Your friend is going to travel to your hometown next summer. Write an email (80-100 words) to give him/her a suggestion about one place to visit. (1.5pts) You can use the following suggestions below: - Where do you suggest him/her to travel to? - Why do you think he/she will like that place? - What are the special features of that place ? - What can he/she see and do there? ( cụ thể là ở quảng ngãi nha)
Write an email.
Imagine your foreign friend wants to know something about Vietnam. In 70 to 80 English words, write an email to tell him/her about your neighborhood. In your email you should write about:
- Place where you live
- The climate
- The people
- Facilities in your neighborhood
- What you like/ dislike about your neighborhood
Tham khảo đoạn này nhé
Dear Peter!
Hello! In my last letter, I heard that you want to know something more about Vietnam. Then in this letter I will introduce you more specifically about Vietnam - exactly I will introduce you to my neighborhood. First, I live in Hanoi capital. The neighborhood where I live has a cool climate, with little rain and wind. The people here are very friendly, kind and friendly. They are ready to help when we get stuck. The facilities in my neighborhood are very complete and comfortable. There's a stadium, a play area for kids, and more. What I like about my neighborhood is that the view is beautiful, the trees are green and the weather is pleasant. And what I don't like about my neighborhood is that here the alleyways are a bit narrow and there's a lot of noise. Anyway, I still love my neighborhood.
What about your neighborhood. Write to tell me soon
Love,
......
Write an email
Imagine your foreign friend wants to know something about Vietnam. In 70 to 80 English words, write an email to tell him/her about your neighborhood. In your email you should write about: - Place where you live - The climate - The people - Facilities in your neighborhood - What you like/ dislike about your neighborhood.
Mọi người viết mẫu cho em tham khảo với ạ. E cảm ơn
Tham khảo!
Dear my best friend,
I am very happy and proud when I know that you want to know well about Vietnam - Where I live and have great happiness with my family here. My dear friend, I will have a lot to tell you about this beautiful land, right here, where I live!
I live in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, you know, this place is beautiful and beautiful. Where there exist countless ancient relics and architecture of the history of the country. A fresh and bustling place, jubilant and busy. I'm prouder and more excited than anywhere.
It has a fresh climate and cold air. The sky in Hanoi is always blue. But in summer, it's often hot and uncomfortable! Everyone is friendly and helpful, knows each other and often works together, which is understandable because the place is quite populated and the area is also very large.
I want to tell you first about Hoan Kiem Lake in Hanoi. Legend has it that in the time when Le Loi defeated the Minh, escaping the yoke, he returned the divine sword to the Golden Tortoise at Ta Vong Lake, this lake changed its name to Hoan Kiem Lake or Sword Lake.
I love the parks in this place, the orchards and the flowers in front of my house. I just don't like the hot summer climate of this place.
But it's okay, because Hanoi is great. There are fun and bookstores, cinemas and lots of interesting places for you. This place has many specialties and delicacies such as patties, nuggets, lotus tea or apricot umbrellas,.. etc ...
That's what Hanoi is – my proud capital. I hope that you will love Hanoi too.
See you soon.
Your friend,
Anh.
Write an email.
Imagine your foreign friend wants to know something about Vietnam. In 70 to 80 English words, write an email to tell him/her about your neighborhood. In your email you should write about:
- Place where you live
- The climate
- The people
- Facilities in your neighborhood
- What you like/ dislike about your neighborhood
2. Write an email (80 - 100 words) to you friend to tell him/her what people should do to protect wonders of Vietnam.
(You should base on the suggestions below: What wonder is it?/ Is it a natural or man-made wonder?/ Where is it located?/What are the special features about it?/ What problems does it have? What should we do to protect it?)
3. writing: write an email for your pen friend using the information
1. How you feel when your friend visit your country?
2. Where you take him/her to
3. How to get there
4. What to do (Visit/ eat/ buy)
5. How to pick up your friend (Time/ place)
Your pen friend is going to visit you in summer. write an email to tell him/her a famous in your home town (Ninh Bình nha)
XI. Write an email (100 - 120 words) to your foreign friend. Tell him/her about the city that you are living You should base on the suggestions below: -What city is it? -Where is it? -What are the special things of the city? -What are the good things of the city? -What are the bad things of the city? Do you like your city? Why? Các bạn giúp mik với chiều mik nộp rồi ạ Ko mạng nha
Dear Andrew
I hope this message finds you well! I'm excited to share with you about the city I currently reside in—Sydney, Australia. Nestled along the stunning coastline, Sydney is renowned for its iconic landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. The city boasts a vibrant cultural scene with diverse cuisines and a rich tapestry of art and music.
The great part about Sydney is its blend of urban living and natural beauty. From its pristine beaches to the sprawling parks and reserves, there's always a picturesque spot to unwind. However, the downside is the high cost of living and occasional traffic congestion, typical of any bustling metropolis.
Overall, I adore Sydney for its liveliness, but the hustle sometimes gets overwhelming. Nevertheless, the city's charm always wins me over, making it a fantastic place to call home!
Warm regards,
Dac Minh
Dear [Friend],
I hope that you are well. I am currently living in Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam. It’s located in the northern part of the country, and it’s known for its rich history, beautiful architecture, and vibrant cultural scene.
One of the special things about Hanoi is its Old Quarter, a maze of bustling streets dating back to the 13th century. The city is also famous for its unique cuisine, with dishes like Pho and Bun Cha that are loved by locals and tourists alike.
Living in Hanoi has its ups and downs. The city is full of life and there’s always something to do. However, it can get quite crowded and the traffic can be a bit chaotic at times.
Despite these challenges, I love living here. The city’s energy, its people, and its culture make it a truly special place. I hope you’ll get the chance to visit someday.
Best, [Your Name]
