1 make a comparison with a count noun
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*Nối danh từ vào mục g-i
g. men
(đàn ông)
f. sheep
(con cừu)
i. clothes
(quần áo)
g. men
(đàn ông)
f. sheep
(con cừu)
i. clothes
(quần áo)
1-s
2-es
3-es
4-s
5-ies
6-ves
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Uncountable noun | Countable noun |
Milk | Book |
Rice | Notebook |
Gold | Bed |
Music | Desk |
Sand | Ring |
Food | Doll |
Meat | Phone |
Water | Window |
Money | Wardrobe |
Soap | Mirror |
Air | Pillow |
Bread | Brick |
Blood | Pen |
Coffee | Bag |
Wine | Pencil |
Hair | Washbasin |
Oil | Sink |
Music | Armchair |
Luggage | Cat |
Energy | Dog |
Cheese | Car |
Grass | Truch |
Fun | Umbrella |
Sugar | Curtain |
Cake | Shirt |
Cream | Sock |
Salt | Box |
Uncountablle noun | Countable noun |
rice | meal |
milk | bookshelf |
oil | leaf |
water | ruler |
meat | greeting |
money | thing |
snow | place |
trouble | body |
cheese | cup |
grass | chair |
soap | bottle |
gold | student |
homework | school |
bread | book |
salt | notebook |
sugar | apple |
holiday | |
coffee | country |
time | field |
news | activity |
machinery | season |
luggage | man |
knowlegde | problem |
fingertip | issue |
transportation | question |
darkness | flight |
ice | plane |
light | friend |
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* mình không giỏi mấy bài điền từ lắm, nên nếu sai cho mình xinloi :((
Bread is called (1) __banh mi__ in Vietnam. Compared to other countries, bread in Vietnam is a bit different (2). There are three main ingredients for making bread including bread, (3) meat and vegetables. In a broad sense, the (4) eaters often enjoy sandwiches with pork sausages, fried eggs or roast pork. A special combo of pork sausage, eggs and some veggies is my cup of tea. Much better when you add a little chili sauce and (5) ketchup. A delicious bread usually costs about 15000 VND or 20000 VND. Worth a try when you come to Vietnam!
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Friend: Hi. What do you plan to do on the Sunday? Or do we go somewhere to play?
Me: I'm sorry but I have to learn the extra class. How about Saturday?
Friend: Yeah, it's OK. Do you fancy going to the libraly?
Me: That's so boring. I think that's good to have the picnic in the park.
Friend: Great. I will take some foods and water. Should we invite some more friends?
Me: OK. So what time do we go?
Friend: 8 o'clock. Can we go to shopping in the evening?
Me: Pefect! See you soon. Bye
Friend: Goodbye.
Bài đã sửa:
Lan: Hi Ann, do you want to go somewhere on Saturday afternoon?
Ann: No, sorry, I have to do my English project. How about Sunday?
Lan: Umm.., let me think. I would prefer Sunday morning. In the afternoon I have to take my brother to school.
Ann: Sunday morning will be ok to me. Where do you want to go? Shall we go to the beach?
Lan: Yes, I'd love to. What time, Ann?
Ann: About 8 a.m
Lan: Ok! See you then
xl cô bài kia nhầm đề ak
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Good manners make a big (1) difference in your social life. Manners are important for both men and women, and are very practical. Sometimes manners can (2) count more than anything else in the first impression you make. They help you to make new friends and to get along well with people. Good manners, such as a nice smile, a cheerful “hello” or a short “thank you” reveal your good (3) similarity and help clear up misunderstanding. You’ll not get along well without good manners because good manners are willingly accepted by the public, while bad manners are (4) disliked everywhere.
Good manners make a big (1) difference in your social life. Manners are important for both men and women, and are very practical. Sometimes manners can (2) count more than anything else in the first impression you make. They help you to make new friends and to get along well with people. Good manners, such as a nice smile, a cheerful “hello” or a short “thank you” reveal your good (3) similarity and help clear up misunderstanding. You’ll not get along well without good manners because good manners are willingly accepted by the public, while bad manners are (4) disliked everywhere.
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