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Practice SVIP
Listen and complete each sentence with ONE word from the recording.
1. Learning Vietnamese is becoming more popular with living and working in Vietnam.
2. Mr Choi Byung Joon from the Republic of Korea has been learning Vietnamese for years.
3. Mr Choi thinks the most difficult thing about Vietnamese is the 6 different .
4. Mr. Choi finds Vietnamese an language.
5. Mr Choise was taught by a who can speak Korean after he moved to Vietnam.
Listen again and decide if each statement is true (T) or false (F).
(Nhấp vào dòng để chọn đúng / sai)| 1. Foreigners can learn about Vietnam and its people by learning Vietnamese. |
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| 2. Mr Choi Byung lives and works in Korea now. |
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| 3. Mr Choi thinks Vietnamese is easy for foreigners. |
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| 4. Mr Choi never studies Vietnamese with a native teacher. |
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| 5. His Vietnamese has been better thanks to a good study method and lots of practice. |
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Listen to a man talking about how technology has changed children's lifestyles. Answer the question below.
1. What was the child obesity rate in 2012?
Listen to a man talking about how technology has changed children's lifestyles. Answer the question below.
2. How many point was that rate different from the 1980's rate?
Listen to a man talking about how technology has changed children's lifestyles. Answer the question below.
3. What do screens from digital devices emit?
Listen to a man talking about how technology has changed children's lifestyles. Answer the question below.
5. What can be disturbed when children are exposed to screen time at night?
Listen to a man talking about how technology has changed children's lifestyles. Answer the question below.
4. What problems may be caused by looking at smartphones' or tablets' screens?
Listen again. Fill in each blank with a missing word to complete the summary.
Technology also changes the way kids and with others. This can have huge impacts on their mental and emotional High levels of social media use can lower and create negative moods. More importantly, it lowers children‟s frequency of interacting with their peers. This makes it more difficult for them to pick up on social cues and develop meaningful relationships with others. This isn't to say that all technology is bad. In fact, it provides tons of positive opportunities for learning, entertaining, and socializing, but it should be and used appropriately.
Complete the conversation about traditional games, using the responses (A-G) given. There are two extra ones.
Nick: I'm bored with computer games, and they're harmful to our eyes.
Phong: Why don't you try traditional games in Viet Nam?
Nick: Can you introduce some, for example, the most popular?
Phong: Of course.
Nick: And your team tries to be the winner.
Phong: Sure. During that event, she could play all sorts of games with her friends.
Nick: Children will find their interest in healthful games instead of being hooked on violent games.
Phong: Take “Mandarin's Squares” as an example.
Nick: What should we do in order to play that game?
Phong: It's simple to prepare the game. I think schools should not only focus on traditional games. Modem games are good for children's health too, and children can enjoy the best of both types.
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Discuss the following questions.
1. What make children's today lifestyles different from the past?
2. Do you think that technology advances should be attributed to those changes? In what way?
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