Use the words/ phrases given to make meaningful sentences

1. l/ know / Mary / for a long time / since / we / be / little girls.//.

Write a letter (140 - 170 words) to request information about the course in an advertisement. 

Advertisement about a vocational school and its tour guide training courses. 

Want to be a tour guide? 

Are you over 18 and interested in traveling and exploring different cultures? 

Apply to SGV Vocational School. We provide tour guide training courses all year round. 

- No qualifications needed

- Low cost

- Apprenticeship provided

If you need more information, please contact us at

Email: sgvvocational@gmail.com

Address: 100 New Street, Binh An City

Here is the outline with tips to help you. 

1. Greeting: 

   Example: Dear Sir or Madam,

2. Reason(s) for writing: 

   Example: I would like to have more information about … / I am writing to enquire about …

3. Enquiries (one paragraph for each of the things you want to ask about using linking words or phrases)

   Example: First, I would like to know … / In addition, I wonder if … / I would appreciate it if you could tell me … / It would be great if you … 

4. Closing line

   Example: I look forward to hearing from you / receiving your reply. 

5. Signature

   Example: Yours sincerely / Yours faithfully

Minh

Write an article (150 - 180 words) about the pros and cons of self-study. 

You can use the outline with useful expressions below to help you. 

1. Introduction:

- Independent learning often involves self-study - learning at home without a teacher. 

- Let’s look at …

2. Body paragraphs: 

- First (of all), self-study gives / makes learners … Secondly, … Finally, …

- On the other hand, … In addition … For example,... Finally,... 

3. Conclusion: 

- In conclusion, self-study has both …

- Learners should understand both ...

TEST 12

Speaking ticket 12A

Ask your partner some questions.

What are you going to do this weekend?

Are you going somewhere tomorrow?

How are you going home after the test?

What film are you going to watch tonight?

Who are you going to have dinner with tonight?

Speaking ticket 12B

Answer your partner’s questions.

Ask your partner some questions.

Where are you going to go after class?

What are you going to do tomorrow?

Are you going to visit your grandparents at the weekend?

Are you going to watch a film tonight?

Where are you going to have dinner tonight?