Warmly Welcome

1st Lesson
Ielts 3.5-5.0
Bao Pham
 Course
introduction
A2-B2
28 lessons, 3 months and 2 weeks
1. Grammar master course: 8 lessons
2. Cambridge Vocabulary for IELTS: 20 lessons
Reminder
TRY TO COMMUNICATE
IN ENGLISH AS MUCH AS
POSSIBLE.

USE YOUR NOTEBOOKS.

DO NOT RELY TOO
MUCH ON THE SLIDES.

FEEL FREE TO ASK FOR

HELP.
 Lesson Plan
1.
Subordinate conjunctions
Liên từ phụ thụộc

Conjunction 2.
Correlative Conjunctions
Liên từ tương quan
Liên từ 3.
Compound Conjunctions
Liên từ kết hợp
 Overview
1) Conjunctions are words that link other words, phrases, clauses, or
sentences together.

Susan is an amazing wife and a wonderful mom.

2) Conjunctions add eloquence to

our speech. They also allow us
to form complex
sentences instead of using multiple short ones.

Bran likes eating. He doesn’t like cooking. He finds cooking boring.

Bran likes eating but he doesn’t like cooking as he finds it boring.

1. Subordinate
conjunction
Subordinate conjunctions are the words used to
connect a subordinating clause to another phrase or sentence.
1. Subordinate
conjunction
1. Subordinate
conjunction
1. Subordinate
conjunction
1. Subordinate
conjunction
 2. Correlative conjunction
Correlative conjunctions are conjunctions that indicate the relationship
between two words or phrases in a sentence.
2. Correlative conjunction
2. Correlative conjunction
2. Correlative conjunction
2. Correlative conjunction
2. Correlative conjunction

Think of an example using these

correlative conjunctions?
 3. Compound
conjunction
A compound conjunction is a phrase used inside a
sentence to link two words or phrases.
A compound conjunction has two or three
words that go together – so that, as long as, even though etc.
 3. Compound
conjunction

Think of a new dialogue using compound conjunctions?

3. Compound
conjunction
3. Compound
conjunction
 Revision
1.
Subordinate
conjunctions

2.
Correlative Conjunctions

3.
Compound Conjunctions

See you next

lesson!