Picture Talk butterfly fan leaf flowers photograph /f/ vase seven vote violet /v/ Adjective ending – ING or - ED Adj. ending –ING is used to express the active meaning Adj. ending –ED is used to express the passive meaning Note Mary has been doing the same job again and again for a long time. She doesn’t enjoy it. b o r e d b o r i n g Mary is bored Mary’s job is boring When did you first study English ? It was not until…… that you studied English Structure “It was not until …” It was not until + time + that S + V 2/ed …. (mãi cho đến …….mới … ) You didn’t study English until …… Rewrite the sentences, using “It was not until… ” He didn’t study English until 2002 It was not until 2002 that he studied English Articles : A, An , The For lunch I had a sandwich and an apple. The sandwich wasn’t very nice, “A” and “An” can precede only singular count nouns; they mean “one”, they are used to introduce a subject which has firstly mentioned. But “An” is used before the words that begin a vowel sound “The” is used to indicate something that we have already mentioned before but the apple was very delicious . that he studied English Articles : A, An , The For lunch I had a sandwich and an apple. The sandwich wasn’t very nice, “A” and “An” can precede only singular count nouns; they mean “one”,. …….mới … ) You didn’t study English until …… Rewrite the sentences, using “It was not until… ” He didn’t study English until 2002 It was not until 2002 that he studied English Articles : A,. again and again for a long time. She doesn’t enjoy it. b o r e d b o r i n g Mary is bored Mary’s job is boring When did you first study English ? It was not until…… that you studied English Structure