Re: My parents are too strict.

By: vu huyen>> Wednesday, October 14th, 2020 at 11.00 P.M

Current mood: I'm so sad!

My parents set a time for me to come home in the evenings. They expect me to be at home at 9 o'clock. I have asked them to give me a later curfew as i want to spend more time with my friends but they don't agree. Last Sunday night, i went to my friend's house to attend a birthday party. The party was so great that i forgot the curfews. My parents were very angry and kept calling me to go home. They said that if i didn't come back home right away, they would go to my friend's house and pick me up. So I had to say goodbye to my friends even though I didn't want to. My parents are too strict. It was a birthday party and they can give me more time to spend with my friends. I wish that my parents would allow me to stay out until 10 o'clock in the evenings. I want my parents to change curfew with me. How can i make my parents change their mind?

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She not only nurtures me, but she is also my first teacher. She spent a lot of time reading books with me, reading stories with me, ... she taught me how to read , how to write and sang English songs when I was six. With my mother's character, she taught me how to live virtuous . Her happiness is when I get good marks, when I laugh. Whatever, she is always there for me, and she will never leave me. She is an angel. When I'm happy, she's happy with me. When I'm sad, she confides in me. She was my first teacher and my lifelong teacher.

1. She can’t stand (seeing, to see ) me at home all day.

2. My mother allows me (to buy /buying) things for myself

3. She likes ( planting / to plant ) roses in the garden

4. My father used ( to smoke / smoking ) a packet cigarttes a day

5. Please stop ( asking / to ask ) me questions

6. I’m used to ( working / work ) with the television on

7. She hopes ( to have / having ) a suitable job

8. He enjoys ( to get / getting ) up late on Sunday mornings

9. They are thinking of ( to move / moving ) to America

10. You don’t need ( to come / coming ) to the meeting

11. Does she want ( to become / becoming ) a singer ?

12. My sister hates ( doing / to do the ironing

13. It’s difficult ( to reach / reaching ) a decision

14. Can you ( speak / to speak ) any foreign language

15. My father decided ( take / to take ) a taxi because it was late

Hãy chọn đáp án đúng để trả lời những câu hỏi dưới đây.

I am Thinh. My family has four members: my father, my mother, my sister and me. We live in the city and we’re all enjoying our busy lives.

My father is a doctor. He is responsible for examining, diagnosing and treating patients in the hospital. My father is a warm-hearted person. He’s never angry with us. His work often starts at 8 a.m. and finishes at 6 p.m. However, he sometimes has night shifts. Sometimes he spends the whole day in the hospital, taking care of patients.

My mother is a receptionist at a famous hotel. She works fewer hours than my father. She usually starts work at eight o’clock in the morning and comes back home at six in the evening. After work, she cooks, does the housework and helps me with my homework.

Although there are four members in my family, only three of us are living together. My sister, Chi, is an undergraduate student at Hanoi National University so she is studying in Hanoi. She comes home once a month and sometimes twice or more.

I’m 16 and I’m a student. I go to school six days a week and have five periods a day. I also have to deal with a lot of tests every week and it takes me plenty of time to prepare for them. My sister seems to have more free time than me. That’s why I want to become an undergraduate student like her.

My family has little time to gather and talk to one another, so we find long vacations such as a summer vacation or Tet holiday valuable. We spend the whole day at home, decorating our house, cooking meals and watching our favorite TV programs.

How long does it take Thinh to prepare for tests?

A. He has plenty of tests every week.

B. He spends plenty of time doing his homework.

C. It takes him plenty of time to prepare for them.

D. It takes him 2 hours a day.

Hãy chọn đáp án đúng để trả lời những câu hỏi dưới đây.

I am Thinh. My family has four members: my father, my mother, my sister and me. We live in the city and we’re all enjoying our busy lives.

My father is a doctor. He is responsible for examining, diagnosing and treating patients in the hospital. My father is a warm-hearted person. He’s never angry with us. His work often starts at 8 a.m. and finishes at 6 p.m. However, he sometimes has night shifts. Sometimes he spends the whole day in the hospital, taking care of patients.

My mother is a receptionist at a famous hotel. She works fewer hours than my father. She usually starts work at eight o’clock in the morning and comes back home at six in the evening. After work, she cooks, does the housework and helps me with my homework.

Although there are four members in my family, only three of us are living together. My sister, Chi, is an undergraduate student at Hanoi National University so she is studying in Hanoi. She comes home once a month and sometimes twice or more.

I’m 16 and I’m a student. I go to school six days a week and have five periods a day. I also have to deal with a lot of tests every week and it takes me plenty of time to prepare for them. My sister seems to have more free time than me. That’s why I want to become an undergraduate student like her.

My family has little time to gather and talk to one another, so we find long vacations such as a summer vacation or Tet holiday valuable. We spend the whole day at home, decorating our house, cooking meals and watching our favorite TV programs.

How often does Thinh’s father have night shifts?

A. Never.

B. He sometimes has night shifts.

C. Sometimes he go out with his friends at night.

D. Thinh’s father always has night shifts.