Danh mục bài học trong khóa luyện thi IELTS 1-1

  1. Vocabulary
    1. Growing up: Relationships, families and early learning
    2. Mental and physical development: The body, the mind
    3. Keeping fit: Diet, health and exercise
    4. Lifestyles: Life, leisure
    5. Student life: Study, education, research
    6. Effective communication: Language, linguistics
    7. On the move: Tourism, travel
    8. Through the ages: Time, history
    9. The natural world: Flora and fauna, agriculture
    10. Reaching for the skies: Space, the planets
    11. Design and innovation: Building, engineering
    12. Information technology: Telecommunications, computers and technology
    13. The modern world: Globalisation, changing attitudes and trends
    14. Urbanisation: Problems and solutions, big city life
    15. The green revolution: The environment, climate change and pollution
    16. The energy crisis: Natural resources, alternative fuels
    17. Talking business: Employment, management and marketing
    18. The law: Crime, punishment
    19. The media: The news, fame
    20. The arts: Art appreciation, the performing arts
    21. Language building 1: Using a dictionary, word families
    22. Language building 2: Learning vocabulary, collocation
    23. Academic Writing Task 1: Data, graphs and tables, diagrams and processes
    24. Academic Writing Task 2: Linking words, opinion words, register
    25. General Training Writing: Vocabulary for Writing Tasks 1 and 2
  2. Pronunciation
    1. Section A: Sounds and Spelling
      1. How many letters, how many sounds? – Spelling and pronunciation
      2. Pizza for dinner – /ɪ/ and /iː/
      3. A spoonful of sugar – /ʊ/ and /uː/
      4. Father and mother – /ɑː/ and /ʌ/
      5. A dog in the corner – /ɒ/ and /ɔː/
      6. Bread and jam – /e/ and /æ/
      7. My birthday’s on Thursday – /ɜː/
      8. Here and there – /ɪə/ and /eə/
      9. Have a great time! – /eɪ/, /aɪ/ and /ɔɪ/
      10. Old town – /əʊ/ and /aʊ/
      11. Pack your bags – /p/ and /b/
      12. Twenty days – /t/ and /d/
      13. Cats and dogs – /k/ and /g/
      14. November the first – /f/ and /v/
      15. Both together – /θ/ and /ð/
      16. It’s the wrong size, isn’t it? – /s/ and /z/
      17. Fresh fish, usually – /ʃ/ and /ʒ/
      18. Chips and juice – /tʃ/ and /dʒ/
      19. My hungry uncle – /m/, /n/ and /ŋ/
      20. How many hours? – /h/
      21. That’s life! – /l/
      22. What terrible weather! – /r/
      23. What’s the news? – /w/ and /j/
      24. Sunglasses or umbrella? – Consonant groups in the middle of words
      25. Train in the rain – Consonant groups at the beginning of words
      26. Pink and orange – Consonant groups at the end of words
      27. Last week – Consonant groups across words
    2. Section B: Syllables and Words
      1. One house, two houses – Syllables
      2. Wait a minute – where’s the waiter? – Strong and weak vowels
      3. Single or return? – Stress in two-syllable words
      4. Begin at the beginning – Stress in longer words
      5. Where’s my checklist? – Stress in compound words
    3. Section C: Phrases, Sentences and Grammar
      1. Phrases and pauses – Reading aloud
      2. Speak it, write it, read it – Linking words together 1
      3. Me and you, you and me – Linking words together 2
      4. Take me to the show, Jo – Rhythm
      5. Hey, wait for me! – Strong and weak forms 1: Pronouns
      6. And what’s his name? – Strong and weak forms 2: Possessives, conjunctions, prepositions
      7. There’s a spider – Strong and weak forms 3: Articles, comparatives, ‘there’
      8. Who was that? – Strong and weak forms 4: Auxiliary verbs
      9. They’re here! – Contractions
      10. It’s George’s birthday – Pronouncing -s endings
      11. I looked everywhere – Pronouncing past tenses
    4. Section D: Conversation
      1. Not half past two, half past three – Intonation for old and new information
      2. And suddenly… – Intonation in storytelling
      3. Really? That’s amazing! – Being a good listener
      4. I know when it is, but not where – Important words in conversation 1
      5. Finished? I’ve just started! – Important words in conversation 2
      6. No, thanks, I’m just looking – Intonation in phrases and sentences 1
      7. Fine, thanks – Intonation in phrases and sentences 2
    5. Section E: Reference
      1. E1 – Chart of phonemic symbols
      2. E2 – Guide for speakers of specific languages
      3. E3 – Sound pairs
      4. E4 – From spelling to sound
      5. E5 – The alphabet
      6. E6 – Pronouncing numbers
      7. E7 – Pronouncing geographical names
      8. E8 – Homophones
  3. Grammar
    1. Present tenses: present simple; present continuous; state verbs   
    2. Past tenses 1: past simple; past continuous; used to; would  
    3. Present perfect: present perfect simple; present perfect continuous  
    4. Past tenses 2: past perfect simple; past perfect continuous
    5. Future 1: plans, intentions and predictions; present continuous; going to; will   
    6. Future 2: present simple; be about to; future continuous; future perfect  
    7. Countable and uncountable nouns: countable and uncountable nouns; quantity expressions (many, much, a lot of, some, any, a few, few, no)   
    8. Referring to nouns: articles; other determiners (demonstratives, possessives, inclusives; each, every, both, all etc)  
    9. Pronouns and referencing: personal, possessive and reflexive pronouns; avoiding repetition  
    10. Adjectives and adverbs: describing things; adding information about manner, place, time, frequency and intensity   
    11. Comparing things: comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs; other ways of comparing   
    12. The noun phrase: noun + prepositional phrase; noun + participle clause; noun + toinfinitive clause   
    13. Modals 1: ability; possibility; alternatives to modals   
    14. Modals 2: obligation and necessity; suggestions and advice; adverbs  
    15. Reported speech: tense changes; time references; reporting questions; reporting verbs   
    16. Verb + verb patterns: verb + toinfinitive; verb + ing; verb + preposition + ing; verb + infinitive without to   
    17. Likelihood based on conditions 1: zero, first and second conditionals; other ways to introduce a condition   
    18. Likelihood based on conditions 2: third conditional; mixed conditionals; wishes and regrets; should(n’t) have   
    19. Prepositions: prepositions after verbs, adjectives and nouns; prepositional phrases   
    20. Relative clauses: relative pronouns; defining and nondefining relative clauses; prepositions   
    21. Ways of organising texts: subject choice; introductory it; ellipsis; organising information; itand whatclauses   
    22. The passive: the passive; reporting with passive verbs; have something done, need + ing   
    23. Linking ideas: conjunctions, adverbials and prepositions; linking expressions  
    24. Showing your position in a text: pronouns; adverbs; verbs; adjectives   
    25. Nominalisation in written English: forming nouns from other parts of speech (verbs, adjectives and linking words)
  4. Listening
    1. Listening 1 – Map Labelling
    2. Listening 2 – Form Completion
    3. Listening 3 – Table Completion
    4. Listening 4 – Short-answer Questions and Diagram Completion
    5. Listening 5 – Select from a list and Multiple Matching
    6. Listening 6 – Multiple-Choice Questions and Flow-chart Questions
    7. Listening 7 – Sentence and Flowchart Completion
    8. Listening 8 – Note and Sentence Completion
  5. Reading
    1. Reading 1 – Matching Headings
    2. Reading 2 – True, False, Not Given & Multiple-Choice Questions
    3. Reading 3 – Flowchart and Table Completion
    4. Reading 4 – Matching Features and Global Multiple-Choice Questions
    5. Reading 5 – Select from a list and Yes-No-Not Given
    6. Reading 6 – Summary and Diagram
    7. Reading 7 – Matching sentence ending, Matching information, Short-answer Questions
    8. Reading 8 – Review Reading Skills
  6. Speaking
    1. Speaking 1 – Overview of the Speaking Test
    2. Speaking 2 – People and Relationships
    3. Speaking 3 – Health
    4. Speaking 4 – Art
    5. Speaking 5 – History
    6. Speaking 6 – Science and Technology
    7. Speaking 7 – Television, News and Current Affairs
    8. Speaking 8 – Culture
  7. Writing
    1. Writing Task 1
      1. Writing 1 – Overview of Task 1
      2. Writing 2 – Line Graph
      3. Writing 3 – Bar Chart
      4. Writing 4 – Pie Chart
      5. Writing 5 – Table
      6. Writing 6 – Diagram
      7. Writing 7 – Maps
      8. Writing 8 – Multiple Charts
    2. Writing Task 2
      1. Writing 9 – Overview of Task 2
      2. Writing 10 – Clauses & Sentences
      3. Writing 11 – Advantages & Disadvantages
      4. Writing 12 – Agree or Disagree
      5. Writing 13 – Discuss both views
      6. Writing 14 – Cause, Effect, Solution (Part 1)
      7. Writing 14 – Cause, Effect, Solution (Part 2)
      8. Writing 15 – Common Errors and Proofreading

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