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bài của hutcon
 
Bài của tớ đây: (Lần này làm cực cẩn thận luôn, hehe, bao nhiêu từ điển lôi ra bằng hết)In the Red: Better to Be in the Black
Now, (1. Words and Their Stories), a VOA Special English program about American (2. expressions). I''m Rich Kleinfeldt with some financial words and expressions (3. used) in business and the (4. stock) market. Our first expression is (5. in the red). It is another way of saying that a business is (6. losing money). In the past, numbers in the financial (7. records) of a company (8. were/were written) in red ink to show a loss. A business magazine recently (9. published) a report about a (10. television company). The report (11. said) the company was still in the red, but was able to cut its loss from the year before. A (12. profit) by a business is written in black numbers. So a company that is (13. in the black) is making money. An international news service (14. reported) that a private health insurer in Australia (15. on now/ announced) it was back in the black with its first profit in three years.
Another financial expression is (16. run on the bank). That is what happens when many people try to (17. withdraw) all their money from a bank. A run on the bank usually (18. happens) when people believe there is danger a bank may fail or close. Newspaper reports about a banking (19. crisis) in Russia used that expression. They said the government (20. acted) because of fears that the crisis would cause a run on the banks. When a run on the banks was (21. starting), there was not much they could do, said a (22. banking expert). (23. Day trading) is a new expression about a system that lets (24. investors) trade directly on an (25. latitude/electronic market system). The system is (26. known) as NASDAQ, short for The National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation. It was the first completely (27. computer rise/ computerized) stock market. It (28. sells) stocks of companies not listed on any stock exchange. Many high technology companies are (29. listed) on it.
Day trading companies (30. provide) a desk and a computer system to an investor who (31. wants) to trade. (32. Investors/Individuals) must provide fifty thousand dollars or more to the trading company to pay for the stocks they buy. Thousands of other investors do day trading from computers in (33. their homes). A (34. day trader) (35. watches) stock prices carefully. When he (36. sees) a stock (37. rises in prise/rise in price), he uses the computer to buy shares of the stock. If the stock continues to rise in price in the next few minutes, the day trader sells the (38. shares) quickly to make a small profit. Then he looks for another stock to buy. If a stock goes (39. down instead of up), he sells it and (40. excepts/accepts= chấp nhận (đúng hơn chứ)) the loss. The idea is to make a small profit many times (41. during the day). Day traders may buy and sell stocks (42. hundreds of times) each day. Many day traders lose all their money in (43. a week or so). Only about (44. thirty percent) succeed in earning enough from their (45. efforts) to continue day trading. (MUSIC)This VOA Special English program, Words and Their Stories, was written by Frank Beardsley. This is Rich Kleinfeldt.
Hehe đúng là hc làm cực kỳ cẩn thận luôn?J.

bài của gapgo224
 
In the Red: Better to Be in the Black
Now, (1. words and their stories/Words and Their Stories/Tên của chương trình cần viết hoa), a VOA Special English program about American (2. expressions). I''m Rich Kleinfeldt with some financial words and expressions (3. used) in business and the (4. stock) market.
Our first expression is (5. in the red). It is another way of saying that a business is (6. losing money). In the past, numbers in the financial (7. recuirt/records) of a company (8. was written/were written/numbers?số nhiều nên dùng ?owere) in red ink to show a loss.
A business magazine recently (9. publics/published) a report about a (10. television company). The report (11. said) the company was still in the red, but was able to cut its loss from the year before.
A (12. profit) by a business is written in black numbers. So a company that is (13. in the black) is making money. An international news service (14. reported) that a private health insurer in Australia (15. announces/announced) it was back in the black with its first profit in three years.
Another financial expression is (16. run on the bank). That is what happens when many people try to (17. withdraw) all their money from a bank. A run on the bank usually (18. happened/happens) when people believe there is danger a bank may fail or close.
Newspaper reports about a banking (19. crises/crisis) in Russia used that expression. They said the government (20. act it/acted) because of fears that the crisis would cause a run on the banks. When a run on the banks was (21. starting), there was not much they could do, said a (22. banking expert).
(23. Day trading) is a new expression about a system that lets (24. investors) trade directly on an (25. electronic market system). The system is (26. know/known) as NASDAQ, short for The National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation. It was the first completely (27.computer eyes/computerized) stock market. It (28. sells) stocks of companies not listed on any stock exchange. Many high technology companies are (29. listed) on it.
Day trading companies (30. provided/provide) a desk and a computer system to an investor who (31. wants) to trade. (32. Individual/Individuals) must provide fifty thousand dollars or more to the trading company to pay for the stocks they buy. Thousands of other investors do day trading from computers in (33. their homes).
A (34. day trader) (35. watches) stock prices carefully. When he (36. see/sees/động từ của ngôi thứ ba cần ?os?) a stock (37. rises in price/rise in price), he uses the computer to buy shares of the stock. If the stock continues to rise in price in the next few minutes, the day trader sells the (38. shares) quickly to make a small profit. Then he looks for another stock to buy. If a stock goes (39. down instead of up), he sells it and (40. excepts/accepts= chấp nhận (đúng hơn chứ)) the loss.
The idea is to make a small profit many times (41. during a day/during the day). Day traders may buy and sell stocks (42. hundred of times/hundreds of times) each day.
Many day traders lose all their money in (43. week or so/a week or so). Only about (44. thirty percent) succeed in earning enough from their (45. efforts) to continue day trading.
(MUSIC)
This VOA Special English program, Words and Their Stories, was written by Frank Beardsley. This is Rich Kleinfeldt
 
 

E hèm?tình hình là tuần nầy không phải mình post bài sửa trể nha. Mà vì lỗi tại bpl và hc (híhí) đấu với nhau chẳng những long trời lở đất ở topic nầy mà còn làm sập luôn trang TTVNOL?.Nên mấy hôm nay mình không vào và post bài được. Phần sửa ngữ pháp vì lý do kỹ thuật mình sẽ post sau nhé. Và mong rằng ngày mai trời lại sáng không có động đất TTVNOL để mình có thể post bài mới?.
 
Bpl v à hc tự mình cộng lỗi của mình nhé? Mình đề nghị cái vụ thiếu ?os? hay dư ?os? và viết hoa hay không viết hoa?tính nửa lỗi thôi?có được không?

Hù, cái chỗ 37....tức thật!!!!!

Em xin lỗi chị , đúng là đọc ko kỹ , nhìn ko kỹ, hoá ra ý bài nó hỏi là vậy, em lại cứ tưởng chỗ nào có tiếp diễn thì gạch chân hết ạh.Cám ơn chị nhiều !
5. Identify (Underline the present progressive that describe something happening right now. (Parentheses) the present progressive verbs that describe things that are happening these days (but not necessarily right now).
- am still taking
- (is taking)
- ( are preparing )
- are flying
- ( are performing )
- are you doing
- ( are still writing )
- is calling
- are leaving
Hơ hơ , sao em ko gạch chân dc chị ạh, cái nào mà em ko cho dấu ngoặc là gạch chân ạh !

Hờ hờ em thử gạch chân xem có được ko ?
i am waiting for u !

@ Hutcon, tức gì mà tức, tớ cũng sai chỗ đó mà, lần này công bố trước bàn dân thiên hạ và chị LONGVAN:
Hutcon sai 9 lỗi, em sai 7 lỗi, thiếu "s" hay gì đó mà sai về cấu từ và chia từ thì vẫn tính là 1 lỗi ạh, chị chứ gạch là lỗi tất, duy có điều lôĩ viết hoa thì có thể bỏ qua được, Hutcon có đồng ý ko ?
@ LONGVAN, cái từ computerised của em ấy, chị sửa thành computerized, nhưng em nghĩ là viết được 2 cách nên em viết cái đó, ko ngờ cũng sai bị tính 1 lỗi, híc híc
Hôm nay chị mới chữa bài em lại cứ tưởng chị lại bận việc TẾT nhất quá, or chị bị ốm, đang định hỏi thăm thì chị đã chữa bài rùi
Chắc đến tuần này thì topic nghỉ TẾT chứ chị nhỉ ?

@ bienphale: Tớ nghĩ viết hoa cũng nên tính đi...tập cho cẩn thận nhẩy (tại tính tớ cẩu thả lắm) Có những chỗ ko quan trọng nhưng có những chỗ như đầu câu hay sau dấu chấm thì...nghiệm trọng đấy
Tớ bực cái chỗ 37 bởi vì chỗ đó tớ nghe ra và biết nó là cái gì, thế mà đến khi viết lại sai.....Còn những chỗ khác thì "tâm phục khẩu phục"....
Vậy là 1-0 Tỉ số đang nghiêng về bienphale...Nhưng trận đấu còn dài (cụ thể là 4 tuần nữa).....30 chưa phải là tết bienphale nhỉ??? Híhí

@Hutcon, TẾT năm nay chỉ có 29 ngày thôi, mà nói là 4 tuần nữa chứ, tính tuần này là tuần thứ nhất rồi, chỉ cần 2 tuần nữa là biết ngay ấy mà ! Cậu thích thế nào thì tớ chiều hết, thoả mái thế còn gì

Ề....em bienphale có tự tin quá không đó. Làm giề mà chỉ 2 tuần nữa là biết kết quả ...Hôm nay là thứ ba roài nhỉ....Ko biết có nghỉ tết ko longvan8? Hay chúng ta vẫn "vui xuân nhưng ko quên nhiệm vụ" (đánh bại em bienphale) hả?