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30 tháng 6 2021
1. to pay
2. cycling
3. to learn
4. stealing
5. staying
6. to go
7. seeing
8. to pass
9. to phone
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CTVVIP
25 tháng 6 2021
1 Are you enjoying
2 I am getting
3 is doing
4 is working
5 isn't helping
6 is calling
7 are you planning
DT
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CTVVIP
29 tháng 6 2021
A
1 were having
2 wasn't listening
3 was lying - was eating
4 were smiling - was taking
5 were - arguing
6 was talking
7 was - chatting
8 wasn't sleeping
B
1 was raining
2 was wearing
3 carrying
4 were leaving
5 were hurrying
6 wasn't wearing
7 was standing
8 was - following
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H
23 tháng 8 2023
Overcrowding is a pressing issue that affects many communities around the world. It refers to a situation where the number of people living in a particular area exceeds its capacity. This can occur due to rapid population growth, urbanization, and migration, coupled with insufficient housing infrastructure. The effects of overcrowding are far-reaching and detrimental. Firstly, it poses significant health risks as it increases the likelihood of the spread of diseases. Additionally, overcrowded areas often experience higher crime rates, as the lack of space and resources can lead to heightened tensions. Moreover, overcrowding puts a strain on public services and resources, such as schools, hospitals, and transportation systems. To address this issue, it is crucial to implement effective urban planning and development strategies, along with initiatives to provide affordable housing. Furthermore, improving transportation systems can help distribute the population more evenly. Lastly, population control measures should be considered to manage the growth rate. In conclusion, overcrowding is a complex problem that requires collective efforts from individuals and governments. By taking proactive steps, we can create healthier and more sustainable communities for future generations.
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A
22 tháng 3 2021
Here are some of the questions asked:
1. What types of party do people have, and why are parties important?
2. Why do you think some people like parties but others hate them?
3. Do you think parties will become more popular in the future?
4. Why do people throw family parties in your country?
5. Do people spend a lot of money on these parties in your country?
6. Do you think festivals and celebrations are becoming more Americanised in your country? (Can you give some examples? How do you feel about that?)
7. Are any old traditions related to particular times of year in your country disappearing? (Why do you think that is? Should anything be done about it?)
8. Are there any examples in your country of special days which were originally made up by the marketing departments of companies, e.g. Grandparents Day? What do you think about that?
9. Do you think any other festivals or celebrations in your country are over-commercialised or have lost their original meaning?
10. What local festival in your area or country would be most interesting for a foreign guest, do you think?
11. What do you think about people who aren’t Christian but celebrate Christmas anyway?
12. Do people nowadays tend to appreciate what public holidays are meant to celebrate, or do they just treat them like any other day off?
13. How can the government or festival organisers make them more relevant to and popular with young people?
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Bài 4 thôi hửm
1 A
2 B
3 D
4 A
5 D