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                                         The Marshmallow Test

       In the Marshmallow Test, researchers left four-year-old children alone in a room (1)  with  a marshmallow. (2)  If  the children managed to resist temptation and not eat the marshmallow, the researcher promised them a reward of two marshmallows. However, most of the children (3)  found  it difficult to be patient and (4) gave it in before the time was up. They prefer to have something immediately (5)  rather  than wait for what they really wanted. The researchers found that, as adults, those children who could rise to the challenge were generally (6)  considered  more successful than the others.

       The best technique was to avoid thinking about the marshmallow (7)  at  all. The successful children(8)  dealt  with the problem by looking away or covering their eyes. If they didn't think about the marshmallow, they didn't have to make an (9)  decision  not to eat it.

       When Mischel taught a different set of children this technique, nearly all the children (10)  succeeded  in waiting the full time. Learning these techniques can help in adult life because being able to wait helps us to make the right choices.

1. Is she your aunt? Yes, she is.

2. Do you see my cat? No, I don't.

3. Does it have a long tail? Yes, it does.

4. Do they live in the city? Yes, they do.

5. Are you Mai's uncle? No, i am not.

6. Is your grandfather very strong? Yes, he is.

7, bạn ghi rõ hơn nhé

Chúc bạn học tốt.

Exercise 7. Correct the mistakes in the following sentences.

1. How far is it from HCM City?

2. It takes about 10 hours to get there by bus.

3. The stamps for your letter cost 1000 dong.

4. How many of these envelopes are there?

5. How much change does she need?

6. She drinks less beer than her brother does.

7. There isn't much food in the fridge.

8. My sister eats less meat than I do.

9. My father speaks a little English.

10. We'd like some fruit please.

11. She has a dozen oranges in the basket.

12. The child doesn't like ice cream.

13. Would you please show me that new camera?

14. Oh, the color of the jeans is a little too dark.

15. She works part-time in a restaurant to earn more money.

16. He works sometimes in the evening.

17. I think you have fewer vacations than American students.

18. He works more hours than Tim's father.

Làm ơn ạ;(

What's hometown,Linda?

What's his hometown?

What's your hometown, Linda?

What's his hometown?

1. Mr Pike / smoke/ before / he / come / classroom.

→ Mr Pike had smoked before he came to the classroom.

2. Henry / play / football / while / Jamie / chat / friends.

→ While Jamie chatted with friends, Henry played football.

3. At this time / next Monday / we / take / final exam.

→ At this time next Monday, we will be taking the final exam.

1.Mr Pike smokes before he comes to the classroom.2Henry plays football while Jamie chats with friends.3At this time next Monday, we will be taking the final exam.

1. It's a tragedy that many young people are unable to find jobs.

2. His silence was worse than his anger.

3. They are demanding more funding for medicine facilities.

4. Airports and schools are often forced to close because of poor visibility and dangerously polluted air.

5. I tried aerobics but it was too energy-consuming for me.

6. It was the communication that mattered, not the words.

7. In today's economy, you need to have very specific skills to achieve success.

8. Hotels were constructed to accommodate visitors to the various springs.

9. It's useless trying to talk to her because she never listens.

10. When I was at school, we were required to memorize a poem every week.

11. Shelley wasn't a very good liar - she could never invent a good story.

12. The council said it was deeply concerned about the situation.

13. What he wanted most was to be a racing driver.

14. One of the best cardiovascular workouts is running and jogging.

15. Maria had spirit and intelligence as well as beauty.

am - am not 

1.I am from Ha Noi.I am not from Ho Chi Minh cyti

Khẳng định:

1.     I visited a new art exhibition last weekend.

2.     She completed her assignment before the deadline.

3.     They attended the concert and had a great time.

4.     We explored the ancient ruins during our vacation.

5.     He read a fascinating book about space exploration.

6.     The team won the championship last year.

7.     I cooked a delicious dinner for my family yesterday.

8.     She studied diligently for her final exams.

9.     They traveled to Paris and enjoyed the Eiffel Tower view.

10.     We organized a successful charity event in our community.

Phủ định:

1.     I didn't visit the museum as I had planned.

2.     She didn't finish reading the novel due to lack of time.

3.     They didn't participate in the volunteer project due to scheduling conflicts.

4.     We didn't get to see the sunrise during our camping trip.

5.     He didn't learn to play the piano despite his initial enthusiasm.

6.     The team didn't qualify for the playoffs this season.

7.     I didn't have time to bake cookies for the bake sale.

8.     She didn't practice speaking French regularly.

9.     They didn't have a chance to visit the famous art gallery.

10.   We didn't manage to fix the broken car before the road trip.

My dear friend Lisa is a ray of sunshine in my life. Her infectious laughter and unwavering support brighten even the darkest days. With a heart of gold, she's always there to lend a listening ear or offer a helping hand.   Lisa's creativity knows no bounds – whether it's painting, cooking, or crafting, she excels in all. Her adventurous spirit has led us on countless escapades, from spontaneous road trips to unforgettable travel experiences.   But it's her kindness that truly sets her apart. Lisa's generosity and genuine concern for others inspire everyone around her. She's a true friend who makes life's journey an extraordinary one.

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