Tom: What do you think about life in the mountains?

(Cậu nghĩ sao về cuộc sống ở trên núi?)

Trang: I think it’s very interesting. People in the mountains live close to nature.

(Mình nghỉ nó rất thú vị. Mọi người sống gần gũi với thiên nhiên.)

Tom: What about you, Mai? What do you think?

(Cậu thì sao Mai? Cậu nghĩ như thế nào?)

Mai: To my way of thinking, there are better services in the city.

(Theo mình suy nghỉ thì ở thành phố dịch vụ tốt hơn.)

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In the past our country did not have computers, televisions,... they only games such as blindman's bluff, hide-and-seek. They are people who talk together. But now the teens are differnt from their time mostly on phones and computers. Now they text instead of talking. Play games instead of playing games as before. If so, the more they miss, the less they will stay away from society and not good for them

*Tham khảo:

Teenagers in the past enjoyed more outdoor and physical activities, with a focus on face-to-face interactions. Pastimes included sports, board games, and community engagement. Unlike today's digitally connected world, their leisure activities were often rooted in local communities and traditional forms of entertainment.

Teenagers in the past engaged in a range of analog activities, from outdoor sports and face-to-face socializing to reading, music, and part-time jobs. Hobbies, crafts, and school activities were common, fostering creativity, social connections, and personal development. The evolution of pastimes reflects changes in technology, society, and cultural trends.

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