1. The document provides information about virtual class schedules, with classes from 9am-10:30am and 2pm-3:30pm. 2. It lists rules for virtual classes, including wearing headphones and using a structured name format of first name + last name. 3. It provides example phrases for inviting someone out, arranging to meet up, breaking the ice, and going on a date.

1. Welcome to virtual class!
L p h c s b t đ u trong ít phút n a.ớ ọ ẽ ắ ầ ữ
Khung gi h cờ ọ
Ca 1: 9h – 10h30
Ca 2: 14h – 15h30
Quy đ nh V-Classị
• H c viên chu n b headphone đ th cọ ẩ ị ể ự
hành nói
• H c viên đ i tên theo c u trúc:ọ ổ ấ tên + họ
và có d u.ấ
Ví d : H ng Ph m, Th o Nguy nụ ư ạ ả ễ
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3. Inviting someone out
• Are you up to anything this evening?
• Have you got any plans for this weekend?
• Are you free tomorrow?
• What would you like to do this evening?
• Do you want to go somewhere at the weekend?
• Do you fancy going out tonight?
• Do you want to go for a drink sometime?
• If you’d like to meet up sometime, let me know.
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4. Inviting someone out
• Sure.
• I’d love to.
• Sounds good.
• That sounds like fun.
• Sorry, I can’t make it.
• I’m afraid I already have
plans.
• I’m too tired.
• I’m staying in tonight.
• I’ve got too much work to
do.
• I need to study.
• I’m very busy.
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5. Meeting up
• I’m running a little late.
• I’ll be there in five minutes.
• Have you been here long?
• Have you been waiting long?
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6. Arranging the time and place
• What time shall we meet?
Let’s meet at eight o’clock.
• Where would you like to meet?
I’ll see you at the cinema at ten o’clock.
• I’ll meet you there./ See you there.
• Let me know if you can make it.
• I’ll call you later.
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7. Breaking the ice
• Can I buy you a drink?
• Would you like a drink?
• Can I get you a drink?
• Do you come here often?
• Is this your first time here?
• Have you been here before?
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8. On a date
• What do you think of this place?
• Shall we go somewhere else?
• Can I drive you home?
• I enjoy spending time with you.
• Thanks, I had a great evening.
• When can I see you again?
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12. Complete the sentences.
1. After dating for three years, the
couple finally decided to
…………………. .
2. The couple had many problems so
they decided to …………. .
3. When he saw the woman at the
party, he knew that it was
………………… .
4. The woman ……………. her
boyfriend after they had a big fight.
5. Many university students have little
money so they often ……………
when they go on a date.
A. break up
B. go Dutch
C. dumped
D. tie the knot
E. love at first sight
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13. Conversation
• A: Would you like to go on a blind date?
• B: You must be joking.
• A: No, I’m serious.
• B: I don’t want to date a blind woman.
• A: A blind date doesn’t mean that she is blind!
• B: What does it mean?
• A: A blind date is a date with someone you don’t know.
• B: Why would I date someone I don’t even know?
• A: To try something new and exciting.
• B: What if I don’t like her?
• A: Then you don’t date her again.
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14. Answer the following questions.
1. Have you ever been on a date?
2. Do you believe in love at first sight?
3. Would you marry someone who couldn’t speak the same language as
you speak?
4. What are some popular places to go on a date?
5. Do you think it’s OK for couples to kiss in public?
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