Lesson 1. What’s your name?
VOCABULARY.
Country City
Britain ['britən]
Japan [dʒə'pæn]
Canada ['kænədə]
Mexico ['meksikou]
Thailand ['tailənd]
Hungary ['hʌηgəri]
Australia [ɔs'treiliə]
Brazil [brə'zil]
United States of America
[ju:'naitid steits əv ə'merikə]
China ['t∫ainə]
Russia ['rʌ∫iə]
Turkey ['tə:ki]
Italy ['itəli]
Spain [spein]
Germany ['dʒə:məni]
Korea [kə'ri:ə]
Ukraine [ju:'krein]
Poland ['poulənd]
Morocco [mə'rɔkou]
Sweden ['swi:dn]
France ['frɑ:ns]
India ['indiə]
Argentina [ɑ:dʒən'ti:nə]
Peru [pə'ru:]
Greece [gri:s]
Bangkok [bæη'kɔk]
Tokyo ['toukiou]
Budapest [bju:də'pest]
London ['lʌndən]
Istanbul [istæn'bul]
Madrid [mə'drid]
Paris ['pæris]
Athens ['æθinz]
Rome [roum]
Rio de Janeiro ['ri:ou də dʒə'niərou]
Washington ['wɔ∫iηtən]
Moscow ['mɔskou]
Sydney ['sidni]
Seoul [soul]
Buenos Aires [bwenɔs 'aiərəs]
Lima ['li:mə]
Ankara ['æηkərə]
!!"#$%&'& !'$$#()
Activity1.
Thailand ['tailənd] Brazil [brə'zil]
Istanbul [istæn'bul]
United States of America [ju:'naitid steits əv ə'merikə]
Renato [ri'nɑ:tou] Sally ['sæli]
Mehmet ['mimit] Lah [la:]
Activity2.
Madrid [mə'drid] Marco ['mɑ:kou]
Enrique [en'ri:kei]
Activity3.
Paris ['pæris] Athens ['æθinz]
George [dʒɔ:dʒ] Marie [mə'ri:]
Lesson 2. This is Bruno and Maria
VOCABULARY.
Artist ['ɑ:tist](n) '
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,
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*
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,
People's artist, eminent artist ['eminənt]-'
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!+
,
.&.'
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!+
,
/
0
1
Police officer [pə'li:s'ɔfisə](n)
2
!
0
3"4
*
/
,
5
2
!
0
Receptionist [ri'sep∫ənist] (n) .
0
.
Secretary ['sekrətri] (n) /67
0
Teacher ['ti:t∫ə](n) '
0
"
Waiter ['weitə] (n) '/8
9
.
9
9
3
Doctor ['dɔktə](n)
0
!+
,
76"
Engineer [,endʒi'niə] (n) 67
,
!/
A civil/mining/electrical/mechanical engineer
(67
,
!/.7&/
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2
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:86+
0
1
Student ['stju:dnt](n) !
Farmer ['fɑ:mə](n)'/8
9
0
;
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5'/8
9
<'&.'/8
9
2
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Journalist ['dʒə:nəlist](n)
9
0
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0
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2
Chef [∫ef](n)
0
/8
2
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Nurse [nə:s](n) 7
0
/
,
7
0
Actor ['æktə](n) 3&,
Actress ['æktris](n) =&,
Technician [tek'ni∫n](n) 67
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Accountant [ə'kauntənt](n) .6
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Chief accountant-6
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Lesson 3. Questions, questions
VOCABULARY.
Married ['mærid] (adj) -"!1"
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9
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0
8
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To be/get married to somebody (>.
0
7>.
*
';+
9
8
0
1
Surname ['sə:neim] (n) (= family name1"
*
Address [ə'dres](n) ;
*
+
2
Age [eidʒ] (n) <
2
Job [dʒɔb] (n)
*
*
>
9
3<'
*
First name ['fə:st'neim] (n) '
Phone number [foun 'nʌmbə] (n) !;?"@
Landing Card ['lændiη kɑ:d] (n) A;BC<'C.6@>3
DEF-G!.71
Secret ['si:krit](adj) -H"3!1.
9
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5+
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(n) ;
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0
3.
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Good-looking ['gud'lukiη](adj) ;
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Lesson 4. How many students are there?
VOCABULARY.
Classroom ['klɑ:srum]-1 "
9
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0
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Self-study room [,self 'stʌdi] -1 "
9
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Café ['kæfei]-1
*
3
9
J
0
4
Reception desk [ri'sep∫n desk] -1 JK7L.
Computer [kəm'pju:tə] -1 3C7M
Cassette player [kə'set 'pleiə(r)] -1 3
0
7
0
0
Book [buk]-1 !
0
Table ['teibl]-1
0
9
Chair [t∫eə]-1 '
0
Car park ['kɑ:pɑ:k] -1
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Library ['laibrəri]-1 /
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Friendly ['frendli] -&N1 .3.
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Beautiful ['bju:tiful] -&N1 ;
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International [,intə'næ∫ənl] -&N1 J<
0
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Good [gud]-&N1 <
0
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Kind [kaind] -&N1 /
2
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9
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Interesting ['intristiη]-&N1 >
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Popular ['pɔpjulə]-&N1 ;/8
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I. HOW TO MAKE PLURALS (Cách chuyển danh từ số ít sang số nhiều)
No ENDING(Tận cùng) RULE(Công thức) EXAMPLE (Ví dụ)
1 Generally +s books, students, pens, cars
2 -s, -ss, -x, -zz, -ch, -sh +es addresses, boxes, buzzes, watches,
toothbrushes
3 -o +es
+s
tomatoes, potatoes
radios, pianos
4 -y a) after a consonant
b) after a vowel
y i+es
+s
lorry lorries, baby babies
keys, ashtrays
5 -f, -fe f, fe v+es knife knives, life lives
shelf shelves, leaf leaves
(roof roofs)
6. Irregular (Bất quy tắc ):
a man two men a child ten children
a woman two women a person five people
a tooth two teeth
II. HOW TO PRONOUNCE PLURALS (Cách phát âm danh từ số nhiều)
FINAL SOUND
(Âm cuối)
PRONOUNCE
(Phát âm)
EXAMPLE
(Ví dụ)
b, d, v, m, n,
l, a vowel
[z] beds [bedz] trains [treinz]
schools [sku:lz] tables ['teiblz]
shelves [∫elvz] keys [ki:z]
bags [bægz] doors [dɔ:z]
teachers ['ti:t∫əz] rooms [ru:mz]
P, t, k, θ, f [s] cups [kʌps] students ['stju:dnts]
books [buks] months [mʌnθs]
roofs [ru:fs]
S, z, ∫, t∫, dʒ [iz] classes [klɑ:siz ] addresses [ə'dresiz]
buzzes [bʌziz]watches [wɔt∫iz]
toothbrushes ['tu:θ'brʌ∫iz]oranges ['ɔrindʒiz
Lesson 5. Where’s my pen?
VOCABULARY.
Mobile phone ['moubail foun] -1 ;?"@&;P'
Calculator ['kælkjuleitə]-1 3
0
7+
0
Pen [pen] -1
0
.7
0
Glasses [glɑ:siz] -1 6+
0
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0
-Qspectacles ['spektəklz]1
Watch [wɔt∫]-1 ;<
9
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9
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2
0
1
Camera ['kæmərə] -1 3
0
7D
2
3
0
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Personal stereo ['pə:sənl 'steriou]-1 3
0
7!"C.-R1
Keys [ki:] -1 +
9
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0
Comb [koum] -1
0
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Wallet ['wɔlit] -1
0
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0
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9
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Diary ['daiəri]-1 !<
2
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Ring [riη]-1
0
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9
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9
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9
Bag [bæg] -1 "
0
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0
Pencil ['pensl]-1
0
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9
Book [buk] -1 !
0
Notebook ['noutbuk] -1 !<
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Coat [kout] -1
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Red [red]-&N1 ;"
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Yellow ['jelou]-&N1 "
0
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9
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Pink [piηk]-&N1 3
9
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Blue [blu:]-&N1
Purple ['pə:pl] -&N1 +
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Green [gri:n]-&N1 >
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Brown [braun] -&N1 .
White [wait] -&N1 4
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Black [blæk]-&N1 ;
Lesson 6. Families
VOCABULARY.
Brother ['brʌđə] -1 53
Father ['fɑ:đə] -1 <
0
Mother ['mʌđə] -1 3
*
Parent ['peərənt]-1 53
*
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1
Sister ['sistə]-1
*
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0
Uncle ['ʌηkl]-1
0
5
0
5.
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Grandfather ['grændfɑ:đə] -1 <'
Grandmother ['grændmʌđə]-1
9
Aunt [ɑ:nt]-1 <&+
9
+
0
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0
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0
Husband ['hʌzbənd] -1 '/8
9
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Wife [waif]-1 '/8
9
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Son [sʌn]-1 "
2
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3
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Daughter ['dɔ:tə] -1 "'
0
2
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Girlfriend ['gə:lfrend] -1
*
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0
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9
7
Boyfriend ['bɔifrend]-1
*
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9
7
Niece [ni:s] -1
0
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2
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31
Nephew ['nefju: / 'nevju:] -1
0
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2
*
31
Grandson ['grændsʌn]-1
0
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2
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9
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Granddaughter ['grændɔ:tə] -1
0
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Cousin ['kʌzn]-1 -31"
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Senegal [seni'gɔ:l] -1 SP'TU'>-.71
Senegalese [senigə'li:z] -1 '/VU'>
Vet [vet] -1
0
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,
0
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= veterinary surgeon ['vetrinri 'sə:dʒən], = veterinary)
Animal ['æniməl]-1 ;<
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Sick people [sik 'pi:pl] -1
Yoghurt ['jougə:t] -1 (=yoghourt ['jougə:t] / yogurt ['jougə:t])!/
,
A carton of yoghurt (3<
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Twice [twais]-&1 >.
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Jam [dʒæm]-1 3/
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Novel ['nɔvəl] -1
2
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Tromso ['trɔmsou] 7"Z7
Marseille ['mɑ:selz] !"U"[
Brussels ['brʌslz] >"H>'3
Vienna [vi'enə] \5"H!
Budapest ['bu:dəpest] \>"H]'7"^
Manchester ['mɑ:nt∫estə] 7_'>&
Hongkong ['hɔηkɔη]
Lourenco Marques [lɔ'rensə 'mɑ:kes] >"H`"a3J
Lesson 10 $ Do you like jazz?
VOCABULARY
Coliseum [kɔlə'si:əm]-1 ;
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0
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Swan Lake [swɔn leik] -1 c'
Festival ['festivəl] -1 >,<
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Twister ['twistə] -1 .
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Hunchback ['hʌnt∫bæk] -1 -humpback ['hʌmpbæk]) '/8
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame = The Bells of Notre Dame
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An authentic document, signature, painting
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Tasty ['teisti]-&N1 '";.
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Peking duck ['pi:kiη,dʌk]-1
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Ice skating ['ais'skeitiη] -1 .
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Lesson 11 $ A day in my life
VOCABULARY
Article ['ɑ:tikl] -1
9
0
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Leading article (
9
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1
Presenter [pri'zentə] -1 '/8
9
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Breakfast television ['brekfəst 'teliviʒn] -1>!""'3!!"Z
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Studio ['stju:diou] -1 !&"-"
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Ironing ['aiəniη]-1 !/
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Asleep [ə'sli:p] -&N1 '
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To fall asleep ('
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By [bai] -1
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Until [ən'til] -1 /8
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Always ['ɔ:lweiz] -&1 ><><>
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Often ['ɔfn] -&1 /8
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Sometimes ['sʌmtaimz]-&1 +
2
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Never ['nevə] -&1 6<'"'8
9
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Help sb with sth '{;g?'O
Do the ironing JKC"
Do the washing up |}C
Do the house work >3?
Do some homework/ work >3EG
Go shopping ;3!~3
Get the bus/ train to work/ school/ home ~•:>|;>3:;
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Lesson 16. Who was your first friend?
VOCABULARY.
Naughty ['nɔ:ti]-&N1 -ngươ
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Happy ['hæpi]-&N1 !/8
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Bad-tempered ['bæd'tempəd]-&N1 .
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