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I am grade 6

I am in grade 7

I GRADE SEVEN

Bạn ở Quảng Ngãi à? Giống mình nè!!! Bạn ở huyện nào vậy Nguyễn Nhật Mỹ Lệ??

viết đoạn văn ngắn bằng tiếng Anh từ khoảng 60 đến 89 từ 60 đến 89 từ viết bằng tiếng Anh kể về một nơi du lịch mà em biết

1.pleasure

2.relatives

I think It's gonna be like this :

1. Ms Linh teaches our English lessons.

Our English lessons are taught by Ms Linh.

2. We told the police about it.

The police were told about it.

Cấu trúc bổ trợ:

Không có s nhưng dùng số nhiều

- Các danh từ tập họp sau đây

People, cattle, police, army, children

3. People make many famous films in Hollyword.

Many famous films are made in Holywood.

4. People grow a lot of flowers in Da Lat.

-> A lot of flowers are grown in Da Lat.

5. The police surrounded the house.

-> The house was surrounded by the police.

6. Minh wrote this poem yesterday.

-> This poem was written by Minh yesterday.

7. People use computers all over the world.

-> Computers are used all over the world.

Ex1: Viết lại câu ở thế bị động :

1. Ms Linh teaches our English lessons.

Our English lessons are taught by Ms Linh.

2. We told the police about it.

The police was told about it.

3. People make many famous films in Hollyword.

Many famous films are made in Hollyword.

4. People grow a lot of flowers in Da Lat.

A lot of flowers are grown in DaLat.

5. The police surrounded the house.

The house was surrounded by the police.

6. Minh wrote this poem yesterday.

This poem was wrote by Minh yesterday.

7. People use computers all over the world.

Computers are used all over the world.

1. Ms Linh teaches our English lessons.

Our English lessons are taught by Ms Linh.

2. We told the police about it.

The police was told about it.

3. People make many famous films in Hollywood.

Many famous films are made in Hollywood.

4. People grow a lot of flowers in Da Lat.

A lot of flowers are grown in Da Lat.

5. The police surrounded the house.

The house was surrounded by the police.

6. Minh wrote this poem yesterday.

This poem was written by Minh yesterday.

7. People use computers all over the world.

Computers are used all over the world.

1. Cách dùng mạo từ không xác định “a” và “an”

Dùng “a” hoặc “an” trước một danh từ số ít đếm được. Chúng có nghĩa là một. Chúng được dùng trong câu có tính khái quát hoặc đề cập đến một chủ thể chưa được đề cập từ trước.

Ví dụ: A ball is round (nghĩa chung, khái quát, chỉ tất cả các quả bóng): Quả bóng hình tròn

He has seen a girl (chúng ta không biết cậu bé nào, chưa được đề cập trước đó): Anh ấy vừa mới gặp một cô gái.

1.1. Dùng “an” trước: Quán từ “an ” được dùng trước các từ bắt đầu bằng nguyên âm (trong cách phát âm, chứ không phải trong cách viết).

Bao gồm: Các từ bắt đầu bằng các nguyên âm “a, e, i, o“.

Ví dụ: an apple (một quả táo); an orange (một quả cam)

Một số từ bắt đầu bằng “u”: Ví dụ: an umbrella (một cái ô)

Một số từ bắt đầu bằng “h” câm: Ví dụ: an hour (một tiếng)

Các từ mở đầu bằng một chữ viết tắt: an S.O.S/ an M.P 1.2.

Dùng “a” trước: *Dùng “a“ trước các từ bắt đầu bằng một phụ âm.

Chúng bao gồm các chữ cái còn lại và một số trường hợp bắt đầu bằng “u, y, h“.

Ví dụ: A house (một ngôi nhà), a year (một năm), a uniform (một bộ đồng phục)…

*Đứng trước một danh từ mở đầu bằng “uni…” và ” eu” phải dùng “a”: Ví dụ: a university (trường đại học), a union (tổ chức), a eulogy (lời ca ngợi)·

*Dùng trong các thành ngữ chỉ số lượng nhất định như: a lot of/a great deal of/a couple/a dozen. Ví dụ: I want to buy a dozen eggs. (Tôi muốn mua 1 tá trứng)

*Dùng trước những số đếm nhất định thường là hàng ngàn, hàng trăm như : a/one hundred – a/one thousand.

Ví dụ: My school has a thousand students (Trường của tối có một nghìn học sinh)

*Dùng trước “half” (một nửa) khi nó theo sau một đơn vị nguyên vẹn: a kilo hay a half, hay khi nó đi ghép với một danh từ khác để chỉ nửa phần (khi viết có dấu gạch nối): a half – share, a half – holiday (ngày lễ chỉ nghỉ nửa ngày).

Ví dụ: My mother bought a half kilo of apples (Mẹ tôi mua nửa cân táo)

*Dùng với các đơn vị phân số như : 1/3( a/one third), 1/5 (a /one fifth), ¼ (a quarter)

Ví dụ: I get up at a quarter past six (Tôi thức dậy lúc 6 giờ 15 phút)

*Dùng trong các thành ngữ chỉ giá cả, tốc độ, tỉ lệ: a dollar, a kilometer, an hour, 4 times a day.

Ví dụ: John goes to work four times a week (John đi làm 4 lần 1 tuần)

far so sánh hơn : farther/further.

Tom: What are you holding in your hand?

Phong: A (1) knife.

Tom: Oh, no. It’s dangerous. (2) Don't play with it!

Phong: (3) Why shouldn’t I play with it?

Tom: Because you may cut (4) yourself.

Phong: I can (5) see that. Thank you, Tom.

Topic 1:

Vietnamese cooking is fresh, flavourful and usually superb, as the profusion of Vietnamese restaurants in New York, London and Berlin attests. Within the country, there’s a plethora of regional variations. And as in all parts of the region, rice or noodles usually form the initial basis of a meal.

Not surprisingly, fish is plentiful. There’s a reliance on fresh herbs and vegetables, as well as the gloriously pungent presence of shrimp paste and fermented fish sauce. Vietnamese cuisine is generally considered healthy.

Pho: An omnipresent noodle soup, usually with meat.
Nem: Spring rolls with pork, noodles, eggs and mushrooms wrapped in rice paper, sometimes fried and served hot.
Banh chung: Sticky rice wrapped in large leaves and cooked for up to 48 hours, to be eaten cold at any time.
Nuoc mam: Fermented fish sauce, widely used.
Bun cha: Grilled pork with cold rice noodles and a big bowl of salad leaves.
Banh bao: A steamed dumpling typically stuffed with onions, pork and other ingredients.
Com hen: Rice served with clams. Popular in Hue.
Lau: Vietnamese hot pot.
Bia hoi: Fresh beer produced daily and served cold in small, local bars. It is not particularly alcoholic but very refreshing.
Coffee: Vietnam is the world’s second largest producer of coffee and the local brew is usually served with condensed milk.

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Topic 2:

Vietnamese cooking is fresh, flavourful and usually superb, as the profusion of Vietnamese restaurants in New York, London and Berlin attests. Within the country, there’s a plethora of regional variations. And as in all parts of the region, rice or noodles usually form the initial basis of a meal.

Not surprisingly, fish is plentiful. There’s a reliance on fresh herbs and vegetables, as well as the gloriously pungent presence of shrimp paste and fermented fish sauce. Vietnamese cuisine is generally considered healthy.

Pho: An omnipresent noodle soup, usually with meat.
Nem: Spring rolls with pork, noodles, eggs and mushrooms wrapped in rice paper, sometimes fried and served hot.
Banh chung: Sticky rice wrapped in large leaves and cooked for up to 48 hours, to be eaten cold at any time.
Nuoc mam: Fermented fish sauce, widely used.
Bun cha: Grilled pork with cold rice noodles and a big bowl of salad leaves.
Banh bao: A steamed dumpling typically stuffed with onions, pork and other ingredients.
Com hen: Rice served with clams. Popular in Hue.
Lau: Vietnamese hot pot.
Bia hoi: Fresh beer produced daily and served cold in small, local bars. It is not particularly alcoholic but very refreshing.
Coffee: Vietnam is the world’s second largest producer of coffee and the local brew is usually served with condensed milk.

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