
A table a Y
A teddy bear
A telephone b
A train
A typewriter
A watch d j k
c
An air-conditioner H
An animal
An apple
An ear
g i
An elephant f h
e
An eraser
An eye
An orange
An umbrella

GRAMMAR:
Singular nouns (danh từ số ít) phải có a hoặc an ở trước, nếu danh từ
được xác định cụ thể thì dùng the. (a bag, an apple, the kitchen, the
air-conditioner,…)
Plural nouns (danh từ số nhiều) không dùng a, an, nhưng vẫn dùng
the nếu danh từ được xác định (bags, the bags, apples, the apples,
glasses, the glasses, …)
Plural forms of nouns: (Hình thức số nhiều của danh từ)
No CASES SINGULAR PLURAL REMARK

A bag 2 bags Theâm -s vaøo danh từ ở số
1 ADD “S” An apple Some apples nhiều, bỏ a, an.
A book Books
A glass Glasses Theâm -es /-iz/ nếu danh từ kết
2 ADD “ES” A box 3 boxes thuùc bằng -s, -x, -z, -sh, -
A watch Many watches ch.
A toy The toys Trước -y laø nguyeân aâm thì
A city Cities chæ theâm -s.
3 Y => IES
A baby Some babies Trước -y laø phuï aâm thì thay
bằng -ies.
A radio 2 radios Trước -o laø nguyeân aâm thì
A tomato A lot of theâm -s.
4 SPECIAL “O”
A potato tomatoes Trước -o laø phuï aâm thì theâm -
Some potatoes es.
A scarf 2 scarves Thay -f bằng -ves /-vz/.
5 F/FE=>VES
A shelf Shelves
IRREGULAR
SINGULAR MEANING PLURAL MEANING
A MOUSE 1 con chuoät MICE nhieàu con chuoät
A TOOTH 1 caùi raêng TEETH nhieàu caùi raêng
A MAN 1 ngöôøi ñaøn oâng MEN nhieàu ngöôøi ñaøn oâng
A WOMAN 1 ngöôøi phuï nöõ WOMEN nhieàu ngöôøi phuï nöõ
A CHILD 1 ñöùa beù CHILDREN nhieàu ñöùa beù
A PERSON 1 ngöôøi PERSONS/ PEOPLE nhieàu ngöôøi
AN OX 1 con boø ñöïc OXEN nhieàu con boø ñöïc
A SALMON 1 con caù hoài SALMON nhieàu con caù hoài
A SHEEP 1 con cöøu SHEEP nhieàu con cöøu
A GOOSE 1 con ngoãng GEESE nhieàu con ngoãng
PRACTICE:
1. What are they? They are bags / They are a bag and a ball.
2. Is it a ball? No, it isn’t a ball but it’s a bag.



LESSON 3
I LIKE A SHIRT
A shirt
A T-shirt
A pair of pants
A pair of socks
A pair of jeans
A pair of gloves
A skirt
A coat
A handkerchief
A scarf
A dress
A blouse
A sweater
A button
A tie
A shelf
A hook
A drawer
A hanger
A floor
A ceiling
A recorder
A TV
A tape
A refrigerator
A garage
A garden
A plug
A carpet
A socket
A cup
A teapot
A cake
A trashcan
A pan
Money
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Bread
Rice

GRAMMAR:
I. Review the plural form of a noun ( lesson 2)
Indefinite Article ( Maïo töø baát ñònh ) : A, An

Definite Article ( Maïo töø xaùc ñònh ) : The
- Countable nouns (Danh từ đếm được):duøng vôùi A,An ,The hoaëc hình thöùc soá nhieàu
- Uncountable nouns (Danh từ khoâng đếm được): khoâng duøng vôùi A,An nhöng coù theå duøng vôùi
The
Note : töø nay trôû ñi baát cöù khi naøo duøng danh töø ñeám ñöôïc ( countable nouns), ta phaûi
duøng vôùi A, An, The hoaëc hình thöùc soá nhieàu cuûa chuùng. Moät loãi phaûi boû laø duøng danh töø troáng
khoâng. Ta khoâng noùi : I like car ; maø phaûi noùi I like a car / cars / the cars.
II. What is it? It’s a ball

What is this? This is a ball
What is that? That is a ball
What are these? They are balls
What are those? They are balls
III. PURE DIALOG

LESSON 4
I NEED A COMPUTER

GRAMMAR:
Transitive verbs (tha động từ) cần một danh từ theo sau mới đủ nghĩa.
Examples:
Đại từ nhân xưng: Tôi = I, anh = you.
EXAMPLES:
1 I like an apple. You play the guitar.
2 I open the door You drive a car
3 Idecorate the room You carry a chair
4 I ride a bike You grow a tree
5 I read books You do homework

LESSON 5
CONVERSATION
Review the nouns and verbs with pictures.
Substitution drill with SAMPLE 1.
SAMPLE 1:
DO YOU LIKE A DOG? DO YOU V + N?
YES, I LIKE A DOG. YES, I + V + N.
NO, I DON’T LIKE A DOG. NO, I DON’T V + N.
SAMPLE 2:
WHAT DO YOU LIKE? WHAT DO YOU LIKE? WHAT DO YOU WEAR?
I LIKE A CAR. I LIKE MUSIC. I WEAR GLASSES.
Practice :
What do you have / buy / sell /…?
I have / buy/ sell a ……….

Pure dialog:
A: Excuse me. A : xin loãi

B: Yes? B : gì vaäy ?
A: Do you like coffee? A : baïn coù thích caø pheâ khoâng ?
B: Yes, I do. And how about you, do you like B : vaâng,toâi thích. Coøn baïn thì sao ? baïn coù
coffee? thích caø pheâ khoâng ?
A: No, I don’t. A : khoâng,toâi khoâng thích.
B: What do you like? B : chöù baïn thích gì ?
A: I like fruit juice. A : toâi thích nöôùc traùi caây
B: Thank you. B : caùm ôn
A: You’re welcome. A : khoâng coù chi.
Pairwork:
Summary dialog: (using SAMPLES 1& 2)
A: Excuse me.
B: Yes?
A: …….
B: …….
A: Thank you.
B: You’re welcome.
Homework 5 : Ñaët 20 caâu hoûi vaø traû lôøi theo SAMPLE 1 vaø 2 + nghe vaø cheùp laïi 20 caâu
trong CD baøi taäp.

LESSON 6
DO YOU LIKE TO LEARN ENGLISH?

TRANSITIVE VERBS
SAMPLE 3:
DO YOU LIKE TO LEARN ENGLISH?

HATE TO …
WANT TO …
LOVE TO …
NEED …
TRY TO …
HAVE TO …
INTEND TO …
EXPECT TO …
KNOW HOW TO
… BEGIN TO
PLAN TO
AGREE TO
DECIDE TO
YES, I LIKE TO/ HATE TO / WANT TO /……
NO , I DON’T LIKE TO / HATE TO / WANT TO / ……

GRAMMAR: Giữa 2 động từ phải có to.

I like to learn English.
You want to save money.
Pure dialogs: Sumary dialogs:
A: Excuse me? A: Excuse me?

B: Yes? B: Yes?
A: Do you hate to drink beer? A: SAMPLE 1, SAMPLE 2, SAMPLE 3
B: Yes, I do. I hate it very much. And how about B: ………
you? A: Thank you
A: No, I don’t. I like it. B: You’re welcome.
B: Thank you
A: You’re welcome.

LESSON 7
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BUY?
GRAMMAR:
Adjectives (Tính từ): Từ chỉ tính chất, đứng trước danh từ và bổ nghĩa cho danh từ ( a
big house, blue jeans, my money …).
Practice:
SAMPLE 4:
WHAT DO YOU LIKE TO HAVE? WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BUY?

I LIKE TO HAVE A CAR. I WANT TO BUY A BIG HOUSE.
A CAMERA. A SMALL HOUSE.
……. …….
Substitution drill with SAMPLE 4:
WHAT DO YOU LIKE TO …? I LIKE TO …

HATE TO … ? I HATE TO …
WANT TO …? I WANT TO …
……. …….

Pure dialog:
Jennifer : Hey Jim
Jim : Yes, What’s up? ( Có chuyện gì vậy?)
Jennifer : I have good news. (Tôi có 1 tin vui.)
Jim : Really? You have a new car? (Vậy sao? Bạn có xe hơi mới hả? )
Jennifer : No, I have a big house. (Không, tôi có một căn nhà to.)
Jim : Do you have a new car, too? ( Bạn cũng có một chiếc xe hơi mới chứ?)
Jennifer : No, I don’t.
Jim : Ok, see you.
Jennifer : See you.
Homework 7: Ñaët 20 caâu hoûi vaø traû lôøi theo SAMPLE 4 + nghe vaø cheùp laïi 10 caâu trong
CD baøi taäp.

LESSON 8
CAN YOU TELL ME ABOUT YOUR FAMILY?
My father My uncle
My mother My aunt
My parents My niece
My grandparents My nephew
My brother The baby
My sister A boy
My cousin A girl
My wife A man
My husband A woman
My classmate Your boyfriend
My co-worker Your girlfriend
My child Your father-in-law
My children Your brother-in-law
My son Your son-in-law
My daughter Your fianceù
My grandson Your fiancee
My granddaughter

SAMPLE 5:
WHO DO YOU LIKE?
I LIKE MY FATHER.
MY CLASSMATES.
…….
Substitution drill with SAMPLE 5:

Who do you like?
love / hate /want / need / see / draw / look at / look for / take care of?
listen to / teach / feed / serve / hold / understand?
Pure dialog:
A: Can you tell me something about your family?
B: Well, there are six people in my family, they are my parents, my two brothers, my sister
and me.
A: What do your parents do?
B: Hmm, they are all farmers, they work on the farm everyday.
A: What do they grow?
B: Well, they grows a lot of things such as: coffee trees, black pepper trees (cây hồ tiêu),
vegetables and rice.
A: Do they make a lot of money?
B: No, just to make ends meet, you know, in Vietnam, farmers are always poor!
A: Oh, I see. So, what do your two brothers do?
B: One of them is a doctor and the other is a teacher.
A: What does your sister do?
B: My sister is a teacher, too. She works at a kindergarten.
A: Are you happy with your family?
B: Yes, of course, I have a happy family.
A: Thank you so much.
B: My pleasure!
Pure dialog: (Study at home)

A: Good evening! Can I ask you some questions? ( xin chaøo! Toâi coù theå hoûi baïn vaøi caâu hoûi
khoâng ? )
B: Yes, certainly. ( vaâng, dó nhieân laø ñöôïc )
A: Who do you like best? ( baïn thích ai nhaát ?)
B: I like my brother best.
A: Do you like your father, too?
B: Yes, of course. ( vaâng, dó nhieân )
A: Thank you
B: Not at all. ( khoâng coù chi )

LESSON 9
WHO DO YOU LIKE TO MEET?
SAMPLE 6:
WHO DO YOU LIKE TO SEE? WHO DO YOU LIKE TO SEE?

I LIKE TO SEE MY GIRLFRIEND. WANT TO …
AN ACTOR. NEED TO …
THE TEACHER. HATE TO …
……. …….

LESSON 10
WHO DO YOU LIKE TO SEE?
Pure dialog:
John : Hello Mark! How are you today?
Mark: Fine, thank you. And you?
John : I’m fine, thanks. Who do you like to see?
Mark: I like to see a doctor.
John : Oh, really? What’s the matter?
Mark: Nothing at all. I just want to meet him.
John : I see. Good bye.
Mark: So long.
Practice with SAMPLES 5 & 6.

LESSON 11
CONVERSATION
1. Review all the verbs and nouns, 6 SAMPLES from lesson 1 to lesson 10
2. Review:
- What is it? Is it a ball?
- what are they? Are they balls?
- What are you? Are you a student?
- Why do you learn English?
- Where do you work?
Pure Dialog: note: I’d like = lòch söï hôn I like

A: I’d like to ask you some questions.
B: Sure, please go ahead
A: What are you?
B: I am a student
A: Where do you go to school?
B: I go to school at Economics University
A: Do you study Math? (toaùn)
B: No, I don’t study Math.
A: Do you study Chemistry? (hoaù)
B: No, I don’t study Chemistry
A: Do you study Physics?
B: No, I don’t study Physics (lý)
A: What do you study?
B: I study micro-economics (kinh teá vi moâ), philosophy (trieát hoïc), and a lot subjects.
A: Do you like to study philosophy?
B: No, of course not, It’s very boring.
A: What do you like to study?
B: I like to study marketing
A: Who do you like?
B: I like my teacher, his name is John.
A: Do you like to meet him?
B: Yes, l like to meet him very much.
A: What do you do with him?
B: I drink coffee with him.
A: Do you play the guitar with him?
B: Good question! But I don’t play the guitar
A: Thank you
B: You’re welcome
Sumary dialog:
A: I would like to ask you some questions. ( Cho pheùp toâi hoûi baïn moät vaøi caâu. )
B: Sure. Please go ahead. ( cöù töï nhieân )
A: Use 6 SAMPLES to ask 100 questions
B: Ok. Now it’s my turn to ask you some questions ( ñöôïc roài. Baây giôø ñeán löôït toâi hoûi baïn vaøi
caâu hoûi)
A: Go ahead please.
B: Use 6 SAMPLES to ask 100 questions.

LESSON 12
WHO DO YOU LIKE TO EAT DINNER WITH?

GRAMMAR
Adjectives (tính từ) đứng trước danh töø vaø bổ nghĩa cho danh từ (a pretty girl, my close
friend). Other adjectives: ugly, unkind, stupid, careless, unfriendly, old, poor…
Substitution with different adjectives before a noun
SAMPLE 7:
WHO DO YOU LIKE TO EAT DINNER WITH?

I LIKE TO EAT DINNER WITH AN ACTRESS.
MY PARENTS.
A PRETTY GIRL.
…….
WHO DO YOU WANT TO COOK DINNER FOR?

I WANT TO COOK DINNER FOR MY FAMILY.
…….
WHO DO YOU WANT TO WRITE A LETTER TO?

I WANT TO WRITE A LETTER TO MY CLOSE FRIEND.
…….

LESSON 13
DO YOU LIKE TO SWIM?

SAMPLE 8 :
DO YOU LIKE TO GO TO SCHOOL ?

YES , I LIKE TO GO TO SCHOOL AND I LIKE TO
LEARN ENGLISH
NO ,I DON’T LIKE TO GO SCHOOL BUT I LIKE TO

GO TO THE MOVIES
GRAMMAR:
Conjunction: (lieân töø) And, But, Or …
Lieân töø laø töø duøng ñeå noùi 2 töø ( two words) , 2 nhoùm töø ( two phrases ) hay 2 meänh
ñeà ( two clauses )
Ex : I like coffee and music ( 2 words )
I drink coffee in the morning and in the afternoon ( 2 phrases )
I like coffee but I hate beer (2 clauses)
Pure dialog:
Mark : Good evening Jennifer. How are you ?
Jennifer : Good evening. I’m fine. Thanks.
Mark : I would like to invite you to go for a coffee. Do you like to go ?
Jennifer : Yes, I love it. But I don’t like coffee.
Mark : That’s OK. You can drink juice and listen to music with me.
Jennifer : All right. See you tonight after class.
Mark : See you
Practice : With SAMPLE 8

LESSON 14
HOW MANY HOUSES DO YOU NEED?

1–[wʌn] _______ 11 –[i'levn]______________ 10 -[ten]____________
2 –[tu:] ________ 12 – [twelv]_____________ 20 -['twenti]_________
3 – [θri:] _______ 13 – [,θə:'ti:n] __________ 30 – ['θə:ti]_________

4 – [fɔ:] ________ 14 – [fɔ:'ti:n]____________ 40 – ['fɔ:ti]__________
5 – [faiv] _______ 15 – [fif'ti:n]_____________
50 – ['fifti]___________
6 – [siks] _______ 16 – ['siks'ti:n]__________
60 - ['siksti] _________
7 – ['sevn] _______ 17 – [,sevn'ti:n]_________
70 – ['sevnti]_________
8 – [eit] ________ 18 – [ei'ti:n]_____________
80 – ['eiti]____________
9 – [nain] ________ 19 – [nain'ti:n]__________
90 – ['nainti]__________
10 – [ten] ________ 20 – ['twenti]_________ ___
100 - [wʌn
'hʌndrəd]____________
21 -_________________ 100 - 'hʌndrəd]______________________
22 -_________________ 1,000 - [wʌn 'θauz(ə)nd]

23 -_________________ _____________________________________
24 -_________________
10,000- ______________________________
25 -_________________
100,000- __________________________________
26 -_________________
1,000,000 – ['miljən] _________________
27 -_________________
1,000,000,000 - [wʌn 'biljən]
28 -_________________
_________________________________
29-__________________
30 -_________________

Nhöõng ñaëc ñieåm caàn löu yù :

- Group D : Thirty, forty, eighty, ninety
- Group T : Thirteen  Nineteen, fifty, sixty
- Group N : Twenty, seventy
- Chaám thay phaåy, phaåy thay chaám.
Ex : 1,5 ( vieát theo tieáng vieät )
1.5 ( vieát theo tieáng Anh )
Ñoïc laø : One point five
- Thöôøng duøng and cho haøng ñôn vò
Ex :101 – One hundred and one
Practise counting : from 1 to 100

And : 101, 102, ………..,119, 120, 121, …………., 130,140, 150, …………..200, 201, ……………..
1,001; 1,002 ; …………….;1,019 ; 1,020
10,000; 10,001 ; ……..
1,000,000; 2,000,000; ………….;99,000,000 ; 100,000,000 ; ……………….;
1,000,000,000
1,234,567,890
1.75 , 6.26 , 23.50 ………..
SAMPLE 9 :
HOW MANY PENS DO YOU NEED ?

I NEED 1,000 PENS
HOW MANY HOUSES DO YOU LIKE TO HAVE ?
I LIKE TO HAVE MANY HOUSES
Practice :
How many pens are there? There are 4 pens
How many markers are there? There is 1 marker

LESSON 15
HOW MUCH SUGAR DO YOU NEED?

Non – count noun : (Danh töø khoâng ñeám ñöôïc : khoâng duøng vôùi “a”,”an” nhöng coù
theå duøng vôùi “the”
........... Ñöôøng ........... Muoái

........... Tieâu ........... Xaø boâng
........... Thòt ........... Boät
........... Baép ........... Thòt gaø
........... Thôøi gian ........... Thòt boø
........... Suùp ........... Thòt heo
How much sugar ?

1 muoãng ñaày ñöôøng
How much money ?
1000 ñoâ-la
How much beer ?
2 chai bia
How much rice ?
1 Cheùn côm
How much coffee ?
1 taùch caø pheâ
How much milk ?
nhieàu söõa
How much pepper ?
1 ít tieâu
How much water ?
2 ly nöôùc
How much soda ?
3 keát soâ ña
How much meat ?
1 kg thòt
How much corn ?
1 traùi baép
How much time ?
30 phuùt
How much soup ?
2 cheùn suùp
How much salt ?
1 ít muoái
How much soap ?
1 cuïc xaø boâng
How much powder ?
2 thìa boät
How much chicken ?
2 kg thit gaø
How much beef ?
1 ñóa thòt boø
How much pork ?
nhieàu thòt heo

A spoonful /'spu:nfl / : Moät muoãng ñaày kilogram /'kiləgraem /: Kg
2 Dollars /'dɔlə / : 2 Ñoâ-la a lot /ə lɔt / : nhieàu
case /keis / : Keát a little /'litl / : ít
SAMPLE 10 :
HOW MUCH SUGAR DO YOU NEED ?
I NEED A SPOONFUL OF SUGAR
HOW MUCH COFFEE DO YOU LIKE TO DRINK ?
I LIKE TO DRINK A CUP OF COFFEE
GRAMMAR : Review Count – Noun and Non – Count noun

LESSON 16
A GRAMMAR LESSON
Personal Pronouns : Ñaïi töø nhaân xöng
Tieáng Anh coù 3 ngoâi : - Ngoâi thöù I chæ veà mình ( I , We )
- Ngoâi thöù II chæ ngöôøi noùi chuyeän vôùi mình ( You)
- Ngoâi thöù III chæ ngöôøi , vaät mình ñeà caäp ñeán ( He / She / It / They )
Trong ñoù I,He, She, It: : soá ít
We, They : soá nhieàu
You : vöøa soá ít vöøa soá nhieàu
Reflex with Personal Pronouns :
Subject Object Possessive Adjective

( chuû töø – ñöùng ñaàu caâu ) (tuùc töø - ñöùng sau tha (tính töø – ñöùng tröôùc danh
ñoäng töø ) töø )
I ( toâi) Me My face
You ( baïn ) You Your face
He ( anh aáy ) Him His face
She (coâ aáy ) Her Her face
It ( noù ) It Its face
We ( chuùng toâi ) Us Our faces
You ( caùc baïn ) You Your faces
They ( hoï ) Them Their faces
The Present Simple Tense of to like :
Affirmative ( khaúng ñònh ) Negative ( phuû ñònh ) Interrogative ( nghi vaán )
I like I don’t like Do I like ?

You like You don’t like Do you like ?
He likes He doesn’t like Does he like ?
She likes She doesn’t like Does she like ?
It likes It doesn’t like Does it like ?
The doctor likes The doctor doesn’t like Does the doctor like ?
We like We don’t like Do we like ?
You like You don’t like Do you like ?
They like They don’t like Do they like ?

The Present Simple Tense : ( Thì hieän taïi ñôn )

Thì hieän taïi ñôn giaûn duøng ñeå chæ moät söï vieäc xaûy ra laëp ñi laëp laïi, moät sôû thích hoaëc laø moät
söï thaät ôû hieän taïi
Sample 11.
11.1: does she lean Englsih? Yes, she learns English/No, She doesn’t learn English
11.2: What does she learn? She learns English
......
(Maãu caâu 11 laø maãu caâu töø 1 ñeán 10 nhöng chuùng ta duøng vôùi ngoâi thöù ba soá ít)

LESSON 17
CONVERSATION
Pure Dialog
A : Excuse me !
B : Yes ?
A : May I ask you some questions ?
B : That’s ok. Go ahead
A : Do you like tennis ?
B : Yes,I do. And how about you ? Do you like it ?
A : No, I don’t
B : So, what do you like ?
A : I like music
B : Do you like to play music ?
A : No, I just like to listen to music.
B : What (music) do you like to listen to ?
A : I like to listen to pop music
B : By the way, who do you like best ?
A : I like My Tam best.
B : Who do you like to listen to music with ?
A : I like to listen to music with my friends.
B : Thank you for your answer.
A : You’re wel come.
Review ten SAMPLES : ( Talk and write)

SAMPLE 1 : Do you?
SAMPLE 2 : What do you?
SAMPLE 3 : Do you like to ?
SAMPLE 4 : What do you like to ?
SAMPLE 5 : Who do you ?
SAMPLE 6 : Who do you like to ?
SAMPLE 7 : Do you like to ?
Yes … and…. / No …but …
SAMPLE 8 : Who do you like to V+N with/ for/ to ?
SAMPLE 9 : How many (countable nouns ) do you ?
SAMPLE 10 : How much ( uncountablenoun) do you?

Summary Dialog A
A: Excuse me!
B: Yes? What’s up?
A: May I ask you some questions?
B: sure, What do you want to know?
A: use sample 1 to sample 10 to ask questions
B: Answer
A: Thank you
B: The least I could do but I maynot have told you
the truth (khoâng coù chi nhöng coù theå toâi ñaõ khoâng
noùi söï thaät cho baïn nghe).
A: Oh my Gosh
Summary Dialog B
A: Excuse me!
B: Yes? What’s up?
A: May I ask you some questions about your boyfriend?
B: sure, What do you want to know?
A: use sample 11 to ask questions
B: Answer
A: Thank you
B: The least I could do but I maynot have told you the truth.
A: Oh my Gosh
No Homework 17.

LESSON 18
THE DOCTOR WANTS TO SEE YOU!

* Review the present simple tense.
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
I eat I don’t eat Do I eat ?

You eat You don’t eat Do you eat ?
He eats He dosen’t eat Does he eat ?
She eats She doesn’t eat Does she eat ?
It eats It doesn’t eat Does it eat ?
The doctor eats The doctor doesn’t eat Does the doctor eat ?
We eat We don’t eat Do we eat ?
You eat You don’t eat Do you eat ?
They eat They don’t eat Do they eat ?
SAMPLE 11 : ( SAMPLE 1  SAMPLE 10/ you  he/ she/it/ the doctor/ they )
SAMPLE 11.1 : DOES HE ?

SAM 11.2 : WHAT DOES HE ?
SAM 11.3 : DOES HE LIKE TO ?
SAM 11.4 : WHAT DOES HE LIKE TO ?
SAM 11.5 : WHO DOES HE ?
SAM 11.6 : WHO DOES HE LIKE TO ?
SAM 11.7 : DOES HE LIKE
YES, AND . NO BUT
SAM 11.8 : WHO DOES HE LIKE TO WITH/ FOR/ TO ?
SAM 11.9 : HOW MANY (NOUN) DOES HE ?
SAM 11.10 : HOW MUCH (NOUN) DOES HE ?
Pure Dialog:
A : I would like to talk about your brother

B : Sure, please go ahead
A : Who does he look like ? ( troâng gioáng )
B : He looks like my father
A : Does he know how to play the guitar
B : Yes, He plays it very well ( vaâng, anh aáy chôi
noù raát toát )
A : Does he play the guitar with you ?
B : No, He doesn’t. I don’t know how to play it
A : Thank you
B : You’re welcome

Sumary Dialog :
A : Excuse me !
B : Yes ?
A : I would like to talk about your father/mother…
B : Sure
A : SAMPLE 11.1  SAMPLE 11.10
( Using 10 verbs to ask about 50 questions )
B : Answer, using the subject he/she/it/they
A : Thank you very much

LESSON 19
TO BE
(THÌ, LAØ, ÔÛ)
I.To be :
Laø moät ñoäng töø raát ñaëc bieät. Nghóa laø khaùc vôùi caùc ñoäng töø khaùc. Noù coù nhieàu hình thöùc vaø
nhieàu nghóa. Hoâm nay, ta chæ xeùt noù vôùi 3 hình thöùc ( am, is, are ) vôùi 3 nghóa ( thì, laø, ôû ).
Khi söû duïng ñoäng töø TO BE ta löu yù vôùi nhöõng ñieåm sau :
1 . Duøng I vôùi am, He/ She /It duøng vôùi is vaø We / You /They duøng vôùi are.
2 . Phuû ñònh cuûa Is laø Isn’t vaø are la aren’t
3 . Ñaûo to be vaø chuû töø ôû theå nghi vaán.
4 . Khoâng duøng to be vôùi ñoäng töø khaùc
Interrogative Affirmative Negative
Am I ? I am I am not
Are you ? You are You aren’t
Is he ? He is He isn’t
Is she ? She is She isn’t
Is it ? It is It isn’t
Is the doctor ? The doctor is The doctor isn’t
Are we ? We are We aren’t
Are you ? You are You aren’t
Are they ? They are They aren’t

II . PRACTICE
1. HOW IS THE TEACHER? WHAT IS THE TEACHER LIKE?
Good Toát Bad Toài

Long Daøi Short Ngaén
Tall Cao Short Thaáp
Cold Laïnh Hot Noùng
Old Giaø New Môùi
Old Cuõ Young Treû
Thick Daøy Thin Moûng
Quick Nhanh Slow Chaäm
Fat Maäp Thin Oám
Well/fine Khoûe Sick Beänh, oám
Big To Small Nhoû
Intelligent Thoâng minh Stupid Ngu doát
Handsome Ñeïp trai Ugly Xaáu
Beautiful Ñeïp gaùi Good looking Deã coi
2. TO BE + WHERE?
- At home - On my shoulder
- At school - On the floor
- At the supermarket - In fron of the school
- In the room - Behind my house
- In my hand - Along the river
- In my pocket - Around the city
- In Vietnam - Between you and me
- In America - Among the crowd
- In district 1 - Near the post office
- In ward 10 - Beside my house
- In HCM city - Far from HCM city
- On the table - Under the ground
- On the wall - Across from the school

3. TO BE + NOUN
What’s your name? - my name’s Micheal
What’s your address? - It’s 123 pasteur street, district 3, HCMC
What’s your job? - I’m a doctor (khoâng ñöôïc noùi: My job is a doctor)
What’s your family status? - I’m single / married / available
What’s your telephone number? - it’s 0903. 123456
What’s your hobby? - My hobby is swimming
What is this? - It’s a chair.
Who are you with? - I’m with my parents.
Who are you? - I’m Tom.
4. Are there any books on the table? - Yes, There is ONE book on the table.
- Yes, There are 4 books on the table.
- Yes, there ARE SOME books on the table
How many books are there on the table? - There are four books on the table.
III. PURE DIALOG (with CD)
Kate : Oh, no. Where are my car keys?

Joe : Relax, Kate. Are they in your purse?
Kate : No, they’re not. They’re gone!
Joe : I bet they’re still on the table in the restaurant.
Waiter : Excuse me. Are these your keys?
Kate : Yes, they are. Thank you!
Joe : See? No problem.
Waiter : And is this your wallet?
Kate : Hmm. No, it’s not. Where is your wallet, Joe?
Joe : In my pocket… Wait a minute! That’s my wallet.
IV. HOMEWORK 19: Make 20 questions and answer with to be.

LESSON 20
REVIEW
 Review for the final exam
 Review the following for the exam
1. All the nouns(lessons 1,2,3,7,8,10,12)
2. All the verbs (lessons 4,6,9,13,18)
3. 11 SAMPLES
4. Personal pronouns, possessive adjectives, plural forms of nouns, articles and to be

LESSON 21
CONVERSATION
1 . Read all pure dialogs once
Pure dialog: (lesson 5)

A: Excuse me.
B: Yes?
A: Do you like coffee?
B: Yes, I do. And how about you, do you like coffee?
A: No, I don’t.
B: What do you like?
A: I like fruit juice.
B: Thank you.
Pure dialogs: (lesson 6)

A: Excuse me?
B: Yes?
A: Do you hate to drink beer?
B: Yes, I do. I hate it very much. And how about you?
A: No, I don’t. I like it.
B: Thank you

Jennifer : Hey Jim
Jim : Yes, What’s up?
Jennifer : I have good news
Jim : Really? You have a new car?
Jennifer : No, I have a big house. I just bought it.
Jim : Do you have a new car, too?
Jennifer : No, I don’t
Jim : Ok, see you.
Jennifer : See you.


A: Good evening! Can I ask you some questions?
B: Yes, certainly.
A: Who do you like best?
B: I like my brother best.
A: Do you like your father, too?
B: Yes, of course.
A: Thank you
B: Not at all.

John : Hello Mark! How are you today?
Mark: Fine, thank you. And you?
John : I’m fine, thanks. Who do you like to see?
Mark: I like to see a doctor.
John : Oh, really? What’s the matter?
Mark: Nothing at all. I just want to meet him.
John : I see. Good bye.
Mark: So long.

Mark : Good evening Jennifer. How are you ?
Jennifer : Good evening. I’m fine . Thanks
Mark : I would like to invite you to go for a coffee. Do you like to go ?
Jennifer : Yes, I love it. But I don’t like coffee
Mark : That’s ok. You can drink Juice and listen to music with me.
Jennifer : All right. See you tonight after class
Mark : See you
Pure Dialog: (lesson 17)

A : Excuse me !
B : Yes ?
A : May I ask you a some questions ?
B : That’s ok. Go ahead
A : Do you like tennis ?
B : Yes,I do. And how about you ? Do you like it ?
A : No, I don’t

B : So, what do you like ?

A : I like music
B : Do you like to play music ?
A : No. I just like to listen to music.
B : What (music) do you like to listen to ?
A : I like to listen to pop music
B : By the way, who do you like best ?
A : I like My Tam best.
B : Who do you like to listen to music with ?
A : I like to listen to music with my friends.
B : Thank you for your answer.
A : You’re welcome.
Pure Dialog: (lesson 18)

A : I would like to talk about your brother
B : Sure, please go ahead
A : Who does he look like ?
B : He looks like my father
A : Does he know how to play the guitar
B : Yes, He plays it very well
A : Does he play the guitar with you ?
B : No, He doesn’t. I don’t know how to play it
A : Thank you
2 . Role play
3 . Sumary dialog with 11 SAMPLES
4 . Prepare for your final exam. Good luck!

NOUNS LIST
LESSON 1
A ROOM A CAT A CURTAIN

A BEDROOM A DOG A MAP
A BATHROOM A BIRD A BUCKET
A LIVING ROOM A RABBIT A BOWL
A KITCHEN A PIANO A PLATE
A YARD A GUITAR A FORK
A HOUSE A SAXOPHONE A SPOON
A LAMP A FLUTE A GLASS
A LIGHT A VIOLIN A COMPUTER
A BICYCLE A GATE A WALL
A MOTORCYCLE A DOOR A TREE
A MOUSE A WINDOW A FOREST
LESSON 2
A BALL A PAIR OF SCISSORS A TELEPHONE

A BED A PAIR OF SHOES A TRAIN
A BOOK A PAIR OF SLIPPERS A TYPEWRITER
A BRIDGE A PEN A WATCH
A CALENDAR A PENCIL AN AIR-CONDITIONER
A CAR A PICTURE AN ANIMAL
A CLOCK A PLANE AN APPLE
A FAN A POCKET BOOK AN EAR
A FILE FOLDER A SOFA AN ELEPHANT
A HORSE A STREET AN ERASER
A MARKER A CHAIR AN EYE
A NOTEBOOK A TABLE AN ORANGE
A PAIR OF BOOTS A TEDDY BEAR AN UMBRELLA

LESSON 3
A SHIRT A TIE A CARPET

A T-SHIRT A SHELF A SOCKET
A PAIR OF PANTS A HOOK A CUP
A PAIR OF SOCKS A DRAWER TEAPOT
A PAIR OF JEANS A HANGER A CAKE
A PAIR OF GLOVES A FLOOR A TRASH CAN
A SKIRT A CEILING A PAN
A COAT A RECORDER MONEY
A HANDKERCHIEF A TV BREAKFAST
A SCARF A TAPE LUNCH
A DRESS A REFRIGERATOR DINNER
A BLOUSE A GARAGE BREAD
A SWEATER A GARDEN RICE
A BUTTON A PLUG
LESSON 7
A BIG HOUSE A RED DRESS

A SMALL HOUSE A YELLOW T-SHIRT
A NEW CAR MY BOOK
AN OLD CAR YOUR CAMERA
A LONG SKIRT ONE COAT
A SHORT LETTER SOME COATS
A THICK WALL MANY COATS
A THIN BOOK SOME COFFEE
A GOOD COMPUTER A LOT OF COFFEE
A BAD MOVIE A GLASS OF WATER
GOOD NEWS A CUP OF TEA
BAD NEWS A BOTTLE OF BEER
A WHITE HORSE A PAIR OF SHOES
A BLACK CAT A BOWL OF RICE
A BLUE TIE A CAN OF COKE

LESSON 8
MY FATHER MY UNCLE
MY MOTHER MY AUNT
MY PARENTS MY NIECE
MY GRANDPARENTS MY NEPHEW
MY BROTHER THE BABY
MY SISTER A BOY
MY COUSIN A GIRL
MY WIFE A MAN
MY HUSBAND A WOMAN
MY CLASSMATE YOUR BOYFRIEND
MY CO-WORKER YOUR GIRLFRIEND
MY CHILD YOUR FATHER-IN-LAW
MY CHILDREN YOUR BROTHER-IN-LAW
MY SON YOUR SON-IN-LAW
MY DAUGHTER YOUR FIANCEÙ
MY GRANDSON YOUR FIANCEÙE
MY GRANDDAUGHTER
LESSON 10
A STUDENT AN ACTRESS
A TEACHER A SINGER
A DOCTOR A DANCER
A NURSE A LAWYER
A DRIVER A COOK
A PILOT A SALESPERSON
A CLERK A POLICEMAN
A MANAGER AN ARTIST
A WAITER A DESIGNER
A WAITRESS A DENTIST
A TOUR GUIDE A REALTOR
A CASHIER A TAILOR
A STEWARD A BUSINESSMAN
A STEWARDESS A JEWELER
AN ACTOR A BARBER

LESSON 12
A PRETTY GIRL A FRIENDLY SINGER

A HANDSOME MAN A YOUNG LADY
A SMART STUDENT A RICH BUSINESSMAN
A GOOD TEACHER A NICE GUY
A FAMOUS ACTOR A CLEVER BOY
A BEAUTIFUL ACTRESS AN BAD FRIEND
A KIND WOMAN MY CLOSE FRIEND
A CAREFUL DRIVER MY BEST FRIEND
A HUMOROUS PERSON MY NEW BOYFRIEND

VERBS LIST
I / TRANSITIVE VERBS ( THA ÑOÄNG TÖØ ):
LESSON 4
TO LIKE TO READ TO REPAIR

TO WANT TO WRITE TO OPEN
TO NEED TO USE TO CLOSE
TO HAVE TO EAT TO RENT
TO BUY TO DRINK TO BUILD
TO SELL TO COOK TO GROW
TO SEE TO PAINT TO DECORATE
TO WATCH TO DRAW TO LEARN
TO PLAY TO BORROW TO DRIVE
TO FIX TO LEND TO RIDE
TO MAKE TO DESIGN TO CARRY
TO DO TO WASH
TO WEAR
LESSON 6
TO HATE TO RETURN TO TURN ON

TO LOVE TO THROW TO TURN OFF
TO TRY TO PUT ON TO CUT
TO INTEND TO TAKE OFF TO CHANGE
TO EXPECT TO WATER TO KEEP
TO BREAK TO REVIEW TO ANSWER
TO LOOK AT TO FEED TO ASK
TO LOOK FOR TO SWEEP TO CLIMB
TO TAKE CARE OF TO HANG TO SAVE
TO LISTEN TO TO SERVE TO WASTE
TO CLEAN TO DROP TO HEAR
TO STUDY TO HOLD TO STOP
TO TEACH TO BRING TO UNDERSTAND

LESSON 9
TO MEET TO VISIT TO AVOID

TO HELP TO CARE FOR TO INTERVIEW
TO KNOW TO MARRY TO OBEY
TO HIT TO HUG TO INVITE
TO KICK TO BELIEVE TO RESPECT
TO KISS TO TRUST TO ADMIRE
TO TRAIN TO DATE TO DEPEND ON
TO PHONE TO FOLLOW TO LOOK LIKE
TO CALL TO CHASE TO BEAT
TO MISS TO TOUCH TO HIRE
LESSON 18
TO TAKE AN EXAM TO CONDUCT

TO PASS AN EXAM TO FOLLOW
TO FAIL AN EXAM TO TEASE
TO EXAMINE TO PURCHASE
TO REPLACE TO COUNT
TO SHAMPOO TO SHOW
TO BRUSH TO CUT
II/ INTRANSITIVE VERBS (TÖÏ ÑOÄNG TÖØ ):
LESSON 13
TO GO TO SIT TO TAKE A BATH

TO STAY TO STAND TO TAKE A SHOWER
TO WORK TO DANCE TO GO OUT
TO STUDY TO RELAX TO GO TO BED
TO WALK TO SLEEP TO GO TO WORK
TO RUN TO GET UP TO GO TO SCHOOL
TO SWIM TO COME TO GO TO CHURCH
TO LIVE TO RETURN TO GO DANCING
TO LEAVE TO FAIL TO GO FISHING
TO TRAVEL TO SUCCEED TO GO CAMPING
TO SING TO EXERCISE TO GO SWIMMING
TO CHAT TO GET MARRIED (to) TO GO SHOPPING
TO TALK (to) TO GET DRESSED TO GO WINDOW SHOPPING
THE END – GOOD LUCK IN YOUR EXAMINATION

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THE PLANET AMERICAN ENGLISH SCHOOL English For The Flat World

Tiếng Anh vô cùng quan trọng!

HIỆU TRƯỞNG TRƯỜNG ANH NGỮ PLANET

THAÀY NGUYEÃN ÑÖÙC LÔÏI

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THE OPENING DAY

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Plural forms of nouns: (Hình thức số nhiều của danh từ)

No CASES SINGULAR PLURAL REMARK

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Indefinite Article ( Maïo töø baát ñònh ) : A, An

II. What is it? It’s a ball

III. PURE DIALOG

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Substitution drill with SAMPLE 2.

A: Excuse me. A : xin loãi

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DO YOU LIKE TO LEARN ENGLISH?

DO YOU LIKE TO LEARN ENGLISH?

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GRAMMAR: Giữa 2 động từ phải có to.

Pure dialogs: Sumary dialogs:

A: Excuse me? A: Excuse me?

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WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BUY?

WHAT DO YOU LIKE TO HAVE? WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BUY?

Substitution drill with SAMPLE 4:

WHAT DO YOU LIKE TO …? I LIKE TO …

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My brother The baby

My classmate Your boyfriend

My co-worker Your girlfriend

My child Your father-in-law

My children Your brother-in-law

My son Your son-in-law

My daughter Your fianceù

My grandson Your fiancee

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Substitution drill with SAMPLE 5:

Pure dialog: (Study at home)

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WHO DO YOU LIKE TO MEET?

WHO DO YOU LIKE TO SEE? WHO DO YOU LIKE TO SEE?

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WHO DO YOU LIKE TO SEE?

Practice with SAMPLES 5 & 6.

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Pure Dialog: note: I’d like = lòch söï hôn I like

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WHO DO YOU LIKE TO EAT DINNER WITH?

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WHO DO YOU LIKE TO EAT DINNER WITH?

WHO DO YOU WANT TO COOK DINNER FOR?

WHO DO YOU WANT TO WRITE A LETTER TO?

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2 –[tu:] __ 12 – [twelv]_ 20 -['twenti]___

3 – [θri:] _ 13 – [,θə:'ti:n] 30 – ['θə:ti]_____

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