1. would you say

2. will always get

3. weren't

4. were

5. would be

6. had listened

7. wouldn't be

8. has

9. is

1would you say, 2will always get, 3didn' t be, 4is, 5was, 6 listened, 7 hadn' t would be, 8 has, 9is 

1.Would you like to improve your English?

Why don't you improve your E ?

2. What do you say when your friend says that " Oh, dear! I lost my wallet

Let's look for it somewhere

3. What do you say when your friend says that " wow ! I just got a good part-time job?
Congratulations!

4. Do you think you will pass this speaking test?/ take a trip with your family this year?

No, I don't

5. When do you think you will graduate from college/get married/buy a house

Perhaps in the next 10 years

In the future, I would like to become a teacher. A teacher helps students to read, write, and to do lots of helpful things. But, when I want to get this job, I must study hard and be trained to patiently teach a kid. Although I have to work hard to get that job, I love the job very much because I can spread my knowledge to people and help to improve the world's education.

Chúc chị học tốt ><

1 You should get a new job

2 you should say you are sorry

3 He should ask his teacher about it

4 You should start having lessons

5 She shouldn't watch IV late at night

6 You should get some exercise

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to talk to you about how to make a good first impression in a job interview. I will talk about why this is important; things someone can do to help create that perfect ‘first impression’; how to leave the interviewer with a good ‘last impression’ and finally I will wish the success for a job searcher.In a professional situation, first impressions are extremely important. If for example, someone is attending a job interview, he needs to create a good impression as soon as he meets the interviewer. That way the employer is more likely to want to offer him the job.

There are many things a candidate can do to help create the best possible impression. For example, being on time! If someone has an appointment, it is important to arrive a few minutes early so that the meeting can start exactly on time. He should make sure he is appropriately dressed. If it is a job interview, it is a good idea to dress smartly. It will help a candidate to feel confident and will make him look more professional. He should also make sure that he is clean and well presented, he should not smell of cigarette smoke. Finally, the candidate must make sure that he does not have anything caught between his teeth! He should look in a mirror before he goes in to make sure he looks OK.The smile helps a candidate to relax and will make him look friendly. In many cultures, it is important to make eye contact with the other person – but a candidate should not stare as it might uncomfortable for the interviewer! For a job interview, it is usual to shake hands. A candidate might want to practice doing this so it will feel natural to him. He should wait for the interviewer to ask him to sit down. When he sits down, he should try to look confident and relaxed, sit back on the chair and thank the interviewers for inviting him in to talk to them. He must not slouch and look too relaxed, but also he should not perch on the front of the seat either – this way, the candidate will look uncomfortable and it will make his interviewers feel uncomfortable too!A candidate will also create a good impression at an interview if he has prepared thoroughly for the meeting. He must ensure that he has researched the job and the company. He must be clear about what he can offer them and why he would be good at the job.When he answers questions, he should try to be positive and enthusiastic as well as friendly. He needs to show his personality as well as his skills. At the end of the interview, he needs to think about the last impression he makes on the employer. That way, they will remember the candidate more positively. The candidate should thank the person for seeing him, then stand up, shake hands again and smile as he leaves the room. The candidate wants the interviewer to think as he leaves- ‘what a lovely candidate, I would like him to come and work with me!’I hope if a candidate follows this advice it will help him to form a good impression at interviews when he meets people for the first time in a formal environment.

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1. Where are you living at the moment?

=> Can you tell me where you are at the moment?

2. Why have you quit your job?

=> Could you explain why you quit your job.

3. What did you say to the headmaster?

=> I`d like to know you say to the headmaster.

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Thấy nó hay nên cùng "share with you".

1. you are

2. why you have

3. what you said

1. I say :" Can you show me the way to the post office? "

2. I say :" Can I go out with .... ? "

3. I say :" What is the price of this book, please? "

4. I say :" Excuse me, What time is it? "

5. I say :" What is the weather like today? "

6. I say :" Oh, Can I invite my friend to home for dinner , please? "

7. I say :" Can I borrow your ruler, please? "

8. I say :" Oh, Can I know what is your phone number? "

9. I say :" What can I help you? "

10. I say :"Can I know what is the distance between Ha Noi and Da Nang