1. In 10 years, social network users will be using automatic translation function. It help people translate comments and private messages in all languages. And also, automatic translation function will remove language barriers.

(Trong 10 năm, những người sử dụng mạng xã hội sẽ dùng chức năng dịch tự động. Nó giúp mọi người dịch những bình luận và tin nhắn riêng tư ở mọi ngôn ngữ. Và chức năng dịch tự động sẽ loại bỏ rào cản ngôn ngữ.)

2. In 10 years, chatbot will become more commonly used by sellers of online shops. Chatbot helps sell more products to customers from other countries and it instantly reply to customer in all languages.

(Trong 10 năm, chatbot sẽ được dùng bởi những người bán hàng trực tuyến và trở nên phổ biến hơn. Chatbot sẽ giúp bán được nhiều sản phẩm hơn cho khách hàng của những quốc gia khác và nó sẽ phản hồi khách hàng ở mọi ngôn ngữ.)

In our group, most people spend most of their money on clothes.

(Trong nhóm của chúng tôi, hầu hết mọi người tiêu hầu hết tiền của họ cho quần áo.)

        To find extreme viewpoints, I need look no further than my own family. My family has members whose opinions vary widely. These opinions often result in interesting conversations, debates, and occasional disagreements at family gatherings. Two contrasting members of my family are my brother and my father. I understand both of them fairly well, but their attempts to understand each other are less successful. My father and my older brother sometimes assume diametrically different viewpoints.

        My brother is artistic and creative while my father is pragmatic and technically minded. One of the more humorous differences between them is their taste in music. My brother is a born musician who loves music with soul. On the other hand, my father is a scientist and listens to Cheo.

        Another often humorous difference between my father and brother is the way they wear their hair. My brother wears his hair down to his shoulders. My father, on the other hand, always gets his hair cut when it begins to touch his collar. When my father was growing up in the sixties, all men wore short hair. However, my brother grew up during the twenties when people were more liberal in the way they dressed. The length of my brother's hair bothers my father.

        Although my brother and father disagree on many things, they manage to get along very well. Both of them are open-minded and can appreciate each other's differences.

Tham khảo

- The activities in 4, I want to try snowboarding.

- I want to try it because snowboarding inproves overall health and balance

I want to try snowboarding. It seems fun and adventurous. Also, it helps improve overall heath and balance.

(Mình muốn thử trượt tuyết bằng ván. Nó trong vui và mạo hiểm. Hơn nữa, nó giúp cải thiện sức khỏe và trạng thái cân bằng.)

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.