Speaking SVIP

Choose the sentences a-d to complete the conversation.

Van: Hi, Chi. You look sad. (1)

Chi: You know, we were chosen to take part in the English Public Speaking Contest in Da Nang next month. However, my parents haven't allowed me to go there. They said Da Nang is too far away, and I'll miss the TOEFL test already arranged for the next month. But I really want to go.

Van: I understand. It's the chance for a lifetime...(2) You can take the test another time. Did you tell your parents about that?

Chi: I did. The real problem is that I've never been away from home, and they are worried. (3)

Van: Let's talk to our teacher. I think she can persuade your parents.

Chi: Good idea.

Choose the sentences that include the answer to each question.

1. What is Chi's problem?

Van: Hi, Chi. You look sad. What's the problem?

Chi: You know, we were chosen to take part in the English Public Speaking Contest in Da Nang next month. However, my parents haven't allowed me to go there. They said Da Nang is too far away, and I'll miss the TOEFL test already arranged for the next month. But I really want to go.

Van: I understand. It's the chance for a lifetime...But I have an idea. You can take the test another time. Did you tell your parents about that?

Chi: I did. The real problem is that I've never been away from home, and they are worried. What should I do?

Van: Let's talk to our teacher. I think she can persuade your parents.

Chi: Good idea. Thanks for your advice.

Underline the sentences that include the answer for each question.

2. What does Van advise her to do?

Van: Hi, Chi. You look sad. What's the problem?

Chi: You know, we were chosen to take part in the English Public Speaking Contest in Da Nang next month. However, my parents haven't allowed me to go there. They said Da Nang is too far away, and I'll miss the TOEFL test already arranged for the next month. But I really want to go.

Van: I understand. It's the chance for a lifetime...But I have an idea. You can take the test another time. Did you tell your parents about that?

Chi: I did. The real problem is that I've never been away from home, and they are worried. What should I do?

Van: Let's talk to our teacher. I think she can persuade your parents.

Chi: Good idea. Thanks for your advice.

Underline the question used to ask for advice.

Van: Hi, Chi. You look sad. What's the problem?

Chi: You know, we were chosen to take part in the English Public Speaking Contest in Da Nang next month. However, my parents haven't allowed me to go there. They said Da Nang is too far away, and I'll miss the TOEFL test already arranged for the next month. But I really want to go.

Van: I understand. It's the chance for a lifetime...But I have an idea. You can take the test another time. Did you tell your parents about that?

Chi: I did. The real problem is that I've never been away from home, and they are worried. What should I do?

Van: Let's talk to our teacher. I think she can persuade your parents.

Chi: Good idea. Thanks for your advice.

Choose the statements that are used to give advice.

Choose the correct answer to fill in the blank.

Ann: Nga, you look tired. What's the problem?

Nga: I feel overwhelmed and depressed about the exam next week. But I don't know how to deal with stress.

Ann: each day to keep you super prepared? Moreover, that help you ease stress and improve your well-being.

Nga: Good ideas.