Question 1.
a. Lan: I find cyberbullying the most serious issue though. Many people post, or share negative content about someone else.
b. Lan: Hi Richard, have you been following the news about issues on social media in Việt Nam?
c. Richard: Yes, I have. There have been a lot of problems these days.
Adapted from English Discovery
a. Lan: I find cyberbullying the most serious issue though. Many people post, or share negative content about someone else.
b. Lan: Hi Richard, have you been following the news about issues on social media in Việt Nam?
c. Richard: Yes, I have. There have been a lot of problems these days.
Adapted from English Discovery
Question 2.
a. Nhung: In fact, I am. After listening to you, I feel as though I won't have any problems assimilating there.
b. Nhung: Are you still considering studying in Canada?
c. Nhung: I see. It looks as if foreigners feel they are part of the society.
d. Sinh: Yes. I'm learning that immigrants feel rather welcome there.
e. Sinh: Yes, that's the idea. They have laws that protect and promote different cultures. Are you considering studying there too?
Adapted from English Discovery
a. Nhung: In fact, I am. After listening to you, I feel as though I won't have any problems assimilating there.
b. Nhung: Are you still considering studying in Canada?
c. Nhung: I see. It looks as if foreigners feel they are part of the society.
d. Sinh: Yes. I'm learning that immigrants feel rather welcome there.
e. Sinh: Yes, that's the idea. They have laws that protect and promote different cultures. Are you considering studying there too?
Adapted from English Discovery
Question 3.
Hi Emma,
a. You were right about that documentary; it really opened my eyes to new perspectives.
b. I’ve been thinking a lot about what we discussed last time, especially about climate change.
c. I’ve already started researching more about the topic and how I can contribute.
d. Thanks again for recommending that documentary, I really appreciate it.
e. Let’s catch up soon to talk more about our ideas for community action.
Speak soon,
Olivia
Hi Emma,
a. You were right about that documentary; it really opened my eyes to new perspectives.
b. I’ve been thinking a lot about what we discussed last time, especially about climate change.
c. I’ve already started researching more about the topic and how I can contribute.
d. Thanks again for recommending that documentary, I really appreciate it.
e. Let’s catch up soon to talk more about our ideas for community action.
Speak soon,
Olivia
Question 4.
c. Statistics show that the local police force has cut crime by 15%. However, this fall has only affected violent crimes such as murder.
e. The rate for petty crimes such as shoplifting has gone up. This crime wave is affecting small shops and businesses.
a. The police are working with shop owners to help them combat crime.
b. They want them to install security cameras and participate in other crime prevention efforts.
d. Shopkeepers, however, are asking for more severe punishment for people who commit crimes and break the law.
Adapted from Friend Global
c. Statistics show that the local police force has cut crime by 15%. However, this fall has only affected violent crimes such as murder.
e. The rate for petty crimes such as shoplifting has gone up. This crime wave is affecting small shops and businesses.
a. The police are working with shop owners to help them combat crime.
b. They want them to install security cameras and participate in other crime prevention efforts.
d. Shopkeepers, however, are asking for more severe punishment for people who commit crimes and break the law.
Adapted from Friend Global
Question 5.
a. Using social media can also become an addiction for some teenagers. They do not spend as much time studying, seeing friends, or doing extracurricular activities at school.
b. In conclusion, while it has lots of positive aspects, there are many risks on social media for teenagers.
c. Social media has lots of potential benefits. However, it also has many things that teenagers need to be careful of.
d. Social media is also full of scams. Bad people can access the internet just as easily as good people can. These bad people may try to steal personal information or do other terrible things.
e. One of the biggest risks for teens on social media is that their posts are permanent. Something they post by mistake or that they think is funny could affect their lives in the future.
f. It also causes their grades in school to go down. This could make it much harder for them to get a job in the future.
Adapted from ILSW
a. Using social media can also become an addiction for some teenagers. They do not spend as much time studying, seeing friends, or doing extracurricular activities at school.
b. In conclusion, while it has lots of positive aspects, there are many risks on social media for teenagers.
c. Social media has lots of potential benefits. However, it also has many things that teenagers need to be careful of.
d. Social media is also full of scams. Bad people can access the internet just as easily as good people can. These bad people may try to steal personal information or do other terrible things.
e. One of the biggest risks for teens on social media is that their posts are permanent. Something they post by mistake or that they think is funny could affect their lives in the future.
f. It also causes their grades in school to go down. This could make it much harder for them to get a job in the future.
Adapted from ILSW