Easy American Pronunciation

Two cars were involved in an accident in the center of town. The man who was driving a little green car, had overtaken a big black car. The driver had misjudged the distance between him and the on-coming traffic and had to swerve back in, causing the black car to swerve and crash into a shop window.

When the occupants of the cars were examined everyone in the green car was okay, but in the black car was one dead man. However, the driver of the green car was not charged with manslaughter, why was this so?

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"There are many doors and you are standing in the center. Each door has lions in it who are hungry for more than 100 years. How will you go in the doors?"

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FORMS of MATTER

Everything around us is made of matter. Scientists group matter based on its properties, or characteristics: what it looks like and how it acts in different situations. Matter can take three different forms. The three forms are solid, liquid, and gas.

Solid matter has a definite shape. It also takes up a definite amount of space. This means it has a specific volume. If we could look at solid matter under a very powerful microscope, we would see its tiny particles moving back and forth. The particles are packed together, so they vibrate in place. Their overall shape does not change.

Liquid matter takes the shape of its container. When liquid is in a cup, it is shaped like the cup. When the liquid is in a vase, it is shaped like the vase. The volume of the liquid stays the same. If we were to look at liquid matter under the microscope, we would see its tiny particles sliding past each other. Because of this unique sliding movement, the liquid is able to change its shape so we can pour it.

In the form of a gas, matter is usually invisible. The air around us has several different gases, like the oxygen we breathe in and the carbon dioxide we breathe out. If we could look at gas matter under the microscope, we would see its tiny particles floating around with lots of space in between them. They spread out to fill any container the gas placed in.

📒 1. WHAT does the word properties mean in the first paragraph?
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📗 2. WHAT are the three forms that matter can take?
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📕 3. WHAT does the word vibrate mean in the second paragraph?
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📘 4. WHAT is one difference between a solid and a liquid?
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📙 5. Are the tiny particles closer together in a solid, a liquid, or a gas?
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Nơi lưu giữ những gì là kỷ niệm, là ấm ức... là ấm lòng...

Động lực những lúc mỏi gối, chùn chân...

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SUMMARIZE IT!

You have probably written a summary after the completion of a book you have read. You may have told about the characters. You may have told about the setting. You probably told about how a problem was solved. But did you know that summarizing is not just for stories? You can use your summarizing skills to be better prepared in all your subjects.

Some people have a hard time with science and social studies because there are lots of new words. There is also a lot of information to remember. Research shows that just writing things down will help you remember them. It works even if you never read what you wrote again. Wow! That’s a great reason for taking notes.

Did you know that taking notes is summarizing? When you read your science and social studies textbooks, keep a notebook with lined paper close to you. Most textbooks are divided into sections that have headings. Headings are like titles in darker letters. Write down the heading of each section before you read the section. As you read, jot down the big ideas. Look for new words. You can also use your summary to study.

📒 1. WHY are science and social studies hard for some people?
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📗 2. WHAT does research say about writing things down?
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📕 3. WHAT is a heading in your textbook?
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📘 4. Based on the other information in the last paragraph, WHAT do the words “jot down” mean?
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📙 5. WHAT can you use when you study?
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🧩❓🎁 What is an adjective?
Adjectives are words that describe the qualities or states of being of nouns: enormous, silly, yellow, fun, fast... They can also describe the quantity of nouns: many, few, millions, eleven... Find the adjectives in the sentences below. 🎁❓🧩

📕 1. Evelyn wore an orange shirt to school.

📘 2. That silly boy is my brother.

📒 3. Can you bring me the smallest piece of cake?

📗 4. The dirty hat is the one that Marvin wears to practice.

📙 5. Today was a rainy day, so we played inside.

📘 6. The colorful leaves began to fall from the trees.

📔 7. I really like your shiny shoes.

📗 8. I am happy.

📕 9. The loud children were in trouble with the teacher.

📒 10. That large pepperoni pizza is my favorite.

📘 11. Tanner scored the first touchdown.

📔 12. There were three people in the group.

📗 13. I need a new telephone.

📕 14. There is a black spider in the bush.

📙 15. I would like some chocolate.

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NARRATIVE or EXPOSITORY

How can you tell if you are reading a narrative or an expository text? There are things you can look for that will tell you. Read about the differences between these two kinds of text.

A narrative is a story. It has characters. Things happen in a certain time and place. It has a beginning, a middle, and an end. There is usually a problem. It gets solved during the story. Narratives can tell true stories. They can also tell stories that the writers have made up with their imagination. The picture books and chapter books that you read in school and at home are narrative texts.

An expository text is written to give information about something. It explains or describes the subject of the text. The text may be about people. It may be about things or events. Expository texts are true. They give facts, such as dates and places. Newspapers, some magazines, dictionaries, encyclopedias and your textbooks are all expository texts.

📒 1. If you are reading a story that a writer made up with his imagination, is it a narrative, or expository text?
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📗 2. Is your science textbook a narrative or expository text?
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📕 3. If you are reading something that explains about the American Revolution, WHAT KIND of text are you reading?
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📘 4. If you are reading a story about a boy who rides on a dinosaur, are you reading a narrative or an expository text?
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📙 5. Is a newspaper a narrative or an expository text?
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🧩❓🎁 What is an adverb?
Adverb is a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb or a word group, expressing a relation of place, time, circumstance, manner, cause, degree, etc. (e.g., gently, quite, then, there…) Find the adverbs in the sentences below. 🎁❓🧩

📕 1. Sandy ran quickly to the bus stop.

📘 2. My dog barked excitedly when he saw the tennis ball.

📒 3. The lion roared ferociously.

📗 4. The giant bull charged aggressively toward the crowd of people.

📙 5. The caterpillar ate quickly through the green leaf.

📘 6. John swam furiously toward the finish line.

📔 7. The huge horse galloped powerfully across the pasture.

📗 8. The cat accidentally knocked the cup of water off the counter.

📕 9. The doctor tenderly bandaged Maria’s arm.

📒 10. April wisely chose to do her homework before she went to the mall.

📘 11. We are having our new house professionally painted.

📔 12. The girls whispered quietly in the back of the classroom.

📗 13. The cat meowed hungrily, standing by this dish.

📕 14. He snatched the money greedily.

📙 15. Mason played the song on the guitar perfectly.

🍀 Học phát âm tiếng Anh (phiên âm quốc tế IPA) để làm gì?
- Để khi nghe người ta nói -> hiểu mà trả lời
- Để nói đúng -> cho người ta hiểu
- Để lúc người ta đọc -> mình viết đúng

📣 Khóa học: Phát âm ĐÚNG - Giao tiếp HIỆU QUẢ

⭐️ Sẽ giúp mọi người giải quyết việc học tiếng Anh 3 năm, 5 năm hay lâu hơn nữa mà vẫn nhầm lẫn từ khi nghe - Chỉ cần đến với lớp học sẽ thấy việc nói đúng tiếng Anh hết sức dễ dàng.

💎 Người Việt nói tiếng Anh tốt, tại sao không?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWdsIJmiUtI&t=69s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4EutR3-p1Y&t=64s
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Final Exam - NC3_A176
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@Nhi và Hạnh Phúc: Bí kíp chuyển đổi giới tính là gì vậy? :-)

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LISTENING, SPEAKING, READING, WRITING

You may think you are really good at using the English language. This may be so, but you still need to practice. To use any language well, you have to practice listening, speaking, reading and writing.

Most students read and write in class. Those are both taught in school, so you practice reading and writing often.

You might think you speak well. You may. Still, you may not always say things in a way that helps people understand what you mean. Think about what you will say before you speak out loud. When you talk in front of people, use a nice, loud voice so that everyone can hear you.

Some people are better at listening than others. Everyone can use some practice. When someone is speaking, give the person your full attention. Turn and look at the speaker. Focus on what the speaker is saying instead of what you plan to say next.

📒 1. WHAT four things do you need to practice to use English well?
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📗 2. WHICH of those things do you practice the most at school?
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📕 3. WHAT is one thing you can do to practice speaking?
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📘 4. WHAT is one thing you can do to practice listening?
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📙 5. WHICH do you need to practice more, listening, or speaking?
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📕 1. The soup was hot and spicy.

📘 2. His new car is red and shiny.

📒 3. Wendy has long, curly, brown hair.

📗 4. The juicy apple was delicious.

📙 5. She wore an elegant, glittery gown to the ball.

📘 6. The sofa is warm and cozy.

📔 7. The loud music from the parade drew many spectators.

📗 8. The hungry bear ate sweet, sticky honey from the hive.

📕 9. The boy is shy and timid.

📒 10. I like to drink hot cider on a cold, snowy day.

📘 11. It was a dark and foggy day.

📔 12. We were excited to sit in the first row at the concert.

📗 13. The fresh vegetables were ripe and crisp.

📕 14. The old house looked creepy.

📙 15. The yellow paint made the room more vibrant.

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