Town or country ?

Kate is an Australian student. She lives far from city. She doesn't go to school. She studies on the Internet. After breakfast, she helps her parents with their works. In the afternoon, she works with her teacher on the internet. In the evening, she does her homework. Before sleeping, she mails for her teachers. She meets her friends once a week and she plays sports with them on Sunday. She usually chats with her friend, Mai, who lives in Vietnam.

Kate is an Australian student. She lives far from the city. She doesn't go to school. She studies online. After having breakfast, she helps her parent with their works. In the afternoon, she works with her online teacher. In the evening, she does her homework. Before goes to bed, she writes an email to her teachers. She meets friends once a week and plays sport with them on Sunday. She often chats online with her friend - Mai at Viet Nam.

Kate is a student in Australia. She lived far from the city. She did not go to school. She studied online. After breakfast, she helps her parents with their farm work. In the afternoon, she worked with their teachers online. In the evening, she does homework. Before going to bed, she emails to their teachers. She met her friends once a week and play sports with them on Sunday. She regularly chat online with her friends in Vietnam Mai

Viết câu hỏi cho các câu trả lời.

Ex: Is your school big? - No. My school is small.

1. - Yes. I live in an apartment. => Do you live in an apartment?

2. - No. There aren't any stores on the street. => Are there some stores on the street?

3. - No. My house is old.=> Is your house new?

4. - Yes. There is a hotel near my house. => Is there a hotel near your house?

5. - No. It's very noisy here. => Is here quiet/peaceful?

6. - Yes. The flowers are beautiful. => Are the flowers beautiful?

7. - No. She lives in an apartment. => Does she live in a house?

8. - Yes. The lake is behind the house. => Is there a lake behind the house?

Viết câu hỏi cho các câu trả lời.

Ex: Is your school big? - No. My school is small.

1. - Yes. I live in an apartment.→ Do you live in an apartment ?

2. - No. There aren't any stores on the street.→Are there any stores on the street?

3. - No. My house is old.→Is your house new?

4. - Yes. There is a hotel near my house.→Is there a hotel near your house?

5. - No. It's very noisy here.→Is it vey quiet here?

6. - Yes. The flowers are beautiful.→Are the flowers beautiful.

7. - No. She lives in an apartment.→Is she live in an apartment?

8. - Yes. The lake is behind the house.→Is there a lake behind the house?

1. - Yes. I live in an apartment.

=> Do you live in an apartment?

2. - No. There aren't any stores on the street.

=> Are there any stores on the street?

3. - No. My house is old.

=> Is your house new?

4. - Yes. There is a hotel near my house.

=> Is there a hotel near your house?

5. - No. It's very noisy here.

=> Is it quite here?

6. - Yes. The flowers are beautiful.

=> Are the flowers beautiful?

7. - No. She lives in an apartment.

=> Does she live next to your house?

8. - Yes. The lake is behind the house.

=> Is the lake behind the house?

vinhHoàng Lê Bảo Ngọc

1. These schools are old.

2. There are some markets near the factory.

3. Are Lan's sisters beautiful?

4. Those/These are small houses.

5. Are your rooms big?

6. No, those/these aren't. Those/These are neww

7. There are many trees behind the house.

8. They are our teacher.

Đổi các câu sang dạng số nhiều.

Ex: There is a hotel near the house. -> There are hotels near the house.

1. This school is old. => These schools are old

2. There is a market near the factory => There are makets near the factories

3. Is Lan's sister beautiful? => Are Lan's sisters beautiful ?

4. It's a small house. => They ' re small houses

5. Is your room big? => Are your rooms big ?

6. No, it isn't. It's new. => No , they aren't . They are new

7. There is a tree behind the house. => There are trees behind the houses

8. He is our teacher. => They are our teachers

1. This school is old.

These schools are old.

2. There is a market near the factory

There are markets near the factory.

3. Is Lan's sister beautiful?

Are Lan's sisters beautiful ?

4. It's a small house.

They're small house.

5. Is your room big?

Are your rooms big ?

6. No, it isn't. It's new.

No, they aren't. They are new.

7. There is a tree behind the house.

There are trees behind the house.

8. He is our teacher.

They are our teachers.

My name is Hung. I live in an apartment in town with my family. It's a small apartment, but it's very nice. Near the building, there are a lot of stores: bookstore, drugstore, toystore, shoestore, etc. In the neighborhood, there is a post office, a clinic, a bank and a market. So it's very noisy here.

1. Does Hung live in town or in the country?

-> Hung lives in town.

2. Does he live in a house?

-> No, he doesn't.

3. Who does he live with?

-> He lives with his family.

4. Is his apartment big?

-> No, it isn't.

5. Are there any stores on the street?

-> Yes, there are.

6. Is it quiet in his neighborhood?

-> No, it isn't.

1. Does Hung live in town or in the country?

- Hung lives in town.

2. Does he live in a house?

- No,he doesn't.

3. Who does he live with?

- He lives with his family.

4. Is his apartment big?

- No, it isn't.

5. Are there any stores on the street?

- No,there aren't.

6. Is it quiet in his neighborhood?

- No,it isn't.

1. They live in an apartment.

They don't live in an apartment.

Do they live in an apartment ?

2. There are books on the bookshelf.

There aren't books on the bookshelf.

Are there books on the bookshelf ?

3. My mother works in a bank.

My mother doesn't work in a bank.

Does your mother work in a bank?

4. There is a flower on the table.

There isn't a flower on the table.

Is there a flower on the table?

5. This supermarket is big.

This supermarket isn't big.

Is this supermarket big?

6. The children are in the museum.

The children aren't in the museum.

Are the children in the museum?

7. There are schools in the village.

There aren't schools in the village.

Are there schools in the village ?

8. There is a zoo in the country.

There isn't a zoo in the country.

Is there a zoo in the country?

1. They live in an apartment.

=> They don't live in an apartment.

Do they live in an apartment?

2. There are books on the bookshelf

=> There aren't books on the bookshelfs

Are there book on the bookshelf?

3. My mother works in a bank.

=> My mother doesn't work in a bank

Does your mother work in a bank?

4. There is a flower on the table.

=> There isn't a flower on the table

Is there flower on the table ?

5. This supermarket is big.

=> This supermarket isn't big

Is this supermarket big ?

6. The children are in the museum.

=> The children aren't in the museum

Are the children in the museum ?

7. There are schools in the village.

=> There aren't schools in the village

Are there schools in the village ?

8. There is a zoo in the country.

=> There isn't a zoo in the country

Is there a zoo in the country ?

New Zealand is one of the final mainland settlers. According to radiocarbon method, evidence of deforestation and mitochondrial DNA variation in the Maori population showed New Zealand was first settled by East Polynesian in about 1250-1300, ending a journey through series the islands in the South Pacific. In the following centuries, the settlers developed a distinct culture that is now known as Maori. Residents are divided into IWI (tribe) and Hapu (gentile), tribes and clans sometimes cooperative competition, sometimes competing or fighting with each other. In a moment, a group of Māori migrated to the Chatham Islands and developed a distinct Moriori culture there.

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Where to Stay in Nha Trang

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Cu Chi Tunnels Small Group Tour

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Mekong Delta Tour

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Where to Stay in Mui Ne

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Where to Stay in Phu Quoc

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Where to Stay in Hoi An

Halong Bay Adventure Tour including Cruise from Hanoi

Day Trip from Ho Chi Minh City to Cu Chi Tunnels

Day Trip from Ho Chi Minh City to Mekong Delta

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Where to Stay in Hanoi

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Where to Stay in Hue

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I know you're a keen member of the drama group. I suppose you _____ part in the play this year. (take)

=> I know you're a keen member of the drama group. I suppose you will take part in the play this year.