1. I'm using Social Networks: Facebook; Instagram; Zalo; ...

2. I have pressure from my schoolwork, from my parents and myself

3. I participate in chess club; sports club and Maths club.

4. I chose chess club because it improves my mental health.

Tham khảo
Raz plus is an amazing app. It helps me study English more effectively. I use it almost everyday. I can read a lot of reading books in both fiction and non-fiction. It also helps me improve my pronunciation by listening and recording. But I need to buy its account so as to use it.

"Hoc24" is not an app but it is still a web for students to learn and so am I. Now, I am focusing on studying Ielts so I have less time to study on the web. On "Hoc24", students can have correct answers for their homework and practice with more kinds of work, you can also study for examinations. Sometimes, there is an error but teachers in Hoc24 still update and fix it.

1. What kind of device / app is it? (Đó là ứng dụng gì?)

It is a translation app / dictionary app. (Đó là ứng dụng dịch/ từ điển.)

2. How often do you use it? (Bạn dùng nó có thường xuyên không?)

I use it when I learn English or when I don't know the meaning of the word.

(Tôi dùng nói khi tôi học tiếng Anh hoặc khi tôi không biết nghĩa của từ.)

3. What are the benefits of using it?

(Lợi ích của việc sử dụng nó là gì?)

I can understand the meaning of the word, also I can know the stress of the word and I know how to use that word in a sentence.

(Tôi có thể hiểu nghĩa của từ, cũng như biết trọng âm của từ và các để dùng từ đó trong câu.)

4. Are there any problems using it?

(Có vấn đề gì khi sử dụng nó không?)

I'm a little bit lazy to remember the words, I depend on it too much.

(Tôi hơi lười nhớ từ, tôi phụ thuộc vào nó quá nhiều.)

1.

Trang: What social media does Tom use?

(Mạng xã hội Tom sử dụng là gì?)

Ann: He use Facebook.

(Cậu ấy dùng Facebook.)

Trang: What does he use it for?

(Cậu ấy dùng nó làm gì?)

Ann: He use it to connect with friends, post pictures, and share others’ posts.

(Cậu ta dùng nó để kết nối với bạn bè, đăng ảnh và chia sẻ bài viết của người khác.)

Trang: How often does he use it?

(Cậu ấy sử dụng nó thường xuyên không?)

Ann: Every day.

(Hằng ngày.)

Tom: How does he feel about it?

(Cậu ấy cảm thấy như thế nào về nó?)

Nam: User-friendly.

(Thân thiện với người dùng.)

2.

Ann: What social media does Trang use?

(Mạng xã hội Trang sử dụng là gì?)

Tom: She use Instagram.

(Cậu ấy dùng Instagram.)

Ann: How does she feel about it?

(Cô ấy cảm thấy như thế nào về nó?)

Tom: It’s really fun, and easy to browse.

(Nó rất vui và rất dễ truy cập.)

Ann: Why does she check the notifications regularly?

(Tại sao cô ấy kiểm tra thông báo thường xuyên?)

Tom: Because people like her photos, and she loves that.

(Vì mọi người thích ảnh của cô ấy, và cô ấy thích điều đó.)

3.

Trang: What social media does Nam use?

(Mạng xã hội Tom sử dụng là gì?)

Ann: He use Facebook Messenger.

(Cậu ấy dùng Messenger.)

Trang: What does he use it for?

(Cậu ấy dùng nó làm gì?)

Ann: He often uses Messenger to discuss schoolwork with my classmates.

(Cậu ấy thường dùng Messenger để thảo luận bài trên trường với các bạn cùng lớp.)

Tham khảo
1. My favourite sights are rice fields and garden scenes, they remind me of my hometown.

I love the sweetness of candy and cakes. It reminds me of my beautiful childhood.

My favourite sounds are the guitar and piano sounds. They remind me of the songs my mom used to play for me.

2. I hate the crowded street scene with the sound of vehicle horns. It makes me tired.

3. Yes, it is. I love the feeling of lying in a warm blanket and listening to my favorite music on rainy winter days. Because that makes me relaxed and comfortable.

Tham khảo:

                                Skills studying abroad will give you

1. Intercultural communication and language

While you’re studying abroad, you will gain intercultural communication skills from interacting with people from different cultures.

2. Cultural awareness

Cultural awareness is a skill achieved from studying abroad when you really make an effort to understand the new country and its culture that you’re living in. Being culturally sensitive is a crucial part to being able to adapt to, or being flexible with, foreign surroundings.

3. Self-awareness

A more heightened self-awareness can be triggered while studying abroad as you begin to settle into your new home. When you find yourself in situations that are unfamiliar to you, you become more vulnerable. This vulnerability forces you to assess who you are and will maybe even make it more clear who or what you want to be.

4. Adaptability

Learning the local language, trying cultural dishes, understanding laws, customs, learning how to use money and how to use different transportation systems, are just a few things you’ll have to learn and to which you’ll have to adapt.

5. Empathy

Visiting historical sites, walking along ancient roads, and (most importantly) talking and connecting with people of different cultures all teach you empathy. When you get to interact with others and hear their stories, you will find that humans share much more in common than you thought—even if you grew up on literal opposite sides of the world.

6. Confidence

Your confidence can come from a lot of things, but it all comes down to challenging yourself and learning new things while abroad. Something as simple as learning to navigate the local transportation system, or how to order food in another language will make you more confident in yourself and your capability.

7. Problem solving and a sense of responsibility

Maybe you got lost walking to class or had a set back trying to learn the local transportation system. You will be responsible for thinking out of the box through these challenges, and oftentimes on your own. Being responsible for managing things on your own is an important skill you’ll gain (and practice) from studying abroad.

8. Independence

Living abroad in a different country with unfamiliar cultural norms can be daunting. But, you will learn how to be independent by facing and working through challenges (and life) on your own, and you’ll become more comfortable with your potential.

9. Maturity

The more you experience, learn, and grow throughout life (and accept the fact that it’s necessary), the more mature you will become. All of the skills learned from studying abroad can be used together in any combination to show you’re mature.

When returning home from studying abroad, you may feel different, changed. You may even learn more about yourself and see your own culture and home in a different light. Plus, the experiences and skills gained from study abroad can be used to your advantage in terms of your future career.

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One of our family routines is our weekly movie night. Every Friday evening, we gather in the living room, armed with blankets, pillows, and snacks, ready to enjoy a movie together. We take turns choosing the movie, ensuring that everyone gets a chance to watch their favorite genre. As we settle down on the couch, the room fills with laughter and excitement. The movie night not only provides us with entertainment but also serves as a bonding activity, allowing us to spend quality time together as a family. We discuss the movie afterward, sharing our thoughts and opinions, which often leads to lively debates and discussions. This routine has become a cherished tradition in our family, creating lasting memories and strengthening our relationships. It is a time when we can escape from the stresses of our daily lives and simply enjoy each other's company, creating a sense of unity and togetherness.