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It’s good for the villagers to have TVs. They can now have more fun and .earn more about different people and different places.
4 Matching
unit 1:
1. do you have many friends?
yes, i do
2. who is your best friends?
Mai, Thu is my best friends
what does he/she look like?
They're both nice
what is he/she like?
Mai is helpful and clever, Thu is pretty and intelligent
3. what do you and your friends often do on the weekend?
We often go to the park on the weekend
unit 2:
1. do you have a phone number?
yes, i do
2. who do you ofter phone?
i often phone my mother
what are you going to do on the weekend ?
i am going to sleep in until 9a.m
3. how ofter do you go out with your friends?
once a week
unit 3:
1. what do you ofter school?
i go home and help my mother with the housework
2. do you ofter do the housework?
yes, i do
3. do you ofter help your mom with the housework?
yes, i do
unit 4:
1. what did you use to do last year?
i used to wake up late last year
2. do you like reading traditional stories?
yes, i do
3. which stories did you use to read when you were young?
i used to read folk tales when i was young
4. which story do you like best?
Tam Cam
unit 5:
1. do you like learning English?
yes, i do
2. do you ofter practice speaking English with your friends?
yes, i do
3. what do you do to improve your English?
I listen to English music , watch English films, read books in English
unit 6:
1. what do you do in your free time?
i surf the internet in my free time
2. do you often help the old people?
yes, i do
3. what do you ofter do to help them?
i often help them cross the streets
unit 7:
1. where do you live?
I live in Ha Noi
2. do you like your neighborhood?
Yes, i do
3. what are there in your neighborhood?
there is a shopping mall, a bakery, a bookstore, a restaurant and a hospital in my neighborhood
unit 8:
1. do you like to live in the country or in the city? why?
I like to live in the city because i enjoy the noisy atmosphere of the city
2. how long have you lived there?
i've lived there for 13 years
My ideal planet for humans to live on would provide a suitable amount of energy and heat for life to thrive. I suppose that we will be taller, stronger and more intelligent in our new life. The planet would have a diverse range of landscapes, which has a comfortable climate that was not too extreme, with plenty of freshwater sources and a variety of plant and animal species to support a healthy ecosystem. I expect that the inhabitants will have a strong sense of community and a deep connection to the natural environment, with a shared commitment to preserving the planet for future generations. In terms of technology, humans will invent advanced infrastructure to support modern living, including reliable communication networks, efficient transportation systems, and sustainable sources of energy.
Visual pollution can happen outside or inside your house.
When you are in the street, do you look around and see too (32) …many……… telephone poles, overhead power lines, or advertising billboards? This is known as (33) ……a…… ‘negative visual environment’, and it causes visual pollution. For many communities, visual pollution also (34) …includes……… uncut weeds, graffiti, litter, and even badly cared-for buildings.
This kind of pollution can be present in your house, too. If you (35) ……dump…… clothes or school things on the floor, it causes visual pollution. A room (36) ……with…… too much furniture placed in an untidy way is another example of visual pollution in the house.
You may not know that when you go out without wearing appropriate clothing, you can also cause this type of pollution.
Tham khảo:
1. It's cheap. You have to actively try to spend more than $20 on a meal, even a good one. A movie still costs single digits. No one has a clue or cares what brand of clothing you're wearing, let alone whether your shoes, purse or belt are this year's season or last. And did I mention housing? You can live in a real house with multiple bedrooms, multiple bathrooms and a garage. Maybe even a pool. And you can own it for under $200,000. Yup, you read that right. I didn't leave off any zeros.
2. There's space – for you, for your dog, for your kids, between you and your annoying neighbors. An ad on the NY subway sums up: "Raising a baby in an NYC apartment is like growing an oak tree in a thimble." In the city, you live on top of each other. Your kids and your dog barely know what grass is. In the country, you have something called a yard. You run around, kick a football and chase fireflies. You go sledding and build snowmen on fresh snow that hasn't been trodden by hundreds of others. You can actually identify constellations because you see lots of them each night. You are fascinated by a lot more interesting animals than squirrels, and your dog acts like a dog, you don't have to carry around bags for its poop.
Advertisement 3. There are no billionaires. And frankly, few millionaires. To put it another way, there's a lot less income inequality. Since the cost of living is much lower, even those on the median family income (about $50,000 in the US) can have a decent life. You don't feel poor as you do in big cities where even those earning six-figures still believe they're "just getting by". In the country, you aren't constantly aware of your socioeconomic status. You worry a lot more about the weather.
4. You aren't reliant on public transit. You don't have to push your way onto an overcrowded subway car only to find yourself squashed next to someone who smells or elbows you. You aren't late because there's been a delay and some robot-like voice has to tell you about it over and over on the speaker. You can drive yourself where you want, when you want. Even if there's traffic (and there isn't much outside of cities), you can usually find another way to go. You are in control, and there's plenty of (free) parking.
5. You don't get suspicious when people are nice to you. People say hello and "how are you" and generally mean it. You go to the grocery store and have a decent chance of seeing at least someone you know. Your doctor actually calls you back the same day you call with a concern. People don't size you up constantly based upon your job, social status or income. Volunteer work isn't something you do for your resume. You feel a part of a genuine community, not just one peon out of millions.
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