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+Will vitamin D save my life?
There is growing evidence that vitamin D in high doses not only helps to keep bones strong, but also conditions like diabetes and multiple sclerosis.
+Can I trust my tap water?
Sure. Unless you're on a private well, tap water comes from municipal treatment plants that are carefully monitored and better regulated than bottled water. (Some popular brands like Aquafina and)
+Is my microwave giving me cancer?
No. Microwaving doesn't alter food in any way that could make you sick. All a microwave does is spur the water molecules in your food to move, and the friction of those molecules heats up your meal. What's more, there's an easy way to avoid any potential harm—step back when the oven is on.
+How long am I contagious when I have the flu or a cold?
As long as you have symptoms. Your ability to spread these viruses remains until the last sniffle a physician and infectious disease expert at Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville. And you're contagious 24 hours before you first show symptoms.
Today, I will tell you about my dream home. My dream house is a large seaside villa. It will be surrounded by the ocean and the jungle, and it will be a very quiet place with no distractions. In front of the house will be a wide and wide sea. There is also a clear lake nearby where I can have fun. My house will use solar energy, wind energy, and tidal energy, they are all harmless to the environment. It will have 6 rooms: bedroom, bathroom, toilet, living room, kitchen and dining room. I use high-tech machines and automatic machines such as robots and a smart TV with tags linked to the outside world, and of course the robots will be installed with high technology and modern. They will help me with housework and talk to me. Also, I live on the beach so I want the rooftop to be a great place to capture the seascape. That's what my future home is all about. How about you? Let me know your dream home
My favorite food is phở, a Vietnamese noodle soup. Bursting with rich flavors, phở combines aromatic broth, tender rice noodles, and savory herbs. Whether it's beef or chicken, the hearty broth warms my soul. The garnishes of lime, bean sprouts, and basil add a fresh kick. Phở is not just a meal; it's a comforting, flavorful experience that always leaves me satisfied.
1 An apple a day keeps the doctor away
2 A good laugh and a long sleep are the best cures
3 Eat to live, not live to eat.
4 To ensure good healthy: eat lightly and laugh cheerfully.
1. They often have breakfast, lunch, and dinner
2. They have breakfast with a bowl of Pho or eel soup with some slices of toast.
3. Yes, they do
4. 11.30
5. At home
Question 1: Minh is a student from Vinh, Nghe An. Read his passage about eating habits in his city and answer the questions. (1,25pts)
People in my city love good food and they often eat three meals a day – breakfast, lunch, and dinner. At about 7.00 in the morning, they usually have light breakfast with a bowl of Pho or eel soup with some slices of toast. Sometimes they have a bowl of instant noodles or a plate of xoi (sticky rice) before going to work. Lunch often starts at about 11.30, and most of them have lunch at home.
*Questions:
1. How many meals do people in Minh’s city have a day?
They have 3 meals a day:breakfast,lunch and dinner ______________________________________________________
2. What do they usually have for breakfast?
They usually have light breakfast with a bowl of Pho or eel soup with some slices of toast.__________________________________________________
3. Do they sometimes have a bowl of instant noodles?
____Yes,they do_____________________________________________________
4. What time do they often have lunch?
_____They often have lunch at 11.30 am____________________________________________________
5. Where do most of them have lunch?
____Most of them have lunch at home_____________________________________________________
+Will vitamin D save my life?
There is growing evidence that vitamin D in high doses not only helps to keep bones strong, but also conditions like diabetes and multiple sclerosis.
+Can I trust my tap water?
Sure. Unless you're on a private well, tap water comes from municipal treatment plants that are carefully monitored and better regulated than bottled water. (Some popular brands like Aquafina and)
+Is my microwave giving me cancer?
No. Microwaving doesn't alter food in any way that could make you sick. All a microwave does is spur the water molecules in your food to move, and the friction of those molecules heats up your meal. What's more, there's an easy way to avoid any potential harm—step back when the oven is on.
+How long am I contagious when I have the flu or a cold?
As long as you have symptoms. Your ability to spread these viruses remains until the last sniffle a physician and infectious disease expert at Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville. And you're contagious 24 hours before you first show symptoms.