ĐỂ CƯƠNG GIỮA KÌ I-ANH 10_21-22

TRƯỜNG ĐẠI HỌC SƯ PHẠM HÀ NỘI TRƯỜNG THCS & THPT NGUYỄN TẤT THÀNH ĐỀ CƯƠNG ƠN TẬP GIỮA KÌ I MÔN TIẾNG ANH LỚP 10 NĂM HỌC 2021 – 2022 I VOCABULARY: - Words and phrases about household chores and duties in family: split/ divide household chores, the laundry, take out the rubbish, heavy lifting, be responsible for, groceries, household finances, homemaker, breadwinner, put something on somebody, contribute to, vulnerable, set good examples for someone, be critical of, balance, nurture, equally shared parenting, take up, take turns V-ing, child-minder, etc - Words and phrases about illnesses and health and systems of the body: boost one’s brain, prevent diseases, circulatory system, digestive system, respiratory system, skeletal system, nervous system, nerves, treatments, ailments, enhance, capabilities, precautions, pressure points, cure, ease, promote, exercises, allergies, sleepiness, sleeplessness, bad breath, make up, consist of, etc II LANGUAGE FOCUS PRONUNCIATION: - “s/es” ending sound, - two or three-syllable word stress, - consonant clusters: /tr/, /kr/, /br/, /pl/, /pr/, /gl/, /gr/ GRAMMAR: Tenses of verbs: present simple, present progressive, future simple vs be going to The simple present tense: Form (+) S + V (-) S + don’t/ doesn’t + V (?) Do/ Does + S + V? Usage: - To denote actions that happened repeatedly (She never comes late) - To denote long lasting events (We live in Concord street) - To denote a true fact (The earth moves around the Sun) The present progressive tense: Form (+) S + am/ are/ is + V-ING (-) S + am/ are/ is + not + V-ING (?) Am/ Are/ Is + S + VING? Usage: - To denote happening actions at the time of speaking (She is teaching Maths) - denote the intention/ prediction/ plan/ (She is coming soon) The simple future tense “Will” and “Be going to” Form (+) S + will/ shall + V (-) S + will/ shall + V (?) Will/ Shall + S + V? - “Shall” is restrictedly used only for I/We with the formal senses - The negative forms “will not = won’t”, “shall not = shan’t” Usage: - To denote future actions (They will build more hospitals) - To denote future plan/ idea/ timetable/… (The car will start in-time) Note: “shan’t” is not used in conditional sentences./ “shall” is used as a suggestion/ invitation/… “Will” can be used to express: promises/ offers and requests for help/ refusal of things/ predictions about future “Be going to” is used for plans/ intention/ predictions III READING Reading comprehension (topics related) Reading and gap-filling (topics related) IV.WRITING (150 words) Write about the division of the household chores in your family Write about the healthy diet (What to eat and not to eat) V LISTENING: Listen and fill in the blanks, T/F