TOPIC 3: DESCRIBE YOUR EXPERIENCE WHEN YOU PLAYED A SPORT
(120- 150 words)
Your favourite sport
1. What is your favourite sport?
2. How long have you played that sport?
3. How often do you play that sport?
4. What body parts does that sport have positive effects on?
Your experience (The last time you played that sport)
5. When was the last time you played that sport?
6. Where did you play that sport?
7. Did you play alone or play in a team?
8. How long did you play that time?
9. How did you feel after playing that sport?
10. Did you have any difficulties when you played?
11. Do you think people should play that sport? Why/ Why not?
* Suggestions for Language Use in the Writing:
1. Grammar: should/ shouldn't, present perfect, past simple
2. Vocabulary: Body parts, sports
Hãy viết giúp em phù hợp dễ thuộc cho trình độ A2

Your hometown features
1. Where is your hometown?
2. Is it in the North, in the South or in the Central of Vietnam?
3. Describe some geographical features in your hometown? (mountainous, remote, delta,...)
Weather in your hometown
4. How many seasons does your hometown have? What are they?
5. What is the weather like in each season?
6. What do people often do in each season?
7. Which season do you like the most?
8. Which season do you hate the most?
9. Does the weather affect people’s lives in your hometown? In what way?
10. What is your dream weather pattern that you want to have in your hometown?
Hãy viết giúp em thời tiết gia lai
Đoạn mẫu
My hometown is Da Nang, located in Central Vietnam. This city is known for its beautiful beaches, mountains, and rivers. Da Nang has two main seasons: the dry season and the rainy season. The dry season is from April to August, and it is usually the hottest time of the year, with temperatures reaching over 35°C. Many people go to the beach, and families often enjoy outdoor activities like picnics. The rainy season is from September to March, and it brings cooler weather and sometimes storms. Streets can flood, which makes it hard for people to get around. I like the dry season the most because I love the sunshine and outdoor activities. On the other hand, the rainy season is my least favorite because it feels gloomy, and heavy rains make travel difficult. My dream weather would be a mild, sunny climate all year round with some gentle rain

Watch a group of friends inviting people to a party (Unit 10)

● Special events( birthday, wedding party, anniversary,...)
● Places: restaurant, hotel, private house, beach, cinema...
● Friendky way to invite: I would like to invite you to…/I’m pleased to invite you to…/I/We invite you to attend…
● Are you free on….? Bạn có rảnh vào thứ….?
● Would you like to come….. Party? Bạn có đến bữa tiệc…. Không?
● We are holding a party for…… can you come?
Chúng tôi đang tổ chức bữa tiệc…… bạn có thể đến không?
● That sounds great! / We love to come / Sure I’d love to
● Sorry, I’m busy / I can’t come. I’m working / I’d love to, but I’m away
Lên kịch bản giúp em hội thoại có 4 người rủ đi tiệc và kịch bản này em sẽ quay ghi hình vào tuần sau dựa vào mẫu

Watch a group of friends inviting people to a party (Unit 10)

Special events( birthday, wedding party, anniversary,...)
● Places: restaurant, hotel, private house, beach, cinema...

Friendky way to invite: I would like to invite you to…/I’m pleased to invite you to…/I/We invite you to attend…
● Are you free on….? Bạn có rảnh vào thứ….?
● Would you like to come….. Party? Bạn có đến bữa tiệc…. Không?
● We are holding a party for…… can you come?
Chúng tôi đang tổ chức bữa tiệc…… bạn có thể đến không?
● That sounds great! / We love to come / Sure I’d love to
● Sorry, I’m busy / I can’t come. I’m working / I’d love to, but I’m away
Giải giúp em kịch bản dựa vào mẫu ở dưới

Giải chi tiết và chính xác 2 bài tập trên , sau đó nêu phương pháp giải và dấu hiệu nhận biết

Hãy lập một kịch bản diễn kịch bằng tiếng anh dựa trên chủ đề : A Long and healthy life [ giúp ăn trọn điemr giáo viên ] ( cho nhóm gồm 11 thành viên )

Excuse me. Anyone/ sit/ here?
Who/ this box of pencils/ belong to?
I/walk/ home/ when/ it/ rain hard.
Keep silent. Father/ sleep.
sắp xếp lại câu thêm thì hiện tại đơn hoặc hiện tại tiếp diễn

Test colearn 
Cấu trúc Thì hiện tại đơn

giúp em phần 2 với ạ

Chương trình học tiếng Anh

Chương trình học tiếng Anh lớp 6

Chương trình học tiếng Anh lớp 6

Hãy giúp tôi tìm đoạn văn này

FAMOUS PEOPLE’S FIRST JOBS
Not all famous people were born into famous families. A lot of them had normal lives before becoming famous. They also had jobs like the rest of us. Here are just a few:
Former President Obama worked at an ice-cream parlour selling ice-cream cones. He was in high school in Honolulu, Hawaii and said it was quite hard. He also said that the job taught him about responsibility, hard work and how to spend time with work, friends and family.
Brad Pitt had a weird job when he was younger. He worked as a chicken! That’s right. He worked at a restaurant called El Pollo Loco in Hollywood, and his job was to dress up like a chicken and wave at the cars on the road. In fact, if you go on a “See the Stars” tour in Hollywood, many of them will take you past the same restaurant where Brad used to work.
Maybe the strangest path in life was that of Pope Francis. When he was young in Argentina, he worked several jobs before joining the Jesuits and dedicating his life to religion. He worked as a cleaner sweeping floors, a chemical tester at a laboratory and as a bouncer at a bar! Yes, the pope was the person responsible for security at a bar in case anything wrong happened. Can you imagine?
4. What did President Obama learn from his part-time job at the ice-cream parlour?
A. How to make ice-cream.
B. Responsibility, hard work, and time management.
C. How to sell ice-cream cones.
D. How to become a famous politician.
5. Why might tourists in Hollywood visit El Pollo Loco restaurant?
A. To see a famous chef.
B. To taste the best chicken in town.
C. To take a picture with Brad Pitt.
D. To see where Brad Pitt used to work as a chicken.
HOW CAN WE PROTECT OUR PLANET?
In recent years, environmental pollution has become a major concern worldwide. The air we breathe, the water we drink, and the land we live on are all being affected by human activities. But what exactly is happening, and how can we help?
The Problems
One of the biggest environmental problems is plastic pollution. Every year, millions of plastic bottles and bags end up in rivers and oceans, harming marine life. Animals often mistake plastic for food, which can lead to serious health issues or even death.
Air pollution is another major issue. Cars, factories, and power plants release harmful gases into the air, causing breathing problems and contributing to climate change. Cutting down forests also worsens air quality, as trees help clean the air.
Solutions
There are many simple ways to help protect the environment. Recycling is one of the best solutions. Instead of throwing away plastic, glass, and paper, we can reuse or recycle them. Another important step is saving energy—turning off lights, using less water, and switching to eco-friendly products can make a big difference.
Reducing air pollution is also crucial. Choosing bicycles or public transport instead of private cars helps lower the amount of harmful gases in the air. Planting trees is another great way to improve air quality and make our planet greener.
Take Action!
Protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility. If we all make small changes in our daily lives, we can create a cleaner and healthier world for future generations.
What is the main topic of the article?
A. The history of plastic pollution
B. How to make factories cleaner
C. Problems and solutions for the environment
D. The benefits of cutting down trees
Why is plastic waste dangerous?
A. It makes the land more colorful.
B. It helps fish grow bigger.
C. Animals can mistake it for food.
D. It disappears quickly.
Which activity can help reduce air pollution?
A. Driving more cars
B. Using bicycles instead of cars
C. Cutting down more trees
D. Burning plastic waste
How can we save energy at home?
A. Turning off lights when not needed
B. Keeping lights on all night
C. Using more plastic bottles
D. Washing clothes every day with hot water
What is the message of the article?
A. Only scientists can save the planet.
B. Protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility.
C. Factories should produce more plastic.
D. Air pollution is not a real problem.

TIPS FOR TRAVELLING ALONE
Travelling alone seems scary if it’s the first time you are going to leave the comfort of home. You will probably think about the potential risks or difficult situations. What happens if I get ill, or have an accident? Isn’t it dangerous to go out alone at night? What happens if I get attacked? Isn’t it strange to eat at restaurants alone all the time?
Most travellers have these worries and more before their first trip alone, but all these fears disappear when they see all the benefits of this great experience. Here I’m going to give you 3 tips on how to travel alone and have a good time.
Speak the language
Humans are sociable creatures. We all need to talk to other people. If you are travelling alone, it’s a good idea to go somewhere you speak the language.
Sleep with the locals
Hotels are comfortable but very lonely, and hostels are perfect for people who travel alone, but you will only speak with other tourists. Try to rent a room in an apartment. This will give you a connection with local residents and they can give you a lot of tips on what you can do.
Don’t be shy
Don’t be afraid of asking. Ask for directions in the street, or ask about the place, the culture or the customs to the local people that you find in bars, parks, etc. You will be surprised how much people like to talk about their town or their culture. Remember you are alone. Asking can be an effective way to start a conversation and meet new people.
2. What should you try to do when traveling alone to connect with local residents?
A. Stay in hotels.
B. Rent a room in an apartment.
C. Only speak with other tourists.
D. Avoid talking to anyone.
3. What is one way to start a conversation and meet new people when you are traveling alone?
A. Avoid talking to locals.
B. Don't ask any questions.
C. Ask questions about the place and culture.
D. Stay in your hotel room.
4. Why is speaking the local language a good idea when traveling alone?
A. It makes you less sociable.
B. It helps you communicate effectively with locals.
C. It guarantees you won't have any worries.
D. It prevents you from having to talk to anyone.
5. What should you not be afraid of when you are traveling alone and want to meet new people?
A. Asking questions.
B. Avoiding conversations with locals.
C. Staying in hotels.
D. Not speaking the local language.
FAMOUS PEOPLE’S FIRST JOBS
Not all famous people were born into famous families. A lot of them had normal lives before becoming famous. They also had jobs like the rest of us. Here are just a few:
Former President Obama worked at an ice-cream parlour selling ice-cream cones. He was in high school in Honolulu, Hawaii and said it was quite hard. He also said that the job taught him about responsibility, hard work and how to spend time with work, friends and family.
Brad Pitt had a weird job when he was younger. He worked as a chicken! That’s right. He worked at a restaurant called El Pollo Loco in Hollywood, and his job was to dress up like a chicken and wave at the cars on the road. In fact, if you go on a “See the Stars” tour in Hollywood, many of them will take you past the same restaurant where Brad used to work.
Maybe the strangest path in life was that of Pope Francis. When he was young in Argentina, he worked several jobs before joining the Jesuits and dedicating his life to religion. He worked as a cleaner sweeping floors, a chemical tester at a laboratory and as a bouncer at a bar! Yes, the pope was the person responsible for security at a bar in case anything wrong happened. Can you imagine?!
1. What did President Obama do as a part-time job when he was in high school?
A. He worked as a chef in a restaurant.
B. He sold ice-cream cones at an ice-cream parlour.
C. He dressed up as a chicken and waved at cars.
D. He worked as a chemical tester at a laboratory.
2. What was Brad Pitt's unusual job when he was younger?
A. He worked as a chef in a famous restaurant.
B. He dressed up as a chicken and waved at cars.
C. He was a cleaner sweeping floors at a laboratory.
D. He worked as a bouncer at a bar.
3. What did Pope Francis do before joining the Jesuits and dedicating his life to religion?
A. He worked as a chef in a restaurant.
B. He was a chemical tester at a laboratory.
C. He worked as a cleaner sweeping floors.
D. He was a famous actor.