State whether the following sentences are simple, complex or compound.

1. Tet is the most important festival in Vietnam; therefore, most Vietnamese return home for Tet.

2. They played together as a team very well; however, they didn’t win the race.

3. After talking a boat to the mountain, we can take a cable car up.

4. It was an exciting festival, so I felt very lucky to participate in it.

5. Last year, I went to Huong Pagoda with my family and friends.

State whether the following sentences are simple, complex or compound.

1. The Elephant Racing Festival is the biggest cultural festival in Tay Nguyen.

2. You can either choose to ride in a cable car up to the pagoda or walk up.

3. We first learned to sing quan ho when we were between 15 and 17.

4. The oarsmen are encouraged by the sounds of drums and the cheering crowds while they are racing.

5. Maya doesn’t follow the procession, but she supports the dancing team.

6. Hundreds of thousands of people gather on the two banks of the river to watch the Ngo junk race.

7. Ngo junk race is a community sports which enhance unity among Khmer people from villages

8. Even through many people come to Buon Don to ride the elephants, a lot of them fail to witness the Elephant Racing Festival.

John the two sentences using the conjunctive adverbs in the box.

[ However; Nevertheless; Moreover; Therefore; Otherwise]

1. Drinking and driving is against the rules. It’s dangerous.

2. We were supposed to go dancing after dinner. We went home instead.

3. Milos said his English is terrible. He got a 9.0 on his IELTS Writing test.

4. Remember to use sun cream when you go down to the beach. You’ll get sunburnt within half an hour.

5. Diet and exercise will help you lose weight. It’s good for your health.

Complete each sentence with an appropriate preposition .

1. The Buddhist Festival lasts … three months from the first to the third lunar month.

2. The Lunar New Year typically takes place … late January or early February.