1.Students will continue _________ back to school when the pandemic is controlled.

A. go

B. to go

C. went

D. gone

2. The teacher encourages _______ the “Teaching English on TV” program every Wednesday and Saturday morning.

A. us learn

B. us to learn

C. us learning

D. us to learning

3. Don’t forget _________ your hands regularly to protect yourselves from COVID-19.

A. wash

B. to wash

C. washing

D. washed

4. It’s no use _________ to persuade Minh. Nothing can make him ________ his mind.

A. try/ change

B. to try/ to change

C. trying/ changing

D. trying/ change

5. Ask John __________in. Don’t keep him __________ at the door.

A. to come/ to stand

B. to come/ standing

C. coming/ standing

D. coming/ to stand

1.If we recycle paper, we will save our world

2.She suggested her children to wash their hands regularly to avoid Covid-19

3.Because of his careless/uncareful preparation for the test, hệ couldn't get a satisfactory result

4The picture which painted by Minh is being shown at the NG now

Indoors: Avoid close contact with sick people, if possible. ... In indoor public places: If you haven't had your full, timely COVID-19 vaccine, keep at least 6 feet apart from others, especially if you are at higher risk of contracting the virus. very sick due to COVID-19.

1, punish

2, hygience

21. You don’t need ( some/ any/ many ) sugar to make sashimi.

22. If you eat pumpkin soup regularly, you ( must/ should/ can/ have ) improve your eyesight and protect yourself from certain cancers.

23. To make this cake successfully, you should ( marinate/ whisk/ dip/ grate ) the eggs lightly.

24. There isn’t ( some/ any/ a ) salt in this soup.

25. You must reduce the amount of salt in your food if you ( don’t want/ didn’t want/ want/ wanted ) to become unhealthy.

My dearest, 

 The unexpected outbreak of the pandemic has turned my life upside down both mentally and physically. Despite having a rather low infected rate, our national government still exhorted its people to stay in lockdown and impose safety measures. My family complied strictly with the rules and locked up at our home the entire day. This, indeed, irritated us and caused us a range of disturbance. In the wake of the virus, we experienced a supply shortage for people starting hoarding up foodstuff and necessities. Many broke the laws and risked their safety by squeezing themselves inside crowded shops and merged into the inflex of panic shoppers. Not only did this stir up a civil disorder, but it also compounded the existed supply problems in my town. Shop soon ran out of products due to transportation stagnance and accelerating demands. However, my family was the reverse. We did not store up food or necessities in our house, but instead, we started growing our organic vegetables and substituted daily meals with vegetarian diets. This proved to be a painstaking process at first, but we soon accustomed to this.

 Besides adopting a healthy diet, we also embraced a strict workout regime to protect us from physical or mental breakdowns. There are many cases of people engulfed in the feeling of isolation and depression, which drew them to food indulgence and suicidal thoughts. Exercises helped my family boost our immunity and lift our spirit. Moreover, it engaged us and cemented our relationship, since we had to do exercised together in a confined space. The lockdown may be a real hassle for many, but for us, it is an unprecedented and embracive experience. It bonded my family and bettered our lifestyle. Even though we sometimes underwent some unpleasant impacts of the quarantine, most of the time we felt therapeutic and content. 

 I am curious about the status quo in your homeland, too. Tell me about it in your next email, will you? I hope you enjoy your time with your family and stay optimistic as you always have been. Send my greet to your family and stay tuned for my next narrative. I can be a great storyteller when times come. Wish that my email entertains you. goodbye for now, dearest.

Your dearest