The document provides a list of irregular verbs in English and their forms in the simple past and past participle tenses. It includes over 100 English irregular verbs such as "arise/arose/arisen", "begin/began/begun", "break/broke/broken", "choose/chose/chosen", "do/did/done", "eat/ate/eaten", "fall/fell/fallen", "get/got/gotten", "know/knew/known", "run/ran/run", and "swim/swam/swum". It also briefly explains the rules for conjugating regular verbs into the simple past form by adding "-ed"
The document provides guidelines for using the indefinite articles "a" and "an" in English. It lists acceptable and unacceptable uses of these articles in different contexts such as with singular and plural nouns, occupations, meals, signs/symbols, and expressions of quantity, speed, ratio etc. It also discusses the definite article "the" and its uses with countable and uncountable nouns. The document aims to clearly explain the rules for using articles correctly in the English language.
1001 bai viet_tieng_anh_cho_nguoi_moi_hoc_-_phan_1Nguyễn Thị Chi
Câu này nên sửa lại:
They live together in a house.
but everybody have has a different personalitỵ
both father and mother are quiet,the the oldest bother brother is very hot tempered,i I always fear him
when he is angry,the the orther other and me are joillỵ joyful,i I love my family,they They are friendly
with people,we We live in a poor village but we always love live together,now now i I live sofar far from
my family but i I have never fogotten forgotten the days which i I lived beside with my family
Có mộ
This document contains an English language exercise with questions on articles (a, an, the), prepositions, and sentence structure. For each section, examples of fill-in-the-blank questions are provided in Vietnamese along with the suggested answers also in Vietnamese. The document aims to teach English grammar through example questions and answers.
The document provides a list of irregular verbs in English and their forms in the simple past and past participle tenses. It includes over 100 English irregular verbs such as "arise/arose/arisen", "begin/began/begun", "break/broke/broken", "choose/chose/chosen", "do/did/done", "eat/ate/eaten", "fall/fell/fallen", "get/got/gotten", "know/knew/known", "run/ran/run", and "swim/swam/swum". It also briefly explains the rules for conjugating regular verbs into the simple past form by adding "-ed"
The document provides guidelines for using the indefinite articles "a" and "an" in English. It lists acceptable and unacceptable uses of these articles in different contexts such as with singular and plural nouns, occupations, meals, signs/symbols, and expressions of quantity, speed, ratio etc. It also discusses the definite article "the" and its uses with countable and uncountable nouns. The document aims to clearly explain the rules for using articles correctly in the English language.
1001 bai viet_tieng_anh_cho_nguoi_moi_hoc_-_phan_1Nguyễn Thị Chi
Câu này nên sửa lại:
They live together in a house.
but everybody have has a different personalitỵ
both father and mother are quiet,the the oldest bother brother is very hot tempered,i I always fear him
when he is angry,the the orther other and me are joillỵ joyful,i I love my family,they They are friendly
with people,we We live in a poor village but we always love live together,now now i I live sofar far from
my family but i I have never fogotten forgotten the days which i I lived beside with my family
Có mộ
This document contains an English language exercise with questions on articles (a, an, the), prepositions, and sentence structure. For each section, examples of fill-in-the-blank questions are provided in Vietnamese along with the suggested answers also in Vietnamese. The document aims to teach English grammar through example questions and answers.
