phạm trường
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Đề bài đầy đủ thế này:

Describe a person you admire.

You should say:

- who the person is

- what he or she is like

- and why you admire him or her.


Mình không biết có nên miêu tả physical features không?

Cám ơn các bạn.

phuongthao
  • Bài viết: 181
  • Gia nhập: 16-05-2013
Dĩ nhiên là có chứ bạn. Nhưng không phải những người ra đề mặc định mọi thí sinh phải tự biết những quy tắc bất thành văn đó đâu, mà là có lý do:

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"What is he like?" thường đề cập đến nhân cách hoặc tính tình, nhưng bạn cũng có thể đề cập đến diện mạo.

- Còn "What does he LOOK like?" chỉ đề cập đến diện mạo.

Theo kinh nghiệm của bản thân thì mình thấy trong mấy sách chúng ta đã học, như tiếng Anh 8, và mấy giáo trình tiếng Anh đều chỉ dạy "What is he like?" là hỏi về tính tình, còn "What does he LOOK like?"là hỏi về diện mạo, nên mình không biết.


A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds.
hoài linh
  • Bài viết: 6
  • Gia nhập: 14-07-2013

Mình không miêu tả trực tiếp, mà nói giống ai đó, ví dụ như: "He looks like a popular movie star with an average body weight, tall stature. He has a smiley face with gray eyes." thì có được không?

phuongthao
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 Được chứ sao không bạn!  


A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds.
hoài linh
  • Bài viết: 6
  • Gia nhập: 14-07-2013

"Personality" và "character" khác nhau thế nào vậy bạn?

dam tv
  • Bài viết: 2
  • Gia nhập: 14-07-2013

2 từ này có nghĩa gần giống nhau. Tốt nhất, bạn nên học cách sử dụng những từ đó trong những tình huống khác nhau, và trong những cụm từ khác nhau, và học thuộc.

Ví dụ Character: 

- to have a strong/weak character

- character traits/defects

- The book gives a fascinating insight into Mrs Obama's character.

- Generosity is part of the American character.

- The character of the neighbourhood hasn't changed at all.

- Everyone admires her strength of character and determination.

- He showed great character returning to the sport after his accident.

- Adventure camps are considered to be character-building.

Ví dụ Personality:

- His wife has a strong personality.

- The children all have very different personalities.

- He maintained order by sheer force of personality.

- There are likely to be tensions and personality clashes in any social group.

- People's clothes are often an expression of their personality.

- We need someone with lots of personality to head the project.

- She was very beautiful but seemed to lack personality.

- Their son is a real personality.

phương thanh
  • Bài viết: 3
  • Gia nhập: 10-07-2013

Bạn  cho mình hỏi 1 số từ vựng miêu tả tóc nha, mình tìm hoài mà không thấy ở đâu hết 2 từ "Đầu đinh" và "thắc bím" trong tiếng Anh. Ai biết chỉ giúp mình với.

Magaret
  • Bài viết: 6
  • Gia nhập: 09-07-2013

1. She wore her hair in plaits.

Her hair was tied back in a long thick plait.



2. His spiked hair tickles us as much his humorous character.

Spiky hair style: Kiểu tóc dựng đứng



bonus
  • Bài viết: 5
  • Gia nhập: 05-07-2013

Bới tóc tiếng Anh là gì vậy bạn?

Thanks.

hummingbird
  • Bài viết: 211
  • Gia nhập: 10-05-2013
EX:

1. She wore her hair in a bun.

2. Vanessa Hudgens looked breathtaking in a all white and a hair bun at Kiss ... she looks so pretty!

3. She wears a plain dress. She has her hair in a bun; she is not wearing make-up. The mother is not skinny.




Cuộc sống của bạn là của bạn và chính bạn chịu trách nhiệm cho chính cuộc đời mình chứ không phải tôi, bố mẹ hay bạn bè,…
ngô thừa ân
  • Bài viết: 3
  • Gia nhập: 25-07-2013

Mình được học 1 số cách để miêu tả tóc nè, chia sẻ với mọi người đây: 

dark/ black, dark brown, fair/blonde, red, ginger, straight, curly, wavy, neck length, shoulder length, cropped, spiky, permed, dyed, grey, greying

*permed: tóc xù



*ginger-haired: tóc nâu sáng


*brunette: tóc nâu sẫm


*cropped: tóc cắt ngắn

beatles
  • Bài viết: 4
  • Gia nhập: 05-07-2013

Mình còn giữ mấy bài mẫu miêu tả người nè, hồi đó thầy bắt mình học thuộc lòng luôn đó, giờ tải lên mọi người cùng học lại chung cho vui nha.BigGrinBigGrin

PART 1:

1. Examiner: Do you look like any other people in your family?

Carlo: No … not at all … take my brother for example … he has short cropped hair and has quite a pointed face … he’s also quite fair-skinned compared to me …

2. Examiner: Tell me about your family.

Andrea: My father’s getting on a bit … he’s in his 60s … but he looks very young for his age … he still does lots of exercise and is quite well-built …

3. Examiner: What does your best friend look like?

Mandy: She’s the same age as me … she has shoulder-length hair … fair hair … she has a slim figure and is medium height …

PART 2:

Describe a person whose appearance you like. You should say

    who this person is

    what their relationship is to you

    what they look like

and say what it is about their appearance you like.

Monique:  OK … I’d like to talk about my aunt … her name’s Marta and she’s quite a character … she’s middle-aged but has a very youthful appearance … she’s a little overweight I suppose but not too much … she has a friendly round face framed by thick blonde hair … she has a lovely complexion and she’s always well-turned out … she actually always looks like she’s going out for the evening to somewhere special … there’s never a hair out of place … I’ve always thought she bears a striking resemblance to someone on TV … I can’t remember the name now … she wears glasses and always seems to have a different pair on every time I see her … I like the way she looks because she wears clothes that are right for her age and manages to look glamorous without it looking like she’s too done up … yes … I’ll be happy if I look like her when I’m her age …

PART 3:

1. Examiner:  Is it important to dress well whenever we go out?

Mark: It depends where you’re going … I know some people get done up just to go to the shops … but I don’t see the point … you shouldn’t go out looking scruffy with disheveled hair but I really don’t see the point in getting dressed up to the nines unless you’re going somewhere special …

2. Examiner: Do people worry too much about their appearance as they get older?

Mira: I’m sure they do … yes … but it happens to all of us doesn’t it … we all go grey eventually and get hard of hearing … we start to lose our figure … that’s why plastic surgery is so popular … personally I think we just need to grow old gracefully and not worry too much about how we look …

3. Examiner: Is attractiveness a quality worthwhile aiming for?

Phoebe: I’d like to say no … it shouldn’t matter what we look like in terms of our physical appearance … but unfortunately it seems women especially are taken more seriously if they are good looking with a slender figure with perfect make up and so on …

 

NEW WORDS:

            

1.      to bear a striking resemblance: to look very similar to

2.      cropped hair: very short hair

3.      disheveled hair: untidy hair

4.      to dress up to the nines: to dress very smartly or glamorously

5.      fair hair: light-coloured hair

6.      to be fair-skinned: light skinned

7.      to get done up: to dress smartly

8.      to be getting on a bit: to be getting old

9.      to go grey: to have hair that is turning grey

10.  to be good looking: to be attractive

11.  to grow old gracefully: to act in a way that embraces the fact you are getting older

12.  to be hard of hearing: to find it difficult to hear

13.  in his/her 30s/40s: to be 20/30 something

14.  scruffy: dressed untidily

15.  to look young for your age: to look younger than you are

16.  to lose one’s figure: to have a figure that has lost its toned shape

17.  complexion: natural skin colour and texture

18.  make up: cosmetics

19.  medium height: average height

20.  middle-aged: approximately between 45-65

21.  to never have a hair out of place: perfectly styled hair

22.  to be overweight: to weigh more than is regarded as healthy

23.  pointed face: the opposite of a round face

24.  shoulder-length hair: hair that comes down to the shoulders and no further

25.  slender figure: a figure that is tall and slim

26.  slim figure: attractively thin

27.  thick hair: a lot of hair

28.  to wear glasses: to use spectacles

29.  to be well-built: to be muscular

30.  to be well-turned out: to look smart

31.  youthful appearance: to look young

Quang Trung
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  • Gia nhập: 12-07-2013
Mình share với các bạn một bài mẫu dùng nhiều các tính từ mô tả người nè. Bạn xem cách người ta trình bày và tổ chức ý nha. Tuy là 1 bài viết, nhưng bạn cũng có thể học được vài câu hay (mình nghĩ vậyBigGrin).

Topic: We all work or will work in jobs with many different kinds of people. In your opinion, what are some important characteristics of a co-worker (someone you work closely with)? Use reasons and specific examples to explain why these characteristics are important.

I’ve worked in several offices, and I’ve found there are certain characteristics that all good co-workers have in common. They tend to be cooperative people, they adapt well to changes, and they are helpful to others in the office. People who have these characteristics are easy to work with.

A good co-worker is very cooperative. She does her best to get along with others. She tries to do her part well because she knows that if one person doesn’t get her work done, it affects everyone else. She also has a positive attitude that creates a pleasant working environment.

A good co-worker is adaptable. She is not stubborn about changes in schedules or routines. She doesn’t object to having her job description revised. She has no problem with new procedures and welcomes changes when they come.

A good co-worker is helpful. She helps out when someone falls behind in his or her work. She is willing to change her schedule to accommodate another worker’s emergency. She doesn’t keep track of how often she has to take on extra work.

We spend more time with our co-workers during the week than we do with our family. Thus, it’s important for our co-workers to be people we can get along with. When co-workers are cooperative, adaptable, and helpful, everyone gets along better and can get their job done well.

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Larry Page
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  • Gia nhập: 04-07-2013

Emotional characteristics

 

Đặc điểm tâm lý

 

 confident

 tự tin

 calm 

 bình tĩnh

 sensitive

 nhạy cảm

 hot-headed /bad-tempered 


 nóng nảy

 impulsive

 hấp tấp

 cheerful 

 vui vẻ

 generous

 phóng khoáng

 kind

 tốt bụng

 mean

 keo kiệt

 sensible /clever 


 khôn ngoan

 serious 

 nghiêm túc

 honest 

 thật thà

 good-humoured /funny 


 hài hước

 moody 

 tính khí thất thường


 dishonest 

 không thật thà

 arrogant 

 ngạo mạn

 cautious 

 cẩn thận

 hard-working 

 chăm chỉ

 intelligent 

 thông minh

 snobbish 

 khinh người

 stupid 

 ngốc

 outgoing 

 cởi mở

 adventurous 

 thích phiêu lưu

 introverted 

 hướng nội

 extroverted 

 hướng ngoại

 shy

 nhút nhát

 easy-going

 dễ tính

 bad-mannered 

 cư xử tồi

 emotional 

 tình cảm

 sophisticated 

 sành sỏi

  absent-minded 


 đãng trí


 conceited 

 tự cao tự đại

 brave 

 dũng cảm

 cowardly 

 nhát gan
sapa
  • Bài viết: 5
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Mặt rám nắng và có nếp nhăn nói thế nào vậy  mọi người?
star wars
  • Bài viết: 4
  • Gia nhập: 05-07-2013
- tanned: rám nắng

- fleckled: tàn nhan

- wrinkled: có nếp nhăn

The Men
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  • Gia nhập: 05-07-2013
Các bạn có thể cho mình 1 số đề nói về người không?!

Cám ơn các bạn rất nhiều.

hummingbird
  • Bài viết: 211
  • Gia nhập: 10-05-2013
1. Describe a child that you know.

 You should say:

     Who the child is

     How you know the child

     When you see the child

Explain why you like/dislike this child.

2. Describe someone who has had an important influence on your life.

 You should say:

     Who the person is

     How long you have known him/her? 

     What qualities this person has?

Explain why they have had such an influence on you.

3. Describe an old person that you know.

 You should say:

     What your relationship is to this person

     How often you see them

     What people think about this person

Explain why you like them.

4. Describe a lake, a river or a sea you have visited.

 You should say:

     Where the lake is

     How often you have visited it  What activities you do there

    Explain why you like this particular place.

5. Describe a present you have given someone.

 You should say:

     Who you gave it to

     What kind of present it was 

     How it compared to other presents you have given

Explain why you decided to give this particular gift.

6. Describe a sporting event you attended.

 You should say:

     What kind of sport is was 

     How it compared to other events you’ve been to

     How often it takes place

Explain why you consider this event to be of interest.

7. Describe a TV show that you enjoy.

 You should say:

     What type of show it is

     How often it is on

     How popular it is with other people in your country

Explain why you like it.

8. Describe a happy childhood event.

 You should say:

     When it happened

     Who was involved

     How you felt at the time

Explain why you remember this particular occasion.


Cuộc sống của bạn là của bạn và chính bạn chịu trách nhiệm cho chính cuộc đời mình chứ không phải tôi, bố mẹ hay bạn bè,…
Struensee
  • Bài viết: 21
  • Gia nhập: 08-08-2013

Diễn đàn này hay quá, mình cố gắng tìm vài cái hay để cùng chia sẻ với các bạn nè. Đây là những đề mẫu miêu tả tính tình con người. Có cả 3 phần luôn đây.

Part 1:

1. How would you describe yourself?

Everyone tells me I take after my mum as I’m quite laid-back (= see ‘easy-going’)

… I think I’m good company but you should ask my friends if they agree …

2. In which ways are you similar to your friends?

I seem to be attracted to introverts … not people who are painfully shy but most of my friends are a little reserved … and I think that’s what I’m like …

3. Are you similar or different to your brother(s)/sister(s)?

I think my brother and I are very similar … I’d say we’re fun-loving and tend to be a bit extroverted … my brother is certainly the life and soul of the party … I’m not sure that applies to me …

Part 2

Describe a teacher you once had who you enjoyed being taught by. You should say

who this person was

when they were your teacher

which subject they taught you

and describe what it was about their character that you liked.

I’d like to describe my English teacher from school … Miss Thomas … this was a few years ago now and she was my teacher at a time when I was getting a little bored with being at school … unlike some of the other teachers Miss Thomas never lost her temper … she was very calm and easy-going … she was also very broad-minded … we were able to ask her questions about lots of subjects that some other teachers would refuse to discuss which made us respect her even more … she had a great sense of humour too … she’d laugh at our jokes as well as making us laugh … and she would also bend over backwards to help us with our work … she always put us first and often stayed around at the end of class to talk with anyone who needed help … apparently she was highly respected within her field but you would never know as she was the type that hid her light under a bushel (=to hide one’s talents and skills)… she was very modest and self-effacing (= to not try to get the attention of others, especially in terms of hiding one’s skills or abilities) … so yes … Miss Thomas was a teacher I have fond memories of …

Part 3

1. Which personal qualities do you think we most want to pass on to our children?

I certainly would want my children to be self-confident and self-assured (= confident)

… I really believe that people who feel good about themselves are in a good position to face what life has to offer them … and I’d hope they wouldn’t be self-centred … but remembered to think about others …

2.  Which characteristics do you think are the least appealing in a person?

Well … people who are very narrow-minded are difficult to get on with … it’s nice when someone is open to other people’s opinion and willing to think about their own views … and people who are two-faced can be a little irritating … relationships are built on trust and without honesty there’s not much left …

3. Which personality types do you think are less likely to suffer from stress or anxiety?

Probably people who are thick-skinned … who don’t let people or problems affect them too much … and if you are fair-minded you’ ll be less likely to overreact to situations or be quick-tempered

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