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... Trang 1ENGLISH Knowttow- Tierese Naber - AntIela Blacktwell Student Book 2 OXFORD Trang 2 KnowtHow- Student Book 2 Therese Naber- Angela Blackwell with Gregory J Manin Trang 3» Gerunds ... achieve (3) kind (1) educate (4) manage (3) dark (1) explore (4) — stupid (2) good (1) govern (3) sleepy (1) sad (1) celebrate (4) similar (2) translate (4) possible (2) (1) -ness (2) -ity (3) -ment ... come to me in a second Tl think of it in a minute 3 This one’s better than that one c Err Listen and check your sentence stress 33 Trang 37Reading and Speaking Unit 4 IN THE MIND’S EYE a Read

Ngày tải lên: 16/02/2014, 05:20

... classes without knowing how to write well, they won’t be able to express their knowledge to the people who are making the big decisions Potential employers won’t know whether or not head knowledge ... Situation of learning how to write a basic paragraph in English at Nhu Thanh High School Questionares for students 1 How difficult do you find in learning how to write an English paragraph well? ... LEARNING HOW TO WRITE AN ACADEMIC PARAGRAPH IN ENGLISH AT NHU THANH HIGH SCHOOL. I have carried out the survey of real situations of teaching and learning how to write a basic paragraph in English

Ngày tải lên: 17/10/2017, 10:39

... their answers with its content -Introduce how to ask about health and respondasking + How are you? + Fine, thank you. -Give notes: “ How are you” is used to show the aim of saying “Hello” but not ... play the game “ Lucky numbers” 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 - The lucky numbers are: 3,4,8 1 Count the lamps in your classroom 2 Make a question with “ How many ” 5 How many boys are there in your class? ... questions in A3 Trang 33- Ask students to practice asking and answering about their schools in A4- Ask some pairs to do before the class Lesson 2: Section B: - My class Period 21: (B1,2,3 ) date

Ngày tải lên: 27/08/2013, 14:10

... 161 Living room2 Stool 3 Television 4 Couch 5 lamp C D Match these words with the pictures E A Trang 17• Homework1 Learn by heart new words and structure 2 Read A3 p.32 Trang 18For your attention ... these?They are armchair telephone bookshel couch lamp those? es s ves s s Trang 121 25 3 6 4 Trang 13living roomlamp couch armchair stool table a television III.speak A house Trang 14IV Summary1 ... armchair F a table G a telephone H a stool I a stereo a lamp a stool a chair a bookshelf a couch 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 a stereo a table a telephone an armchair Trang 6• 4 5 living room Trang 7* StructureWhat

Ngày tải lên: 10/10/2013, 23:11

... had a picnic ? O O 123456789 10 time about 60 km to the North from HN (a) Where is Ba’s village ?X O Trang 32Unit 3 : a trip to the ... True or False ? c Retell the text Trang 33Retell the text1 Liz / have / a day-trip / Ba’s home village / Sunday. 2 The village / about / kilometers / Ha Noi. 3 Liz / Ba’s family / arrive / the village ... 20(to) go boating :Trang 21bamboo forest ( n )Trang 22river bank( n ) :Trang 23banyan treeTrang 25entrance ( n )Trang 27Unit 3 : a trip to the countrysideLesson 1 : Getting started – Listen and

Ngày tải lên: 14/10/2013, 13:11

... Trang 1English 7- Unit 3:RevisionGroup 5: - Hoàng Minh Ngọc - Nguyễn Hồng Diệp Trang 2I VOCABULARYTrang 3- Ôn lại toàn bộ từ vựng bài 1 đến bài 3, toàn bộ các số thư tự đã ... like to Vinfi Eg: Would you like some milk ? Trang 32 Let’s + VinfiEg: Let’s go to the zoo. Trang 33 Don’t + VinfiEg: Don’t be so cagey. Trang 34 There is…/ There are…- There is a pen on the ... phone number is 8251654. Trang 308 Cách hỏi ngày sinh When’s your birthday ? = What’s your date of birth ? - It’s the eleventh of july - It’s july the eleventh Trang 319 Ôn lại cấu trúc Would like

Ngày tải lên: 25/10/2013, 21:11

... accent The SCOTS language is quite distinct from English What is the SCOTS word for ‘small’? We also talk about SCOTS law being different from English law In connection with people, we have the ... (not rember) repellent or repulsive? Both words mean ‘causing disgust or aversion’ REPULSIVE, however, is the stronger of the two; it has the sense of causing ‘intense disgust’, even horror ... REVEREND = deserving reverence; title for a cleric The Revd C Benson The Rev C Benson REVERENT = showing reverence REVERENT pilgrims reversible (not -able) rheumatism rhubarb rhyme Trang 7RHYTHM

Ngày tải lên: 28/10/2013, 07:15

... Test — Know English Know Success. Examinee Handbook Trang 257280-71834 • TOEIC LISTENING & READING EXAMINEE HDBK TEXT • new aster, hel neue • Revisions 3/14/08 CG • DR01 3/19/08 CG • DR02 3/21/08 ... I take the TOEIC test? 3 How often can I take the TOEIC test? 3 How much does the TOEIC test cost? 3 What score do I need to “pass” the TOEIC test? 3 From what kind of contexts ... Question-Response: 30 questions Short Conversations: 30 questions; 30 conversations with 1 question each Conversations: 30 questions; 10 conversations with 3 questions each 10 talks with 3 questions

Ngày tải lên: 08/03/2014, 20:20

... hurt 3 will pass 4 will become 5 will happen Tmight 2 will 3 might 4 won't 5 won't le 2a 3f 4d 5b Trecycling 2 pollution 3 litter 4 rainforests 5 global warming Tcan't he 2 didn’t they 3 have ... to 2 don't let 3 lets 4 're not allowed to 5 let / don't let Tmake 2 make 3 have 4 make 5 have 1doing 2 to help 3 to go 4 being 5 to give 1soundtrack 2 director 3 science fiction 3 My mother was ... 2 have you known 3 We've driven 4 have you been doing 5 I've spent 1saxophone 2 keyboards 3 synthesiser 4 clarinet 5 flute Jwho 2 where 3 which 4 that 5 that 1sore throat 2 dentist 3 ambulance

Ngày tải lên: 28/03/2014, 17:01

... 2blankly 33 blowof fog 3 a barrier to protect something 쑗 a blanket of secrecy 쐽adjective af-fecting everything or everyone 쑗 a blan-ket ban on smoking blankly blankly /blŋkli/ adverb not showing ... noun 1 a measurement of how wide something is 쑗 The breadth of the piece of land is over 300m 2 the fact of being full or complete 쑗 His an-swers show the breadth of his knowl-edge of the subject ... 3 to fasten something with a bolt 쑗 He bolted the door when he went to bed 쑗 The tables are bolted to the floor 앳 to make a bolt for something to rush towards something 쑗 At the end of the show

Ngày tải lên: 08/07/2014, 22:20

... Lion City Restaurant / 1.30 – 2 pm Thursday, September 23 Depart : Singapore / 9 am Arrive : Ha Noi /11.30 Monday, September 20 Depart: Ha Noi / 2 pm Arrive: Singapore / 6.30pm Wednesday, September ... knew many friends 3) I wish I have a sister 4) Ba wishes he can speak English well. I wish I were in the swimming fool now. I wish I had a sister. Ba wishes he could speak English well. 2) She ... the countrysideLESSON 5: language focus Unit 3 Period 19 Thursday, October 29 th 2009 . Trang 3A trip to the countrysideLESSON 5: language focus Unit 3 Period 19 Thursday, October 29 th 2009 I

Ngày tải lên: 17/07/2014, 11:01

... 20.85 23.60 –11.7 Fully diluted earnings per registered share 4.17 4.72 –11.7 Shareholders’ equity per bearer share4 195.80 189.44 +3.4 Shareholders’ equity per registered share4 39.16 37.89 +3.4 ... Trang 1We know how to create value.Trang 2Group net income before minority interests 1,031 1,035 –0.4Group net income after minority interests 812 886 ... 39.16 37.89 +3.4 Trang 3Better performance thanks towider market presence. Operating Profit 2001 Net Sales in Million CHF Net Sales in Million CHF 2, 2,571 2,845 3,159 3,143 Trang 4Net Sales in

Ngày tải lên: 27/07/2014, 16:10

... contrast with the othernasals (3.5.2) And /r/ weakens and eventually deletes word-finally andbefore consonants within the word (3.4.3.3) Trang 223.3 The Great Vowel Shift3.3.1 What, if anything, was ... in 3.4.1.1 below.) 3.2.2 The consonant system Taking the same historical approach as with the vowels, here are the OldEnglish, late Middle English and modern English systems: Trang 21Middle English ... hisdevel-tory of English orthography Trang 6Roger Lass 3.1 Introduction 3.1.1 Overview and prospect The period 1476–1776 covers the end of Middle English, what is generallyknown as Early Modern English,

Ngày tải lên: 05/08/2014, 14:20

... phenomenology 3.6.3 English stress to the late eighteenth century The examples in (58) are from Peter Levins’s Manipulus vocabulorum (1570), one of the earliest sources of marked stressings for English ... words of this kind illustrate theessential ‘GSR-ness’ of US English and the archaism of Hiberno-English:(62) US Southern English Hiberno-English Where the heavy suffixes are non-final, as in further ... forms, only the 3 sing ispositively marked; all other forms are defaults, marked (by virtue of thezero ending) merely as ‘not 3 sing.’ 3.8 Morphology 2: the major word-classes 3.8.1 The noun In

Ngày tải lên: 05/08/2014, 14:20

... shall/will Its develop-ment has been discussed in 4.3.1.1 above For examples, see (130)–(135)above As in Middle English and Present-Day English, the simple present may be used to indicate future ... that, owing to its original meaning It readily accepts a preposition (37) and can be placed at the end of the sentence (37)–(38) (37) They ought to preyse and love the chirche and the commaundements ... Fisher 34) Note also ‘a thinge vncertain and doubtfull’ in (123) When two adjectives modify a noun head, the ambilateral placement, adj ⫹noun⫹and⫹adj is common in Old English and Middle English

Ngày tải lên: 05/08/2014, 14:20

... vocabulary, known as copiousness or copy (copia borum), which was considered the hallmark of a literary language (Jones Trang 33educa-In his preface to Of the Knowledg whiche Maketh a Wise Man (1533, ... actual usage (Finkenstaedt & Wolff 1973: 33) There is so far no Early Modern English dictionary proper to supplement the information contained in The Oxford English Dictionary and the various editions ... or as terms of warfare in EarlyModern English: deck (1513), flush (1626), falls (1644), tier (1573), chase (1634), bow (1626), yaw (1546) and small shot (1593). Specialist terms figure more and

Ngày tải lên: 05/08/2014, 14:20

... (Koziol 1 972 : 298 30 0, Marchand 1969: 429 39 ): clitter 1528/ clatter OE; dib 1609/ dab 130 0; giggle 1509/ gaggle 139 9; gripple 1591/ grapple 1580; higgle 1 633 / haggle 15 83; scribble 14 67/ ... all-seeing... atonement 15 13; injure 15 83 < injury 138 2; grovel 15 93 < grovelling fourteenth century; collide 1621 < ? collision 1 432 –50; negate 16 23 < negation 1 530 ; locate 1652 < location ... a.m 176 2 < Lat ante meridiem; M.A 1 73 0 < Master of Arts; Wölcken... Middle English (Hiltunen 1983a: 148–9, Brinton 1988: 225 34 ) In Early Modern English the phrasal verb category grew

Ngày tải lên: 05/08/2014, 14:20

... as early as 1553when he warned against a division of English: Therfore, either we must make a difference of Englishe, and saie some islearned Englishe, and other some is rude Englishe, or the ... sociolinguisticconditions that underlie my discussion To the facts represented in figures6.3 and 6.4 (from Darby 1973: 393, 676) should of course be added the Trang 2increase of mobility (aided by modern ... Cambridge University Press, 1973 Trang 4as against Scots, Gaelic and Norn (1577; text in Görlach 1991: 233–6), andMulcaster (1582: 256) has a similar (much-quoted) remark:Our English tung is of small

Ngày tải lên: 05/08/2014, 14:20

... what dispraiseth in (30)) or sequential (e.g now hangeth anon falleth in (26)) or conjoined (e.g burn and freeze) or dependent (e.g hot ice) (33) is typical: Trang 30(33) the treasures we ... with Lyly or Shirley are still apt to share the impatiencevoiced by Bateson (1934: 32–3; 63–4) and Lewis (1969: 83–7) It’s impor-tant to remember therefore that varying is central not only to ... dialect words in general dictionaries of Early Modern English (6.3.3.2) 1597 John Gerard’s The herball or generall historie of plantes (Schäfer 1989: 43). The author appends 191 lemmas of plant names,

Ngày tải lên: 05/08/2014, 14:20