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4 tháng 12 2019
That pencil belongs to Han.
TL :
=> Han is the owner of that pencil.
Chúc bn hok tốt ~
29 tháng 4 2018
Hello. My name is Son. I am a student. Cuong and Han are my close friends. Their houses are near mine so we often go to school together. Cuong is tall and thin. He is intelligent and good at Math. He often plays badminton with his friends on weekends. Han is tall and a little fat. She's very friendly and funny. Sometimes when I am sad, she tells some jokes and they make me feel better. The three of us go on a picnic once a month. Sometimes we go to the movies and eat out together.
Son, Cuong and Han are ..........close friends.........
Both Cuong and Han are . .....are students...........
Cuong often on weekends. .....He often plays badminton with his friends on weekends.........
Han's jokes really make Son . ........ Sometimes when I am sad, she tells some jokes and they make me feel better...............
Son, Cuong and Han sometimes go................to the movies and eat out together.............
28 tháng 7 2016
1. My name is Mary Nguyen.
Phủ định (PĐ): .....My name isn't Mary Nguyen................................
Nghi vẫn (NV) :......Is your name Mary Nguyen?..............................
2. He is 6 years old.
PĐ:.....He isn't 6 years old..............................
NV:.......Is he 6 years old?...........................
3. This is a book.
PĐ:........This isn't a book.............................
NV: ........Is this a book..................................
4. That is my his ruler.
PĐ:.....That isn't my ruler..............................
NV:........Is this your ruler?........................
28 tháng 7 2016
Đổi các câu sau sang thể phủ định, nghi vấn:
1. My name is Mary Nguyen.
Phủ định (PĐ): My name isn't Mary Nguyen
Nghi vẫn (NV) : What is your name ?
2. He is 6 years old.
PĐ: He isn't 6 years old .
NV: Is he 6 years old ?
3. This is a book.
PĐ: This isn't a book
NV: Is this a book .
4. That is my his ruler.
PĐ: That isn't his ruler .
NV: Is that your ruler ?
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2 tháng 1 2017
The Han River has played a central role in Korean history from the earliest times. The kingdom of Baekje was the first to lay claim to the Han River, recognizing its strategic significance, as a primary waterway linking the central western region of the peninsula with the Yellow Sea as well as for the river's fertile alluvial banks, a relative rarity on the mountainous peninsula. Namhan Fortress, located south of Seoul, is posited as an early capital of Baekje. It was not long before the region near the effluence of the Han River with the Yellow Sea, around present day Seoul, became a bone of contention between Baekje and the rising kingdom of Goguryeo. During the reign of its King Jangsu (r. 413-491) Goguryeo wrested the western terminus of the Han River from its rival Baekje. The ensuing decades would see a tug of war over the region until 551 when Baekje, in an alliance with Silla, confirmed its control over the Han River basin. But this alliance was not to last, and in 553 Silla broke its alliance with Baekje to seize control of the entire river as part of its bid for domination of the peninsula.
With the demise of both Baekje and Goguryeo and then the unification of the peninsula under Silla in 668, the Han River entered its long era as a "Korean river", first under the control of Unified Silla (668-918), then of the succeeding Goryeo dynasty (918-1392), and finally as part of the Joseon dynasty (1392-1910). During the Joseon period the Han River achieved new prominence as the primary waterway of the new Korean capital of Seoul, then called Hanyang.
Syngman Rhee and his wife posing with Army Corps of Engineers personnel in 1950 at the Han River Bridge
During the Korean war, in an attempt to slow the North Korean approach, the South Korean military destroyed the Han Bridge, along with the hopes of thousands of citizens of escape.
The Han River now belongs largely to the Republic of Korea, or South Korea, with its effluence in the Yellow Sea a few nautical miles from North Korea (though some of the river's tributaries are in North Korea). During the first few decades of South Korea's existence the Han River became a byword for pollution, as burgeoning industry and an impoverished populace used it as a convenient spillway for industrial and urban refuse. Though it no longer plays a central role in commerce or transportation it is a prime fixture in the life of the South Korean capital and in the last decade has become the focus of government sponsored environmental efforts to clean it up and transform it into an ecological jewel of the capital. During the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, the Han River was the site of the Olympic rowing regatta.
There have been fears, such as the 1986 Water Panic in South Korea, that North Korea could attack Seoul by releasing a flood from the upstream dam.[11]
In July 2000, the US military admitted to dumping 20 gallons (75.7 liters) of the highly toxic chemical formaldehyde in the river from one of their bases in Seoul. As the river serves as a drinking source for some 12 million Koreans, Koreans launched large protests and accused the US military of ignoring South Korea's environmental regulations. Activists lobbed toy rockets—filled with water from the river—into the main US Army base. The political party Green Party Korea had earlier accused the US of dumping nearly 60 gallons of the toxic chemical into the river, and said that "... if people are exposed to the chemical for a long period of time, it could cause lung cancer [and when] dissolved into water, it could kill fish and other aquatic creatures."[12][13]
From 2009 the Lee Myung Bak administration resuscitated a project to dig a canal linking the Han River with the Yellow Sea at Incheon. This eighteen kilometer Ara Canal was completed in 2011[citation needed] and now links the Han River near Gimpo in Seoul to Incheon. It can accommodate both large container and passenger vessels.
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7 tháng 5 2019
Năm 917, Khúc Hạo mất, Khúc Thừa Mĩ lên thay. Tiếp tục sự nghiệp của cha, Khúc Thừa Mĩ đã cử sứ sang thần phục nhà Hậu Lương và được vua Lương phong cho chức Tiết độ sứ.
Mùa thu năm 930, quân Nam Hán đánh sang nước ta.
Khúc Thừa Mĩ chống cự không nổi, bị bắt đem về Quảng Châu. Nhà Nam Hán nhân đó cử Lý Tiến làm Thứ sử Giao Châu, đặt cơ quan đô hộ ở Tống Bình (Hà Nội).
Năm 931, một tướng cũ của Khúc Hạo là Dương Đình Nghệ được tin, đã đem quân từ Thanh Hoá ra Bắc bao vây, tấn công thành Tống Bình.
Quân Nam Hán lo sợ vội cho người về nước cầu cứu. Viện binh của địch chưa đến nơi thì Dương Đình Nghệ đã chiếm được Tống Bình và chủ động đón đánh quân tiếp viện. Quân tiếp viện của giặc vừa đến đã bị đánh tan tác. Tướng chỉ huy của chúng bị giết tại trận.
Sau khi đánh tan quân Nam Hán, Dương Đình Nghệ tự xưng là Tiết độ sứ, tiếp tục xây dựng nền tự chủ.
21 tháng 7 2017
Đọc và chọn không quá 3 từ có trong đoạn văn để điền vào chỗ trống trong những câu dưới đây: Hello. My name is Son. I am a student. Cuong and Han are my close friends. Their houses are near mine so we often go to school together. Cuong is tall and thin. He is intelligent and good at Math. He often plays badminton with his friends on weekends. Han is tall and a little fat. She's very friendly and funny. Sometimes when I am sad, she tells some jokes and they make me feel better. The three of us go on a picnic once a month. Sometimes we go to the movies and eat out together. Son, Cuong and Han are.................
Both Cuong and Han are ....son's close friends........
Cuong often plays badminton with his friends on weekends.....................
Han's jokes really make Son .......feel better......
Son, Cuong and Han sometimes go.. to the movies and eat out together..........
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