Sunday, October 26, 2025
Tuesday, October 21, 2025
Silent T: Cách đọc một vài từ có chữ T câm
Chữ 'T' thường là âm câm (silent T)
trong tiếng Anh khi nó xuất hiện trong một số tổ hợp chữ cái nhất định hoặc
trong các từ vay mượn.
Dưới đây là các nguyên tắc và ví dụ
phổ biến:
1. Nguyên tắc chính
Chữ T thường câm trong các tổ hợp
chữ cái sau:
* -STEN: Khi T đứng trước -en
sau S.
* listen /ˈlɪsən/
(nghe)
* fasten /ˈfæsən/ (buộc,
thắt)
* hasten /ˈheɪsən/
(thúc giục)
* glisten /ˈɡlɪsən/ (lấp
lánh)
* -FTEN: Khi T đứng trước -en
sau F.
* soften /ˈsɒfən/ (làm
mềm)
* often /ˈɒfən/ hoặc
/ˈɔːfən/ (thường xuyên). Lưu ý: often là một ngoại lệ vì nó có thể được phát âm
với T (/ˈɒftən/) trong một số phương ngữ, nhưng phát âm không có T vẫn phổ biến
và được chấp nhận.
* -STLE: Khi T đứng trước -le
sau S.
* castle /ˈkɑːsəl/
(lâu đài)
* whistle /ˈwɪsəl/
(huýt sáo)
* wrestle /ˈresəl/ (vật
lộn)
* bustle /ˈbʌsəl/ (hối
hả)
* thistle /ˈθɪsəl/
(cây kế)
* Trong từ có nguồn gốc từ tiếng
Pháp: Một số từ mượn từ tiếng Pháp giữ lại âm T câm ở cuối từ.
* ballet /ˈbæleɪ/
(ba-lê)
* gourmet /ˈɡʊəmeɪ/
(người sành ăn/chất lượng cao)
* rapport /ræˈpɔːr/ (mối
quan hệ)
* Các từ đặc biệt:
* Christmas /ˈkrɪsməs/
(Giáng sinh)
* mortgage /ˈmɔːrɡɪdʒ/
(thế chấp)
2. Các trường hợp T câm khác (Không
chính thức hoặc trong văn nói)
* Sau N trong âm tiết không
nhấn trọng âm: Trong văn nói nhanh, đặc biệt là tiếng Anh Mỹ, âm T có thể bị lược
bỏ khi đứng sau N trong âm tiết không nhấn trọng âm.
* interview /ˈɪnərvjuː/
(phỏng vấn - thường được nghe là inerview)
* international /ˌɪntərˈnæʃənəl/
(quốc tế - thường được nghe là inernational)
* twenty /ˈtwenti/
(hai mươi - thường được nghe là tweny)
T-SOUNDS: 4 Ways to Pronounce T
(English Pronunciation Lesson)
Video này cung cấp bài học về 4
cách phát âm âm T, bao gồm cả trường hợp T câm, giúp người học cải thiện phát
âm tiếng Anh.
3. Tìm hiểu thêm cách phát âm của T trong các video sau:
Do not say the D in these 105 common words
https://youtu.be/cztw76aM-18?si=GaZZW_kQndB_9EvI
American Accent - American T sound - Pronunciation of American English
https://youtu.be/CdOgNXwCUYE?si=xj3sK46UrPDbUf1o
Pronunciation of T / How to pronounce the letter T / American accent training / American pronunciation
Thursday, October 16, 2025
Your Job Is A Waste of Your Life
Transcript:
Your Job Is A Waste of Your Life
In case you didn't know,
one day you will die, and I want to show you why the job that you have, that
you hate is a waste of your life.
See this right here is
our childhood and our teenage years, and we have a lot of fun.
And most of us usually
get a job right around here at 20 years old.
And most people will
retire at the age of 65.
Now if we're lucky, we'll
live all the way to 80 years old.
Now if you look at this,
the majority of our lives will actually be spent at work.
But a recent Gallup poll
found that 85% of people in America don't enjoy their jobs.
And in China, in Japan,
that number is almost 94%.
Now that's just crazy
statistic.
Most people hate what
they do, but spend most of their lives doing it.
Do you want to spend the
majority of your life doing something that you hate doing?
And just so you know, if
you're slaving away for retirement down here, you're missing the point.
Because only 82% of
people in the world will actually live to the age of 65.
And if you get to 65, on
average, you only have about 15 more years left to live after you retire.
And also so you know,
only 65% of people actually live into the age of 80.
So don't stay at a job
where you dread Mondays and live for the weekends.
If you don't like your
job, quit it.
Find another way to make
money.
It's okay to wake up
tomorrow and completely reinvent yourself and become the person that you've
always wanted to be.
It's never too late to
start.
Now you may be thinking,
well, that's unrealistic because I have a family to feed and what I want you to
think of is this,
if your children grow up
just to be just like you and you work a job that you hate, guess what they will
do when they get older, the same thing.
Do you want that life for
them?
Didn't you rather have
your children watch you live a fulfilled life doing what you love so that they
can grow up and do the same?
Even if it means that you
make less money because no matter how you make your money,
Whether you're the CEO of
a billion dollar company or a janitor, we all end up as dust.
And so it's with really
great love and respect that I want to challenge you to rethink your life.
If you're not happy with
your job or your purpose or your meaning in life, change it.
It's okay to make less
money doing something that you love
and not feel the need to
buy a bigger house or a new car just because your neighbor did.
You don't have to keep up
with the Joneses (*).
Don't fear of being
judged by people just because you don't have that great job title.
Don't look back at the
end of your life and see unfulfilled dreams or chances that you didn't take in
days that were just wasted away at a job that you hated.
Don't be so busy making a
living that you forget to actually make a life because life is so short.
Do something that you
love and be proud of it and when you're not working, spend that time with the
people that you love because here's the deal.
You weren't born to just
pay the bills and die.
You were born to thrive.
&&&
Bản
dịch tiếng Viêt
Công việc của bạn đang
lãng phí cuộc đời bạn
Trong trường hợp bạn chưa
nhận ra — một ngày nào đó bạn sẽ chết. Và tôi muốn cho bạn thấy lý do tại sao
công việc mà bạn đang có, mà bạn ghét, thực ra đang lãng phí cuộc đời của bạn.
Hãy nhìn vào đây: đây là tuổi
thơ và tuổi thiếu niên của chúng ta — quãng thời gian chúng ta vui chơi, hồn
nhiên và tự do.
Phần lớn chúng ta bắt đầu đi làm khoảng 20 tuổi, và thường nghỉ hưu
vào khoảng 65 tuổi.
Nếu may mắn, chúng ta có thể sống đến khoảng 80 tuổi.
Bây giờ, nếu bạn nhìn kỹ,
phần lớn cuộc đời của chúng ta thực ra dành cho công việc.
Thế nhưng, một khảo sát gần đây của Gallup cho thấy 85% người Mỹ không thích
công việc của họ,
và ở Trung Quốc, Nhật Bản, con số đó gần 94%.
Đó là một thống kê thật
điên rồ — đa số con người ghét việc mình làm, nhưng lại dành gần hết đời
mình để làm nó.
Bạn có muốn sống phần lớn cuộc đời chỉ để làm điều mình ghét không?
Và hãy nhớ rằng — nếu bạn
làm việc cật lực chỉ để được nghỉ hưu, bạn đang bỏ lỡ ý nghĩa thật sự
của cuộc sống.
Bởi vì chỉ khoảng 82% người trên thế giới sống được đến 65 tuổi,
và ngay cả khi bạn đạt đến tuổi đó, trung bình bạn chỉ còn khoảng 15 năm để
sống sau khi nghỉ hưu.
Thậm chí, chỉ 65% người sống được đến 80 tuổi.
Vì vậy, đừng tiếp tục
một công việc khiến bạn sợ hãi mỗi sáng thứ Hai và chỉ sống vì cuối tuần.
Nếu bạn không thích công việc của mình — hãy nghỉ đi.
Hãy tìm một cách khác để kiếm sống.
Không sao cả nếu bạn thức dậy vào ngày mai và hoàn toàn làm lại bản thân
mình, trở thành người mà bạn luôn muốn trở thành.
Không bao giờ là quá muộn để bắt đầu.
Có thể bạn sẽ nghĩ: “Điều
đó thật phi thực tế — tôi còn phải nuôi gia đình.”
Nhưng hãy thử nghĩ thế này:
Nếu con bạn lớn lên và trở thành bản sao của bạn, làm một công việc
mà bạn ghét,
thì đoán xem — chúng cũng sẽ sống như bạn thôi.
Bạn có muốn điều đó cho con mình không?
Hay bạn muốn con thấy bạn sống một cuộc đời trọn vẹn, làm điều bạn yêu
thích,
để chúng cũng học được cách sống như vậy,
cho dù bạn kiếm ít tiền hơn đi nữa.
Bởi vì, dù bạn kiếm tiền
bằng cách nào —
dù bạn là giám đốc điều hành công ty tỷ đô hay người lao công —
tất cả chúng ta rồi cũng sẽ hóa thành tro bụi.
Và chính vì vậy, với tình
yêu và sự tôn trọng chân thành, tôi muốn thách thức bạn nhìn lại cuộc đời
mình.
Nếu bạn không hạnh phúc với công việc, với mục đích, hay với ý nghĩa sống của
mình,
hãy thay đổi nó.
Không sao cả nếu bạn kiếm
ít tiền hơn để làm điều bạn yêu thích,
và không cần phải chạy đua mua nhà lớn, xe mới chỉ vì hàng xóm có.
Bạn không cần phải “theo kịp nhà Joneses” (*).
Đừng sợ bị người khác
phán xét chỉ vì bạn không có “chức danh hào nhoáng”.
Đừng để đến cuối đời mới nhìn lại và thấy toàn giấc mơ chưa thực hiện,
những cơ hội đã bỏ lỡ,
và những ngày tháng lãng phí trong công việc mà bạn căm ghét.
Đừng mải mê kiếm sống mà
quên mất phải sống.
Cuộc đời quá ngắn ngủi.
Hãy làm điều bạn yêu thích và tự hào về nó.
Và khi không làm việc, hãy dành thời gian cho những người bạn yêu thương.
Bởi vì sự thật là:
Bạn không sinh ra chỉ để trả hóa đơn và rồi chết đi.
Bạn sinh ra để sống một cuộc đời rực rỡ và nở hoa. ![]()
&&&
Ghi chú:
*The Joneses: Gia đình Joneses là một bộ
phim hài kịch-chính kịch của Mỹ năm 2009 do Derrick Borte viết kịch bản và đạo
diễn, là tác phẩm đầu tay của ông.
Tóm tắt phim The Joneses (2009)
Đạo diễn: Derrick Borte
Diễn viên chính: Demi Moore, David Duchovny, Amber
Heard, Ben Hollingsworth
Phim kể về một gia đình tưởng như hoàn hảo — nhà Jones
— gồm Steve, Kate, Mick và Jenn vừa chuyển đến một khu ngoại ô giàu có. Họ có tất
cả: nhà sang, xe đẹp, quần áo thời thượng, lối sống đẳng cấp khiến hàng xóm ngưỡng
mộ và ganh tị.
Nhưng sự thật là họ không phải gia đình thật, mà là những
nhân viên tiếp thị ngầm được thuê để sống giữa cộng đồng và quảng bá sản phẩm
thông qua hình ảnh “cuộc sống hoàn hảo” của mình. Họ tạo ra một “cơn sốt tiêu
dùng” khiến hàng xóm chạy đua mua sắm theo.
Dần dần, Steve (người đàn ông đóng vai chồng) bắt đầu
cảm thấy tội lỗi khi chứng kiến hậu quả: một người hàng xóm rơi vào nợ nần và tự
sát vì cố bắt chước mức sống của họ. Sự kiện này khiến Steve nhận ra sự giả tạo
và vô nghĩa của công việc, và cố gắng thoát khỏi hệ thống tiêu thụ này — dù mọi
thứ xung quanh đều được dựng lên như một “sân khấu” để bán hàng.
Ý
nghĩa và ẩn dụ của phim
1.
Ẩn dụ về xã hội tiêu dùng hiện đại:
Gia đình Jones tượng trưng cho sức mạnh của quảng cáo
ngầm và cách các công ty khiến con người định giá bản thân qua vật chất. Họ
không bán sản phẩm, mà bán hình ảnh của hạnh phúc — điều mà nhiều người ngoài đời
cũng bị cuốn vào.
2.
Ảo tưởng về “cuộc sống hoàn hảo”:
Phim châm biếm mạng xã hội (dù ra đời trước thời
Instagram), nơi mọi người trưng bày cuộc sống hào nhoáng giả tạo để nhận sự ngưỡng
mộ, khiến người khác so sánh, ghen tị và khổ sở.
3.
Hệ quả đạo đức của marketing và áp lực xã hội:
Khi việc tiêu dùng được đặt lên trên giá trị con người,
sự thật, lòng trắc ẩn và quan hệ thật sự đều bị bóp méo. Steve trở thành hình ảnh
người “tỉnh thức”, nhận ra bản chất hủy hoại của hệ thống mình góp phần duy
trì.
Đánh
giá tổng quát
Thể loại: Chính kịch, châm biếm xã hội
Điểm nổi bật: Ý tưởng độc đáo, diễn xuất tự nhiên,
thông điệp sâu sắc về “chủ nghĩa vật chất trá hình”.
Điểm yếu: Nhịp phim hơi chậm ở giữa và kết thúc có phần
nhẹ tay.
Thông điệp: Đừng để mình bị định nghĩa bởi thứ mình sở
hữu — vì hạnh phúc thật không thể mua được.
Tóm lại, Gia đình Joneses là một ẩn dụ sắc bén về xã hội
tiêu thụ, sự giả tạo trong hình ảnh cá nhân và cách truyền thông khiến chúng ta
chạy theo ảo tưởng “thành công”, dù cái giá phải trả là chính cuộc sống thật của
mình.
Thursday, October 9, 2025
ENGLISH SENTENCE PATTERNS FOR SPEAKING | Speak English Fluently Without Hesitation - YouTube
Hello, lovely students. Welcome back
to Vega English. In today's lesson, we're going to practice speaking with some
super-simple and familiar sentence patterns. The kind of phrases you can actually
use every day. No need to stress about grammar rules or memorizing long
sentences. Just spend a few minutes each day repeating these patterns with us,
and you'll be surprised how quickly your English speaking gets better. It's all
about staying consistent and having fun while learning. We really hope you find
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Sentence Patterns For Spoken English
It's time to ... It's time to ...
It's time to.. + Verb
Đã đến lúc phải làm gì ...
It's time to go: Đã đến lúc phải đi rồi.
It's time to go. It's time to go.
It's time to go. It's time to go.
It's time to move on. It's time to move on.
It's time to move on. It's time to move on.
It's time to get ready. It's time to get ready.
It's time to get ready. It's time to get ready.
It's time to clean up. It's time to clean up.
It's time to clean up. It's time to clean up.
It's time to say goodbye. It's time to say goodbye.
It's time to say goodbye. It's time to say goodbye.
What makes you ... ? What makes you ... ?
What makes you ... + Adjective / Verb?
Điều gì khiến bạn ... + Tính từ / Động từ nguyên mẫu, khộng có To
What makes you nervous?: Điều gì khiến bạn lo lắng?
What makes you nervous? What makes you nervous?
What makes you nervous? What makes you nervous?
What makes you choose this? What makes you choose this?
What makes you choose this? What makes you choose this?
What makes you trust him? What makes you trust him?
What makes you trust him? What makes you trust him?
What makes you special? What makes you special?
What makes you special? What makes you special?
What makes you angry? What makes you angry?
What makes you angry? What makes you angry?
I'm thinking of ... I'm thinking of...
I'm thinking of ... + Verb - ing
I'm thinking of moving: Tôi đang nghĩ đến việc chuyển đi.
I'm thinking of moving. I'm thinking of moving.
I'm thinking of moving. I'm thinking of moving.
I'm thinking of visiting my family. I'm thinking of visiting
my family.
I'm thinking of visiting my family. I'm thinking of visiting
my family.
I'm thinking of sleeping early tonight. I'm thinking of
sleeping early tonight.
I'm thinking of sleeping early tonight. I'm thinking of
sleeping early tonight.
I'm thinking of starting a new job. I'm thinking of starting
a new job.
I'm thinking of starting a new job. I'm thinking of starting
a new job.
I'm thinking of changing my hairstyle. I'm thinking of
changing my hairstyle.
I'm thinking of changing my hairstyle. I'm thinking of
changing my hairstyle.
Why don't you ...? Why don't you ...?
Why don't you + verb (động từ nguyên mẫu)?
Dùng để đề nghị ai nên làm gì.
Why don't you drink some water?: Sao bạn không uống chút nước?
Why don't you drink some water? Why don't you drink some
water?
Why don't you drink some water? Why don't you drink some
water?
Why don't you write it down? Why don't you write it down?
Why don't you write it down? Why don't you write it down?
Why don't you say sorry? Why don't you say sorry?
Why don't you say sorry? Why don't you say sorry?
Why don't you join us? Why don't you join us?
Why don't you join us? Why don't you join us?
Why don't you ask her? Why don't you ask her?
Why don't you ask her? Why don't you ask her?
Thank you for... Thank you for ...
Thank you for + Verb-ing / Noun
Cảm ơn bạn đã giúp mình việc gì / tặng mình cái gì
Thank you for coming today: Cảm ơn bạn đã đến hôm nay.
Thank you for coming today. Thank you for coming today.
Thank you for coming today. Thank you for coming today.
Thank you for your time. Thank you for your time.
Thank you for your time. Thank you for your time.
Thank you for calling me. Thank you for calling me.
Thank you for calling me. Thank you for calling me.
Thank you for the gift. Thank you for the gift.
Thank you for the gift. Thank you for the gift.
Thank you for listening. Thank you for listening.
Thank you for listening. Thank you for listening.
You'd better... You'd better ...
You'd better go now.
You'd better go now. You'd better go now.
You'd better go now.
You'd better get some rest. You'd better get some rest.
You'd better get some rest. You'd better get some rest.
You'd better be careful. You'd better be careful.
You'd better be careful. You'd better be careful.
You'd better lock the door. You'd better lock the door.
You'd better lock the door. You'd better lock the door.
You'd better not tell him. You'd better not tell Anna.
You'd better not tell him. You'd better not tell Anna.
Have you ever ...? Have you ever ...?
Have you ever seen snow? Have you ever seen snow?
Have you ever seen snow? Have you ever seen snow?
Have you ever been to Japan? Have you ever been to Japan?
Have you ever been to Japan? Have you ever been to Japan?
Have you ever stayed up all night? Have you ever stayed up
all night?
Have you ever stayed up all night? Have you ever stayed up
all night?
Have you ever been late for work? Have you ever been late
for work?
Have you ever been late for work? Have you ever been late
for work?
Have you ever argued with a friend? Have you ever argued
with a friend?
Have you ever argued with a friend? Have you ever argued
with a friend?
Did you ...? Did you ...?
Did you eat breakfast? Did you eat breakfast?
Did you eat breakfast? Did you eat breakfast?
Did you talk to the manager? Did you talk to the manager?
Did you talk to the manager? Did you talk to the manager?
Did you see that movie? Did you see that movie?
Did you see that movie? Did you see that movie?
Did you go to work yesterday? Did you go to work yesterday?
Did you go to work yesterday? Did you go to work yesterday?
Did you see my message? Did you see my message?
Did you see my message? Did you see my message?
I'm totally ... I'm totally ...
I'm totally happy. I'm totally happy.
I'm totally happy. I'm totally happy.
I'm totally surprised. I'm totally surprised.
I'm totally surprised. I'm totally surprised.
I'm totally sure. I'm totally sure.
I'm totally sure. I'm totally sure.
I'm totally tired after working all day. I'm totally tired
after working all day.
I'm totally tired after working all day. I'm totally tired
after working all day.
I'm totally busy this week. I'm totally busy this week.
I'm totally busy this week. I'm totally busy this week.
I'm not cut out for ... I'm not cut out for ...
I'm not cut out for this job. I'm not cut out for this job.
I'm not cut out for this job. I'm not cut out for this job.
I'm not cut out for city life. I'm not cut out for city
life.
I'm not cut out for city life. I'm not cut out for city
life.
I'm not cut out for drama. I'm not cut out for drama.
I'm not cut out for drama. I'm not cut out for drama.
I'm not cut out for office work. I'm not cut out for office
work.
I'm not cut out for office work. I'm not cut out for office
work.
I'm not cut out for long-distance travel. I'm not cut out for long-distance travel.
I'm not cut out for long-distance travel.
I'm not cut out for long-distance travel.
Who's going to ... Who's going to ...
Who's going to clean this mess? Who's going to clean this mess?
Who's going to clean this mess? Who's going to clean this
mess?
Who's going to drive us home? Who's going to drive us home?
Who's going to drive us home? Who's going to drive us home?
Who's going to help me now? Who's going to help me now?
Who's going to help me now? Who's going to help me now?
Who's going to pay for this? Who's going to pay for this?
Who's going to pay for this? Who's going to pay for this?
Who's going to tell him the truth? Who's going to tell him
the truth?
Who's going to tell him the truth? Who's going to tell him
the truth?
I don't have time to ... I don't have time to ...
I don't have time to cook. I don't have time to cook.
I don't have time to cook. I don't have time to cook.
I don't have time to rest. I don't have time to rest.
I don't have time to rest. I don't have time to rest.
I don't have time to argue. I don't have time to argue.
I don't have time to argue. I don't have time to argue.
I don't have time to call you back. I don't have time to
call you back.
I don't have time to call you back. I don't have time to
call you back.
I don't have time to exercise. I don't have time to
exercise.
I don't have time to exercise. I don't have time to
exercise.
Can you ... ? Can you ... ?
Can you close the window?
Can you close the window? Can you close the window?
Can you close the window?
Can you wait a minute? Can you wait a minute?
Can you wait a minute? Can you wait a minute?
Can you fix this? Can you fix this?
Can you fix this? Can you fix this?
Can you explain it again? Can you explain it again?
Can you explain it again? Can you explain it again?
Can you pass me the salt? Can you pass me the salt?
Can you pass me the salt? Can you pass me the salt?
I'm not much of a... I'm not much of a ...
I'm not much of a cook. I'm not much of a cook.
I'm not much of a cook. I'm not much of a cook.
I'm not much of a morning person. I'm not much of a morning
person.
I'm not much of a morning person. I'm not much of a morning
person.
I'm not much of a talker. I'm not much of a talker.
I'm not much of a talker. I'm not much of a talker.
I'm not much of a reader. I'm not much of a reader.
I'm not much of a reader. I'm not much of a reader.
I'm not much of a movie fan. I'm not much of a movie fan.
I'm not much of a movie fan. I'm not much of a movie fan.
You'd better not ... You'd better not....
You'd better not open that door. You'd better not open that
door.
You'd better not open that door. You'd better not open that
door.
You'd better not say that again. You'd better not say that
again.
You'd better not say that again. You'd better not say that
again.
You'd better not break your promise. You'd better not break
your promise.
You'd better not break your promise. You'd better not break
your promise.
You'd better not eat too much. You'd better not eat too
much.
You'd better not eat too much. You'd better not eat too
much.
You'd better not drive so fast. You'd better not drive so
fast.
You'd better not drive so fast. You'd better not drive so
fast.
Make sure ... Make sure....
Make sure you lock the door. Make sure you lock the door.
Make sure you lock the door. Make sure you lock the door.
Make sure everything is ready. Make sure everything is
ready.
Make sure everything is ready. Make sure everything is
ready.
Make sure to arrive on time. Make sure to arrive on time.
Make sure to arrive on time. Make sure to arrive on time.
Make sure you bring your ID. Make sure you bring your ID.
Make sure you bring your ID. Make sure you bring your ID.
Make sure you check your email. Make sure you check your
email.
Make sure you check your email. Make sure you check your
email.
I will not ... I will not ...
I will not say yes. I will not say yes.
I will not say yes. I will not say yes.
I will not do it for you. I will not do it for you.
I will not do it for you. I will not do it for you.
I will not waste my time. I will not waste my time.
I will not waste my time. I will not waste my time.
I will not give up. I will not give up.
I will not give up. I will not give up.
I will not forget this. I will not forget this.
I will not forget this. I will not forget this.
How do you like ... ? How do you like ... ?
How do you like your new job? How do you like your new job?
How do you like your new job? How do you like your new job?
How do you like living here? How do you like living here?
How do you like living here? How do you like living here?
How do you like your hair done? How do you like your hair
done?
How do you like your hair done? How do you like your hair
done?
How do you like your coffee? How do you like your coffee?
How do you like your coffee? How do you like your coffee?
How do you like your steak? How do you like your steak?
How do you like your steak? How do you like your steak?
I want to ... I want to ...
I want to eat something. I want to eat something.
I want to eat something. I want to eat something.
I want to learn English. I want to learn English.
I want to learn English. I want to learn English.
I want to live near the beach. I want to live near the
beach.
I want to live near the beach. I want to live near the
beach.
I want to call my mom. I want to call my mom.
I want to call my mom. I want to call my mom.
I want to take a break. I want to take a break.
I want to take a break. I want to take a break.
What's it like ... ? What's it like ...?
What's it like living in Australia? What's it like living in
Australia?
What's it like living in Australia? What's it like living in
Australia?
What's it like working night shifts? What's it like working
night shifts?
What's it like working night shifts? What's it like working
night shifts?
What's it like cooking for 10 people? What's it like cooking
for 10 people?
What's it like cooking for 10 people? What's it like cooking
for 10 people?
What's it like being a parent? What's it like being a
parent?
What's it like being a parent? What's it like being a
parent?
What's it like traveling alone? What's it like traveling
alone?
What's it like traveling alone? What's it like traveling
alone?
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Review All The Sentence Patterns
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It's time to go. It's time to go.
It's time to move on. It's time to move on.
It's time to get ready. It's time to get ready.
It's time to clean up. It's time to clean up.
It's time to say goodbye. It's time to say goodbye.
What makes you nervous? What makes you nervous?
What makes you choose this? What makes you choose this?
What makes you trust him? What makes you trust him?
What makes you special? What makes you special?
What makes you angry? What makes you angry?
I'm thinking of moving. I'm thinking of moving.
I'm thinking of visiting my family. I'm thinking of visiting
my family.
I'm thinking of sleeping early tonight. I'm thinking of
sleeping early tonight.
I'm thinking of starting a new job. I'm thinking of starting
a new job.
I'm thinking of changing my hairstyle. I'm thinking of
changing my hairstyle.
Why don't you drink some water? Why don't you drink some
water?
Why don't you write it down? Why don't you write it down?
Why don't you say sorry? Why don't you say sorry?
Why don't you join us? Why don't you join us?
Why don't you ask her? Why don't you ask her?
Thank you for coming today. Thank you for coming today.
Thank you for your time. Thank you for your time.
Thank you for calling me. Thank you for calling me.
Thank you for the gift. Thank you for the gift.
Thank you for listening. Thank you for listening.
You'd better go now. You'd better go now.
You'd better get some rest. You'd better get some rest.
You'd better be careful. You'd better be careful.
You'd better lock the door. You'd better lock the door.
You'd better not tell him. You'd better not tell Anna.
Have you ever seen snow? Have you ever seen snow?
Have you ever been to Japan? Have you ever been to Japan?
Have you ever stayed up all night? Have you ever stayed up
all night?
Have you ever been late for work? Have you ever been late
for work?
Have you ever argued with a friend? Have you ever argued
with a friend?
Did you eat breakfast? Did you eat breakfast?
Did you talk to the manager? Did you talk to the manager?
Did you see that movie? Did you see that movie?
Did you go to work yesterday? Did you go to work yesterday?
Did you see my message? Did you see my message?
I'm totally happy. I'm totally happy.
I'm totally surprised. I'm totally surprised.
I'm totally sure. I'm totally sure.
I'm totally tired after working all day. I'm totally tired
after working all day.
I'm totally busy this week. I'm totally busy this week.
I'm not cut out for this job. I'm not cut out for this job.
I'm not cut out for city life. I'm not cut out for city
life.
I'm not cut out for drama. I'm not cut out for drama.
I'm not cut out for office work. I'm not cut out for office
work.
I'm not cut out for long-distance travel.
I'm not cut out for long-distance travel.
Who's going to clean this mess? Who's going to clean this
mess?
Who's going to drive us home? Who's going to drive us home?
Who's going to help me now? Who's going to help me now?
Who's going to pay for this? Who's going to pay for this?
Who's going to tell him the truth? Who's going to tell him
the truth?
I don't have time to cook. I don't have time to cook.
I don't have time to rest. I don't have time to rest.
I don't have time to argue. I don't have time to argue.
I don't have time to call you back. I don't have time to
call you back.
I don't have time to exercise. I don't have time to
exercise.
Can you close the window? Can you close the window?
Can you wait a minute? Can you wait a minute?
Can you fix this? Can you fix this?
Can you explain it again? Can you explain it again?
Can you pass me the salt? Can you pass me the salt?
I'm not much of a cook. I'm not much of a cook.
I'm not much of a morning person. I'm not much of a morning
person.
I'm not much of a talker. I'm not much of a talker.
I'm not much of a reader. I'm not much of a reader.
I'm not much of a movie fan. I'm not much of a movie fan.
You'd better not open that door. You'd better not open that
door.
You'd better not say that again. You'd better not say that
again.
You'd better not break your promise. You'd better not break
your promise.
You'd better not eat too much. You'd better not eat too
much.
You'd better not drive so fast. You'd better not drive so
fast.
Make sure you lock the door. Make sure you lock the door.
Make sure everything is ready. Make sure everything is
ready.
Make sure to arrive on time. Make sure to arrive on time.
Make sure you bring your ID. Make sure you bring your ID.
Make sure you check your email. Make sure you check your
email.
I will not say yes. I will not say yes.
I will not do it for you. I will not do it for you.
I will not waste my time. I will not waste my time.
I will not give up. I will not give up.
I will not forget this. I will not forget this.
How do you like your new job? How do you like your new job?
How do you like living here? How do you like living here?
How do you like your hair done? How do you like your hair
done?
How do you like your coffee? How do you like your coffee?
How do you like your steak? How do you like your steak?
I want to eat something. I want to eat something.
I want to learn English. I want to learn English.
I want to live near the beach. I want to live near the
beach.
I want to call my mom. I want to call my mom.
I want to take a break. I want to take a break.
What's it like living in Australia? What's it like living in
Australia?
What's it like working night shifts? What's it like working
night shifts?
What's it like cooking for 10 people? What's it like cooking
for 10 people?
What's it like being a parent? What's it like being a
parent?
What's it like traveling alone? What's it like traveling
alone?
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