Nhóm EEG (Tiếng Anh- Hành trang tới tương lai)

KINH NGHIỆM LUYỆN THI IELTS VÀ DU HỌC ANH
Với xu hướng toàn cầu hoá diễn ra chóng mặt ,công cuộc hội nhập của thế hệ trẻ ngày càng sâu rộng.Việc bạn học tiếng ANH ,luyện thi IELTS ,du học học ANH không còn xa lạ. Để tạo điều kiện cho bạn có thêm một kênh thông tin bổ ích về phương pháp học,kinh nghiệm thi IELTS ,những vấn đề liên quan đến du học ANH.Chúng tôi những thành viên của câu lạc bộ BCHANOI đã xây dựng một nhóm bạn trẻ để giải đáp bất cứ vấn đề nào bạn mắc phải khi thi IELTS và du học ANH.Không chỉ xây dựng cho những thành viên của câu lạc bộ mà bất kì bạn nào có thắc mắc đều được chúng tôi giải đáp với nguyện vọng chia xẻ thông tin cho tất các bạn có cùng mối quan tâm.Hàng ngày chúng tôi có những bạn sau sẽ lên topic bchanoi_club giải đáp những câu hỏi của các bạn:
1.DIỆU HUYỀN đang học ở CAMRIDGE.
2.HỒNG MINH tốt ngiệp MBA.
3.THU PHƯƠNG đang học MBA.
4.HUY ĐỨC 6.5 IELTS
5.HỒNG NGA 7.5 IELTS.
6.XUÂN LƯƠNG chuyên gia tư vấn du học ANH.

i have a funny story and a stranslation of it :
HOW BUSINESS IS DONE?
Father : I want you to marry a girl of my choice.
Son : ?oI will choose my own bride!?
Father: ?oBut the girl is Bill Gates?Ts daughter.?
Son : ?oWell, in that casê?ok?
Next, Father approaches Bill Gates.
Father: ?oI have a husband for your daughter.?
Bill Gates: ?oBut my daughter is too young to marry!?
Father: ?oBut this young man is a vice-president of the World Bank.?
Bill Gates: ?oAh, in that casê?ok?
Finally, Father goes to see the president of the World Bank.
Father: ?oI have a young man to be recommended as a vice-president.?
President: ?oBut I already have more vice- presidents than I need!?
Father: ?oBut this young man is Bill Gates?Ts son-in-law.?
President: ?oAh, in that casê?ok?
This is how business is done!!
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Di ngỈời ta chọn
Con: Con sẽ tự chọn lấy cô dâu!
B': NhỈng cô gái là con của Bill Gate
Con: Uhm, trong hợp 'ó thì.. OK!!!
Tiếp 'ó BỐ tiếp cận Bill Gate
B': Tôi có mTt ngỈời ch"ng cho con gái của ngài
Bill: NhỈng con gái tôi còn quá trẻ 'f lấy ch"ng
B': NhỈng ngỈời 'ó là phó chủ ti
Bill: Uhm, trong hợp 'ó thì.. OK!!!
Cu'i cùng B' 'ến gặp chủ ti
B': Tôi mu'n gi>i thi?u mTt ngỈời trẻ tu.i làm Phó chủ t<ch
Chủ t<ch: nhỈng tôi có nhiều hỈn s' tôi cần r"i
B': NhỈng ngỈời này là con rf Bill Gate
Chủ t<ch: Uhm, trong hợp 'ó thì.. OK!!!
Cũng có nhiều 'iều cần fải suy nghĩ nh????

Today, it is so cold for me ! &gt;&gt;_&lt;&lt; although i wear very warmly, why like that ? this afternoon, i am sitting in the classroom including more than 120 students, and my teacher remind me to concentrate on the lesson , hik . at that time, i was thinking alot ... woa woa about .... ( it s secret ) hi hi , but i was too sad !

Hi every one
Iam back after a long time. Where are u, our club members? Please post something on our page with the simple purpose to make our club develope. A big clap hand for be_with _me and hanoikiss because of their texts.
And now it''s my turn, right?
I will give you ten tips which are maybe useful when u speak in public
1.Your audience is there to hear your message. Relax and deliver that message, instead of focusing on yourself.
2.Make sure that your speech is right for your audience. What was great for a youth group probably won?Tt fly at a Rotary function. 3.Encourage adults to take responsibility and set good examples and encourage the young people to take responsibility for their future.
4.Take your time. Don?Tt read your speech word-for-word and don?Tt rush through it. Be conversational, as if you were talking with a group of friends.
5.Don?Tt stand up there like a stick, clenching the podium at both sides. Be natural and animated. Use hand gestures, drink water, move around a little. But don?Tt rock back and forth ?" that conveys nervousness.
6.Keep it short and simple. The appropriate length varies according to the setting, but be aware of your audiencê?Ts attention span. Sometimes ?oless is more.?
7.Make eye contact with the audience. Connect with them. Get them to nod their heads to acknowledge what you?Tre saying. Make them pay attention to you.
8.Practice your speech ahead of time. Take time to pause in the right places to make eye contact and catch your breath. You may want to mark your speech where you want to pause. Let your commitment show.
Take questions and answers when you?Tre finished.
9.Don?Tt get into a debate if someone disagrees. Talk with him/her after your speech.
10.Have fun with it! Ethics doesn?Tt have to be boring. Share a relevant personal anecdote or two. Remember . . . it?Ts your character that counts!
Have a nice day, my friends!

everybody''s here

Hi!
Today is Sunday, fine and sunny day I hope so. Our club will have the 7th off at Blue bird cafe shop at 9 am about the topic "Stylish" which is done by Trang and Hieu.
Now I will give u some tips for listening English.
Listening Tips Does this situation seem familiar to you? Your English is progressing well, the grammar is now familiar, the reading comprehension is no problem, you are communicating quite fluently, but: Listening is STILL a problem! First of all, remember that you are not alone. Listening comprehension is probably the most difficult task (noun==exercise, job) for almost all learners of English as a foreign language. So, now you know you are not alone....! OK. The most important thing is to listen, and that means as often as possible. The next step is to find listening resources. This is where the Internet really comes in handy (idiom == to be useful) as a tool for English students. First you need to:
Download The RealPlayerfrom RealMedia.com
The RealPlayer allows you to listen to RealAudio and use the Internet like a radio station. Many sites now also provide listening using the Windows Media Player - or even have their own players on the site. Once you have the RealPlayer you can begin to listen to English as it is used in everyday life. The possibilities are almost unlimited. You can:
Listen to All Things Considered news stories on NPR
Listen to the BBC.
Strategies Once you have begun to listen on a regular basis, you might still be frustrated (adjective==upset) by limited understanding. What should you do? Here is some of the advice I give my students:
Accept the fact that you are not going to understand everything.
Keep cool (idiom==stay relaxed) when you do not understand - even if you continue to not understand for a long time.
Do not translate into your native language (synonym==mother tongue)
Firstly, translating creates a barrier (noun==wall, separation) between the listener and the speaker. Secondly, most people repeat themselves constantly. By remaining calm (adjective==relaxed), I noticed that - even if I spaced out (idiom==to not pay attention) I could usually understand what the speaker had said. I had discovered some of the most important things about listening comprehension: Translating creates a barrier between yourself and the person who is speaking While you are listening to another person speaking a foreign language (English in this case), the temptation is to immediately translate into your native language. This temptation becomes much
stronger when you hear a word you don''t understand. This is only natural as we want to understand everything that is said. However, when you translate into your native language, you are taking the focusof your attention away from the speaker and concentrating on the translation process taking place in your brain. This would be fine if you could put the speaker on hold (phrasal verb==to make a person wait). In real life however, the person continues talking while you translate. This situation obviously leads to less -not more- understanding. I have discovered that translation leads to a kind of block (noun==no movement or activity ) in my brain which sometimes doesn''t allow me to understand anything at all! Most people repeat themselves Think for a moment about your friends, family and colleagues. When they speak in your native tongue, do they repeat themselves? I don''t mean literally (adverb==word for word), I mean the general idea. If they are like most people I have met, they
probably do. That means that whenever you listen to someone speaking, it is very likely (adjective==probable) that he/she will repeat the information, giving you a second, third or even fourth chance to understand what has been said. By remaining calm, allowing yourself to notunderstand, and not translating while listening, your brain is free to concentrate on the most important thing: Understanding English in English.
Listen to something you enjoy
Probably the greatest advantage about using the Internet to improve your listening skills is that you can choose what you would like to listen to and how many and times you would like to listen to it. By listening to something you enjoy, you are also likely to know a lot more of the vocabulary required!
Listen for Keywords
Use keywords (noun==principal words) or keyphrases to help you understand the general ideas. If you understand "New York", "business trip", "last year" you can assume (verb==to take for granted, suppose) that the person is speaking about a business trip to New York last year. This may seem obvious to you, but remember that understanding the main idea will help you to understand the detail as the person continues to speak.

Listen for ContextLet''s imagine that your English speaking friend says "...I bought this great tunerat JR''s. It was really cheap and now I can finally listen to National Public Radio broadcasts." You don''t understand what a tuneris. If you focus on the word tuneryou might become frustrated. However, if you think in context (noun==the situation explained during the conversation) you probably will understand. For example; bought is the past of buy, listen is no problem and radio is obvious. Now you understand: He bought something - the tuner- to listen to the radio. A tunermust be a kind of radio! This is a simple example but it demonstrates what you need to focus on: Not the word that you don''t understand, but the words you dounderstand.
Summary It might seem to you that my ideas on how to listen encourage you to not understand everything. This is absolutely correct. One hundred percent understanding is something to work towards(phrasal verb==to have as a goal, a plan for the future) and not to expect of yourself now. Listening needs a great amount of practice and patience. Allow yourself the luxury of not becoming nervous when you do not understand, and you will be surprised by how quickly you dobegin to understand.
Listening often is the most important way to improve your listening skills. Enjoy the listening possibilities offered by the Internet and remember relax......

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thank for good ideal. but this ideal no need to become true now. because our group is small and we can act in ttvnol easily, not convenient . Pass of blog shouldnt share with everybody and there are some problem , ect .