Monday, August 8, 2011

12 verb tenses- in an emergency room-

12 VERB TENSES- in an emergency room.


1. A patient who had never been to the hospital was being taken in at 8: 30 PM when the front door was unclocked.

2. The 3 doctors in charge had been caring for all the others.

4. Some nurses have been doing some blood tests and others have gone out since 9 PM.

5. The patient’s son is waiting for the result which will come out in the next half an hour.

6. The son will be going out for some extra money for the medicine.

7. The patient will have passed away when the son comes back without the medicine.

8. Something will have been coming up to the security monitor.

Thursday, August 4, 2011

WHO_DIE_

LEARN WITH 2 WORDS “WHO-DIE-”


( + will, have –ed và be+ing )

1. ai chết?

who-die-?

1. bis. Who died? Ai đã chết?

2. bis. Who’s died? Ai vừa chết?

3. bis. Who’s going to die? Ai sắp chết?

4. bis. Who’s dying? Ai hiện đang chết?

5. bis. Who will die? Ai sẽ chết?

6. bis. Who’ll have died… at 9 ? Ai sẽ vừa chết lúc 9 h ?

7. bis. Who dies?  Ai chết?

8. bis. Who had died and who called? Ai trước đã chết và ai đã gọi đt?

9. bis. Who was dying when the phone rang? AI đã đang chết khi điện thoại reo thế?

10. bis Those who have died  would go to hell. Những ai người vừa chết hổng chừng xuống địa ngục.

SING!

                                      Sing!


                                You sing.

                               Who sings?

                          Who will sing?
                           Do you sing?

                   How do you sing?

                    Why do you sing?

                  Where do you sing?

                   When do you sing?

                    What do you sing?

            What song do you sing?

              For whom do you sing?

            How often do you sing?

           How much do you sing?

  How many songs do you sing?

                             If you sing, I sing too.

                             If you sing, I will hit you.

                       When you sing, I play the guitar.

                       Where you sing  does not matter.

                       But how you sing does.

                        Your singing is important.

       Those who sing can be good at learning English.

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

WAYS TO REPLY

            WAYS TO REPLY

1.    Answer simply.
2.    Just ask for details.
3.    Use an expression to prevent answering directly.
4.    Ask in turn as if you didn’t like the speaker’s way of asking.
5.    Ask for repetition.
6.    Ask for his or her explaination.
7.    Say something even though you don’t get through it.
8.    Use if clause to imagine sonething different.
 For example:
Where were you born, THANH?
If I had a chance to live my life over again, I would like to be born somewhere else you can’t inmagine meaning I have been bored of the people’s way of life, their life styles, the way they live their lives.

MY WAY to practice -1

5 QUESTIONS TO PRACTICE SPEAKING

Monday, August 1, 2011