8. Complete the dialogue then practise with your partner.

(Hoàn thành cuộc đối thoại sau đó thực hành với bạn của bạn.)

Jack: Hello, Lily.

Lily: Hi, Jack. You look very busy. 1 ……………………………

Jack: 2 ……………… a concert at school and I’m helping with it. There’s a lot of work. I’ve got all these tickets to sell.

Lily: 3………………………..

Jack: That would be great.

Lily: 4………………………..

Jack: Well, 5……………………….. the posters. If I give you some posters, can you put them up?

Lily: Sure, no problem. 6………………………..

7. Complete the dialogue and practice with your partner.

(Hoàn thành cuộc đối thoại và thực hành với bạn của bạn.)

That’s a good idea.                    What’s the best way
It’s probably best to                   Even better!
Well, you can Yeah, but

Tina: This phở is amazing, Mai! When did you learn how to cook like that?

Mai: My mum showed me how to make phở about six months ago.

Tina: I love Vietnamese cooking, but I’m no good. (1) ………………. to learn?

Mai: (2) ……………….  learn from somebody in your family.

Tina: (3) ……………….  nobody in my family can make Vietnamese food.

Mai: (4) ……………….  watch videos online.

Tina: I suppose so.

Mai: Or you can have some cooking lessons.

Tina: (5) ………………. 

Mai: Or perhaps I can teach you and we can eat phở together!

Tina: (6) ………………

Complete the dialogue with the words. Then practise with your partner. There are two extra words.

Blake: What do you fancy doing?

Cheryl: How (1)_______ downloading a film?

Blake: All right. What about Love, Rosie?

Cheryl: That sounds like a romantic comedy. I’m not really (2)_______  that kind of thing.

Blake: Well, you might (3)_______  Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

Cheryl: It’s popular, but I’d prefer to see (4)_______  more believable.

Blake: I fancy Race. It’s a drama and it (5)_______  Stephan James.

Cheryl: Yes, I’d (6)_______  watch that, too. Blake Great!

7.Complete the dialogue and practice with your partner.

(Hoàn thành cuộc đối thoại và thực hành với bạn của bạn.)

Tina: This phở is amazing, Mai! When did you learn how to cook like that?

Mai: My mum showed me how to make phở about six months ago.

Tina: I love Vietnamese cooking, but I’m no good. (1) ………………. to learn?

Mai: (2) ……………….  learn from somebody in your family.

Tina: (3) ……………….  nobody in my family can make Vietnamese food.

Mai: (4) ……………….  watch videos online.

Tina: I suppose so.

Mai: Or you can have some cooking lessons.

Tina: (5) ………………. 

Mai: Or perhaps I can teach you and we can eat phở together!

Tina: (6) ……………….

Complete the conversation with these phrases. Then practise the conversation with your friends. (Hoàn thành hội thoại với các cụm từ này. Sau đó thực hành với bạn bè của em)

- Duy:           I don’t think we should have robots in our lives.

- Nick:          (1)_________. Robots are helping us a lot in industry, education, and even in our house. (2)________, Duy?

- Duy:           (3)________. They’re a complete waste of time and money. They’re making everybody lazy. In the future robots will take over the world. I saw a film about that once. (4)_______, Phong?

- Phong:        Oh, (5)________ Nick. Robots are never smarter than humans. But in the future, they will be very useful because they will do almost everything instead of us.

5. Look at the dialogue and complete these Key Phrases. Then practise the dialogue with apartner. Use đifferent items from the menu in exercise 1.

(Hãy nhìn vào đoạn hội thoại và hoàn thành các cụm từ chính sau đây. Sau đó, thực hành đối thoại với một người bạn. Sử dụng các món khác nhau từ thực đơn trong bài tập 1.)

2. Read and listen to the dialogue. Who do you agree with more, Anne or Nam?

(Đọc và nghe đoạn đối thoại. Bạn đồng tình với ai hơn, Anne hay Nam?)

Anne: What are you doing? 

Nam: I'm doing my geography project. Look at this photo. It’s shocking that some people have so much and others have so little! The world would be much better if money didn't exist. 

Anne: What do you mean? If money didn't exist, how would you buy things? 

Nam: If you needed something, you would make it. If you couldn't make it, you would swap with somebody else. 

Anne: So if I wanted a new mobile phone, how would I get it? 

Nam: You don't need things like that! I'm talking about essentials: food, clothes, that kind of thing. At the moment, millions of people haven't even got those. 

Anne: If money didn't exist, life wouldn't be better for poor people. 

Nam: No? I think it would. If nobody had any money, everybody would be equal.