Câu 1:
1. We mustn’t / don’t have to give in this assignment until next Friday. That’s good
news!
2. We must / have to meet up sometime for a coffee and a chat.
3. Simon needn’t / shouldn’t work so hard. He’ll make himself ill.
4. Do you think we have to / ought to check with your dad before using his tools?
5. I really don’t have to / mustn’t eat so much salt. It’s very bad for me.
6. You oughtn’t to / needn’t worry about me. I’m getting a lift home with Freddie.
7. You mustn’t / shouldn’t park there! It’s the boss’s space and he’ll be furious.
8. I need to get / get some money out of the bank later today.
Trả lời:
1. We mustn’t give in this assignment until next Friday. That’s good news! 2. We have
to meet up sometime for a coffee and a chat. 3. Simon shouldn’t work so hard. He’ll
make himself ill. 4. Do you think we have to check with your dad before using his
tools? 5. I really mustn’t eat so much salt. It’s very bad for me. 6. You needn’t worry
about me. I’m getting a lift home with Freddie. 7. You mustn’t park there! It’s the boss’s
space and he’ll be furious. 8. I need to get some money out of the bank later today.
Câu 3:
Invent a famous person. Write about his/her life and achievements. Use the writing
guide to help you.
Paragraph 1: Introduce the person and explain why you have chosen to write about
him/her.
Paragraph 2: Give information about his/her early experiences.
Paragraph 3: Give details about his/her main achievement(s).
Paragraph 4: Give information about his/her life since main achievement(s).
Trả lời:
I will write about Thai Van Linh - also known as Shark Linh - a female leader that I
really want to meet in person. I will call her 'Shark Linh' in this post. I want to write
about 'Shark Linh' because I admire her talent and her wealth. Although born in
Vietnam, Shark Linh was brought to the US with her family when she was very little.
Therefore, whereas she has an impressive command of English, she's still
occasionally struggling in getting her ideas across in Vietnamese. However, the
language barrier does not hinder her from embarking on a new venture in Vietnam.
she rejected great offers from American corporations to become the CEO at Vietnam
Capital, and later launched her own start-up - Rita Phil – a company that sells tailor -
made bridal gowns. Shark Linh is most famous for her role as a Shark in Shark Tank
Vietnam - the Vietnamese version of the famous reality TV series. Though she's
usually the calmer Shark among the four who usually take a gentler approach when
she makes coments on others, she's also very sharp upon making decisions. From
what l've observed throughout the series, Shark Linh only invested in fields she had
great knowledge of. Shark Linh has been a great role model for Vietnamese young
women. Her famous saying "I see no discrepancy in agility and ability between men
and women" and her appearance in the show has inspired thousands of Vietnamese
women, encouraging them to work in the field of finance.
Câu 2:
How do YOU use the net?
We asked members of one family to tell us what they use the Internet for and why.
Here is what they told us.
A. Grandad Peter
I might be over 80 but the Internet is invaluable to me. At my age it’s not always so
easy to get about and my friends and family are scattered all over the globe. It’s
difficult to visit and have face-to-face conversations that often. It’s a bit pricy too!
Phoning isn’t that convenient because of the different time zones. I don’t think my
brother in Australia would appreciate being woken up at three in the morning just for
me to say hello! So I keep in touch by e-mail and it’s very important to me. It took me a
while to get the hang of it but now it’s no problem at all.
B. Daughter Lynne
I must admit that I’m a spendaholic and I’m on auction sites all the time. I can’t resist a
bargain and I love the excitement of bidding against other people and never being sure
whether you’re going to win or not. It’s quite addictive so I have to be careful or else I
would be completely broke! I think it’s incredible that whatever you’re looking to buy,
someone out there has got it to sell.
C. Mum Karen
I find the net useful for downloading information for my students. You can also access
sites that give you free lesson plans and good, imaginative ideas for making lessons
interesting. There’s such a lot of knowledge out there too. To get the answers to the
kind of questions I have, it would take hours with piles of books and I simply don’t have
the time. For me the net is a lifeline!
D. Dad Oliver
My big thing is news and sports and I’m always online checking the latest scores. I
work shifts too, so I often miss the regular news slots and with the net I can always
watch news clips of programmes that were on earlier. It also brings you breaking news
and with the more controversial issues if you want to, you can read people’s comments
and of course, make your own. I do that quite often. And there are also online
newspapers. If I don’t get a paper, I can always go online and click on to the
newspapers website. It’s easier to choose what you want to read rather than leafing
through the papers which can be so big these days.
Which person (A–D) says …
1. I see the net as time saving? ___
2. I sometimes share my opinions with others? ___
3. I use it to get help with my work? ___
4. I don’t always get what I want? ___
5. it took time to work out how to use the net? ___
Trả lời:
1. C 2. D 3. C 4. B 5. A
