Spelling:
* General rule: in the 3rd person singular we add -s to the infinitive.
Examples: Read -> He reads a newspaper every morning.
Travel -> She often travels to Đà Lạt at Tết holiday.
* When the verb ends in consonant -y, we change -y to -ies (-y after a consonant)
Examples: Fly -> It flies around the tree. Hurry -> hurries
Try -> He tries to finish that work. But play -> plays
* Exception: When the verb ends in -ss, -sh, -ch, -x, -z and -o, we add -es (-o after a consonant)
Examples: Go -> He goes to school by car.
Do -> He does the homework in the morning.
Pronunciation:
* After a vowel sound or a voiced consonant we pronounce the final -s [z]:
goes [gouz] come [kʌmz]
* After a voiceless consonant -t, -p, -k, we pronounce the final -s [s]:
cuts [kʌts] looks [luks] stops [stops]
* When the verb ends in -ges, -ches, -sses, -ses, -shes, we pronounce -es [iz]:
changes [tʃeindʒiz] pushes [puʃiz]
passes [pa:siz] watches [wotʃiz]
2.2.3.1 Positives:
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S
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V (V phrase)
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Others
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I / you / we / they
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like
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autumn.
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He / she / it
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goes to school
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by bus.
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2.2.3.2 Negatives:
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S
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Do / Does + Not
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V (V phrase)
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(Others)
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I / you / we / they
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don’t
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like
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storms.
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He / she / it
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doesn’t
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go to school
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by bus.
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2.2.3.3 Questions:
- Y / N:
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Do / Does + Not
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S
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V (V phrase)
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(Others)
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Do / don’t
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I / you / we / they
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like
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storms?
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Does / doesn’t
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he / she / it
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go to school
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by bus?
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Short answers: Yes, S + do (does) / No, S + do (does) not.
(1) Yes, I (you, we, they) do / No, I (you, we, they) don’t.
(2) Yes, he (she, it) does. / No, he (she, it) doesn’t.
- Wh:
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Wh
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Do / Does + Not
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S
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V (V phrase)
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(Others)
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What
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do / don’t
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I / you / we / they
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like?
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(1)
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How
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does
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he / she / it
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go to school?
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(2)
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Answers: Give information, may be short or full sentence.
(1) I / you / we / they like Autumn, but I / you / we / they don’t like storms.
(2) He / she / it goes to school by bus.
2.3 Vocabulary
2.3.1 The text
A SAILOR FAMILY
Trung is thirty two years old. He works for Fancon Shipping Company. In the Ship’s crew, his working place is in the Deck Department. He is a man with a lot of knowledge and practical experience in seamanship.
Trung is a sailor inborn. His father was an experienced Master and his mother was an accountant of Tan Cang Port. From childhood, he dreamed to become a sailor to travel everywhere. After graduated, he went on board to do lots of work that he didn’t learn at the university: cooking, cleaning, etc ...
Now, Trung is a Bosun. He is married. His wife is a doctor at Navy Hospital. They have a three-year daughter. His ship travels to many places, inland ports and oversea ports. Once a month, he comes back home to visit his family, which is an extended one. His parents are retired. They help him to look after family when his spouses go to work.
Everyday, his wife goes to work by motorcycle. She takes their daughter to the kindergarten, too.
Trung loves his family so much. When the ship is underway, he misses parents, his wife, especial the laugh of his little daughter. But when going ashore, he misses his ship, the sounds of waves … That is a real sailor’s life.
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2.3.2 Pronunciation:
2.3.2.1 Adverbs:
- Adverbs of frequency:
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Never -> sometimes -> often -> usually -> always
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
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- Other adverbs: Still [sti:l] vẫn thường, vẫn còn.
Just [jʌst] chỉ, vừa mới
2.3.2.2 Cardinal numbers:
- The numbers from 1 to 20
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Nine
Ten
Eleven
Twelve
Thirteen
Fourteen
Fifteen
Sixteen
Seventeen
Eighteen
Nineteen
Twenty
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The numbers from 21 to 100:
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THE TENS
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NUMBERS 1 - 9
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Twenty
Thirty
Forty
Fifty
Sixty
Seventy
Eighty
Ninety
A hundred
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One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Nine
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2.3.2.3 Nouns
Nouns of Jobs: Danh từ về nghề nghiệp
Accountant [əˈkaʊntənt] nhân viên kế toán
Job [dʒɒb] nghề nghiệp, công việc
Sailor [ˈseɪlə(r)] lính thuỷ, thuỷ thủ
Nouns of Family Relationship: Danh từ về quan hệ gia đình
Brother [’brʌðə(r)] anh / em trai
Daughter [ˈdɔːtə(r)] con gái
Family [ˈfæməli] gia đình
Father [ˈfɑː δə(r)] cha
Husband [‘hʌzbənd] chồng
Mother [ˈmʌðə(r)] mẹ
Nephew [‘nefju:; ‘nevju:] cháu trai
Parents [ˈpeərənt] cha mẹ
Sister [sistə] chị (em)
Son [sʌn] con trai
Uncle [‘ʌŋkl] bác trai, chú, cậu, dượng
Wife [waif] vợ
Others nouns: Danh từ khác
Bosun [‘bəʊsn] thủy thủ trưởng
Childhood [‘tʃaildhʊd] tuổi ấu thơ, thời thơ ấu
Master / Captain [mastǝ] thuyền trưởng
Deck Department [dek ,de’pa:tment] bộ phận boong
Experience [iks’piǝriǝns] kinh nghiệm, điều đã trải qua
Inland ports [in’lænd pɔːt] cảng nội địa
Kindergarten [‘kindǝ,ga:tn] lớp mẫu giáo, vườn trẻ
Knowledge [‘nɔːlidʒ] kiến thức, sự hiểu biết
Navy Hospital [‘neivi,hɔspitl] bệnh viện hải quân
Oversea port [‘əʊvə’si:,pɔːt] cảng nước ngoài
Ship [ʃɪp] tàu thuyền
Shipping company [ˈʃɪpɪŋ’kʌmpǝni] công ty vận tải biển
Seamanship [‘si:mǝnʃɪp] nghề đi biển, tài đi biển
Spouses [spaʊz] vợ, chồng, vợ chồng
Voyage [ˈvɔɪdʒ] chuyến đi, hành trình
Working place [‘wɔːkiŋpleis] nơi làm việc, chỗ làm
Years old [jɪə(r)zəʊld] ... tuổi
2.3.2.4 Verbs: Động từ
Come back [‘kʌmbæk] trở lại
Extend [iks’tend] mở rộng, kéo dài
Go ashore [gəʊ ə’ʃɔː] lên bờ, vào bờ
Go on board [,gəʊɒn’bɔːd] lên tàu
Graduate [‘grædju:eit] tốt nghiệp
Laugh [la:f] cười thành tiếng, tiếng cười
Look after [lʊk ‘æftə] chăm sóc, trông nom
Love [lʌv] yêu, tình yêu
Miss [mɪs] nhớ, lỡ (nhỡ)
Retire [rɪˈtaɪə(r)] nghỉ hưu
Take care of [teɪk keə(r) əv] chăm sóc
Travel [ˈtrævl] đi, đi lại, du lịch
2.3.2.5 Adjectives: Tính từ
Cute [kju:t] xinh xắn, dễ thương
Eager [i:gə] háo hức
Funny [ˈfʌni] buồn cười
Good [ɡʊd] tốt, hay
Inborn [,in’bɔ:n] bẩm sinh
Lovely [‘lʌvli] đẹp, dễ thương
Underway [ˌʌndəˈweɪ] trên đường đi
2.3.2.6 Prepositions, adverb Giới từ
After [ˈɑːftə(r)] sau khi
Under [ˌʌndə] ở dưới
Used to [ˈjuːst,tə] đã từng
2.4 Practice
2.4.1 Answer questions:
1. What does Trung do?
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2. Is Trung’s wife an accountant?
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3. What port does his ship often arrive?
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4. Does Trung have two daughters?
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5. How often does he come home?
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6. Are his parents still working?
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7. Doesn’t he like working on ship?
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8. What does he miss when going ashore?
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9. How does Trung feel when coming home after voyages?
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10. What do you think about his job?
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2.4.2 Match the adjectives with their opposites:
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A
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B
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1. Big
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a. Ugly
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2. Easy
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b. Old
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3. Expensive
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c. Young
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4. Fast
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d. Difficult
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5. Hot
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e. Cheap
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6. Lovely
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f. Short
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7. New
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g. Slow
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8. Old
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h. Small
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9. Tall
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i. Cold
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2.4.3 Using the adjectives above or the correct form of the verb to fill the blanks:
1. Forty years old ___ old.
2. “2 x 2 = 4” is ___.
3. The rabbit is ___, but the tortoise is ___.
4. Buffaloes are ___, but flies are ___.
5. Summer ___ hot and winter ___ cold.
6. ___ the cat look ugly?
7. Thirteen years old is very ___.
8. Two thousand VND a pen is ___, but two dollars is ___.
9. What vehicle does she ___ to work? – Motorcycle.
10. It’s too ___ to go abroad. It’s expensive.
2.4.4 Use ‘have’ and ‘has’ to complete sentences:
1. We _______ grammar books.
2. I _______ a dictionary.
3. Kate _______ a green note-book.
4. Bob _______ a ruler in his pocket.
5. Anna and Bob _______ book bags.
6. He doesn’t _______ an English book.
7. My student’s book _______ a red cover.
8. Do you and Sara _______ any wallets?
9. Where is Nadia today? Does she _______ the flu?
10. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson _______ two daughters.
2.5 Questions
1. What is the content of the essay below?
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2. Where is the boy?
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3. What relationship do they have?
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4. Are there any difficult words to read? What are they?
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5. Use a dictionary, then give the spelling and meaning of the given words.
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Vocabulary
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Pronunciation
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Meaning
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Appearance
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Appropriate
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Become
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Beg
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Conclude
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Difficulty
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Flesh
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Glad
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God
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Great
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Harm
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Overcome
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Pleasure
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Prayer
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Punctual
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Sincere
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Sure
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Trust
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Untruth
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Wish
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6. Read then make questions and give answers
MY DEAR BOY
It gives me great pleasure to know that you wish to become a Second Engineer. First be sure by asking God help you to overcome all difficulties. Always be glad to return to your happy home when your work is done. Always be punctual to keep your time then you will always be trusted. Always keep a clean appearance and keep your flesh clean.
Never tell an untruth! Never appropriate anything to your own use that is not yours. I conclude by begging of you to be sincere in your prayers to God, who will always watch over and keep you from all harm. God bless you, my dear Boy.
Your ever loving Father
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Unit 3
MY SCHOOL
3.1 Conversation
A Welcome! This is our school.
B Wow! It’s beautiful.
A Yes, but it isn’t very big.
B How many students are there in your school?
A About three thousand.
B And the teachers?
A There are over fifty. How about your school?
B Oh, my school is a little bit bigger.
A Can you describe your school?
B Sure. My school is …
3.2 Grammar
3.2.1 Possessive adjectives:
Personal/Subject Pronoun
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I
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You
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He
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She
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It
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We
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You
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They
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Possessive Adjective
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My
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Your
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His
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Her
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Its
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Our
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Your
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Their
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3.2.2 Defective Verb: CAN
3.2.2.1 Positives:
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S
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CAN
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V
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(Others)
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I
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can
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play
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football.
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She
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operate
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some machines.
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They
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go on board
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at any time.
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3.2.2.2 Negatives: Cannot = can’t
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S
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CANNOT
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V
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(Others)
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We
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can’t
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go away
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this weekend.
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He
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play
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badminton.
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They
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sit
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on that chair.
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3.2.2.3 Questions:
- Y / N:
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CAN (NOT)
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S
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V
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(Others)
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Can (can’t)
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you
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open
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the window? (1)
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she
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give
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him a lift? (2)
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they
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build
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a palace? (3)
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