- There is a tradition in my family that we give children lucky money at Tet.
- Our family has a custom of cooking and having breakfast at home.
 

My house is the place I love the best in my life. It is a small house on a 150 meters weighty land. It is behind another one, so the wide of the road to my house is very narrow about 1 meter. But it is very lovely to me. It has a living room, a dining room, a kitchen room, a bathroom, two bed room, and a store room. Additionally, it also has a very beautiful garden.In the living room, there is a shelf for a television, VCD Driver, and two speakers in the Western next to a table with two armchairs and one sofa. This is the place my family watch Television and talk together every evening as well as to talk to visitors.The dining room has a glass table with 6 armchairs for 5 members of the family to have meals. Besides, it also has a glass cupboard to store whatever my grandparents give my parents. So, The cupboard is very valuable and meaningful for my family.Maybe, the kitchen room is the most favourite place for me because she like cooking very much. She is very happy when someone feels good tasting. I love all dishes she makes. What is delicious!My parents use one bed room and the other for my younger sister and me.The bathroom and toilet is the end of my house. It is between the kitchen room and the garden.The garden is placed I love the best because it has many kinds of flowers with many beautiful colors. That makes me forget all the problems I meet. When I am sad I often go to this place to see flowers and green leaves. That is a very peaceful place.To summarize, my house is the most important and meaningful place for me. That is the place I was born and grow with all sadness and happiness I have.I love it.

Chúc bạn thi tốt nha :333 

There are many things in this world you can interested in, but there is only one thing make you happy, is your house with your family live in. My house is not a very big, but not very small.. It's very large if talking about area, it's about 75 square meters. It have a colour of blue with 4 floors. My house always have 3 motorbike in the houseyard for my parents and my sister. Inside the house, in the first floor, there is a living room, a kitchen and a restroom. My grandpa always watching TV in the living room while my grandma is cooking in the kitchen. In the second floor, it's my grandparents rooms. In the left is my grandma room, and in the right is the grandpa one. It also have a restroom for them. In the third floor, that's my parents room and my room. I very very love my room because it has many memories and things that I love and consider them treasures. And in the tallest floor, the fourth floor, in the left, it has an altar room, and my grandma sometimes come inside it and pray for my family a better live. In the right side, it's clothesline room. My father also planted a lots of orchid inside it. To summarize, my house is the most important and meaningful place for me. That's the place I was born and grow with all sadness and happiness I experienced .I love it so much, love it more than anyone in the world.

Obon is one of the most important Japanese traditions. People believe that their ancestors` spirits come back to their homes to be reunited with their family during Obon and pray for the spirits. For the reason, Obon is an important family gathering time, and many people return to their hometowns. Obon was originally celebrated around the 15th day of the seventh month in the lunar calendar. Obon periods are nowadays different in various regions of Japan. In most regions, Obon is celebrated around August 15, and it typically begins 13th and ends 16th of August. In some areas in Tokyo, Obon is celebrated around July 15, and it is still celebrated on the 15th day of the seventh month in the lunar calendar in many areas in Okinawa. Japanese people clean their houses and place a variety of food offerings such as vegetables and fruits to the spirits of ancestors in front of a butsudan (Buddhist altar). Chochin lanterns and arrangements of flower are usually placed by the butsudan.

In Vietnam, there are many meaningful and long-standing customs. As a Vietnamese citizen, I am extremely proud of our custom called "asking for handwriting", which is one of Vietnamese nice cultural traits and worthy to be adopted by other countries. Firstly, the custom shows desires or particular concepts and personal identities of people who want pictures of handwriting in the first days of a lunar new year. No difference between the rich and the poor, the old and the young, the local and the foreign is made in this customs. For example, the middle-aged asks for the handwriting of "Soul" or "Patience", the youth needs "Fame", "Love", "Loyalty", "Faithfulness" or "Will". A present for parents is "Peace" or "Safeness", one for the old is "Longevity". In addition, these words are often written in papers of red, pink or yellow colors, which symbolize luck. Secondly, the custom dignifies Vietnamese fondness of learning. The scholars, who give pictures of handwriting, always explain the far-reaching significance of each word written and the inquirers largely seem excited about this. Besides, many scholars are very young. Despite this, a lot of parents choose them as writers because they hope their children can learn from the youth's studiousness. In conclusion, the sincerity of both inquirers and givers of handwriting helps this custom be preserved with spiritual senses. Our foreign friends might apply it to their countries so as to remind them to love their mother languages and promote national fondness of learning.

Mark and Tim visited India last summer. Look at the information in the table to write a complete passage about their visit.

Country	India
Cities	Delhi, Madurai
Activities	watch snake performance, visit temples and historic buildings, eat kebabs
Date	Nov 18-25
People	friendly
Weather	very hot

Hướng dẫn:

Mark và Tim đã dến thảm Ân Độ mùa hè năm trước. Nhìn vào thông tin trong bảng viết một đoạn văn hoàn chỉnh vể chuyến thăm của họ.

Last summer Mark and Tim went to Indian on (their) holiday for 7 days. They visited Delhi and Madurai cities. They did many activities there: watched snake performance, visited temples and historic buildings, ate kebabs.. They really love the people there because the people there are so friendly. However, the weather is so hot all the time.

Mùa hè rồi Mark và Tim đã đến Án Dộ nghỉ mát trong 7 ngày. Họ dã thăm Delhi và Madurai. Họ dã làm nhiều việc như: xem biểu diễn rắn, thăm chùa và tòa nhà lịch sử, ăn thịt nướng kebab... Họ thực sự yêu con người ở đó bởi vì con người ở đó rất thân thiện. Tuy nhiên, thời tiết ở đó nóng suốt.

 

bài đấy là chép mạng rồi bạn ơi ! bài mình muốn ko chép mạng cơ

Customs and traditions are very important in my opinion. Like other families, we have our own customs and traditions. First of all, there is a tradition in my family of having to clean the house before the 30th of Tet. Everyone is assigned easy work, some clean the house, sweep the cobwebs, others decorate the house, pack the banh chung, .... We have been following this tradition for 3 generations. Second, we have the custom of Sunday together. We often go back to our hometown to visit our grandparents and neighbors there. That custom makes us closer. We all like our customs and traditions because they give our family a sense of belonging.

Dịch

Phong tục và truyền thống là rất quan trọng theo quan điểm của tôi. Cũng như những gia đình khác, chúng tôi có những phong tục tập quán riêng. Trước hết, trong gia đình tôi có một truyền thống là phải dọn dẹp nhà cửa trước 30 Tết. Mọi người đều được giao những công việc dễ dàng, một số dọn dẹp nhà cửa, quét mạng xã hội, một số khác trang trí nhà cửa, gói bánh chưng, .... Chúng tôi đã làm theo truyền thống này từ 3 đời nay. Thứ hai, chúng tôi có phong tục ngày Chủ nhật cùng nhau. Chúng tôi thường về quê để thăm ông bà và hàng xóm ở đó. Phong tục đó khiến chúng tôi gần nhau hơn. Tất cả chúng ta đều thích những phong tục và truyền thống của mình vì chúng mang lại cho gia đình chúng ta cảm giác thân thuộc.