Short answers: Yes, S + can / No, S + cannot.
(1) Yes, I can / No, I can’t.
(2) Yes, she can / No, she can’t.
(3) Yes, they can / No, they can’t.
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Wh
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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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What
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can / can’t
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you
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do? (1)
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How long
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they
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dive?
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(2)
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Why
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Peter
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come
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on time? (3)
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Answers: (1) I can perform any deck duties.
(2) About five minutes.
(3) Because he always gets up late.
3.2.3 There be
3.2.3.1 Positives
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THERE
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BE
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N
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Others
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There
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is
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an engine room
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in a ship.
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There
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are
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two propellers.
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3.2.3.2 Negatives
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THERE
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BE NOT
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N
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Others
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There
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isn’t
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a pilot
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on a ship.
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There
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aren’t
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two Bosuns
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in a ship crew
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3.2.3.2 Questions:
- Y / N:
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BE (NOT)
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THERE
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N
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Others
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Is
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there
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an engineer
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in a ship crew? (1)
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Are
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any tallymen
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in your ship now? (2)
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Short answers: Yes, there + be / No, there + be not.
(1) Yes, there is / No, there isn’t.
(2) Yes, there are / No, there aren’t.
- Wh:
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Wh
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BE (NOT)
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THERE
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N
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(Others)
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How many things
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are
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there
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in a life boat? (1)
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Why
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aren’t
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any stewards
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on your ship? (2)
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How much water
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is
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in the tank? (3)
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Answers: (1) There are many things.
(2) Because we can serve ourselves.
(3) I don’t know exactly. Let me measure.
3.2.4 Articles
3.2.4.1 “-a” is used in front of singular count nouns that begin with consonant sounds; or “-u” has a consonant sound; and pronounced “-h”.
Examples: a dog; a unit; a hotel, …
3.2.4.2 “-an” is used in front of singular count nouns that begin with the vowels a, e, i, o ;or “u” has a vowel sound; and in some words that begin with “h” (the “h” is not pronounced). Examples: an ocean; an uncle; an ugly picture; an honor, …
3.2.4.3 “-the” is used when the speaker and the listener have the same thing or person in mind. It shows that a noun is specific. “-the” is used with both count nouns and non-count nouns. “-the” is used for the second mention of a noun.
Examples: David is in the kitchen / The sun is hot / I have a bag - The bag is nice.
3.3 Vocabulary
3.3.1 The text
OUR SCHOOL
There are three vocational training schools that belong to Vietnam Inland Waterway Administration (VIWA): two in the North and one in the South. My school is the one in the South. It was rebuilt in 1998, after moving from a rented place. Located on the Nhà Bè river-bank, my school is far away from the dust, noise and smoke of the city. Its building is very grand. It has verandas on both the sides of class-room. There are shady trees near the verandas. The burning heat of the dry season and the heavy rains of the rainy season cannot trouble us.
Our school has a pier, a large meeting hall, two science labs, a big library and a reading room. The library is full of books on all subjects. When the students want to study more about their lessons, they can borrow books from the library. Besides these, there are about thirty class-rooms, principals’ office and a clerk’s office. There are four ships at the pier, they are ready for students of Marine Engine and Navigation Department to practice.
There are fifty teachers in the school. They are all highly qualified. They all work hard in teaching us. They help the students in every way possible. They are their true friends and guides. Our results are the best not only in the city but in the district also. All the teachers are sympathetic and kind. They look after our studies. They also take care of our health and character.
The school is proud of its good students and the students are proud of their good school. Although my school is not the best of all schools, I love it – the Waterway Transport Vocational College No 2.
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3.3.2 Pronunciation
3.3.2.1 Nouns
Burning heat [ˈbɜːnɪŋ hiːt] nóng như thiêu như đốt
Character [ˈkærəktə(r)] đặc điểm/ nhân vật
Class-room [ˈklɑːsruːm] lớp học
Clerk’s office [klɜːrksˈɒfɪs] thư ký văn phòng
District [ˈdɪstrɪkt] quận
Dust [dʌst] bụi
East [iːst] hướng Đông
Friend [frend] bạn
Guide [ɡaɪd] hướng dẫn
Health [ˈhelθ] sức khoẻ
Heavy rain [ˈhevi reɪn] mưa lớn
Library [ˈlaɪbrəri] thư viện
Noise [nɔɪz] tiếng ồn
North [nɔːθ] hướng Bắc
Principals’ office [ˈprɪnsəpl ˈɒfɪs] văn phòng Hiệu trưởng
Rainy season [reɪni ˈsiːzn] mùa mưa
Result [rɪˈzʌlt] kết quả
River-bank [ˈrɪvə(r) bæŋk] bờ sông
Science lab [ˈsaɪəns læb] phòng thí nghiệm khoa học
Shady tree [ˈʃeɪdi triː] cây có bóng mát
Side [saɪd] cạnh, phía
Smoke [sməʊk] khói
South [saʊθ] hướng Nam
Subject [ˈsʌbdʒɪkt] môn học, đề tài
Summer [ˈsʌmə(r)] mùa hè
Trouble [ˈtrʌbl] rắc rối
Veranda [vəˈrændə] hàng hiên, hành lang
Vietnam Inland Waterway Administration [Viet’næm inlænd wɒ:təwei ədmini:streiʃn] cục ĐTNĐ Việt Nam
Vocational training school [vəʊˈkeɪʃənl ˈtreɪnɪŋ skuːl] trường nghiệp vụ, trường dạy nghề
West [west] hướng Tây
Winter [ˈwɪntə(r)] mùa đông
3.3.2.2 Verbs
Borrow [ˈbɒrəʊ] mượn
Build [bɪld] xây dựng
Help [help] giúp đỡ
Locate [ləʊˈkeɪt] định vị
3.3.2.3 Adjectives
Far away [fɑː(r) əˈweɪ] xa xôi
Full of [fʊl əv] đầy
Grand [ɡrænd] to lớn
Hard [hɑːd] siêng năng/ cực khổ / khó
Kind [kaɪnd] tử tế
Near [nɪə(r)] gần
Proud of [paʊnd əv] tự hào
Qualified [ˈkwɒlɪfaɪd] đủ năng lực, đủ tư cách
Sympathetic [ˌsɪmpəˈθetɪk] thông cảm, đồng cảm
3.3.2.4 Adverbs
Besides [bɪˈsaɪdz] ngoài, ngoài ... ra
Best [best] tốt nhất
Highly [ˈhaɪli] hết sức/ vô cùng
3.4 Excercises
3.4.1 Answer questions:
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How many vocational training schools does Vietnam Inland Waterway Administration have?
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Are there any schools in the Central part of Vietnam?
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Where is the school in the text located?
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What adjective will you choose to describe this school? Noisy, exciting or quiet?
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Do you think the material and technical bases serve your career learning really well?
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How is the library?
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Why does the school need to have some ships at the pier?
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When do students want to borrow the books from library?
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Are the teachers serious or friendly?
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What is the name of the college in the North?
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3.4.2 Use Possessive Adjectives to complete the sentences
1. I have a pen. ___ pen is cheap.
2. Kate has a cat. ___ cat is lovely.
3. Sara and you have bicycles. ___ bicycles are beautiful.
4. Jim and Alex have mustaches. ___ mustaches are horrible.
5. I and Ann have some books. ___ books are interesting.
6. Ken has a car. ___ car is Ford.
7. We have a house. ___ house is small.
8. Sam and Kate have two computers. ______ computers are old.
9. John has a sister. ______ sister is very young.
10. I have an umbrella. _____ umbrella is blue.
3.4.3 Complete the sentences with ‘is’ or ‘are’
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There _____ a grammar book on Ahmed’s desk.
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There _____ many glasses on the shelf.
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There _____ two pens on Pierre’ desk.
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There _____ an apple in the fridge.
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There _____ thirty one days in July.
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There _____ only one student from Quảng Ninh in our class.
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There _____ three ships at the quay.
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There _____ ten sentences in this exercise.
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There _____ a large canteen in my school.
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There _____ many books on the bookshelf.
3.4.4 A, an or the?
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I work in _____ office.
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He works at _____ university.
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Sue has _____ idea.
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Bill has _____ good idea.
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I need _____ hour to finish my work.
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_____ sky is blue. _____ sun is hot.
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Singapore is _____ island.
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My parents live in _____ apartment.
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Mike has a pen and two pencils. _____ pen is blue; _____ pencils are yellow.
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Mr. Lee is _____ old man.
3.4.5 Use ‘is/isn’t’ or ‘are/aren’t’ to make sentences:
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A ball / round.
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The Earth / a planet.
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Flowers / ugly.
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My school / big.
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A turtle / fast.
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Cities / quiet.
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The students in our class / very intelligent.
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English grammar / easy.
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Gold / cheap.
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A mouse / big.
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3.5 Writing: Write a paragraph to describe your school (may be your old school). What are the same and the different points between yours and the school in the text?
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Unit 4
SCHOOL LIFE
4.1 Conversation (Where is it and what is it about?)
A: That is our son. He’s learning at Waterway Transport Vocational College No 2.
B: What career is he learning there?
A: He is a second-year student of the Marine Engine Department.
B: When will he finish that course?
A: He is going to take the final exam after this Summer holiday.
B: Is he going to be an engineer?
A: No, just a Greaser at first.
B: You are a happy mother! And, what is he doing now?
A: He’s preparing some documents for school.
4.2 Grammar
4.2.1 Present continuous tense
4.2.1.1 Positives
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S
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BE
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Ving
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Others
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I
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am
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writing
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a letter.
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He / she / it
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is
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doing
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homework at home.
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We / you / they
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are
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running
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very fast.
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4.2.1.2 Negatives
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S
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BE NOT
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Ving
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Others
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I
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am not
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writing
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a letter.
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He / she / it
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isn’t
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doing
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homework at home.
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We / you / they
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aren’t
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running
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very fast.
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4.2.1.3 Questions
- Y / N
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BE (NOT)
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S
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Ving
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Others
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Am
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I
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writing
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a letter? (1)
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Is (isn’t)
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he / she / it
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doing
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homework at home? (2)
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Are (aren’t)
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we / you / they
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running
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very fast? (3)
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Short answers: Yes, S + be / No, S + be not.
Students answer the questions 1, 2, 3.
- Wh
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WH
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BE (NOT)
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S
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Ving
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Others
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What
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am
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I
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writing?
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Where
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is / isn’t
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he / she / it
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doing
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homework?
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How
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are / aren’t
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we / you / they
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running?
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* Some notes of present continuous tense
Use:
Present continuous tense expresses
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an action or event that happens at the time of speaking.
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an action or event that happens around the time of speaking.
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a future arrangement.
Rules to change V into Ving:
END OF VERB -> -ING FORM
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Rule 1
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A consonant + -e -> Drop the -e and add -ing
Smile -> smiling
Write -> writing
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Rule 2
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One vowel + one consonant -> double the consonant and add -ing (but not
w, x and y)
Sit -> sitting
Run -> running
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Rule 3
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Two vowels + one consonant -> Add -ing; do not double the consonant
Read -> reading
Rain -> raining
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Rule 4
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Two consonants -> Add -ing; do not double the consonant
Stand -> standing
Push -> pushing
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