3.My father (be) is very kind.

4.I (go) will go to the cinema with my sister this evening.

5.My father (watch) watches  TV  every evening.

6. In the summer, I usually (go) goes to the park with my friends, and in the spring, we (have) have Tet Holiday; I (be)am happy because I always (visit) visits my granparents.

7. Today, we (have) have English class.

8. Her favourite subject (be) is English.

9. Now, my brother () s eating bananas.

10. Everyday, my father (get up) gets up at 5.00 a.m.

11. Every morning, I (watch) watch tv at 10.00.

12. Everyday, I (go) go to school by bike.

13. Every morning, my father (have) has a cup of coffe.

14. Hoa (live) lives in Hanoi, and Ha (live) lives in HCM City.

15. They usually (get up) get up at 6. oo in the morning.

16. Ha never (go) goes fishing in the winter but she always (do) does it in the summer.

17. There (be) are animals in the circus.

18. My children (Go) go to school by bike.

19. We (go) go to supermarket to buy some food.

20. Mr. Hien (go)goes on business to Hanoi every month.

21. Ha () s coffee very much, but I (not ) don’t it.

Từng này trc đã!!!

2s  / don't

I'm 10 years old

i'm 8 years old

Went 

I went to the library yesterday

Came

I came home last night

Đây là động từ bất quy tắc nhé : said , ate , dug , grew , drank , heard , gave , held , forgot , got , laid , lent , met , ....

1. finishes     2. has      3 . is      4. am going to go      5. watches      6. go / have / am / visit       7. have     8. is     9. lkes       10. gets up      11. watch      12. go      13. has     14. lives / lives       15. get up        16.goes / does        17. is      18. go       191. finishes 2. has 3 . is 4. am going to go 5. watches 6. go / have / am / visit 7. have 8. is 9. lkes 10. gets up 11. watch 12. go 13. has 14. lives / lives 15. get up 16.goes / does     17. is       18. go      19. go    20.goes     21.s /  do not        22. s / does not       23. love / do not love         24. go / am waiting       25. gets/ brushes

   Mình ko chắc sẽ đúng hết đau nên nếu sai thì thông cảm cho mình nhé

  For many young people in Britain, sport is a popular part of school life, and being (1) _________ one of the school teams and playing in matches is very important. If someone is (2) _________ a team, it means a lot of extra prace and often spending Saturday or Sunday away (3) _________ home, as many matches are played then.
    It can also involve travelling (4) _________ other towns to play against other school teams and then staying after the match (5) _________ a meal or a drink. Sometimes parents, friends and other students will travel (6) _________ the team to support their own side.
    When a school team wins a match, it is the whole school that feels proud, not only the players. It can also mean that the school becomes well-known (7) ___________ being good (8) ________ certain sports, and students from that school may end up playing (9) ________ national and international teams so that the school has some really famous names associated (10) _________ it!
    1.    A. with    B. for    C. from    D. in
    2.    A. for    B. to    C. in    D. with
    3.    A. on    B. at    C. to    D. from
    4.    A. at    B. to    C. by    D. for
    5.    A. for    B. to    C. away    D. by
    6.    A. down    B. with    C. up    D. on
    7.    A. in    B. for    C. with    D. by
    8.    A. at    B. in    C. for    D. on
    9.    A. in    B. with    C. by    D. for
    10.    A. for    B. at    C. in D with

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My favourite subjects is English

#Hok tốt#

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Answer:

- My favourite subjetcs are English, PE, Math and... ect

Mà phải viết là " What is your favourite subject? " chứ hog phải " the " hay " subjects " nhé, số ít mà :D

1.what is your nationality ?

My nationality is Vietnamese

2.tell me about your last summer

Last summer vacation, I went to Ha LOng Bay with my family. It was sunny but not very hot. His parents sat in the sun and talked. My younger sister and I went swimming. Then, we went to some souvenir shops. We bought a lot of different gifts for our friends. Next, my family went to a food stall for lunch. We ate fish and crab. The food was delicious, but most things were not cheap. They were quite expensive. Finally, We took a lot of photos and went to home by bus. After trip, we felt very happy because we had a great time get together. Our trip was great, if my family next time I travel, I will invite you to go with my family.

3.how can we protect our environment ?

eight Simple Things You Can Do to Help Protect the Earth

1. Reduce, reuse, and recycle. Cut down on what you throw away. ...
2. Volunteer. Volunteer for cleanups in your community. ...
3. Educate. ...
4. Conserve water. ...
5. Choose sustainable. ...
6. Shop wisely. ...
7. Use long-lasting light bulbs. ...
8. Plant a tree.

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Ansewer :

1: What is your nationality - My nationality is Vietnamese.

2: Tell me about your last summer - Last summer I visited my grandparents in a Hanoi.

3: We don't littering and don't burning forest​.

1 Friend

2 . comfortable 

3 . sickness

4 . peaceful

5 . yourself

1. friendliness (danh từ của friendly)

2. comfortable (tính từ của comfort)

3. sickness (danh từ của sick)

4. peaceful (tính từ của peace)

5. yourself - tạm dịch: "Bạn tự làm điều đó đi" - You should do it yourself)

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