For Fun - 'Bloopers' - Hậu trường
Sometimes we do not remember what to say. Or sometimes we are laughing about a funny event. Watch the video above to see these mistakes, or "bloopers."
Đôi khi chúng ta không nhớ phải nói cái gì. Hoặc có lúc chúng ta cười vì một thứ gì đó khôi hài. Cùng xem video trên và cười với chúng tôi trong những lần quay hỏng nhé!!
Review Quiz
In this quiz, you can test your listening skills. Watch a short video and answer each question.
Lesson Review
Did you miss a lesson? Look back and see if you remember these grammar points and topics.
Grammar focus: Modals: should; ought to
Topics: Warnings: Be careful, Watch out; Recommending products, giving advice
Learning Strategy: Cooperate
Speaking & Pronunciation Focus: past tense contractions; Making recommendations using "should"
Grammar focus: modal "ought to;" irregular past tense verbs
Topics: U.S. Presidents; Americana symbols
Learning Strategy: Make Associations
Speaking & Pronunciation Focus: Pronouncing "ought to" in fast speech; Giving warnings with the expression "look out;" Symbols associated with American Presidents
Grammar focus: Irregular past tense verbs
Topics: Asking about health problems; giving advice for health problems
Learning Strategy: Analyze Information
Speaking & Pronunciation Focus: Wh-questions and Yes/No question intonation; Groups of verbs with irregular past tense forms
Grammar focus: Imperative verb forms, Past tense of BE
Topics: Giving a reason or excuse, Apologizing
Learning Strategy: Self Talk
Speaking & Pronunciation Focus: Imperative verbs, Extending the word "well"
Grammar focus: Review simple past and irregular past tense verbs; Using adjectives with correct adjective placement; Infinitives: to read, to be; to work
Topics: Describing physical states & emotions
Learning Strategy: Personalize
Speaking & Pronunciation Focus: Using adjectives; Back-channeling noises: Um-Hum, Uh-Huh
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