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We can end a conversation or discussion by

Put the phrases into the correct columns.

Put the phrases into the correct columns.

Fill in the blanks to complete the conversation.

Tung: Hey Hieu, what made you decide to join vocational training?

Hieu: Well, I wanted something more hands-on and practical than just studying books all day.

Tung: That makes sense. I'm tired of theory;

Hieu: Exactly! Vocational training seems like the best way to get ready for a job.

Tung: We can start working sooner than if we went to college.

Hieu: Definitely. I didn't want to spend years in school before getting into my career.

Tung:

Hieu: I'm leaning towards electrical engineering. How about you?

Tung: I'm interested in hospitality management.

Hieu: Nice choices! Both fields have good job prospects.

Tung: Yeah, that's what I heard.

Hieu: So, vocational training seems like a practical choice for us, right?

Tung: Absolutely. I feel like we're setting ourselves up for success with this decision.

Hieu: Here's to learning and getting closer to our career goals!

Tung: Cheers to that, Hieu!

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Thao: Viet, have you thought about what you want to do after high school?

Viet: I'm not sure.

Thao: I see. Vocational training is good because it's shorter and focuses on practical skills.

Viet:

Thao: That's true. But college can give you a broader education and more career options.

Viet: I agree.

Thao: Maybe we should visit some vocational schools and colleges to see what they offer.

Viet: We can talk to students and see their experiences.

Thao: I also heard vocational training often includes internships, which is great for real-world experience.

Viet: Yes, internships are valuable.

Thao: Let's explore both options and decide what's best for our future.

Viet: Definitely.

Thao: Exactly.

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Ms. Thu: Do, as you near graduation, have you thought about your plans for the future?

Do: I'm considering vocational training, Ms. Thu.

Ms. Thu: Vocational training can prepare you for specific careers like mechanics or hospitality.

Do:

Ms. Thu: Both fields have good opportunities. Vocational training can give you skills that are in demand right away.

Do: What if I change my mind later and want to study something else?

Ms. Thu: Some vocational programs offer pathways to further education.

Do: I want to make sure I'm ready for a job but also have the chance to learn more.

Ms. Thu: It's important to find the balance that fits your interests and goals.

Do: Thank you, Ms. Thu. I appreciate your advice. It's helping me think about my future.

Ms. Thu: You're welcome, Do.

Rearrange the conversation.

Dung: Hey Phan, have you noticed more people talking about vocational training lately?

Phan: Yeah, you're right! It seems like more and more people are considering it.

Dung: I wonder why.

• Maybe because it can teach you practical skills you can use to get a job quickly.
• You're right. Maybe it depends on what career path you want to follow.
• It costs less than studying at university! Some vocational programs can even help you get certified in a specific field.
• Definitely! It doesn't have to replace university, but it can be a great alternative.
• Yeah, it takes less time to learn. And maybe it's cheaper than going to university?
• Wow, that sounds like a good option for some people.

Phan: Exactly! There are so many choices these days.