Lớp học tiếng Anh cô giáo PHƯƠNG THÙY (cô Thùy_ED Lò Đúc) - Lớp học TA lâu đời nhất trên TTVNOL từ 2

em Thu Huyen E50 a. chi oi! sao em khong nhan duoc mail nhan xet bai noi a? chi quen em roi

em Đỗ Thị Kim Huệ E44

Unit 1 Thanking

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hị hị, sis ơi, dạo này em vô cùng đau khổ vì không được đi học, đang bị kiểm tra nội bộ vào làm tơi tả, tuần này là xong, sẽ cố gắng đi học đầy đủ, sis đừng mắng em mà tội nghiệp nhá
em nộp bài speaking 1 http://www.mediafire.com/?a7yhyzy9wm97gpe

UPDATE bài lớp E44 ngày 29.05.11 :
Lớp đã học hết bài Listening 3.4; Vocab 49,50 và bài WRITING UNIT 6
Đề WRITING lớp E44 chủ đề CAUSE/ EFFECT ESSAY: hạn chót nộp bài: Hết ngày Chủ nhật ngày 05.06.11
1. It is said that people’s life now is becoming more and more stressful. Causes, effects and solutions.
2. The gap of living in cities and the countryside is larger and larger. Causes, effects and solutions.
3. Waste disposal presents increasing problems, especially in urban areas. Cause, effect, solution ?
4. Recent statistics show that the crimes by the young people in the major city of the world are increasing. Cause, effects, solutions.


Dành cho thứ 4 (01.06.11):
+ Chữa bài Reading 3.4; bài tập Ngữ pháp Chương 5 bài 1,2,3,4 - Vocab 51-53
Dành cho thứ 5 (02.06.11):
+ Bài Listening 1.4; Vocab 54-56; và bài Ngữ pháp chương 5 bài 5,6,7,8
Hạn chót nộp bài thu âm số 2: Chủ nhật ngày 05.06.11 [r2)]
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Em Nguyen Phuong Le nop bai recording Unit 1
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hihi em xem lai thi nhan duoc roi chi a.

Em Hồng Hải _ E44 nộp bài communication 1
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Em NguyenThanhHai_E43 nộp bài:
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At first, you have to know well about Internet. You must know the way to connect your computer to Internet. Internet is not strange to everybody but not many people can use Internet like a useful tool. You can go to webpage eBay.com to looking for things you want to buy. Knowledge about Internet will make you easy to look at every information about things you need.
Next, you must to get to know that goods ‘s price. Because price on eBay is not sure a best price. Buying good things with suit prices is shopping successfully. Thus, before you buy any thing you must know true value of that goods.
Last of all, you have to confirm dealer ‘s information. A trusting dealer can ensure good ‘s quality. Hence, getting information about dealer is last step to decide whether you should buy that good or not.
Shopping on eBay is a choice of intelligent consumers. If you know well about Internet, goods ‘s price and dealers ‘s information, shopping successfully is definitely easy to you.

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Trần Công Hùng E43 nộp bài

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HOW TO FLIRT​

Flirting is, at its most basic, a way to meet potential mates and see (within a short period of time) if they're compatible. In some situations, such as at a dance or a party, flirting is the only way to open the door to a romantic relationship with someone you don't know and might not otherwise ever see again. Because of all of this, flirting is a very important skill, and it's one that makes a lot of people nervous. There is an art of flirting, though, and it's an art that can be learned. Here are some pointers for you.

First, initiate a conversation with the person you're interested in. If you don't already know them simply make small talk. What you say isn't important. You don't really need an answer to the question; you are simply inviting the person to talk with you. If this small talk goes well, proceed to share a little information about yourself--just something small like what you do for a living or how you liked the show you just saw, for example. The key to sharing information is that you both gradually open up. Take turns talking, and each time the other person gives you some information about himself or herself, give similar information about yourself, and maybe give slightly more personal information than that person gave. For example, if you're talking to a girl who says she's taking summer classes, you might disclose that you are also taking summer classes, and then proceed to tell her which class you are most excited about. This invites her to disclose more information about herself. In this manner, the intimacy of the conversation increases over time. After that,give the person your complete attention. Laugh at their jokes, listen to their stories, and don't get distracted by what's going on around you. It's more important to seem interested than to seem interesting, and you don't want to hog the conversation. Being a good listener is far more important *****ccessful flirting than being witty. Then read bodylanguage. Does the person look approachable? Do they appear interested in you? From the moment you see someone with whom you might want to flirt, you should read his or her body language. Once you're actually flirting with the person, body language is often the only way to tell if the person is actually interested in you . Most of us have a natural ability to read body language, but it's easy to misread signals, so be careful and take it slow. If you see one signal that indicates the person is interested in you, watch for other signals that might confirm that. When you see that things are going really well, you might want to try to break the touch barrier. Touch his or her arm briefly and gently as you talk. Or be more assertive and hold the person's hand when you cross the street, or if walking to a seat or a table, lead them by gently holding their arm. Touching in this manner helps break a "personal space" barrier. Pay attention to red flags, because some people have "personal space" issues and you don't want to make them uncomfortable. In general, women can get away with touching much earlier in a conversation than men can. Many women feel a little threatened when a man they just met enters their personal space, while most men are more open to being touched. In any case, proceed with caution, and back off if you get negative or mixed signals from the person. Finally, it is important for you to close the deal. Most flirting is just harmless fun, and nothing will ever come of it. Every now and then, though, you'll meet someone who you'd like to see again and who you think would also like to see you again. Flirting is, after all, a type of courting ritual, a way to meet potential boyfriends or girlfriends, maybe even your future spouse. Don't worry about wedding plans just yet, though; start by getting the person's phone number. For most people, this is the hard part, because you have to actually make your intentions known, and in doing so you risk rejection. Be brave. Tell the person you'd like to see him or her again, and just ask for their phone number or, if it feels right, try to set up a date for some future time. If the person isn't interested, don't sweat it. There'll always be another guy or girl to flirt with.

Bài ghi âm Thanking

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