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Anh - Noi Dung On Thi HK1 - 20202021
Anh - Noi Dung On Thi HK1 - 20202021
Anh - Noi Dung On Thi HK1 - 20202021
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TIẾNG ANH 6 2
TIẾNG ANH 7 5
TIẾNG ANH 8 CƠ BẢN 8
TIẾNG ANH 8 THÍ ĐIỂM 11
TIẾNG ANH 9 CƠ BẢN 13
TIẾNG ANH 9 THÍ ĐIỂM 14
TIẾNG ANH 10 16
TIẾNG ANH 11 18
TIẾNG ANH 12 CƠ BẢN 22
TIẾNG ANH 12 THÍ ĐIỂM 23
TIẾNG ANH 6
1B the verb ‘to be’, subject/ object pronouns and question words
Module 2 2A Appearance (young, old, long, short, tall, short, big, small, thin,
plump, fat); Verbs (fly, protect, watch); Phrasal Verb (find out);
Nouns (engineer, business, secretary, metal suit, world, enemy);
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COOL Adjectives (loyal, strong, brilliant)
STUFF!
2B the verb ‘have got’, possessive adjectives, plurals, this-these/that-
those, to write about things you have got, to pronounce /s/, /z/, /iz/
(plurals)
2G -punctuation
- Nouns (hobby, football shirts, collection, team); Adjectives (mad
about, proud of)
3C - the imperative
- Vocabulary: Insects (ant, flea, beetle, fly, scorpion, spider, moth,
cockroach, bedbugs, woodworm beetle); Nouns (people, insects,
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creepy crawlies, smell, pieces, meals, hiding place, web, corner,
castle); Adjectives (alone, small, empty, tidy); Pronoun
(everything)
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- Vocabulary: Verbs (get together, celebrate, show respect, draw,
take place); Nouns (member, gift, twins, parade, activities);
Phrase (Let’s take a look); Quantifier (lots of);
4G -word order
-Vocabulary: Verbs (write, eat); Nouns (voice, dog, pet, meat,
vegetables)
TIẾNG ANH 7
Module 1 1A Jobs (fashion designer, nurse, secretary, dentist, pilot, police officer,
hairdresser, shop assistant)
AT WORK,
AT PLAY Job qualities (sociable, creative, caring, intelligent, calm, cheerful,
patient, fit, organised, brave)
Verb (taste)
Nouns (qualification, degree, nutrition, dentist, boss)
Adjectives (regular, light, patient)
Phrases (put on weight, perform tricks, throw knives, in half, practise
tricks, sign autographs, long hours, glamour seeker)
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1D Sentences (Are you busy this weekend? Not really, why? How about
going to the cinema? I’d rather not. Why don’t we go bowling instead?
What time is good for you? Great! See you there!)
Making suggestions (Why don’t we …? How about …? Do you
fancy ...? What time …? Let’s meet at … What do you think …?)
Agreeing (Yes, that’s a good idea. That sounds great. I’d like that. Why
not?)
Disagreeing (I don’t think so. No, I don’t feel like it. That’s not a good
idea. I’d rather not.)
1G Verbs (get up, eat, play, help, visit, stay, watch, relax)
Module 2 2A Appearance (curly, wavy, straight, spiky, thick, long, short, brown,
fair, grey [hair], big, long, small [nose], long, round, [face], big, small,
MYTHS blue, green [eyes], small, wide [mouth], thin, full [lips], tall,
AND overweight, short, plump, thin, handsome, slim, beautiful, old, ugly,
LEGENDS well-built, fat, attractive, young, middle-aged, of medium height)
Character (funny, brave, hardworking, stupid, patient, honest, lazy,
clever, impatient, dishonest, boring, cowardly); Verbs (settle, fight,
arrest, save); Nouns (chief, peace, colonist, prison); Adjective (ill);
Phrase (good manners)
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Adjectives (powerful, huge, terrified, boiling, mysterious)
Phrases (volcanic eruption, wonders of nature)
2D Sentences (How was your weekend? I’m sorry about that. What did
you watch? It was brilliant. What’s it about? Sounds exciting. Who
stars in it? It’s a pity. You can rent it on DVD.)
3B Past continuous
3D Sentences (How was your holiday? You’ll never guess what happened.
What’s wrong? That’s terrible! How did it happen? Are you kidding?
Oh dear! I’m really sorry.)
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Expressing surprise (You’ll never guess what happened. Incredible,
isn’t it? Are you kidding? You must be joking! That’s shocking! No
way!)
Expressing regret/ sympathy (Oh dear! That’s too bad. I’m really
sorry. That’s awful/terrible!)
3F Verb (last)
Nouns (goddess, competition, contest, boxing, wrestling, golden
crown, procession, temple)
3G Verb (last)
Nouns (goddess, competition, contest, boxing, wrestling, golden
crown, procession, temple)
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Adverb (regularly)
Phrase (loose clothes)
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ARRANGEMENT WRITE How to write a message
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UNIT 4: SPEAK Talking about the way things used to be and the way they are
now
OUR PAST
Short speech about things you used to do last year
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TIẾNG ANH 8 THÍ ĐIỂM
Unit 1: A closer look Grammar: Verbs of liking (love, like, enjoy, hate, ….)
LEISURE 2
ACTIVITIES
Skills 1: Vocabulary: new words in the reading passage (ripe, virtual,
Reading, harmful, effect, …)
Speaking
Skills: reading for main and specific ideas; giving, asking for
and responding to an opinion
Unit 2: LIFE IN Getting Vocabulary: about activities which you can do in the
THE started countryside (flying kites, herding the buffaloes, …), new words
COUNTRYSID in the reading passage (harvest, buffalo-drawn cart, …)
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Unit 4: OUR Getting Vocabulary: words to describe the customs and traditions
CUSTOMS AND started (smiling to accept a compliment, worshipping ancestors, …),
TRADITIONS new words in the reading passage (sharp, accepted, pass down,
…)
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A closer look Grammar: should, shouldn’t, have to
2
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TIẾNG ANH 9 CƠ BẢN
Write an exposition
Unit 2:
Clothing
Language focus The present perfect
The passive
Complete summary
Prepositions of time
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Listening Listening for specific information
TIẾNG ANH 10
Articles: a / an / the
Questions Words
Starter
Prepositions of Place
Countries and Nationalities
PRONUNCIATION s / es
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Must vs have to
Modals describing certainty in the present and
future
Modals perfect (Nâng cao)
Ought to / had better
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TIẾNG ANH 11
1D Asking about a job (What does the job involve? / What are your
responsibilities?, Where do you work?, Do you enjoy the work?, How
much do you earn? / How much do you make?); Describing a job (My job
involves… / I’m responsible for… / My job is to…, I mainly work in / at /
on…, I really love / hate it / I love / like spending time / the day…, I earn /
make…a day / week / month / I get paid…)
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1CLIL Verbs (volunteer, develop, gain); Nouns (community, challenge, skill,
background, issue, elderly, disabled, environment, teamwork, leadership);
Adjective (passionate);
Phrases (government-run programme, team project, animal shelter, build
self-confidence)
Module 2 2A Verbs (erupted, hike, rose, admitted, risk, approach); Disasters (collapsed,
rescued, saved, survived, shook, damaged, hit, recover, caused, evacuate,
NATURE’S warned);
FURY Nouns (fans, slope, rim, burn, heat);
Adjectives (fellow, disappointed, magnificent, unbelievable,
unforgettable);
Phrases (located in, worth the effort, camp overnight, fountain of lava, safe
distance, close encounter);
Phrasal verb (run down)
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2CLIL Verbs (reach, panic, rebuild);
Nouns (barn, flames, bucket, sparks);
Phrases (shout for help, rush to,
spread to, in flames, out of control, burn down, catch fire, head for, burn
to the ground, die out);
Phrasal verbs (break out, put out)
3D Asking about an experience (How was it?, What was it like?, Did you have
a good time?);
Describing an experience (It was a(n) memorable / unforgettable /
amazing experience, I had the time of my life, That was a moment I’ll
never forget, I’ll always remember that moment);
Commenting on sb’s experience (It sounds like you had a(n) good / great /
enjoyable time, You must have
really enjoyed / loved it);
Describing feelings (I felt (so) sad / depressed / proud / satisfied, I was so
impressed / amazed)
3E Semi-formal style
Tenses
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3CLIL Verbs (hibernate, migrate);
Nouns (biome, grassland, tundra, pine, fir, seed, cone, needle, raccoon,
woodpecker, oak, maple, deer, coyote, population);
Adjectives (aquatic, boreal, temperate)
Module 4 4A Verbs (arrest, put, rob, sentence, accuse, break, find, go, commit, charge,
escape, burgle, slip, steal, yell, growl, leap, chase);
LAW &
Nouns (thief, choice, chimney, owner, ignition, counter, nap, robber,
ORDER security camera);
Phrases (hang around, scene of the crime, get stuck, call for, go up in
smoke, car theft, press charges, without delay, run off, empty-handed,
security camera, fight crime);
Adverb (however)
4D Questioning a witness (What exactly did you see?, Did you notice anything
unusual?, Did you see what he / she looked like?);
Requesting further information (If you think of any more information,
please give us a call, Call this number if you have anything to add);
Responding to questioning (I didn’t really notice, I saw him / her quite
clearly, I went to check that he / she was alright, I contacted / phoned the
police);
Describing people (He / She was about (40 years old), I’d say he / she was
(in his / her early twenties), He / She was tall / quite short / had dark, curly
hair etc)
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Verbs (hang, sigh, sweep, rush, paralyse, burst, glow);
Nouns (fog, moor, ruin, path, horror, mind, shadow);
Phrases (depend on, further back, break the silence, grow louder, look out,
eyes wide with amazement, spring out)
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Language -Stress in 3-syllable words
Focus - Reported speech
Reading - Reading skills
- Vocabulary related to the topic
- Guessing skills
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Listening Gap-fill exercises
HIGHER
Speaking The application process to tertiary education in VN
EDUCATION
Writing Rearrange words to make sentences
Language -Stress in 2-syllable words
Focus - Reported speech
Reading - Reading skills
- Vocabulary related to the topic
- Guessing skills
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Listening Comprehension questions
FUTURE
Speaking Give opinions about different jobs
JOBS
Writing A formal letter of application
Language Relative clauses
Focus
Reading - Reading skills
- Vocabulary related to the topic
- Guessing skills
Listening Passage completion
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Speaking Give predictions
LIFE IN THE
Agree/ Disagreement
FUTURE
Writing Descriptive vocabulary (talking about future)
Language -Prepositions and articles
Focus