TALKING ABOUT YOUR FUTURE PLANS IN FRENCH

Bao gồm 18 chủ đề thi nói tiếng Anh B1 Châu Âu đã được giáo viên chỉnh sửa:1. Talk about yourself2. Talk about the person you admire the most3. Talk about your study of English4. Talk about the weather in Viet Nam5. Talk about your free time.6. Talk about shopping7. Talk about health and welfare8. T[r]

Your famiyThere are four people in my family: my parents, my younger brother and I. Myfather is 50 years old. He is a worker in a company which is near my house. Helikes talking with his friends or watching televesion in his free time. He teaches Iand my brother ma[r]

Talking about the futureThere are several ways of talking about the future in English. We can, for example, use the simple future tense,the going to form or the simple present tense.The simple future tenseThe simple future tense is used[r]

Different uses of aboutThe preposition about has several uses. It can refer to movement or position in various directions or places.The children were running about. (= The children were running in various directions.)Clothes were lying about the room. (= Clothes we[r]

... In addition, online POMDP solvers can avoid the state space limitation exists in the offline POMDP solvers by doing a local planning only for the near future 1.2 Contributions We develop an online. .. it breaks down easily, for example, trapped in local minima 11 Chapter Background 2.1.4 Plannin[r]

Using wouldThe modal auxiliary verb ‘would’ has several uses. Here are a few.Habitual action in the pastWould is used talk about habitual action in the past.When I was a boy, I would go swimming every evening.When we were kids, we would stay up late.In informal writing an[r]

The simple present tense is used to discuss permanant situations and the frequency of events.
We sometimes use the simple present form to discuss future events. Especially when talking about official events that happen at a set time such as timetables, meetings, itineraries, programmes etc.

6. Won’t there be any lions in the forest?7. Will she have a car?8. Will he have a share in the profits?9. Won’t we have to report this matter?10. She will write stories for kids.Stay on top of your writing! Download our grammar guide from www.englishgrammar.org to stay up-to-da[r]

new people you have just met?Do you kiss...your parents?your friends?your boyfriend/girlfriend?new people you have just met?How important is body language? What are some examples of positive and negative body languagethat you can think of?What do you think are some good manners[r]

Talking about your family1.2.3.4.QuestionWhat is your name?Do you have any brother’s orsisters?What do they do/ does he/she do?How old are they6.What about your parents?Do you have any aunts or uncles?7.Do they have any children?8.Do you have any grandparent[r]

Your immediate family includes your mother, father, sister, sisters, brothers, husband, wife, and children.. But you might have some questions when it comes to your extended family and s[r]

Tenses exercise1. Which one of the following sentences is correct?a) I saw John yesterday.b) I have seen John yesterday.c) I will see John yesterday.d) I see John yesterday.2. Which of the following tenses are used to talk about recent actions that have present results?a) present perfect and[r]

Talking about what you are doing at the momentThe present continuous tense is one of the most commonly used tenses in English. It is the tense form that weuse to talk about things we are doing at the moment. Note that this tense is not used to talk about things tha[r]

t / f8. A future perfect sentence often includes the words ‘by’ or ‘by the time’.t / f9. Past perfect continuous is used to provide background information.t / f10. We use past simple when the time is finished.t / f11. Present simple is used to make predictions in the future.t /[r]

Expressions without prepositionsSome common expressions are used without prepositions.Verbs without prepositionsSome verbs are normally followed by direct objects without prepositions. Examples are: enter, discuss, marry,lack, resemble, approach etc.We entered the compound. (NOT We entered into the[r]

it at a little shop downtowncalled...hmmm... I think it'scalled “Dolly's Bags.”B: I really like it! Oh, here itcomes now! Finally!A: Hey! It's been a long time!How have you been?B: I've been great! And you?A: Wonderful, I just got backfrom Argentina.B: Where? Sorry... it's a littleloud, could we ste[r]

Exercise 1. Choose the best answer which substitutes the underlined part in the original sentence.
1. Hes up to his ears in work and cannot possibly see you now.
A. fully occupied with B. very interested in C. not involved with D. concerned with
2. If you give me a hand, then I shall be able t[r]

school. At school I study a lot of subjects, exactly 14, such as: mathematics,physics, chemistry, literature, English and so on.I like English, music because I think they are very interesting and funny. I dislikephysical education because my health is not good. Besides studying English atschool, I a[r]

- What do you usually do to relax at the weekends?- What experiences in your life do you find stressful?- What career would you like to follow in the future?- What’s your favourite food?- What are your favorite free-time activities?- Do you enjoy eating out?[r]

ACTIVITY SHEETEPISODE 21: TALKING ABOUT FAMILIESPractise and consolidate your learning about the topic of families by completing ouractivities.Remember to refer to the Study Notes and video for this episode if you need help.The answers for both activities are on page 3.AC[r]