** 1. “I want to apply for a passport.” at least 3 words 1. Sandwichee - sandwich 2. spouse – a husband or a wife 3. forom – from 4. block letter – capital letter at least 3 sentences 1. I work in the airport before. ✓ (BETTER) I worked in the airport before. Or I used to work in the airport. 2. A rail company ✓ (BETTER) It is a railway company. 3. I am an electric Engineer. ✓ (BETTER) I am an electrical engineer 2-3 sentences Shine learns new expressions today. She is always careful to be mistaken. Therefore, she has performed excellently today. Keep it up! NEXT LESSON: Speaking for Everyday Life 2

1. training – practicing to learn a skill ex) The soccer team has training every afternoon. 2. been going on forever – lasting a very long time ex) The meeting has been going on forever, I’m tired. 3. paid training – learning time when you still get money ex) The company offers paid training for new workers. 4. revision – checking and fixing mistakes ex) I did a revision of my essay before handing it in. 1. I'm very bored in hotel education. ✓ (BETTER) I'm very bored during the hotel training. 2. They told me just one month. ✓ (BETTER) They told me it's only for a month. 3. The next week, on Friday, we start to shift to work. ✓ (BETTER) Next week, Friday, we will start with our work shift. 4. Our hotel is opened on last of June or middle week. ✓ (BETTER) Our hotel will open in the middle or end of June. 5. I heard our hotel grand opening is June 16. ✓ (BETTER) Our hotel's grand opening is on June 16.

Just review today's lesson. Way to go, Chris! PRONUNCIATION: glasses learning sailing SENTENCE PRACTICE: What do you do on Sunday? I play the guitar. What does she do on Thursday? She rides her bike on Thursday. What fun! Big show 3>>>page 57#3

< Additional knowledge > 1. briquette - is a compacted block of combustible material, often made from coal dust, charcoal, sawdust, or other biomass residues. 2. patio-is an outdoor space typically paved or decked, used for dining, lounging, or recreational purposes.

1. I'm interesting ✓ (BETTER)I feel excited. // I'm excited. 2. this sunday I will go Vietnam. three time (third time) ✓ (BETTER)On Sunday we will go to Vietnam and this will be my third time visiting there. 2. i want eat delicious and swimming pool. ✓ (BETTER) I am looking forward to eating delicious food and swimming in the resort pool. 3. nha trang city name ✓ (BETTER) The name of the City is Nha Trang. these are those that's this

1. drown [ droun ] to die under water or other liquid of suffocation. 2. tennis racket - a sports equipment, a type of bat, used to hit the tennis ball in the sport of tennis 3. cabin [ kab-in ] a small house or cottage, usually of simple design and construction: 4. fishing rod a long, tapering rod to which a fishing line is attached, typically on a reel. You said: Exciting Better: I feel excited. You said: I am swimming tomorrow. Better: I will go swimming tomorrow. You said: It is start at 9 o'clock. Better: It will start at 9 o'clock.

Expressions / Additional Knowledge / Words Expressions: "Hit the nail on the head" - to describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem. "Let the cat out of the bag" - to reveal a secret or disclose something prematurely. "Under the weather" - to feel ill or unwell. Additional Knowledge: Similes: Comparisons using "like" or "as" to describe something (e.g., "as brave as a lion"). Similes add vivid imagery and comparisons in language. Homonyms: Words that are spelled and pronounced the same but have different meanings (e.g., "bat" as an animal and "bat" used in sports). Homonyms can create confusion without context. Conjunctions: Words that connect clauses or sentences (e.g., "and," "but," "although"). Understanding conjunctions helps in constructing complex sentences and conveying relationships between ideas. Words: Lucid (adjective): expressed clearly; easy to understand. Vivid (adjective): producing powerful feelings or strong, clear images in the mind. Amiable (adjective): having a friendly and pleasant manner. Pronunciation Tips Word: Lucid Pronunciation: /ˈluːsɪd/ Stress the first syllable: LOO-sid. Word: Vivid Pronunciation: /ˈvɪvɪd/ Stress the first syllable: VIV-id. Word: Amiable Pronunciation: /ˈeɪmiəbəl/ Stress the first syllable: AY-mi-uh-buhl.

who family members nice to meet you Steak, rice, Correct: I ate steak and rice. One brothers. Correct: I have one/a brother. 4, mother, father, baby brother, and me. Correct: There are four people in my family. They are my mother, father, baby brother, and me.