Listen to Lily's sharing and choose the best answer for each question.
Where did Lily live when she was little?
When did Lily and her parents move out?
How do Lily's parents go to work now?
What kind of accommodation does Lily's family choose for holidays now?
How do Lily family celebrate their birthdays now?
A: "_____"
B: "Great! We can go jogging together."
A: "I will cook healthy meals for you tomorrow."
B: "_____ I'll help with the groceries."
Choose the correct answers in the box to complete the conversation. Write only the letter A-E in each blank.
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A. They encourage us to think for ourselves instead of just memorizing everything. B. Another thing is that children nowadays have more freedom of choice. C. It's amazing how technology has changed the way we learn. D. Now we have more freedom to choose subjects we like. E. I agree. We're changing for the better. |
Jennie: Hey, do you remember the time when we were in middle school?
David: Yes, of course. We had to learn many subjects: math, science, history.. so many.
Jennie: Yeah, it is great to choose 6 subjects we like best. And the teachers also have changed their teaching methods.
David: Definitely!
Jennie: And the learning facilities have improved so much! Thanks to technology, we have access to online resources and interactive tools now.
David: Right. Remember when we only had textbooks?
Jennie: It's much more interesting now when we become more independent learners too.
David: True, we have to take responsibility for our own learning.
Jennie:
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The Changing Face of Vietnamese Families
Vietnamese people have always been , with strong ties to extended family members. Traditionally, several lived together under one roof. However, in recent years, there have been significant changes in this tradition. With increasing urbanization and influences, more young people are choosing to live independently or in nuclear families. This change has created a generation between the older and younger generations.
Modern technology, such as smartphones and social media, has also face-to-face interactions in many families in several ways. For example, family members may spend more time individually on their devices to surf the internet, watch videos, or play games, instead of interacting with each other. While technology can help connect distant relatives, it can also lead to less time together. Despite these changes, Vietnamese people try their best to maintain their family culture.
Write an email (100-120 words) to your friend about things that have changed in your family in the past five years.
*Note: Your email should mention about 3 changes.