Buổi 4 - Ôn Unit 5A -> C

Buổi 4 - Ôn Unit 5A -> C

by Sarah Trịnh

Let's do some revision and learn new things!

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Multiple Choice

What is the problem?

• I am fine

• I have a sore throat

• I have a stomachache

• I broke my arm

Multiple Choice

What is the matter?

• I have a headache

• I have a backache

• My arm hurts

• I have a sore throat

Multiple Choice

Some people experience ... when flying.

• Nausea

• Headache

• Diabetes

• Stomachache

​Diabetes (Bệnh tiểu đường) - /ˌdaɪ.əˈbiː.tiːz/

A disease in which the body cannot control the level of sugar in the blood.

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​(According to Cambridge Dictionary)

Multiple Select

She has a ...

• Healthy diet

• Balanced diet

• Food

• Fruit

​Healthy diet

Multiple Choice

His arm is covered in ...

• Sore

• Bruise

• Wound

• Hurt

​Bruise (Vết thâm)

​/bruːz/

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​An injury or mark where the skin has not been broken but is darker in colour

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​(According to Cambridge Dictionary)

Multiple Choice

If you eat contaminated food, you are suffering from ...

• Food poisoning

• Fatigue

• Diarrhea

• Cold

​Fatigue (Mệt mỏi) - /fəˈtiːɡ/

​Extreme tiredness

​Diarrhea (Tiêu chảy) - /ˌdaɪ.əˈriː.ə/

An illness in which the body's solid waste is more liquid than usual and comes out of the body more often

Multiple Choice

What is this?

• Crutches

• Walker

• Stretcher

• Wheelchair

• Cane

​Crutches (Cái nạng) - /krʌtʃ/

​Cane (Gậy) - /keɪn/

​A stick with piece that fits under the arm, that you lean on for support if you have difficulty in walking because of a foot or leg injury

​A long stick used especially by old, ill or blind people t help them walk

​Stretcher (Cái cáng) - /ˈstretʃ.ɚ/

​Walker - /ˈwɑː.kɚ/

​A light bed made of cloth with poles for a frame, used for carrying people who are injured or dead

​A metal frame with four legs that you place in front of you and lean on to help you move forward if you have difficulty in walking, for example when old

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The adverb of the adjective careful is ...

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The adverb of the adjective heavy is ...

​Changing an Adjective to an Adverb

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- Add -ly to the eding of an adj.

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​Eg: Slow -> Slowly

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​The slow turtle crosses the road.

​The turtle slowly crosses the road.

​​Changing an Adjective to an Adverb

​With adj. ends with:

​- -y -> -ily

​Eg: Noisy -> Noisily

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​- -le and -ue -> (erase the -e) + -y

​Eg: Comfortable -> Comfortably

​But if the adj. ends with -e -> +ly (Safe -> Safely)

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​- -ic -> -ically

​Eg: Basic -> Basically

​However, some words cannot be changed; for example, if by adding -ly to the end of an adjective, it changes the meaning of the word.

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​Eg: Hard -> Hardly

​ Late -> Lately

​​Changing an Adjective to an Adverb

Multiple Select

I have a terrible headache.

• I am sorry to hear that! I hope a walk in the fresh air will help you feel better.

• Oh, that is too bad! I think you should see a doctor as soon as possible!

• I think you should get some rest!

• I hope you get better soon.