sO cneor NGHE Arl rci rHr rwtN slllH vno r,dp 10 rrrpr W D0 chfnh thrtc M6n thi: Ti6ng Anh T trs si.slt : !-9 p.h.yt, khg* s.]r'l trn.si.sn s!.ss di. children arghitect Cfiu II (2,0 <ti6m): Viit dgng drtng crta a.t, @nS th trong ngodc d,i hodn thdnh cdc c1u sau 1. At the moment, they (visit) /_ Hue citadel. 2. Peter (not come) to the show on time yesterday because of the rain. 3. IvIr. Brown (work) in this company for 20 years so far. 4.My teacher suggested (go) , to the museum after the classes. 5. If I (be) you, I would attend this English course. 6. Some film stars often wear sunglasses to avoid (recognize) in public. 7. My friend has a big (collect) of stamps. 8. Have you got a (cheap) hat than this one in the shop? cffu IIr (2,0 di6m) z Efit cfru hdi cho phan ggch chdn trong cdc c6u sau. l. I live in Nehe An. 2. We learn English because it is an international laneuage. 3. They clean the garage twice a week. 4. Maryam went to the movie theatre last night. Ciu IV (2,5 di6m): Dpc ttogn vdn sau vd trd tti cdc cilu hdl All languages have rules for forming rwords a.nd for ordering those words in meaningful sentences. Ig_rvfiltgg_bn$ages, f characters and rules for, c se character_s. In spoken languages, meaning is expressed through a system of sotinds and rules for combining them, Word order is more important in English than ilis in some languages, such as Russian. Like other languages, English is always changing, but it changes very slowly. People invent new words, borrow words fromother languages, and change the meaning.of words as needed. For example, the English word byte was invented by computer specialists in 1959. The word tomato was borrowbd from Nahuatl, an -American Indian language spoken in Mexico. The word meat once referred to food in general. People leam English as well as other languages by listening, copying what they hear, and using the language. Most schoolchildren learn their first language easily - and sometimes other languages as well. 1. How is meaning expressed in spoken languages? 2. What does the word.{ (in line 5) refer to? 3. How does English change? 4. When was the word byti invented? 5. Where is Nahuatl spoken? cffu v (2,0 di6m) z viift cfru theo tir gfl !, khong thay itoi trQt tg ctic tb itd cho. 1. Mary/golschool/bjte levery day. ) 2. | / like / watcfit Ty Thigtrt. 3.It I take lTom /) hours / do /homework / yesterday. 4. The house I we /living / now / build / 19th century. n6t chocolate Hp vd tAn th| sinh: 56 bdo danh: . them, Word order is more important in English than ilis in some languages, such as Russian. Like other languages, English is always changing, but it changes very slowly. People invent. hear, and using the language. Most schoolchildren learn their first language easily - and sometimes other languages as well. 1. How is meaning expressed in spoken languages? 2 words, borrow words fromother languages, and change the meaning.of words as needed. For example, the English word byte was invented by computer specialists in 1959. The word tomato