Câu trong ảnh làm như nào các bạn ơi... Greek pattern. Some concept words follow the Greek form, e.g. criterion>criteria, crisis>crises. Is,that all clear? I hope so! There are other words adopted from foreign languages which obey the,rules of the original language. Then there are a few words which have two plurals, for example,person>persons/people. Both of these forms derive from Latin. Nowadays, 'persons' is used in,more formal situations, as in, when the police are seeking 'persons of interest.' However,,something is puzzling me: why are trousers plural? It is one garment! Likewise, shorts, knickers,,jeans and tights. One explanation is that originally, there were two parts to these items and they,were put on separately. Maybe! Which leads us to irregular verbs, but I think we have had enough,of irregulars for now, don't you agree?!,Have a look at the following sentences and decide if they are TRUE or FALSE:,1. All English nouns are regular T/F,2. The plural of book is books T/F 7. Plurals in 'en' are of Germanic origin. T/F,3. If there is a rule, it simplifies things. T/F 8. People can be used as a plural of person.T/F,4. There are usually reasons to explain any 9. Although trousers are one garment, it is a,irregulars. T/F,5. Words which are the same in singular and plural noun. T/F,plural stem from Old French. T/F 10.There are no irregular verbs in English.,6. 'Science' irregular plurals are mainly T/F,derived from Greek. T/F,C. WRITING,Part 1. Give opposite adjectives (1.0 point),

1. Strong,,6. bad,
2. Expensive,,7. young,
3. Poor,,8. full,
4. Clean,,9. heavy,
5. difficult,,10. fair,

,Part 2. Change the following adjectives into adverbs of manner and make sentences.(1.0 point),0. Careful $=$ carefully. I drive my car carefully.,1. noisy.....,2. gentle.....,3. loud.....,4. good.....,5. friendly.....,D. Grammar (1.0 points) Choose the correct answer,1. I live ..... Hai Duong cityA. in B. on C at,2. The cat is ..... two boxespA. under B. next to C. between,3. She has English lesson ..... August $08^{th}.$,A. in B. on C at,4. The ..... are in the living room D. person,A. child B. students C. children,5. He asked me ..... C. politely D. politly,A. polite B. polite C. any D. a,6. I have ..... moneyA. a lot of B. many,7. My mother usually goes shopping ..... Friday morning.A. in B. on C at,8. Give opposite meaning with underline word. C. noisy,She is hard-workingA. lazy B. easy D. angry,9. Which sentence is correct? b. He doesn't go to bed late usually.,a. He usually doesn't go to bed late.,c. He doesn't usually go to bed late. d. Does he go usually late to bed?,10. She is lying ..... on the grass.A. comfortablely B. comfortably C. in a comfortable way,E. SPEAKING (1.0 point)

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Câu trong ảnh làm như nào các bạn ơi... Greek pattern. Some concept words follow the Greek form, e.g. criterion&gt;criteria, crisis&gt;crises. Is,that all clear? I hope so! There are other words adopted from foreign languages which obey the,rules of the original language. Then there are a few words which have two plurals, for example,person&gt;persons/people. Both of these forms derive from Latin. Nowadays, &#x27;persons&#x27; is used in,more formal situations, as in, when the police are seeking &#x27;persons of interest.&#x27; However,,something is puzzling me: why are trousers plural? It is one garment! Likewise, shorts, knickers,,jeans and tights. One explanation is that originally, there were two parts to these items and they,were put on separately. Maybe! Which leads us to irregular verbs, but I think we have had enough,of irregulars for now, don&#x27;t you agree?!,Have a look at the following sentences and decide if they are TRUE or FALSE:,1. All English nouns are regular T/F,2. The plural of book is books T/F 7. Plurals in &#x27;en&#x27; are of Germanic origin. T/F,3. If there is a rule, it simplifies things. T/F 8. People can be used as a plural of person.T/F,4. There are usually reasons to explain any 9. Although trousers are one garment, it is a,irregulars. T/F,5. Words which are the same in singular and plural noun. T/F,plural stem from Old French. T/F 10.There are no irregular verbs in English.,6. &#x27;Science&#x27; irregular plurals are mainly T/F,derived from Greek. T/F,C. WRITING,Part 1. Give opposite adjectives (1.0 point),

1. Strong,,6. bad,
2. Expensive,,7. young,
3. Poor,,8. full,
4. Clean,,9. heavy,
5. difficult,,10. fair,

,Part 2. Change the following adjectives into adverbs of manner and make sentences.(1.0 point),0. Careful $=>$ carefully. I drive my car carefully.,1. noisy.....,2. gentle.....,3. loud.....,4. good.....,5. friendly.....,D. Grammar (1.0 points) Choose the correct answer,1. I live ..... Hai Duong cityA. in B. on C at,2. The cat is ..... two boxespA. under B. next to C. between,3. She has English lesson ..... August $08^{th}.$,A. in B. on C at,4. The ..... are in the living room D. person,A. child B. students C. children,5. He asked me ..... C. politely D. politly,A. polite B. polite C. any D. a,6. I have ..... moneyA. a lot of B. many,7. My mother usually goes shopping ..... Friday morning.A. in B. on C at,8. Give opposite meaning with underline word. C. noisy,She is hard-workingA. lazy B. easy D. angry,9. Which sentence is correct? b. He doesn&#x27;t go to bed late usually.,a. He usually doesn&#x27;t go to bed late.,c. He doesn&#x27;t usually go to bed late. d. Does he go usually late to bed?,10. She is lying ..... on the grass.A. comfortablely B. comfortably C. in a comfortable way,E. SPEAKING (1.0 point)

Accepted Answer

Here are the answers to the given sentences:

1. False (All English nouns are not regular; some nouns have irregular plurals.)
2. True (The plural of &#x27;book&#x27; is &#x27;books&#x27;.)
3. True (If there is a rule, it simplifies things by providing a clear and consistent pattern to follow.)
4. True (There are usually historical or linguistic reasons that explain any irregularities in English nouns.)
5. True (Words which are the same in singular and plural often stem from Old French.)
6. True (&#x27;Science&#x27; irregular plurals, such as &#x27;criteria&#x27; and &#x27;crises&#x27;, are mainly derived from Greek.)
7. True (Plurals in &#x27;en&#x27;, such as &#x27;children&#x27; and &#x27;oxen&#x27;, are of Germanic origin.)
8. True (People can be used as a plural of &#x27;person&#x27;, although &#x27;persons&#x27; is used in more formal situations.)
9. True (Although trousers are one garment, it is a plural noun, likely due to its historical composition of two separate parts.)
10. False (There are irregular verbs in English, but this topic is mentioned as being discussed later.)

Here are the opposite adjectives:

1. Weak
2. Cheap
3. Rich
4. Dirty
5. Easy
6. Good
7. Old
8. Empty
9. Light
10. Unfair

1. Noisy -> Noisily. The children played noisily in the park.
2. Gentle -> Gently. She gently closed the door to avoid waking the baby.
3. Loud -> Loudly. He sang loudly in the shower, enjoying his favorite song.
4. Good -> Well. She sings well and is often invited to perform at local events.
5. Friendly -> Friendly (In some cases, &#x27;friendly&#x27; can be used as an adverb, but the preferred adverbial form is &#x27;in a friendly way&#x27; or &#x27;in a friendly manner&#x27;. However, &#x27;friendly&#x27; is sometimes used as an adverb in informal contexts.)

Here are the correct answers:

1. A. in
2. A. under
3. B. on
4. C. children
5. B. politely 
6. A. a lot of
7. B. on
8. A. lazy
9. c. He doesn&#x27;t usually go to bed late.
10. B. comfortably

Please go ahead and ask your speaking question, I&#x27;ll do my best to assist you.