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Tiếng Anh 11
Tiếng AnhLớp 11Phần 1. Unit 1: A long and healthy life

Language

Mục tiêu bài học

  • Use Strong and weak forms of auxiliary verbs and the verified unit grammar accurately in context.

Bài giảng

Pronunciation: Strong and weak forms of auxiliary verbs

In Have you finished?, have is often weak /həv/ or /əv/. In Yes, I have, final have is strong /hæv/. Can is often weak /kən/ before a main verb but strong /kæn/ in Yes, I can. Read: Can you walk there? Yes, I can. Weak does not mean missing; a contrastive auxiliary can be strong.

Grammar and use

Use past simple for a finished past time: I started walking last May. Use present perfect for experience or a period continuing to now: I have walked to school since May. Since introduces a starting point; for introduces a duration. Do not combine present perfect with yesterday. Regular activity, balanced food and enough rest support health, but a classroom text cannot diagnose illness or promise a particular lifespan.

Khái niệm chính

Strong and weak forms of auxiliary verbs
In Have you finished?, have is often weak /həv/ or /əv/. In Yes, I have, final have is strong /hæv/. Can is often weak /kən/ before a main verb but strong /kæn/ in Yes, I can. Read: Can you walk there? Yes, I can. Weak does not mean missing; a contrastive auxiliary can be strong.
Grammar
Use past simple for a finished past time: I started walking last May. Use present perfect for experience or a period continuing to now: I have walked to school since May. Since introduces a starting point; for introduces a duration. Do not combine present perfect with yesterday. Regular activity, balanced food and enough rest support health, but a classroom text cannot diagnose illness or promise a particular lifespan.

Từ vựng

  • balanced diet

    chế độ ăn cân đối

  • fitness

    thể lực

  • routine

    nếp sinh hoạt

  • nutrient

    chất dinh dưỡng

  • infection

    sự nhiễm trùng

  • regular

    đều đặn

Ghi nhớ

Use past simple for a finished past time: I started walking last May. Use present perfect for experience or a period continuing to now: I have walked to school since May. Since introduces a starting point; for introduces a duration. Do not combine present perfect with yesterday. Regular activity, balanced food and enough rest support health, but a classroom text cannot diagnose illness or promise a particular lifespan.

Dễ nhầm

  • Do not turn an illustrative example into a claimed observation.
  • Keep legitimate accent and wording variants when they preserve meaning.

Bài tập

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  1. Câu 1Mức 1Trắc nghiệm 1 đáp án

    I ___ the walking club last September.

  2. Câu 2Mức 1Trắc nghiệm 1 đáp án

    We ___ this routine for two months.

  3. Câu 3Mức 2Trắc nghiệm 1 đáp án

    She has exercised ___ June.

  4. Câu 4Mức 2Trắc nghiệm 1 đáp án

    He has slept better ___ three weeks.

  5. Câu 5Mức 2Trắc nghiệm 1 đáp án

    ___ you ever tried swimming?

  6. Câu 6Mức 2Trắc nghiệm 1 đáp án

    They ___ to the park yesterday.

  7. Câu 7Mức 2Trắc nghiệm 1 đáp án

    Mai ___ her lunch yet.

  8. Câu 8Mức 2Trắc nghiệm 1 đáp án

    How long ___ you known the coach?

  9. Câu 9Mức 1Ghép nối

    Match each topic expression with its meaning in this unit.

    Chạm một ý bên trái rồi chạm ý tương ứng bên phải để ghép cặp.

  10. Câu 10Mức 3Tự luận

    Read the practice below aloud twice: first slowly, then at a natural pace. Explain the unit’s sound/stress focus and demonstrate it.

    In Have you finished?, have is often weak /həv/ or /əv/. In Yes, I have, final have is strong /hæv/. Can is often weak /kən/ before a main verb but strong /kæn/ in Yes, I can. Read: Can you walk there? Yes, I can. Weak does not mean missing; a contrastive auxiliary can be strong.

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