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TOPIC 1
1. I often listen to music in my free time.
2. Yes, I do / No, I don't.
3. Yes, I do / No, I don't.
4. How do you feel when you learn English?
TOPIC 2
1. I like the air in the countryside and I dislike the food here.
2. Yes, they are/ No, they aren't.
3. It's so slow and peaceful.
4. It's very fresh and tasty.
TOPIC 3
1. It's Tet.
2. It's held on the 1st day of the 1st lunar month.
3. It's held all over of my country - Vietnam.
4. During Tet, I decorate my house, visit relatives, go to the pagoda, watch firework,...
TOPIC 4
1. Customs: We go to bed at 10 p.m, get up at 6 a.m, go out every weekend.
Traditions: We make banh chung, go to the pagoda, visit relatives at Tet.
2. Because it's so interesting.
In my opinion, living in the countryside has its own pros and cons. According to benefits, it has fresh air, quite environment and friendly neighbors. Firstly, you have a healthy life. There are no dust, no smoke and no traffic jam. The air is fresh and the rain is also very clean. You can get raging water to cook rice and certainly have and tasted meal. Secondly, living in the countryside is peacful. It is very quiet to relax after working or there are many beautiful wide fields and fresh air.Finally, there are no separations in your town. Your neighors are friendly and helpful. They are really best friends. They will help you pleasently if you have trouble. Each problem has its solution anf your neighbors will share it for you. In conclusion, I prefer to live in the countryside, but I don't want to live there permanently.
Well, to start off, I would like to describe Tet, which is the most crucial national festival of Vietnam. In Vietnamese culture, Tết marks the beginning of the Lunar New Year. It usually lasts three days but celebrations continue for at least the first week of the New Year. Moving on to the next question, in my opinion, the primary reason for its appearance is that Tết is a special occasion for family reunions as well as for celebrating the arrival of spring. To celebrate the New Year, we do lots of things together. Before New Year’s Eve, we prepare some local specialties, such as Chưng cake, Vietnamese sausage and dried candied fruits to worship our ancestors and then enjoy during Tet. Houses are thoroughly cleaned out and then nicely furnished in the hopes of getting rid of the past year’s bad lucks. Additionally, many families usually decorate their houses with Kumquat trees, Apricot or Peach blossom and parallel sentences that are believed to bring luckiness, happiness and prosperity to them in the New Year. All members in a family gather together and have parties to ring in the New Year. During Tết, there are a lot of customs practiced, such as giving lucky money to children, visiting friends’ houses and going to churches, temples or pagodas to make good prays for their family. If there’s time left, I would like to explain its importance to our culture and me. With Vietnamese, Tết is vital as it’s a very meaningful tradition to welcome the New Year. And it’s more important because Tet is the time for families and relatives to gather under the same roof for rekindling love and bonding. For me, I always long for Tet as it’s the longest holiday, which can help me recover my battery after a long working year.
1. How important are traditions in Britain?
➞ Traditions in Britain play a more important part in the life of the people than in other countries.
2. What do Englishmen do for their traditions?
➞ Englishmen are proud of their traditions and carefully keep them up.
3. Which does an English family prefer, a house with a garden or a flat?
➞ An English family prefers a house with a garden to a flat.
4. How is Christmas kept in Scotland?
➞ Christmas in Scotland is not kept, except by clerks in banks, all shops and factories are working.