What are the Top 10 sample introductions and conclusions for narrative essays? What Vietnamese knowledge does the 4th-grade Vietnamese language curriculum cover?
What are the Top 10 sample introductions and conclusions for narrative essays?
Students may refer to the following Top 10 sample introductions and conclusions for narrative essays:
Top 10 sample introductions and conclusions for narrative essays
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What drama texts may be selected for the 4th-grade Vietnamese Language curriculum?
Under Section IX of the Appendix of the General Education Program for Literature issued along with Circular 32/2018/TT-BGDDT, the following drama texts may be selected for the 4th-grade Vietnamese Language curriculum:
GRADE 4 AND GRADE 5
*Drama
- The Fox Fell into the Well (Aesop)
- The Blue Bird (M. Maeterlinck)
- Prince - Princess and the Nine Gods... Captured (Minh Phuong)
- People's Hearts (Nguyen Van Xe)
- Citizen Number One (Ha Van Cau - Vu Dinh Phong)
- ...
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What Vietnamese knowledge does the 4th-grade Vietnamese language curriculum cover?
Under Section 5 of the General Education Program for Literature issued with Circular 32/2018/TT-BGDDT, the Vietnamese knowledge in the 4th-grade Vietnamese language curriculum includes:
VIETNAMESE KNOWLEDGE
1. Rules for writing names of agencies and organizations
2.1. Vocabulary by topic
2.2. The use of dictionaries, how to find words and meanings in a dictionary
2.3. Meaning of some easy-to-understand idioms
2.4. Meaning of some common Sino-Vietnamese elements
2.5. The effect of word choice in conveying meaning
3.1. Nouns, verbs, adjectives: characteristics and functions
3.2. Proper nouns and common nouns: characteristics and functions
3.3. Sentences and primary components of sentences: characteristics and functions
3.4. Sentence adverbs: characteristics and functions (supplementary information)
3.5. Uses of dashes (placed at the beginning of lines to mark listed ideas); hyphens (connect words in a compound noun); quotation marks (mark the name of a work, document); parentheses (mark notes)
4.1. Personification: features and effects
4.2. The topic sentence of a paragraph: characteristics and functions
4.3. Three-part structure (introduction, body, conclusion) of a text: characteristics and function of each part
4.4. Text types and genres
- Essaying recounting an incident witnessed personally; illustrating a story essay, accompanied by artwork
- Descriptive essay: description of animals, plants
- Paragraph expressing emotions, feelings about a character
- Paragraph giving opinions about a story, character, or event, and explaining why
- Instructions for completing a task; invitations, applications, letters, reports
5. Information via images, data (non-verbal communication tools)