^_^ Lớp học tiếng Anh P13 Ms.Thuy(5th) ^_^

Hi
@Dung:Em "dát" quá,cứ xông bừa vào đi,lớp có 4 Dung:1 Dung thẽo thẹt xấu xí em gái chị hok nói làm gì,1 dung "phim chưởng",1 Dung "trẻ bất ngờ" và 1 Dung "quiet" là em thôiphải xông bừa vào chứ
Lớp thứ 7 và CN đều có 4.30pm,Như Ý hơi "đanh đá bề mặt" 1 chút thoai,nhưng cực kì đáng yêu đấy nhé(cô mà hay nói giọng oanh vàng nhưng...ko thỏ thẻ và nhiệt tình nhất ở bàn đầu ấy)
@Hến:Nhớ em quá trời ....nhớ da diếtko có em,lớp học ....yên tĩnh hẳn,chị nói đỡ mệt hẳn vì ko phải át tiếng gossip của em nhưng trong lòng trống vắng quá,đi học đi nèo
@Êk:Hic hic,chán quá....đi từ Wave Tàu đi hết tất cả mọi loại xe cộ,cuộc sống xô đẩy,đẩy xôgiờ chẳng có cả cảm xúc để thực hiện cái plan đấy của chúng mình nữa Êk ạ
cứ AB của Êk trước nhá
@hoainam:Hello Mr
@Mr.Số:Trong mắt Mr thì ss lúc nào chẳng...xinh hí hí....
Dạo này mọi người mải mê F5,mải OTC,mải project....quên hết cả những điều thú vị khác của cuộc sống rồi Mr ạđánh thức họ dậy thôi
@Mai Anh đáng thương:Ai bảo có HT gọi free mà ko bấm cho ss để hỏitội nghiệp em yêu
Mọi người tiếp tục làm bài đi nhá
yêu cả nhà

Hi
@Dung:Em "dát" quá,cứ xông bừa vào đi,lớp có 4 Dung:1 Dung thẽo thẹt xấu xí em gái chị hok nói làm gì,1 dung "phim chưởng",1 Dung "trẻ bất ngờ" và 1 Dung "quiet" là em thôiphải xông bừa vào chứ
Lớp thứ 7 và CN đều có 4.30pm,Như Ý hơi "đanh đá bề mặt" 1 chút thoai,nhưng cực kì đáng yêu đấy nhé(cô mà hay nói giọng oanh vàng nhưng...ko thỏ thẻ và nhiệt tình nhất ở bàn đầu ấy)
@Hến:Nhớ em quá trời ....nhớ da diếtko có em,lớp học ....yên tĩnh hẳn,chị nói đỡ mệt hẳn vì ko phải át tiếng gossip của em nhưng trong lòng trống vắng quá,đi học đi nèo
@Êk:Hic hic,chán quá....đi từ Wave Tàu đi hết tất cả mọi loại xe cộ,cuộc sống xô đẩy,đẩy xôgiờ chẳng có cả cảm xúc để thực hiện cái plan đấy của chúng mình nữa Êk ạ
cứ AB của Êk trước nhá
@hoainam:Hello Mr
@Mr.Số:Trong mắt Mr thì ss lúc nào chẳng...xinh hí hí....
Dạo này mọi người mải mê F5,mải OTC,mải project....quên hết cả những điều thú vị khác của cuộc sống rồi Mr ạđánh thức họ dậy thôi
@Mai Anh đáng thương:Ai bảo có HT gọi free mà ko bấm cho ss để hỏitội nghiệp em yêu
Mọi người tiếp tục làm bài đi nhá
yêu cả nhà

sis ơi: iu cả nhà mà chả thấy bài vở rì cả thía
hến ởi ời đi học đi, cả nhà nhắc em nhiều lém roài
nhà mình buôn ác quá, he he

sis ơi: iu cả nhà mà chả thấy bài vở rì cả thía
hến ởi ời đi học đi, cả nhà nhắc em nhiều lém roài
nhà mình buôn ác quá, he he

Ôi thế là em k phải thị vệ độc hành nữa rồi, từ bé đến nhớn đi học, lớp chả có ai trùng tên, giờ lớp có tới 4 Dzung vui ghê

Ôi thế là em k phải thị vệ độc hành nữa rồi, từ bé đến nhớn đi học, lớp chả có ai trùng tên, giờ lớp có tới 4 Dzung vui ghê

Chị ơi em nộp bài mắn nì
Money
Reading
2.
a. John Sutter: visionary, dreamer, conservative
b. One of the Forty-Niners: risk-taker, farmer, opportunist, businessman, entrepreneur
3. Track 19
a.3
b.1
c.2
d.5
e.6
f.4
Lexis
1.
a. take: a chance, a risk, advantage of the hotel facilities
b. make: a fortune, sense, money, a mess of his exam
c. had: no idea, money, a think about it, a go at skiing
d. created: a sensation, an atmosphere, the right con***ions
Listening
2. Track 20
a.2
b.4
c.6
d.3
e.7
f.5
g.1
Time is money
2.
a. trickle, flood, deluge
b. drifted
c. streamed
3.
1. spare
2. valuable
3. worth
4. wasting
5. profitable
6. half-baked
7. chewing
8. food
9. digest
10. running out
11. spend
Close up
1. Track 22
a.
1.x
2.a
3.x
4.a
5.the
6.the
7.the
8.a
9.x
10.the
11.the
12.a
13.a
14.a
15.x
16.a
17.x
18.the
19.the
20.the
b.
1.a
2.x
3.a
4.the
5.the
6.the
7.the
8.the
Schwa
1. Track 24
a. Money makes the world go around.
b. There?Ts no such thing as a free lunch.
c. Put your money where your mouth is.
d. In for a penny, in for a pound.
e. Watch the pennies, and the pounds take care of themselves.
f. The love of money is the root of all evil.
Money talks
Lexis
1.
a. breadwinner
b. a rainy day
c. broke
d. blown it
e. splashed out
f. a fortune
Listening and Speaking
1.
a.3
b.5
c.6
d.2
e.4
f.1
3. Track 31, 32
a. Does it matter if a wife earns more than her husband? How would you handle it?
- Patti: It wouldn?Tt matter to me, but it might matter to my husband. It shouldn?Tt matter, but human nature being what it is, it probably would.
- Eric: I would feel like a failure, my wife earned more than I did. It?Ts a man?Ts job to earn a living, and a woman?Ts place is in the home.
- Lee: It would worry me. I?Tve no love to couples where the woman is the main bread-winner, and I think as fine so long with ? join what they?Tre doing. In fact, you would be really good? wife feels earning a fortune. But actually I?Tll probably not regret married.
b. If you were given $1000 to save, spend or invest in just one day, what would you do with it?
- Patti: Hm? The sensible thing to do with is to save it for a rainy day or help my over job. But I think I?Tll draw the splashed out on a family holiday. We need it.
- Eric: You know what. I think I?Tm a bit tempted to get a new computer, because I spend quite a bit of my time on the internet, and my computer is getting a bit slow. Yes, a new computer, that?Ts all I?Td spend $1000 on.
- Lee: Well, I said it wasn?Tt saved or invested. I?Tll probably blow it to a new sterio system and some massive speakers.
Close up
1.
a.6
b.3
c.5
d.1
e.4
f.2
Treasured possessions
2. Track 33 - 36
a.3
b.1
c.4
d.2
# Armando?Ts typewriter: It used to be my father?Ts, and I learnt to write on it. Now it?Ts a museum-piece. My father thought I might become a musician. He? Daniel Alomia Robles, the famous Peruvian composer and story teller who created El Condor Pasa. He gave it to me when he realized that I wasn?Tt going to follow him into music. I valued it greatly. I mean the expression like sound, technology and cinema topography. But when I write, I don?Tt need anything else. When I lived alone in Peruvian jungle for ten years, I took it with me. And I think that was the period when I wrote more than I did any other of time in my life.
# Katie?Ts wedding ring: My mother gave it to me, brother and to one of my two sisters. Maybe because she realized that I was at least likely to get one of my own. I don?Tt wear it because I?Tm afraid of losing it. I keep it on my bedside table. I see it when I wake up every morning. It?Ts by far ? When I look at it, I remember my mum who is living in England.
# Heather?Ts neck-warmer: This is my most valuable possession because it saved my life when I got an avalanche in ? Chica mount range. It has been snowing for four days and the temperature rose that morning. Perfect avalanche con***ions. When the first person of our group of snow border left up the corners, the rest of us decided to follow his tracks. No? sing, no heart turns, so it?Ts not to disturb the snow. When I was at my turn, I made it down the first peg safely and thought I was out of danger, but the person behind me started before I was in the safe distance, and nervously made a hard right turn. I heard a large crack and then wham! The snow hit me really fast in the back of the neck. I pushed my neck-warmer over my face which kept a snow out of my mouth and nose. I ? to breathe as the avalanche woke me up. I began ? with swimming and try to stay where and which way was up. When the snow finally settled, I have managed to get part of my gloves up through the surface. They took the other a few minutes to find me, but I knew they would. Luckily, my neck-warmer ?those few minutes.
# Mike?Ts mobile phone: I like sense of its ? This is the thing I least ? to lose. It?Ts not because of its ? it?Ts reckoned an expensive one because it?Ts recording the email on the tape. But the ? thing is the default ? addresses and numbers of practically everybody are known. It contains the details of about 300 people.
A day in my very wealthy life
1. as
2. then
3. by the time
4. after
5. just as
6. until
7. during
8. as soon as
9. when
10. while

Chị ơi em nộp bài mắn nì
Money
Reading
2.
a. John Sutter: visionary, dreamer, conservative
b. One of the Forty-Niners: risk-taker, farmer, opportunist, businessman, entrepreneur
3. Track 19
a.3
b.1
c.2
d.5
e.6
f.4
Lexis
1.
a. take: a chance, a risk, advantage of the hotel facilities
b. make: a fortune, sense, money, a mess of his exam
c. had: no idea, money, a think about it, a go at skiing
d. created: a sensation, an atmosphere, the right con***ions
Listening
2. Track 20
a.2
b.4
c.6
d.3
e.7
f.5
g.1
Time is money
2.
a. trickle, flood, deluge
b. drifted
c. streamed
3.
1. spare
2. valuable
3. worth
4. wasting
5. profitable
6. half-baked
7. chewing
8. food
9. digest
10. running out
11. spend
Close up
1. Track 22
a.
1.x
2.a
3.x
4.a
5.the
6.the
7.the
8.a
9.x
10.the
11.the
12.a
13.a
14.a
15.x
16.a
17.x
18.the
19.the
20.the
b.
1.a
2.x
3.a
4.the
5.the
6.the
7.the
8.the
Schwa
1. Track 24
a. Money makes the world go around.
b. There?Ts no such thing as a free lunch.
c. Put your money where your mouth is.
d. In for a penny, in for a pound.
e. Watch the pennies, and the pounds take care of themselves.
f. The love of money is the root of all evil.
Money talks
Lexis
1.
a. breadwinner
b. a rainy day
c. broke
d. blown it
e. splashed out
f. a fortune
Listening and Speaking
1.
a.3
b.5
c.6
d.2
e.4
f.1
3. Track 31, 32
a. Does it matter if a wife earns more than her husband? How would you handle it?
- Patti: It wouldn?Tt matter to me, but it might matter to my husband. It shouldn?Tt matter, but human nature being what it is, it probably would.
- Eric: I would feel like a failure, my wife earned more than I did. It?Ts a man?Ts job to earn a living, and a woman?Ts place is in the home.
- Lee: It would worry me. I?Tve no love to couples where the woman is the main bread-winner, and I think as fine so long with ? join what they?Tre doing. In fact, you would be really good? wife feels earning a fortune. But actually I?Tll probably not regret married.
b. If you were given $1000 to save, spend or invest in just one day, what would you do with it?
- Patti: Hm? The sensible thing to do with is to save it for a rainy day or help my over job. But I think I?Tll draw the splashed out on a family holiday. We need it.
- Eric: You know what. I think I?Tm a bit tempted to get a new computer, because I spend quite a bit of my time on the internet, and my computer is getting a bit slow. Yes, a new computer, that?Ts all I?Td spend $1000 on.
- Lee: Well, I said it wasn?Tt saved or invested. I?Tll probably blow it to a new sterio system and some massive speakers.
Close up
1.
a.6
b.3
c.5
d.1
e.4
f.2
Treasured possessions
2. Track 33 - 36
a.3
b.1
c.4
d.2
# Armando?Ts typewriter: It used to be my father?Ts, and I learnt to write on it. Now it?Ts a museum-piece. My father thought I might become a musician. He? Daniel Alomia Robles, the famous Peruvian composer and story teller who created El Condor Pasa. He gave it to me when he realized that I wasn?Tt going to follow him into music. I valued it greatly. I mean the expression like sound, technology and cinema topography. But when I write, I don?Tt need anything else. When I lived alone in Peruvian jungle for ten years, I took it with me. And I think that was the period when I wrote more than I did any other of time in my life.
# Katie?Ts wedding ring: My mother gave it to me, brother and to one of my two sisters. Maybe because she realized that I was at least likely to get one of my own. I don?Tt wear it because I?Tm afraid of losing it. I keep it on my bedside table. I see it when I wake up every morning. It?Ts by far ? When I look at it, I remember my mum who is living in England.
# Heather?Ts neck-warmer: This is my most valuable possession because it saved my life when I got an avalanche in ? Chica mount range. It has been snowing for four days and the temperature rose that morning. Perfect avalanche con***ions. When the first person of our group of snow border left up the corners, the rest of us decided to follow his tracks. No? sing, no heart turns, so it?Ts not to disturb the snow. When I was at my turn, I made it down the first peg safely and thought I was out of danger, but the person behind me started before I was in the safe distance, and nervously made a hard right turn. I heard a large crack and then wham! The snow hit me really fast in the back of the neck. I pushed my neck-warmer over my face which kept a snow out of my mouth and nose. I ? to breathe as the avalanche woke me up. I began ? with swimming and try to stay where and which way was up. When the snow finally settled, I have managed to get part of my gloves up through the surface. They took the other a few minutes to find me, but I knew they would. Luckily, my neck-warmer ?those few minutes.
# Mike?Ts mobile phone: I like sense of its ? This is the thing I least ? to lose. It?Ts not because of its ? it?Ts reckoned an expensive one because it?Ts recording the email on the tape. But the ? thing is the default ? addresses and numbers of practically everybody are known. It contains the details of about 300 people.
A day in my very wealthy life
1. as
2. then
3. by the time
4. after
5. just as
6. until
7. during
8. as soon as
9. when
10. while

Text Comprehension - headings
Choose the best heading for each paragraph in the article. Choose A, B, or C:
1 Paragraph 1
A The worst language speakers in Europe.
B The best language speakers in Europe.
C The best and worst language speakers in Europe.
2 Paragraph 2
A British second language speakers.
B A comparison of European countries.
C Details of how the poll was carried out.
3 Paragraph 3
A Use of English in Europe.
B Languages of travellers in Europe.
C Comparison of languages spoken in Europe.
4 Paragraph 4
A Use of languages in Europe.
B Reasons to learn English.
C Attitudes to foreign languages.
5 Paragraph 5
A Year of languages begins in December.
B Why people don''''''''t learn foreign languages.
C EU initiative to teach language.

Text Comprehension - headings
Choose the best heading for each paragraph in the article. Choose A, B, or C:
1 Paragraph 1
A The worst language speakers in Europe.
B The best language speakers in Europe.
C The best and worst language speakers in Europe.
2 Paragraph 2
A British second language speakers.
B A comparison of European countries.
C Details of how the poll was carried out.
3 Paragraph 3
A Use of English in Europe.
B Languages of travellers in Europe.
C Comparison of languages spoken in Europe.
4 Paragraph 4
A Use of languages in Europe.
B Reasons to learn English.
C Attitudes to foreign languages.
5 Paragraph 5
A Year of languages begins in December.
B Why people don''''''''t learn foreign languages.
C EU initiative to teach language.