Bicycle: a vehicle with two wheels that you pedal to move.
Transportation: the way people or goods move from one place to another.
Truck: a large vehicle for carrying goods.
Paramedic: a person who helps people in an emergency, often in an ambulance.
School bus: a bus that takes children to school.
Technician: a person who repairs machines or vehicles.
Tires: round rubber parts of a vehicle that touch the road.
Skateboard: a small board with wheels for riding.
Hospital: a place where sick or injured people get care.
Adverbs: words that describe how, when, or where an action happens (e.g., quickly, slowly).
A compound sentence connects two ideas with and, but, or, so.
Example: I ride my bicycle to school, and my brother takes the bus.
Example: The truck is big, but the skateboard is small.
Adverbs tell us how, when, or where something happens. They often end in -ly.
Example: The paramedic quickly helps the patient. (How?)
Example: The school bus always arrives on time. (When?)
Example: The skateboard rolls smoothly on the street. (How?)
Sentence: I have a bicycle, and my friend has a skateboard.
Explanation: Two ideas are joined with and to make one sentence.
Sentence: The paramedic quickly drives the ambulance.
Explanation: The adverb quickly tells how the paramedic drives.
Sentence: The school bus arrives late, but the technician fixes the tires quickly.
Explanation: But connects two ideas. Quickly describes how the technician works.
Example 1: Câu ghép hai ý bằng 'and', dễ hiểu cho học sinh A1/A2.
Example 2: 'Quickly' là trạng từ mô tả cách thực hiện hành động.
Example 3: Kết hợp câu ghép 'but' và trạng từ 'quickly' để làm câu phức tạp hơn, phù hợp ngữ cảnh giao thông.