Bài 7; source framing, whole-clause which và câu phức. Bài này mở giới từ sau động từ và phrasal/prepositional verbs; chưa mở double comparatives trước Bài 9.
ENGLISH 6–12 • LEARN IT, USE IT, MAKE IT YOURSTHPT • ĐÍCH BẬC 3 • 105 TIẾT/NĂM
ƯỚC MƠ LỚNENGLISH EVERY DAY
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Look beyond the headline
Nhìn vượt khỏi dòng tít
Dòng tít viết ‘CITY PANICS!’; nội dung cho biết ba role-card hỏi cùng một câu. Dấu chấm than được mời ngồi xuống và đọc nguồn.
“The headline shouted that the city had panicked; the article quietly looked into three confused role cards.”Dòng tít hét rằng cả thành phố hoảng loạn; bài viết nhỏ nhẹ xem xét ba role-card đang bối rối.
Look into = investigate; react to, rely on, distinguish between có preposition cố định theo nghĩa. Không dịch từng từ rời.VOC • CHUNKS BEFORE SINGLE WORDS
Học sáu cụm để dùng ngay
Đọc nghĩa, nghe câu mẫu, che thẻ rồi gọi lại. Không chép một từ rời 10 lần.
audit a headline claim
/ˈɔːdɪt ə ˈhedlaɪn kleɪm/kiểm tra nhận định trong dòng títAudit the headline against the body and source file.
look into a report
/lʊk ˈɪntə ə rɪˈpɔːt/xem xét/điều tra một báo cáoThe student newsroom looks into a fictional report.
rely on a named source
/rɪˈlaɪ ɒn ə neɪmd sɔːs/dựa vào nguồn được nêu rõDo not rely on an unsupported repost.
respond to a correction
/rɪˈspɒnd tə ə kəˈrekʃn/phản hồi một đính chínhThe editor responds to a correction visibly.
distinguish between fact and frame
/dɪˈstɪŋɡwɪʃ bɪˈtwiːn fækt ənd freɪm/phân biệt dữ kiện với khung diễn giảiReaders distinguish between the count and the dramatic frame.
keep up with an update
/kiːp ʌp wɪð ən ˈʌpdeɪt/theo kịp thông tin cập nhậtA correction box helps readers keep up with an update.
GRAM • MEANING → FORM → USE
Verb–preposition và phrasal/prepositional verbs
Một số động từ chọn giới từ theo nghĩa: rely on, respond to, comment on, distinguish between. Phrasal-prepositional verbs có verb + particle + preposition như look forward to, keep up with, come up with. Học cả cụm và cấu trúc object.
Khung câu
- verb + preposition + object: rely on evidence
- verb + object? Check the lexical pattern: respond to a claim
- phrasal-prepositional: keep up with updates
- after a preposition, use noun/pronoun/V-ing
Câu dùng thật
The editor relied on the named source.
Readers responded to the correction.
The team distinguished between the count and the frame.
The newsroom kept up with the revised information.
Bẫy cần gỡ
Không bỏ giới từ hoặc thêm theo tiếng Việt: discuss the issue, nhưng comment on the issue. To trong look forward to là preposition nên theo sau noun/V-ing. Tra từ điển uy tín khi không chắc pattern.
SOUND • CLEAR ENGLISH
Trọng âm đặc biệt theo từ loại: REcord–reCORD, PREsent–preSENT
Ưu tiên người nghe hiểu rõ. Có hai mẫu Anh–Mỹ/Anh–Anh; giọng cụ thể phụ thuộc thiết bị, còn IPA và hướng dẫn khẩu hình là chuẩn đối chiếu.
Một số từ hai âm tiết đổi trọng âm theo từ loại: noun thường nhấn đầu, verb thường nhấn sau. Đây là xu hướng có nhóm từ quen thuộc, không phải quy tắc cho mọi từ. Nghe cả câu để nhận từ loại và kiểm từ điển.
- a REcord /ˈrekɔːd/ — to reCORD /rɪˈkɔːd/
- a PREsent /ˈpreznt/ — to preSENT /prɪˈzent/
- an INcrease /ˈɪŋkriːs/ — to inCREASE /ɪnˈkriːs/
The team will reCORD a correction and keep a clear REcord of the change.1. Nghe không nói. 2. Nói đè theo cụm. 3. Tự ghi âm và so độ rõ.
LISTEN • 241 WORDS
From CITY PANICS to three questions
Ghi HEADLINE–BODY CLAIM–NAMED SOURCE–NUMBER–FRAME–CORRECTION. Khoanh verb–preposition chunks.
NGHE 3 LƯỢT
- Chỉ bắt ý chính.
- Nghe thông tin cần cho nhiệm vụ.
- Mở transcript để kiểm, rồi shadow một câu.
Chỉ mở transcript sau ít nhất hai lượt nghe
A fictional student newsroom audits two versions of a short urban story. The first headline reads ‘CITY PANICS OVER NEW ROUTE!’ The body, however, relies on one classroom simulation with twelve role cards. Three roles asked the same question about where to change buses; nine selected the intended route without help. The source file calls this an information gap, not panic. The newsroom looks into how the frame changed. A writer had responded to the three questions by choosing a dramatic verb, but the headline removed the sample size and the fictional setting. The editor asks the team to distinguish between the measured count and the interpretation. They replace the headline with ‘Three of Twelve Roles Request Clearer Transfer Sign’. The revised story links to the source label and explains the limits. Later, the team receives an update: after the sign was revised, eleven of twelve roles selected the correct route, while one requested an audio option. The newsroom keeps up with the change by adding a dated correction box rather than silently replacing the first figure. It also records who approved the update. Students notice the stress shift between a written REcord and the verb reCORD. More importantly, they learn the lexical patterns rely on, respond to, distinguish between and keep up with. The final article does not celebrate perfect success. It reports the new count, includes the remaining access request and invites readers to check the fictional source file.
- 1Why was the first headline misleading?
- 2How does the newsroom handle the updated figure?
TALK • ROLE + GOAL + REPAIR
Hội thoại có mục đích
Mục tiêu: Audit headline bằng source–sample–frame–correction.
Vai: A: biên tập viên • B: phóng viên
AWhat source did the headline rely on?
BIt relied on one simulation with twelve fictional roles.
AHow did the headline respond to the three questions?
BIt framed them as citywide panic.
AHow will we keep up with the new figure?
BWe will add a dated correction box and retain the first context.
READ • 282 WORDS
A correction is part of the article, not an embarrassment beside it
So sánh HEADLINE–BODY–SOURCE–SAMPLE–VERB–UPDATE–CORRECTION PATH. Gạch lexical chunks.
A headline has limited space, but brevity does not excuse a change in scale. Three confused participants in a classroom simulation are not a city in panic. A responsible newsroom audits whether the headline, body and source describe the same population, time frame and level of certainty. Verb choices matter. Panics, rejects and proves may create a stronger frame than asks, reports or suggests. Readers should distinguish between the measured event and the interpretation placed around it. Lexical patterns help express this work accurately. Journalists rely on named sources, respond to corrections, comment on evidence and keep up with updates. These prepositions belong to the patterns; removing or replacing them can make the English faulty. In a phrasal-prepositional verb such as look forward to, the final to is a preposition, so it can be followed by a noun or an -ing form. Learners should record whole chunks and check a reliable dictionary rather than translate each small word separately. Ethical correction is equally important. When a figure changes, silently replacing the old number can hide what readers originally saw. A dated correction box can state the earlier wording, the updated information, the source and the reason for revision. The article should retain enough context for readers to follow the change. Balanced reporting may still reach a clear conclusion when evidence is strong. It does not require treating an unsupported post and a documented source as equal. Classroom media files should remain fictional and contain no real accusation, account or identifying location. The best headline is not the quietest or the most dramatic. It is the shortest wording that preserves the scale, source and uncertainty that a reader needs to understand the story.
1What should a newsroom compare when auditing a headline?
2Why can a dated correction box be better than silent replacement?
WRITE • 180–200 WORDS
Viết headline audit 180–200 từ.
Viết cho người đọc thật: dựng ý, viết nháp, kiểm nghĩa rồi mới sửa hình thức.
Plan
- Original headline
- Body/source evidence
- Scale mismatch
- Revised headline
- Update and correction
- Remaining limit
Model • 200 words
Our fictional newsroom audited the headline ‘CITY PANICS OVER NEW ROUTE!’ The article relied on one classroom simulation with twelve role cards. Three roles asked where to change buses, while nine selected the intended route without help. The source described an information gap; it did not report panic or a citywide reaction. We therefore distinguished between the measured count and the dramatic frame. Our revised headline is ‘Three of Twelve Roles Request Clearer Transfer Sign’. It preserves the sample and the action actually recorded. We later received an update. After the sign was revised, eleven roles selected the correct route, while one requested an audio option. To keep up with the new information, we added a dated correction box instead of silently replacing the result. The box names the fictional source, earlier figure, new figure and approving editor role. The update suggests that the revised sign improved route selection in this simulation, which is encouraging. However, it does not prove that every real passenger would understand the route. The remaining audio request must stay visible. No real account, location or accusation appears in the task. The audit shows that a headline can preserve scale, source, uncertainty and a correction path.
Self-edit
- 180–200 từ
- Verb–preposition chunks đúng
- Headline không vượt source/sample
- Có dated correction và remaining limit
RETRIEVAL PRACTICE
Luyện tập 85%–15%
17 câu bài hiện tại + 3 câu nền đã học. Không có câu dùng kiến thức của bài sau.
Cụm “audit a headline claim” có nghĩa phù hợp nhất là gì?
Cụm “look into a report” có nghĩa phù hợp nhất là gì?
Cụm “rely on a named source” có nghĩa phù hợp nhất là gì?
Cụm “respond to a correction” có nghĩa phù hợp nhất là gì?
Cụm “distinguish between fact and frame” có nghĩa phù hợp nhất là gì?
Cụm “keep up with an update” có nghĩa phù hợp nhất là gì?
The editor relied ___ the named source.
Readers responded ___ the visible correction.
The team distinguished ___ the measured count and the dramatic frame.
We look forward to ___ the revised report.
Which pattern is typical in ‘a record’?
Which pattern is typical in ‘to record’?
Why should learners still check a dictionary?
Why was the first headline misleading?
How does the newsroom handle the updated figure?
What should a newsroom compare when auditing a headline?
Why can a dated correction box be better than silent replacement?
The headline changed the scale, ___ weakened its accuracy.
The editor warned the team ___ an unsupported accusation.
Which source statement is appropriately limited?
Gợi mở, không nói hộ
Chọn một headline hư cấu rồi hỏi con ‘nguồn nói về bao nhiêu người, headline nói về ai?’. Không dùng cáo buộc hoặc tài khoản thật để luyện.
Dạy để giao tiếp có căn cứ
Dạy lexical pattern như một chunk có object. Media file hư cấu, correction path rõ; không biến bài học thành phán xét một cơ quan hoặc cá nhân có thật.
CHƯƠNG 3Cities and media