In The bus can take us to the centre, articles, pronouns, prepositions and an uncontrasted auxiliary are often weak: the /ðə/, can /kən/, to /tə/. Content words carry the main beats. Read it again stressing can to correct someone who says it cannot. Weak forms depend on focus; keep the message intelligible.
Present perfect connects past change to now: The area has become busier. Use for/since for continuing periods and this is the first time + present perfect for experience. Double comparatives show progressive change: busier and busier, more and more crowded, less and less quiet. Correlative comparatives show association: The more people travel, the more capacity is needed. Do not confuse percentage points with percentage change when describing urban shares.
urbanisation
đô thị hoá
urban share
tỉ lệ dân thành thị
infrastructure
cơ sở hạ tầng
congestion
ùn tắc
housing
nhà ở
percentage point
điểm phần trăm
Present perfect connects past change to now: The area has become busier. Use for/since for continuing periods and this is the first time + present perfect for experience. Double comparatives show progressive change: busier and busier, more and more crowded, less and less quiet. Correlative comparatives show association: The more people travel, the more capacity is needed. Do not confuse percentage points with percentage change when describing urban shares.
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The area ___ busier over the last decade.
It is the first time I ___ this district.
The streets are becoming ___ . (busy)
Housing is getting ___ expensive.
The quieter the route, ___ it is to hear birds.
We have lived here ___ 2018.
The park has become ___ noisy as traffic is diverted.
A share rises from 20% to 30%. The increase is ___.
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.
Read the practice below aloud twice: first slowly, then at a natural pace. Explain the unit’s sound/stress focus and demonstrate it.
In The bus can take us to the centre, articles, pronouns, prepositions and an uncontrasted auxiliary are often weak: the /ðə/, can /kən/, to /tə/. Content words carry the main beats. Read it again stressing can to correct someone who says it cannot. Weak forms depend on focus; keep the message intelligible.
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