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Doctor: Hello, welcome to my clinic.
Me: Hi, today after I'm doing my work, I feel headache.
Doctor: Sit down, I will help you! Oh dear, your templerature is too high!
Me: How?
Doctor: It's 39,5°, You need to relax and sleep to recuperate. Come home and take my drug, hope you will better soon.
Me: Thanks Doc!
Doctor: You're welcome!
Một cậu bé đi vào một cửa hàng cắt tóc và những lời thì thầm cắt tóc cho khách hàng của mình. "Đây là đứa ngốc nhất trên thế giới. Xem trong khi tôi chứng minh điều đó cho bạn." Người thợ đặt một đồng đô la trong một tay và hai quý trong khác, sau đó gọi cậu bé lại và hỏi: "Những gì bạn muốn, con trai?" Cậu bé có những quý và lá. "Tôi đã nói gì với bạn?" cho biết các thợ cắt tóc. "Thằng nhóc đó không bao giờ biết được!" Sau đó, khi khách hàng bỏ đi, ông nhìn thấy cậu bé cùng đi ra khỏi cửa hàng kem. "Này, con trai! Tôi có thể hỏi bạn một câu hỏi? Tại sao bạn lấy tư thay cho đồng đô la?" Cậu bé liếm nón của mình và trả lời: "Bởi vì ngày tôi lấy đồng đô la, trò chơi kết thúc
Có một cậu bé đi vào một tiệm cắt tóc và người thợ cắt tóc thì thầm với khách hàng của ông ta rằng: "Đây là đứa trẻ ngốc nghếch nhất thế giới. Hãy xem tôi chứng minh cho bạn thấy". Người thợ cắt tóc đặt một tờ đô-la vào một tay và 2 tờ 25 xen (cent) vào tay còn lại, sau đó gọi cậu bé lại và hỏi: "Con muốn cái nào, con trai?" Cậu bé lấy những đồng xen và rời đi. "Tôi đã nói với bạn cái gì nào?" người thợ cắt tóc bảo "Đứa trẻ đó chưa bao giờ học". Một lúc sau, khi người khách đã đi, ông ta thấy 1 cậu bé tương tự bước ra từ quầy kem. "Này con trai! Ta hỏi con 1 câu nhé? Tại sao con lại lấy những đồng xen thay cho tờ đô la?" Cậu bé liếm cây ốc quế và trả lời: "Bởi vì khi cháu lấy tờ đô la thì trò chơi sẽ kết thúc" (Tức là người thợ cắt tóc nghĩ cậu bé ngốc, vì vậy mỗi lần cậu ta vào tiệm cắt tóc là ông thợ lại tiếp tục đưa tiền cho cậu bé lấy, nếu mà cậu bé đó lấy tờ 1 đô thì ông ta sẽ nghĩ rằng cậu bé không còn ngốc nên sẽ không cho tiền cậu ta nữa)
Tìm và sửa lỗi sai:
1. She's out? Please tell her I'd call again after six.
=> I'll
2. The public library in the city has thousand of good books.
=> thousands
3. Look at these two beautiful vases. Which one do you like best?
=> better
4. Minh takes good care of his tooth. He brushes them three times a day.
=> teeth
5. What were you buy at the souvenir shop yesterday?
=> did
Sắp xếp những cụm từ bị xáo trộn thành câu có nghĩa:
1. food / like / lunch / what / would / and / for / kind / you / of / today's / drink?
=> What kind of food and drink would you like for lunch today ?
2. supermarket / total / the goods / mother / the / in / what / cost / your / was / of / bought / the?
=> What was the total cost of the goods your mother bought in the supermarket ?
3. my / her / grows / different / types / of / grandmother / vegetables / in / garden.
=> My grandmother grows different types of vegetables in her garden.
4. first / on / and / see / next to / take / turning/ the left / will / the shoe / the / it you
=> Take the first turning on the left, you will see the shoe store next to it.
5. your / using / the moment / I / ruler / it / can / you / borrow / are / or / at?
=> Can I borrow your ruler or are you using it at the moment ?
write sentences using the words given
1. Minh / like / listen / music.
=> Minh likes listening to music.
2. Chi / prefer / watch / TV / play / sports.
=> Chi prefer watching TV to playing sports.
3. She / go / school / 5 days / week.
=> She goes to school 5 days a week.
4. My sister / beautiful / than / mother.
=> My sister is beautiful than my mother.
write sentences using the words given
1. Minh / like / listen / music.
=> Minh likes listening to music.
2. Chi / prefer / watch / TV / play / sports.
=> Chi prefer watching TC to playing sports.
3. She / go / school / 5 days / week.
=> She goes to school 5 days a week.
4. My sister / beautiful / than / mother.
=> My sister is more beautiful than my mother.
Last Saturday, I went to see her parents for the match between his kidneys and Ha Tay
Hang Day stadium, Hanoi. But when parents and children to the stadium, stands looking
up I saw people crowded, crowded place. Then a few minutes, the two teams came out.
Music emerged, making the air in the field even more boisterous. When the game starts,
the players move, decided to winning the ball. Suddenly, the referee blew the whistle and
unfortunately for the players his kidneys. Number one player was fouled. Soon a yellow
card for him. As for the expression of Ha Tay team excited. But fifty minutes to the 15
players in the team and scored his kidneys to his team. Now the identity of the players
present Hatay was slightly pale. Not long after, the referee blew the whistle alarm every
hour. The final score was 1-0 in favor of the Cua Ong Thanh players. I found this game
very well and look forward to watching the game or more.
Electric Cars
Hybrids vehicles, with their combination of both gas and battery power, represent 3% of the cars on the road today, up from zero just ten years ago. Fully electric cars like the Nissan Leaf and Tesla are mere curiosities, representing only 0.1% of all cars purchased in the U.S.
It might seem like a slow start, but electric cars will soon form the majority of all vehicles. Here’s why:
Except for early adopters of technology and diehard environmental customers, most people aren’t buying a fuel type, they’re buying transportation. They may want speed or economical transportation or family-friendly minivans, but how the vehicle is powered isn’t their main concern.
Examples like the Tesla have shown that electric vehicles perform on par with gas-powered cars. What limits their adoption then? Two factors: cost and range (and charging infrastructure, to a lesser extent, but that will be remedied when there is more demand).
The Nissan Leaf battery pack alone costs about $18,000 (though government incentives bring down the overall vehicle cost to the customer). When comparable gas-powered cars are about $20,000, the high cost of the battery pack alone is a huge barrier to widespread adoption, whether the cost passed on to the customer or the government, or hidden by the manufacturer.
Ramez Naam, author of The Infinite Resource: The Power of Ideas on a Finite Planet, recently explained that lithium-ion batteries have a fifteen year history of exponential price reduction. Between 1991 and 2005, the capacity that could be bought with $100 went up by a factor of 11. The trend continues through to the present day.
This exponential reduction in battery cost and improvement in battery technology, more than anything else, will affect both the cost and range of electric cars. By 2025, that Nissan Leaf battery pack will cost less than $1,800, making the cost of the electric motor plus battery pack less than the price of a comparable gasoline motor. Assuming even modest increases in storage capacity, the electric vehicle will rank better on initial cost, range, performance, and ongoing maintenance and fuel costs.
With both lower cost and better performance, electric vehicles will likely overtake gasoline-powered ones by about 2025.
Fill in each blank with ONE suitable word.
1. We find playing table - tennis very interesting because we can meet and make friends with interesting people.
2. My brother and I are the same hobby.
3. I love playing outdoors in my garden to plant flowers and vegetables.
4. My father likes riding his bike in the park at the weekend.
5. Tom and Peter like water sports and they go swimming, play water polo and surf together a lot.
1. like
2. have
3. playing
4. ride
5. ( câu này thì mình ko biết)
neighbour
yesterday
assistant
culture
camera
signal
final
natural
again
third
bird
word
learn
girl
world
heard
turn
birthday
sir
first