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Strong forms Weak forms Strong forms Weak forms
she can [<b>kæn</b>]
they must [<b>mʌst]</b>
you have [<b>hæv</b>]
she has [<b>hæz</b>]
I could [<b>kud</b>]
you do [<b>du:</b>]
[<b>kən</b>] can she
[<b>məst</b>] must they
[<b>həv</b>] have you
[<b>həz</b>] has she
[<b>kəd</b>] could I
[<b>du</b>] do you
I am [<b>æm</b>]
he does [<b>dʌz</b>]
he is [<b>iz</b>]
we shall [<b>∫æl</b>]
they will [<b>wil</b>]
it will [<b>wil</b>]
[<b>əm</b>] am I
[<b>dəz</b>] does he
<b>[iz</b>] is he
[<b>∫əl</b>] shall we
[<b>wəl] </b>will they
[<b>wəl</b>] will it
<i><b>Read the following phrases. Pay attention to how the </b></i>
<i><b>strong and weak form of the auxiliaries are pronounced.</b></i>
*<b>Strong forms</b> are often used in <b>affirmative sentences </b>(Câu khẳng
định)
<b>1. A: Can you speak English?</b>
<b>B: Yes, I can.</b>
<b>2. A: Must we go now?</b>
<b>B: I think we must.</b>
<b>3. A: Have you met Quang?</b>
<b>B: Yes, I have.</b>
<b>4. A: Has she gone?</b>
<b>B: Yes, she has.</b>
<b>5. A: Shall we go now?</b>
<b>B: I think we ought to.</b>
<b>6. A: Will you come tomorrow?</b>
<b>B: Yes, I will.</b>
<b>It’s sunny.</b>
<b>He feels cold.</b>
<b>It’s sunny but</b> <b>he feels cold.</b>
<b>Although </b>
<b>Even though</b> <b>it’s sunny, he feels cold.</b>
<b>Though</b> <b><sub>although</sub></b>
<b>He feels cold even though</b> <b>it’s sunny.</b>
<b>though</b>
<i><b>Usage: </b><b>Although/ Even though/ </b></i>
<i><b>Though </b><b>are used to express </b></i>
<i><b>unexpected contrast.</b></i>
e.g. <b>Although</b> it’s sunny, he feels cold.
e.g. He feels cold <b>although</b> it’s sunny
<b>Although </b>
<b>Though</b> <b>S + V</b>
<b>Even though</b>
<b>S + V</b>
<b>,</b> <b>.</b>
<b>although </b>
<b>though</b> <b>S + V</b>
<b>even though</b>
<b>S + V</b> <b>.</b>
<i>Common mistake: </i>
<b>Although</b> it is sunny, <b>but</b> he feels cold
<b>In spite of</b>
<b>Despite</b> <b>+ N/ V-ing</b> <b>,</b> <b>S + V</b> <b>.</b>
<b>He tried to finish the book. He was tired</b>
He tried to finish the report <b>although </b>he was tired.
<b>He had promised to come. He didn’t come.</b>
<b>Though he had promised to come, he didn’t come.</b>
<b>Exercise1: Combine the sentences with</b>
1.It rained a lot. We enjoyed our vacation.
2. We had planned everything carefully. A lot of
things went wrong.
3. The doctor has advised him to quit. Bob smokes
20 cigarettes a day.
-> Even though (Although) it rained a lot, we
enjoyed our vacation.
->Although (Even though) we had planned
everything carefully, a lot of things went wrong.
4. It was cold and rainy. We managed to go to class
in time.
5. Luong has studied English only for six months.
He can speak English very well.
6. I didn’t go to bed early. I was really sleepy.
->Although (Even though) it was cold and rainy,
we managed to go to class in time.
->I didn’t go to bed early although I was really
sleepy.
1. ..., I couldn’t sleep.
2. ..., I recognized her from distance.
3. She wasn’t wearing a coat...
4. We thought we’d better invite them to the
party ...
<i><b>I was very tired</b></i>
<i><b>I had never seen her before</b></i>
<i><b>it was pretty cold</b></i>
<i><b>I couldn’t speak the language,</b></i>
<i><b>the heat was on</b></i>
<i><b>I’d met her twice before</b></i> <i><b>we’ve known each other for a long time</b></i>
<b>Although</b>
<b>Although</b>
<i><b>we don’t</b></i> <i><b>like them very much</b></i>
<b>although</b>
<i>A</i>
<i>B.</i>
<i>C.</i>
<i>D.</i>
<i>E.</i>
<i>F.</i>
<i>G.</i>
<i>H.</i>
<i>Complete the sentences using</i>
<i>Although + a clause from the box</i>
Example :
Although ………..……….., he is not well paid
<i>I.</i>
<b>he has a very important job</b>
5. ………., I managed to make
myself understood.
6. ……….., the room wasn’t very warm.
7. I didn’t recognize her ………..
8. We’ve not very good friends ……….
<i><b>I couldn’t speak the language,</b></i>
<i><b>the heat was on</b></i>
<i><b>I’d met her twice before</b></i> <i><b>we’ve known each other for a long time</b></i>
<b>Although</b>
<b>Although</b>
<b>although</b>
<i>A</i>
<i>D.</i>
<i>H.</i>
<i>Complete the sentences using</i>
<i>Although + a clause from the box</i>
Example :
Although ………..……….., he is not well paid
<i>I.</i>
<b>although</b>
1.Although we had packed our bags the night
before, we forgot many things.
2.They didn’t eat anything although they were
very hungry.
3.Although Luong hadn’t studied English before,
he could speak very well
<b>... her doctor's warnings, </b>
<b>Jane continued to smoke.</b>
<b>next</b>
<b>I liked the snow... it was </b>
<b>good to get back to some warm </b>
<b>weather.</b>
<b>next</b>
<b>... they are poor, they seem </b>
<b>happy</b>
<b>next</b>
<b>He came to the </b>
<b>meeting... his illness</b>
<b>next</b>
<b>She won ...the fact that </b>
<b>she fell midway through the race.</b>
<b>next</b>
<b>Seh bought a car... She </b>
<b>was still too young to learn to drive.</b>
<b>next</b>
<b>I enjoy going to </b>
<b>discos ... I don’t like </b>
<b>dancing.</b>
<b>next</b>
<b>She won the first prize... </b>
<b>she felt disappointed</b>
<b>next</b>